 Today's episode is sponsored by Squarespace. Well, No Nut November is coming to an end and I thought it might be time to present to you your final boss, a bunch of sexy film cameras. That's right. I put out a call over on Instagram for all of you analog degenerates to submit your film camera collections and you delivered. But here's the deal. I got nearly 300 submissions and I don't wanna be here all night so I'm sorry if I don't get to yours. Anyway, we've got a lot to cover like a tapeworm. Let's dig in. This is from Pedro Mello Marte. Oh, I think I have that same shelving units from Ikea. You know what's funny? My Pentax six by seven is actually sitting on this exact same shelving unit in my living room. I guess it's not that funny. This is kind of a baffling collection of film cameras. I feel like there needs to be like a manual focus 35 millimeter camera. All right, let's move on. Huge fan of the channel and your work. I primarily use the two on the right because they're from 1969. Nice. The X700 is probably hitting eBay soon. Oh no. Of course, you got the Canon AE-1 solid and the Mamiya C330. I wonder why you're selling the X700. Jonas Enescar? There's no way I'm saying that, right? Hasselblad 500CM. It's beautiful. Mamiya seven. I bet we're gonna see a lot of Mamiya sevens. Canon AE-1. I'm guessing in this collection the Canon AE-1 was your first one and if you're anything like me, you probably don't pick it up very often anymore. I don't really like the XAs with the flash attachment. It's like almost the size of the camera, whatever. What do I know? I'd be curious why he has two 6.7 cameras, but then again, I have three or four 6.7 cameras now because I'm a slut. Matt Teapel, the SRT-101. The SRT-101 is like a tank. Those cameras cannot break. I'm convinced of it. What the hell is this abomination? I'm guessing it's one of those like camcorder looking cameras that shoots half frame or like 110 or something. Matthew Thompson. With these film camera collections, my eye goes like straight to one camera every time. This time, it was definitely the SX-70. The SX-70 just oozes sex appeal. Kodak, nameless. I don't know what that is. Two brownies. Does anyone actually buy Kodak brownies or do they just get handed down as soon as like your parents or your grandparents find out that you're into film? What the fuck is this? He said it's a Contax 137 MD customized with a Louis Vuitton bag. You get to a certain age and you think you've seen it all. If I saw this guy on the street, I'd have a lot of questions. I feel like this is a camera you'd seen like Vegas. Wonder if he also has a Gucci Rico GR or some sort of Prada point and shoot. Let's move on emotionally. Is that some sort of stereo camera it looks like? Love the Hasselblad. Hasselblad, I gotta say, their design probably the best looking camera's ever made. Another Rolex. I'm starting to wonder if the Rolex is gonna be the most popular camera we see. I bet it will. It's just got that classic look, you know? Even though I hate them. David, raw litter. Nice. You included the cleaning cloth. It seems like you guys hired an interior decorator and literally just told them wood. Ooh, we got some gems here. Looks like we have a Fuji 645 wide 60. I'd be curious to see what you think about the build quality of those. I've heard it's kind of hit or miss. Yeah, the two Pentax 6.7s we've seen, they did not have wood grips. And I kind of thought that was like the look, you know? I think this is an all-around good collection. And the Leica, what is this? M3, all right. I had a Leica M3 for a little bit. Wasn't a fan. This is a pretty well-rounded collection I think. Huh, I've never seen that Olympic TLR before. Dig the Holgo 120N. They take really shitty photos, but they're cameras I guess. Nikola Bianchi, Nikon FM2. Those are fantastic cameras. I would say this is probably the most responsible collection so far. You've got 35 millimeter point shoot. You've got 35 millimeter manual camera. You also have the 120 Hasselblad. The odd one out to me kind of seems like this Minolta. I guess this is fully automatic or this is technically a rangefinder. All right, it checks out. All right, this is just from a guy named David. Holy shit. You have the same level of camera addiction as I do. I feel like I should take a shot every time there's a Leica M6. Not like a photo, but like alcohol. Of course you have the RZ67. I like the Nikon F and the F4. Point shoot game, not as strong as some of the others we've seen. You got two F1s. I wonder if one of them's the new F1. What the hell is this? It's probably some Mamiya square format bullshit. I don't like square format. I don't know if I've ever said that on the channel. Nicholas Greco Hasselblad. I gotta take away some points because your Hasselblad