9:55 the sharpness is sharper than a Leica lens, wow!

Photography and aviation, what a match to bring on a unique perspective.

I like both with and without sprocket holes ^^

I like the shots with your flight comrades.

those black and white shots in the end are bonkers. great content!

Very good video, I think it's convinced me to use up my 35mm film on the only camera I use - the 67

Definitely looks best not cropped, its so unique and is something you don't see anymore.  Love the contrast and the film grain....definitely not the same as emulating it in post.  Just sharp enough to not be eye bleedingly sharp like digital.  Nice to see you posting video here and there, I've also been unofficially given a ph2 course date of Apr 2021, so if you're still teaching you'll have to  bring the camera around for a show and tell.

These Aaron Rodgers commercials are getting crazy

Another excellent video! I love shooting full sprockets!

This is my dream camera for sprocket panos! Well really any 6x7 or 6x9 would be even better I guess. But the 6x7 is so legendary. I've been making sprocket "panos" in my Yashica Mat 124-G, but it is a very cumbersome shooting experience. If you got a second check out one of my sprocket youtube shorts. They're mostly comedic and not very informative, but I think that's perfect for the nature of Yashica sprocketing. Never thought about that no crop/rotate composition point you made. Good thing I like wacky dutch angles lol Those Trucks do slap though. Kudos and thank you so much for sharing! Subscribed

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Really nice shots!!!

Nice demonstration of 35mm in Medium format! FIY: I liked the cropped version much better and pleasing!

Great shots!

Great shots in prairie land🍁. Love the train yard and dual 70's pickups. Great tutorial. Thanks. Sprocket holes 100%

Haha wow that's crazy.

Uncropped is awesome! This worked out better than I expected. You should try this with some other 35mm stocks that aren't available for MF.

I have never used the Hasselblad Xpan to obtain a 24x65 aspect ratio on 35mm film.

I have, however, used a Fuji GW670 with a fixed 90mm normal lens to obtain a 24x68 aspect ratio on 35mm film.

I have also used a Mamiya RB67 medium format SLR to obtain a 24x68 aspect ratio on 35mm film. I usually use a 50mm wide-angle lens or a 90mm normal lens on my RB67 to capture panoramic images.

When I want an even greater aspect ratio, I use a Fuji GSW690 with a fixed 65mm wide-angle lens to obtain a 24x83 aspect ratio on 35mm film.

I didn't know Aaron Rodgers was a photographer as well. 🤣

Really enjoyed the video, thank you. Could this idea work for a Yashica Mat TLR? Or other medium format cameras? Thank you.