Who LOVES a 28mm Lens? I took mine down the beach in high winds and high tide.

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EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO

CAMERA - Nikon Fm3a
LENS - Nikkor 28mm
FILM - FP4 and Street Candy MTN 100
DEVELOPER - D23

ENLARGER - DURST M605
PAPER - Kentmere VC Select
DEVELOPER - Fotospeed

PRODUCTION GEAR
Leica Q2 Mono, CANON 6D, GOPRO 7 BLACK, Gopro 10 Black, TASCAM DR10L MIC, SENHEISSER SHOTGUN MIC,
NEEWER LED PANELS, GVM COLOUR PANELS, Valoi 360 Film Holder System for scanes, Zeapon Micro 2 Motor Slider, Colbor 100X Light,
Editing - FCP, PHOTOSHOP, LIGHTROOM,

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[KimHojbergJensen]

Always have a pair of rubber boots in the trunk!

[jhenline]

You made me chuckle as usual Roger 😂 Thankyou for all your videos through the year and hope you and your family have a happy healthy 2024

[JamesPotterAboutArt]

I enjoyed that.
Very nice photos. Nothing beats b&w film.
I love my 28mm on my M3 for street photography.
Thanks

[nevardmedia]

Another fab video, and always so uplifting! Despite being meticulous, I’ve had a couple of mucky neg processes. Recently I’ve been using ‘Tesco value’ or equivalent spring water which can usually be bought for pennies in large bottles, it’s transformed cleanliness hugely. Batch washing negs means I can usually get away with one 2 litre bottle per process. Happy new year!

[tedphillips]

I hope someone gave you boots for Christmas. Happy New Year!

[RickMahoney]

Great music and photos Roger. 1972 is the year I graduated from Junior High School what a great year for my life and for music.

[TristanColgate]

I do love the subject separation on 28mm. I'm planning to use mine more next year. It took me a long time to "get it".. I also have a 50mm for my hasselblad, but my brain can't quite make sense of wideangle on 6x6 yet, not really sure why.

[finesse]

When I printed many years ago, I'd touch up minor dust spots on prints with a miniscule paint brush and dyes made for the purpose. Are they no longer available?

[jackmlynek]

My Nikkor f2 28mm is my EDC and has been for decades. For a while I had a Leica CM which has a 40mm, that is quite lovely, but it's down for the count. Cheers from Toronto, Canada.

[SdTphotographie]

Hey, 28 mm on my Q2M which I adore. Otherwise the 50mm Voigtlander Helier Classic 1, 5 on my M2. Happy 2024 and please continue the good work.

[BLECHHAUS]

I didn't have a 28mm for a long time until I was able to buy one for dirt cheap. Meanwhile I know that the focal length is very good for photographing houses. A little wider than a 35mm but not as wide-angle as a 24mm, just right. Now I have three different ones for the Nikon F and one for the rangefinder camera.

[stefflus]

You do you, mr. fashionable. For me wellies open up so many areas for photography. But then again, I can go into those areas without getting lost 😂
Happy '24

[alexanderstertz]

Wow!!! The pictures are amazing!!! 💙 And the FP4 turns out great at 400iso. Cheers from Germany🤘🏻

[CanoeToNewOrleans]

I just picked up a 28 mm lens. Looking forward to using it. This video is giving me inspiration.

[ahab]

I have always used 24mm for street photography my friend uses 21mm for street. Also, use a 300-micron filter on the water supply for washing, smear nose grease negs that are scratched it will remove them.

[paulferguson]

Love that print, simplicity is king I reckon.

[fret]

I've really got a soft spot for wide angle primes and therefore use them a lot. Sometimes it's even hard to choose one because I have so many of them. For the more extreme shots I take either the Pentax-M 4/20mm or the 2/24mm. For the rest I'll go for Pentax M 2.8/28 or Pentax K 2/35. The Pentax M 2.8/40 gives you some quite interesting perspectives, too...

[SloopJohnBeeRockabilly]

I heard it said the other day that IoW is the sunniest ‘county’ in the UK, so you are lucky Roger. Happy new year 👍📸

[thenutter]

really like your videos as there always fun to watch thanks for all your videos in 2023 and look forward to your 2024 videos.

[jimgraves]

My fave 28mm lens is my Zuiko 28mm f/3.5. It's not the fastest lens in the Zuiko range, but it's bloody sharp enough for me.