back doesn't match your body. I love the four by five speed graphic. How many film cameras is too many? There is no amount, but let's find out. Oh, what's this bad boy? I don't know what this is, but it's kind of cool. Yeah, that's a pretty cool collection. I don't know, what is this? This looks like a light meter, but I'm pretty sure it's a camera. All right, I know who this guy is. Yeah, so I put out a thing on Instagram asking for your film camera collection submissions. And in it I said, all film cameras are beautiful, except the Minolta Weathermatic. And then this guy responded with a picture of the Weathermatic. I was like, okay, maybe I'm willing to concede on this. I don't know, the Minolta Weathermatic is just an ugly camera, guys. There's uglier cameras. Also, you threw in a digital camera? How dare you? The Pepsi Can camera is awesome, but those cameras suck. It's a small collection, but I love shooting on all of these. Ooh, the P30, those are cool cameras. You know what? It's a small collection, but it's pretty humble. If you can use the brownie and take good photos with it, you can do anything, probably. Nikon F3, love the power winder on the bottom. That thing is a statement. Oh dude, I didn't even notice. You have a huge Kodak mat here. That's kind of dope. Andrew McNeil got all these for $5 at a thrift store. That joke will never not be funny. I love the Nikonos 5. Those are cool cameras. I've always wanted a Nikonos 5, but I feel like I'm never underwater enough. Archer, Milicon, SX-70, of course. Old school Leica. These InSax cameras look like CD players or something. Everyone has confusing last names, myself included. All right, Pentax67 with a wood grip, but the waist level finder, interesting. Oh, you have the Nishika N8000. Ooh, you got the Nikon 35 Ti. Mikola Babinsev, holy shit. Do you have enough SX-70s? I do like the really raggedy leather on them though. It's kind of a cool look. Seems like this guy shoots mostly Polaroid, but just guessing here. Dorothy Key. I dig this collection. This is someone who's kind of like been collecting for a minute, I feel like. Oh, I didn't even see this up here. This is the Pentax Auto 110, tiny little baby camera. Dude, we've seen so many Pentax 6x7s. I like these Mamiya Secor cameras. They made a 1,000, but they also made a 2,000 DTL. And it's pretty rare. Yeah, this is a pretty good collection. Honestly, I'm kind of curious how often you use this camera and this camera compared to the rest of them. I'm guessing probably not very often. Sean Cirillo. Oh, you keep everything in a humidity cage. Sometimes people keep cameras and lenses in humidity cages to think reduce fungus on the lenses, but also like reduce the moisture that might corrode the internal parts. Damn, dude. You know, actually, no, you have a normal amount of cameras. It just looks like a lot because you put all your lenses on here. Dude, they made the viewfinders, the Hachu viewfinders on these. F***ing enormous. I mean, I guess if you're underwater, that's probably a good thing. What the hell is this? Oh, it's a bellows for the Bronica system. All right. Here's the deal. I still have 250 of these to go through. And let's be honest, that's not gonna happen tonight. So I'm gonna move through these swiftly and forcefully like the predator killing off mercenaries in the jungle. All right, John Carrington, the third. Scary, I think there's three of you out there. Wow, this is a pretty solid collection, I think. I like the Hasselblad. I'm assuming that's an H, one? No, it looks like it's an H2. You know, honestly, I'm not gonna lie, my eye keeps going to the X-Pan in the top corner. I don't know what it is about the X-Pan. If it's just like the fact that they're so hard to come by, maybe they are just the most beautiful camera in the world. I can never not admire them. Dusty Sprockets. I hope that's your real name. What is the, is this alligator skin? Interesting. This looks like carbon fiber or something. These cameras are pretty interesting because I think you can use like rise and fall and tilt on them if I'm not mistaken. This one's from Jacob Ma. I recognize that tripod head. Chamon-y four by, it looks like a four by five. And this is probably an eight by 10. Oh, you've got two four by fives. How did I miss that? Is that the Aero Ektar? Yeah, it is. I think the Minolta Weathermatic was actually friends we made along the way. You're wrong. Kyle Griffiths, can't ignore my boy Kyle. Dude, everyone has TLRs. Am I the outlier here not having a TLR? I like this one. It's pretty simple, but it does what you needed to do. All right, we're making our way through, making our way downtown. Holy sh**, dude. Looking forward to seeing you on the next episode of Hoarders. Damn. When you have this many cameras, how do