@WillemVerb
maybe if i buy one i will take good photos
@parkermillican
I loved that photo willem took
@CineStillFilm
🥹 it’s beautiful
@user-pd1fc3sy8u
you posting more is literally a gift from above, I love it man. I've been with you basically since I started my film photography journey in 2019-2020
@luluknowslp
dude i´ve been watching your videos nonstop for hours now and I just can not comprehend how you´re not having a million subs already!?? These videos are insanely well produced and your photos are just incredible! keep up the amazing work brother!
@anindyachanda9668
I have an RB67 too. Got it from my dad. Your story is relatable and makes me want to shoot that heavy piece of equipment more.
@thorwrigglesworth5116
Man there is something that really stands out in your shots.Thanks for taking the time to share them. Very inspiring!
@infinitesmall
these photos are making me nostalgic for someone else's experiences
@ericmontaephoto
I am glad I am not the only one who has trouble focusing the RB. Such a fun video!
@SophiaCarey
Gorgeous shots! The RB was also my first medium format camera and one I’ll always be in love with 🫶 Loved all of the shots but that second shoot was so gorgeous! The colours look amazing
@gottanikoncamera
Love the color in this series. A nice break from the typical overexposed-Portra look.
@konokotodake
Loved this!! My first film camera's were my Grandpa's Nikkormat FT and Mamiya C33... I could never find info on the C33 as it seemed like everyone had the newer C330, but this just fueled my love for the camera's uniqueness. Took a lot of fun street shots and portraits of my girlfriend and friends over the last 2 or 3 years, and I've totally fallen in love with the square format. But just recently it started breaking down with sticky shutter issues. Watching this video makes me want to take it down to the camera repair place and have it fixed up again. Thanks for the inspo Linus!
@Room_237
I dont ever use this camera without a tripod anymore, a tripod is a must so that you can avoid the slightest movement but also to be able to have it on a tripod safely and be able to think and be relaxed instead of carrying a tank on your arms. cheers
@PikulBoy
Great video! Your impromptu shoot definitely gives me some inspiration to mix things up in my work, too. While a carefully planned and executed shoot is great, it's also nice when a little chaos is welcomed.
@KilozMedia
Great work, I’m excited to get a RB67 soon
@FabioRubini
Thank you for sharing your experience with us! Although sometimes the photos come out as you wouldn't expect, they have a look that only analogue medium format can give... I started shooting medium format with the Mamiya thanks to my university. They were precious moments that taught me a lot, a lot about the importance of taking a single photo and breathing between shots
@Larpy1933
You’re inspiring me try more colour work. Thanks! Your compositions really make those colours WORK.
@BeyondReality2
So awesome to see how you've grown over the years, The Mama RB67 was the number one camera that I wanted after shooting with my Konica, so it was my first medium format camera. I followed a similar path to you and started developing my own film as well and it was magic to see the huge negatives from the RB for the first time. Thanks for sharing this Linus!
@CalumetVideo
I love the RB67, I use mine for studio portraits with the 180mm lens and use it for some landscape photos with the 50mm lens. The Mamiya glass is insanely sharp. I love it so much I got two new in the box extension tubes and love the close up and macro photography. This camera totally rocks it.
@bernardkealey6449