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RIBSY! I watched this before I bought mine. Did you know Davy Crockett Used one of these Yashica cameras during the siege of the Alamo in 1836!? Using just one roll of Kodak Eastman 5222 black and white 35mm motion picture film he shot enough sprocket holes to stave off General Santa Anna and his army of 2000 men for THIRTEEN DAYS! Thank you so much for sharing! More people need to learn about the Yashica and its rich AMERICAN history of nearly 200 years. Learn more in my new youtube short "the untold history of the Yashica Mat 124G" Been subbed and watching for a while. Love your stuff!

A very usable camera on the field. It is a workhorse. I've got the SQ and it is so easy to use. Lenses are the typical Japanese lenses. I prefer the Zeiss, but.. there are not bad.

Wooo! Cool Thornton Pickard! I have a ruby roll film. The "Thornton" guy went on to be part of Kodak.

Que buen video me ha encantado yo no revelo en color pero pienso revelar en color, veo que tienes la misma ampliadora que tengo yo, que objetivo utilizas yo tengo varios pero me gusta el MEOGON 50MM 2.8 para 135, da muy buena calidad gracias un saludo desde BARCELONA ESPAÑA

You skipped the one step that i wanted to see. I want to see exactly how you figured out the exact number of spacers to use between the macro lens and the film holder. AND, what do you do if the all spacers are too thick and there is NO exact spot where you get the film frame to EXACTLY fill the frame of the sensor.

Great video. Thank you

One time I processed Agfa 200 chrome in c-41. I got results that were underexposed, but wild. I "hear" that to go this direction - e6 developed in c-41 - you should add a stop or two while exposing..... this builds up the contrast.

I have been bothered by a question for quite some time. Can Polaroid black and white as well as color films, like Fujifilm films, preserve their colors for a long time without fading? I hope that the colors in my photos won't fade away, just like the memories they capture.

I ended up getting a Mamiya C220 because I was in a thriftstore and saw, what at first, looked like a couple of those litlle opera glasses you'd see rich folks on tv use at operas. Turned out to be a Mamiya-Sekor 135mm and a Mamiya-Sekor 110mm lens. Awesome find. Love my Mamiya!

나이가 먹었음에도 열아홉 수능에 왜 관심 가질지. 이 나이에 먹고사니즘이 우선이지 공부가 어쩧고 산수가 어쩧고. 내 자식 잘되길 바라는 산수는 어쩔 수 없지만 몸 고된 사람 병들어 고쳐주는 것은 산술이 아닌 마음의 행동이 아닐지. 타인 몸에 칼을 대는 것에 경솔하지 않으면 좋으련만요

Way to go, Polaroid. Next step: A colour film that develops in less than 5 minutes.

Hi Ribsy those were some very good points you made, after all I don't have the manual skills to repair cameras competently. You need to be cautious and do some research to work out whether the repair place has a good reputation. I am getting older and have a tremor so it pays to play safe.

Love Ektar. Only negative what i heard is it brings out red in portraits, which might not be do flattering. Havent seent it myself, shooting in sunlight. And yes, with sharp lenses it gets super crisp

Excellent shots. When using the I-2 where you in auto or manual? Flash or no?

I bought an Elan IIe in about 98, my first Canon. I shot Mamiya, Minolta, Yashica and Polaroid before that. I was amazed at the ease of use of that fine camera. I started picking up these Rebels when the price was next to nothing thinking they would be good for teaching with if I taught a photography class sometime. They are fine cameras and I think I still have all of them that I bought and have been given a couple more of them too. They are really light and fun to shoot. BTW if you want people to notice and compliment you, a TLR or old folding medium format is the way to go.

bushwick is the hood?

I wonder when it will be in the standard i type film.

Nice to see the AERO LIBERATOR CAMERA !!! In the WILD ..... JOHNMINNICKS.COM

That man had the Aguila’s jersey on! lovey campeón!!!!

Damn all these cameras I want now.. Great dynamic range on those.

How do you avoid static electricity when checking the perforation of the film?

Comparing this to god tier packfilm is clickbait-y & laughable. Show us the inevitably faded & sepia’d in no time. Ages like milk. Absolute trash!

Awesome video brother! Thank you for sharing your experience and results with the new emulsion, did I understand you correctly that none of the pictures used flash? How did you manage to illuminate the mechanic in the shop garage (my favorite picture btw). Keep shooting bro polaroid will pick you up in no time!

the black and white shots from the parade where my favs such nice blacks and nice whites and great compositions ! killing it

The photo looks so sharp, what camera did you use?

Since Fujifilm is exiting the game of film, they should sell their formulas to Kodak or some other manufacturer. Imagine if Kodak had all of the Fuji chrome films, but changed the name?!

omg 1:09 is an incredible shot!! Amazing photos!!!

To tell the truth, the new formula looks good, but it doesn't look like there is that much detail in shadows in these shots. I am also curious if this film turns to sepia like the previous generations.

Polaroid 600 was the first camera I owned, and it's been gathering dust for over a decade now, so I'm stoked to try this. Thanks for reviewing it.

But what about 4x5? that fuji 3000b is 4x5 or 3.3x4.25, so going by Polaroids prices even for 100$ is cheaper. Polaroids mono definitely not on the level of dynamic range as fuji's peel apart. That negative it produces is very high detail definitely miss shooting those packs used to cost only 20-30£.

I need this in SX-70!

This stuff is awesome so far. I bought a few packs and just took a shot on Sunday. Black and white Polaroid 600 with actual dynamic range? I have some of the 2011 Impossible stuff in my film fridge. I need to do some side by side comparisons.

How does this film respond to orange and red filters? Instax mono film turns muddy and low contrast with an orange filter. Curious whether this does or not.

Dude the image at 2:45 is so bangin, so glad you’ve come to the side of the rebellion!!

Nice retro shots. Had to order some B&W after seeing those. Sorry you didn't have an affiliate link yet...

Wow-that looks like a huge improvement over the previous version. Very helpful and great shots-thank you

We also need to take into account a lot of us aren’t shooting the highest of quality Polaroid cameras. RESULTS WILL VARY!

Thanks for this review! I love instant film. And… a PR Parade! This Boricua loved this! ❤

Polaroid has been working on the new color film for several years now. I'm hoping the jump in quality is significant like with the B&W film. The current formula has been about the same since about 2018/2019 other than slight alterations with the chemistry. I do think Polaroid gets skin tones more accurately than Instax but man it is super contrasty

Thanks. This film may have improved, but it is still very inferior to prints from negative film. When I saw your print of the ladies in the car, my thought was: if only he had taken this with 120 film.

Yeah the new b&w 600 film looks great. Fascinating info about the Instax Monochrome chemistry. Do you have any more info about that?

I wonder if these improvements will one to sx70 packs…😅

what a great news Ribsy, thank you so much for this. I want a go in it with my "new" 680!

Off subject, but that t-shirt is 🔥

Looks great, I need to look into a Polaroid camera

Wow thanks for highlighting this. This is light years away from where that emulsion was a few years ago, it used to be almost impossible to not blow out the sky. You nailed the photos of the parade, the fact that it got sky detail on the interior of that car is seriously impressive. Glad Polaroid keeps improving the chemistry!

can't really compare it to peel-part and not mention that peel-apart gives you a negative as well as your instant print... that said, very exciting to see a new BW emulsion from Polaroid!

How does it compare to Instax?

Maybe at last this new Polaroid has turned tne corner! Is there an SX70 version available?

Great video explaining and comparing the two. Thanks Ribsy! I also love where you shot this. Your backdrop, framing and lighting pop super clean! Aesthetically pleasing, and informational!😀