you decide where you're gonna shoot with when you go out? All right, we've got Allie's Vintage Camera Allie. You may know her from the very popular YouTube channel called Allie's Vintage Camera Allie. Wow, these are decked out. This is like a full on professional setup. You got LED lights. I can't afford LED lights because of the Kodak price increase. This is a pretty solid collection. R, was that RB? Yeah, I was gonna say this is a pretty smart collection because you got six seven, you got six by six and six for five. One camera for each format, but then you get to 35 millimeter and it's like, yeah, I'll take one of everything. Oh, this is a second cabinet. Whoa, plot twist. I like the all red. Super cool. I bet back in the like 1910s or whatever, everyone rushed for this one, but they were like sold out. It's like the PS5 of like the 1910s. Yeah, I'm curious how many of these you actually use on a regular basis? Cause I have like 10 cameras and I use like two. Here we got one from Caleb as if I don't already know what his film camera collection is. Is that it? That's all he sent me. Here's my massive collection. Dude, this is insanely massive. Yeah. This is probably the most intelligent collection so far. This is like all you need, probably. I mean, me personally, I'd want to get into large format, but that's a whole other nightmare. All right, camera collection, no Minolta weathermatic. Yeah. That's all I got, but it's all I ever need. Leica M7 and the Mamiya 6. This is it. This is pure. One medium format, 135 millimeter. And I think that's an Instax camera. That's all you need. I could learn a lesson or two from this guy. Whoa. Oh boy. You got the Leica R8. Those are so cool. All right, Toby, let's see what you got. Leica M6, Mamiya 645, Mamiya 7,2. Nish-ah, you have the Nishika. The only one that stands out here is the AE-1 and I'm assuming you haven't gotten rid of it because it was your first camera because I'm in the same boat. All right, a lot of you guys might know David from his hit podcast, which I was lucky enough to be a guest on. Let's check out what he's got. Never heard of it. Oh man, you've got a lot, bro. Oh, the Topcon Super D. These are cool cameras. I think these are kind of like underground gems in the film community. Dude, I'm literally losing my voice. I need to wrap this up. I've seen these cameras before. What is the deal with this? It's the shutter button, right? But like, why is it so erect? All right, we're in the home stretch here. Voice is going. Oh boy, it's Raphael. He has a dog that has very short legs like Baxter. Pentax 6x7. Nice. What lens do you have for it? 90, 2x8. Ooh, that's a good lens. Sarah Teshera. Whoa, that name kind of rhymes. Leica M6. Ooh, with the blacked out Leica button. Fancy. I like this collection. It's simple but effective. All right, let's check this out. Ooh, yeah. What the hell is this? Nikon camera with a Kodak digital. What does that say? It's like a film camera adapted to be a digital camera, maybe? Dang, this is a nice collection. I was gonna say no medium format but it looks like you have an RB and a TLR here. Yeah, this is pretty solid. Dennis Grahams. See, we got baby, ooh, a paint camera. All right, this is pretty humble collection. Oh, except that you have to like M6, not humble anymore. I actually like the way you took this photo too between the two plants. You know, I'm actually kind of surprised. I haven't gotten any dick pics yet. Not that that's a request. All right, let's keep going. Alyssa, pass down from dad. Oh, that's cool. Is that your dad wielding one of those bad boys? Maybe the RB it looks like. I bet your dad was jacked having to hold that RB all day. Uh-oh, we got Trev Lee, also known as Trevor Lee. Let's check it out. You know, I was talking with Trev about this. He likes 40 millimeter lenses and I just don't get it. You know, he's got the roly. I really like these cameras, especially cause they made like 500 different variations of it, but as far as I know, they're all zone focus and I don't really trust myself that much. This is a pretty solid collection. I imagine Trev's got it down to a pretty much exact science. So yeah, good job, Trev. Kent Byers, here we go. My boy Kent. Oh, me. He's got an X-Pan 2, Nikon SP Black and an RZ67. I don't know what to say. I'm jealous. Before we wrap up the video though, I'd like to thank today's sponsor, Squarespace. Has this ever happened to you? You start talking to your mortal enemy and you mention you're a film photographer. They asked to see your work, but you have nowhere to display your high quality photos. Well, perhaps the solution is to build a website and host your images in a public portfolio and what better service to use than Squarespace. 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