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I have come to believe that women have a great advantage in street photography, as they appear less threatening than men. Also, people are more willing to act hostile to men.

I have this camera and always struggle with not having higher shutter speeds. I love shooting outdoor portraits but am forced to stop down to f11 or smaller. Great camera otherwise.

Yes , I remember Westgate back in early 1960's. maybe late 1950's Growing up on a farm at that time watching on a small black and white TV Seeing him again brings back alot of memories watching NHL games . etc.

The wrist compact is fabulous-I’d love a modern day version. Such lovely pieces overall. Thank you for the video.❤

A voice that I will always remember. Happy motoring!

Getting tired of all these misleading titles, it’s not Vivian’s camera at all. Why not just be truthful and say Rolliflex the camera Vivian Maier used.

I have been looking and looking for the original Hockey Night in Canada theme, The Saturday Game, by Howard Cable. It is just not on the Internet. It was used from 1952-68, and has not been heard since. At least we have this closing theme, which brings back childhood memories.

Great project and love Maya Lin.

DRILL DRILL DRILL

The best game ever invented. EVER, as far as I'm concerned. Damn, I wish I still had the one my brothers and I had countless hours of fun playing when we were kids. Even into our teenage years.

The title of this video is ‘Vivian Maier’s Rolleiflex Camera’. A deceptive title suggesting that the camera in the video was used by Vivian. Clip bait titles detract from quality of a video. 👎

Goosebumps

I thought she went to South America once, also (?)

Couldn't hear a word she was saying over that "bubbles" music. Can you please edit that sh8 out? It would be good to hear what she actually is having to say.

Thanks for vid. Just became aware of Vivian Maier.

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So cool!

Art is for everyone lol can't even buy a print of hers if you don't have hundreds if not thousands of dollars....

Well, advantage Canada! Canada 1 US 0.

The good old days of Hockey on network TV before it got snapped up by streaming video.

beautiful art, thank you for the docu

I thoroughly enjoyed this video. The beauty of a Rolleiflex negative, black and white and color, is that it can be cropped vertically or horizontally. It doesn't have to be displayed in a square format. The same can't be said of rectangular negatives, particularly 35mm negatives. Only so much can be cropped out of a small negative before it loses sharpness, compared to larger negatives. It does appear VM usually wanted to stay within the confines of the square format, especially since she didn't seem interested interested in making prints or even developing all of her film. The process of finding a subject, composing the photo and releasing the shutter was probably more important to her than seeing the finished photo.

I was a devils fan before I heard this. Until…. I became a flames fan 😂

Good review. However, contrary to the comment that changing film isn’t easy, it’s not at all difficult. Thread in the film properly, close the back.

Mine is an occupation 3.5 camera. Rolleiflex built cameras for american GI's while Germany was building Messerschmidts and shooting FLAK. It is an utterly comfortable camera to use.

LOL :) I love it.

The cucumber is everything! LOVE THIS!

OMFG! Love this! You two look amazing.

So many errors in this video, bozo.

Your statements on 0:56 are incorrect and should be redacted and corrected. The word ''reflex'' refers to the mirror used behind the viewing lens that redirects the image-forming light onto a focusing screen. Do you research and do not talk about subjects you have no good understanding about.

I have an old Rollei from the late 40's or 50's. It's a 3.5 and quite dinged and scratched. The lenses are good and it still shoots great.

Thank u for the great video

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When the hockey game had limited ads and not those rotten sport gambling spots..................

She wasn’t short of money… did you see the hoard of unprocessed film John had to sort. She spent huge amounts of cash on film.

Love it

Very well done! Thanks.

I love the sound of your voice.

Beautiful

dennis ramsay folk artist kentvilled

I would love to know what you think of my video on Vivian Maier....I posted it a few days ago ...this brought me to tears...great work here!

She was deeply moving. What I find extraordinary is that she retained her innocence, her child-like purity in the face of great hardship. I'm sure she'd been mocked and often ill-treated. She had to endure lifelong arthritis and poverty. Yet there are no shadows, no intimations of darkness in her paintings. And I don't sense repression or denial on her part. She was simply pure, a beautiful soul, without an iota of rancor or bitterness. How many people do you know who, not even suffering half her hardships, are still embittered or angry or carry some residue of resentment? I'm certainly one of them. In fact, a lot could be going for some of them, and yet they're still irked by something or other. Not only do Maude's paintings deserve worldwide recognition, but I think some church in Canada should also declare her a saint. How about "St. Maude of Nova Scotia"? I'm serious. Had she been born in India, say, she almost certainly would have been accorded a similar honor.

That’s nice now Alberta is communism no more oil needed industry and everything else in total control by government.

It's a pity that most of these kind of pictures are legally that much challenged right now and put into at least into a grey area, if not out-rightly forbidden, that most photographers abstain from publishing them if they are taking them at all nevertheless. Archaeologists in a few hundred years will be wondering what happened to the children in our time, since they mostly disappeared from our photographs.

I want to compliment an excellent video. Your topic was the Rolleiflex medium format camera and how the extremely talented Ms Maier might have used it. In a calm thought way, you described as an artist tool. Thank you...

Very excited to support!

Oki. ni taak ka. Kii tsi ki ksim ma tsin. Ki tsi ksim ma tsimohpo wa ni tsinh ka siim Bella. Nii toomh to to siksika. Ki ta Ki ta maat tsi noh po wa Hello. friend. I’m glad to see you. Greetings to all of you. My name is Bella I am from Blackfoot. I will see you all later. I’ve been teaching myself by watching RUclips so please and thank you to everyone who keeps the language alive

Just to point out that this portrait is not of pianist Frances Adaskin (married to Harry Adaskin) as ascribed in the video, but of soprano Frances Adaskin (married to Murray Adaskin). Two different musicians.

Here for a art project

I am only a small precent Blackfoot (16%) but I have always been so drawn to it more than anything else . I would love to learn the language!