SHOOT FILM | Voigtlander Vito B | Agfa APX 400 | film camera test walk

Is the Vito B a relevant photography tool or just cool looking vintage camera? We go on a walk to test out for first time ever the German 1950s camera Voigtlander Vito B paired with a sweet black and white film stock, the Agfa APX 400. Check out this film camera test walk! In this video we check out if this great thrift find does what its made to do: take pictures! All photos came out well exposed and good, without any big mishaps happening. Even thought it is a fully mechanical and manual point and shoot camera we are very pleased with the results and how small and quiet it is, really good for some street photography! Because it is fully manual a lightmeter is needed unless you follow the sunny 16 rule or your are a master of reading light! Here we use the Pentax digital spotmeter. The only thing that we see in the final images is a strange line marking in always in the same side of the photo, which makes us think maybe there is something in the camera that affects the part of the negative exposed. What do you think? If you have any idea what those markings can be, lets us know in a comment below, super appreciated. We really hope you like this film photography walk and test, please let us know by commenting, liking and subscribing and we will keep them coming! Love, Eva & Jimmy Follow us on Instagram:   / crunchyfingerschannel   Eva's Instagram:   / converging.lights   Jimmy's Instagram:   / jamiltokmaji   ----- Video filmed on Olympus OM-D EM10ii with a Zuiko 25mm 1.8. Photos developed at home with CINESTILL DF 96 Monobath, scanned with Epson V500 perfection scanner & edited with Negative Lab Pro/Lightroom. #shootfilm #photography #photowalk ##### MUSIC TRACK ##### chill. by sakura Hz |   / sakurahertz   Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...