My First Roll of Film | Kodak TMax 100 Minolta Hi-Matic AF2

Tag along as we go through 36 shots on my first roll of Kodak TMax 100 Film.
I cannot believe how amazing some of these shots came out. Which ones do you like?

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[cathyp]

Oh, the good ole days...putting the film in the camera, shooting the pictures, then taking the film to the local drug store. In a few days pick up the prints. Then, into the photo album they go. Ahhh...memories. Good job, Colin.

[nickyflickz]

Loved the airport photo bro! On the way to Chicago with 3 rolls of film. It’s my first time shooting film so I’m excited!

[CulpFiction]

Lightning McQueen looking extra dapper at 10:23. There's something about that shot that's awesome. It's soft, but also super crisp at the same time, which is incredible. And I LOVE the shot of the walkway at 17:50!

[ShotbyCeale]

Love the shot at 15:30 !! These photographs are beautiful, great use of black and white film! I have the same Minolta Hi Matic AF2 and absolutely love the photographs it produces. Thanks for the video, I really appreciated the explanation behind each photograph.

[jkanclark]

You have a good eye. Hope you decided to keep shooting film. BTW, I just bought an earlier variant of your camera at a thrift store yesterday. Can't wait to put a roll through it to see how it performs.

[agonzo]

I loved them! They were all beautiful shots!

[lilchurro]

You really do have a great eye. These photos are awesome!

[Ktheodoss]

Really nice shots. I like the two women walking through that construction tunnel best. I’m really surprised how well the photos were actually. My mother bought that camera for me when I was a kid. And I never took such nice photos with it.

[Lemontea]

I love these photos so much!! Subscribed!!

[elizabethbanine]

Collin! That partners photo is so pretty! It looks like it could have been taken years ago I love it!😍

[YorsTruL]

Cool video! Those shots turned out really great. Such detailed photos with great backstories to coincide with them!

[NotAboutBob]

The shot at 9:51 looked like it could have been from many years ago. I realize part of that is the black and white. Looks so classic. Building at 20:18 is my favorite picture. Love the lines, the reflections, the contrast and that little plane in the corner. :)

[josephmoreno]

I just saw this review but only after I purchased this camera. I watched reviews that just weren’t this well done. I applaud your efforts and skill level with your charismatic voice over. Your shots breathed a sigh of relief over my interest and acquisition of this Minolta version. The window pane selfie turned out exquisitely beautiful. I look forward to having a good time shooting TriX at any speed “iso” with your camera here.

[ashbull]

That pic of the Partners statue is so good, It's an awesome pic. The pic of radiator springs is really good as well. You are going to have a lot of fun with this camera.

[TouringTastebuds]

These are freaking cool man! Awesome shots and looked great!

[aperturecollect]

Favorite shot was the reflective building with the airplane. I've had a couple of these cameras for over 10 years. Your assessment of them is good for the most part.

[nicksucio]

19:43 & 9:50, were my favorite two, 9:50 just has a classic look of that rush to disney...
Something you mentioned alot was "feeling" which is very true for most shots, you went in depth of describing the scene and what led you to take a capture of that moment. Film does provoke us to slow down and appreciate it all. Keep shooting!

[amounifnd]

Great video and love the story. Well done. I just finished by first roll and I am so happy with the results. The attraction is the limited pics, taking more time and the process. You learn to appreciate the shots and camera more. No pixel peeping rubbish. Moving animals and kids are hard but you can use 400 film so you can use quicker shutter. The 'Cars' pic was great. When focused that camera seems crazy sharp.

[AndrewMucci]

Ducks stopping for shots. Really cool to see you shooting on this kind of gear. Interesting point that it takes more time to make a photo which creates more emotion. Hope to see more!

[kaizer_official]

Dude I love this! I have two Minoltas and one Olympus this is great man keep it up!