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Why Pentax 67?

Support the channel here! http://www.patreon.com/user?u=92193353 The Rotary Processor that I use: http://www.axle.photography/ Cameras Featured: Pentax 67, Leica MP Lens Featured: Pentax 105mm F2.4, 75mm F4.5 Video Camera: Canon EOS R Video Lens: Canon 35mm F1.4L v1 Microphone: Stam Audio SA-47 Preamp: SSL Big Six Main Comp: Audioscape LA-2A 0:00 I love the Pentax 67 1:27 The best 120 film camera? 2:06 Built Quality 2:31 Adjusting Settings 2:35 Viewfinder 2:58 Interchangeable Prism 3:02 Exposure Reading Needle 3:16 Size and Weight 3:29 Interchangeable Lenses 4:09 Pentax 67 vs Mamiya 7 Lenses 4:35 Price 5:15 6x7 Film 5:39 Pentax 67 vs 4x5 6:45 Focusing Screen & Low Light 7:22 Changing Focusing Screens 8:00 Broken Metering Chain 9:05 Slow shutter speed usability & camera shake 11:10 Does sharpness matter? #pentax #pentax67 #filmphotography #120film #mediumformat Hello friends, in this video I'll be reviewing the Pentax 67 MLU, going over what makes is so special and unique. I'll be going over all its flaws, why getting a Pentax 6x7 with Mirror Lock-Up might be a good idea, and how shooting a medium format negative might be a good thing for your picture making. I'll also be going over the weaknesses of this camera, things like shutter vibration and camera shake. If you're a film photographer looking for an amazing medium format camera that uses 120 film, then this video is for you. The lenses used on the Hasselblad were the SMC Super Takumar 105mm F2.4 and the SMC Super Takumar 75mm F4.5. If you're interested in other 67 cameras, like the Pentax 67ii, Mamiya 7, Mamiya 7ii, or even the Mamiya RB67 or Mamiya RZ67, then you might find this video interesting as well. All the black and white pictures in this video were made with Ilford HP5, Delta 400 and Delta 3200, developed on Ilfotec HC on the AXLE CR1 Rotary Processor. The other 120 black and white film stocks I use are Delta 400 and FP4+. The colour pictures were Kodak Gold 200 in 120, Kodak Portra 160 and Kodak Ektar 100. I use other film stock as well, Fujifilm PRO160NS and PRO400H. If you enjoyed this Pentax 6x7 review, and you love film photography and shooting color film too, join me on this analog journey here on Youtube. Thanks for watching! Peace, Jeremy T aka JeremyT aka JeremyTphotography