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Do you bracket and shoot all four frames on one scene or do you shoot a single shot and move to a new scene and shoot again?

I enjoyed very much this video. I like the pictures you took. using films is expensive of course but so great when you see the photos. I like too panoramic frame. I use a Noblex 5x12 cm with Provia 100 f. it gives you an angle super Wilde. 146 degrees! just one question is it necessary to use the special grey Center filter on the fuji 617? one of your fan from France.

One forget just how much works goes into taking just one shot. What is the cost of film and development these days..I got some old 120 film still in the fridge.

What an incredible adventure! 🌲📸 The Gibraltar Range National Park sounds stunning, and your journey there must have been amazing. I can't wait to see the breathtaking shots you captured with your Fujifilm G617. Looking forward to Day two's video! Keep up the great work!

Looks like a fantastic place! Velvia 50 was always my favourite back in my film days...its probably too much for other places, but so good for the Australian landscape - really helps to show all the subtle tones. Love all the colours and textures of the rocks, and I think your first comp is a winner! Hope you're doing well Nathan!

Good stuff! Glad to see you got out there. Pity you didn’t get a sunset though!

Great review, looks like sucha fun camera to shoot but i only just purchased a hasselblad SWC and i only have so many organs i can sell to afford cameras 😅

Came across your videos Nathan, very nice.

I enjoyed this video. First when you Discover the place you think it s ugly No picture To do!... and at the end You took good photos! it s great! One of your fan of France

Nice to see the old neighbourhood! I walked/ran that stretch along Coro everyday until we moved to Europe a few years ago. Coming back in a few months and can't wait! (Also, can no longer afford it, it seems. Eek!) Love the pics. I'd love one of those Fujis. Keep up the good work.

Great video!! It really give me ideas for places to shoot near my neighbour. Just one question, why did you apply reciprocity to the exposure time? Is it due to the longer format?

I enjoyed very much this vidéo And the photos!

She is becoming quite the photographer. She is thinking about what she wants to shoot and is visualizing the finished image. That is so great to see in one so young.

Nice one mate And nice shots Hannah-chan!

Most enjoyable. Hannah shows a lot of enthusiasm for photography. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Nathan, thanks for your vlog, l said in a previous post that I am heading over to NZ in early August 2024 to photograph in the same region you were. Love the photographs & the journey. I’m hoping for similar conditions. Thanks for sharing 👍🇦🇺👍

Love the images you captured! I’m heading over to NZ in early August and one of my primary objectives is to photograph Lindis Pass, hopefully with snow. I’ve been there previously in Autumn, but i’ve wanted to return. Hoping for good conditions. Thanks for sharing your experience.

I have the FujiFilm GFX 50SII and three Fuji lenses for it. I have the 20-35mm, the 35-70mm and the 100-200mm. I also have adapters to use my Hasselblad V series lenses and Mamiya M645 lenses. I must admit I like the Mamiya lenses better than using the Hasselblad. They are just a bit easier to use on the GFX. I also have the Olympus PenF and my 12-40mm 2.8 Pro lens pretty much lives on it. It is my go to camera for grab shots and street photography.

nice content mate!!!

Welcome back!

Great stuff, I enjoyed this Nathan, I could barely tell which was which! I'm not sure if I told you but I bought an OM-1 late last year! I keep seeing your comments in M43 groups hee hee 😄

Very informative!!...whats causing the strange patterns in the fore grounds at the 7.05min mark? ...or is it just my monitor?

Hey, enjoyed this video! What tripod are you using?

Just the video im looking for. Currently in the process of selling my hasselblad for a mamiya 6 and shoot some panoramic with it. From the few times i used ektar, its surprised me with how well it does with landscape so i definitely enjoy this vid and got idea of what to expect! thanks, it was an enjoyable video!

May I know which brand or model of your shuttle release cable? Any recommendations? I just got the same camera and considering to get a release cable. Thx.

Mate I’m so jealous. Absolutely gorgeous landscape, those mountains and the snow! 🤩 nice shots mate, crazy to see the weather get more overcast and moody as you went

holding filters is for horses

Great photos. I like very much The 6x17 size. One of your fan from France!

Looks good. Nice photos.

Working with the 617 panorama format, requires an understanding of when the pano image works, however, that said, rules are made to be broken, I have had some amazing/unexpected results over the years, by breaking the rules, but always had beyond stunning landscape results by sticking the the F617 rules. Fuji provided a centre filter for the WA lens for good reason, it is necessary for even exposure on film, unfortunately a lot of the few cameras floating around, don't have them, due to owners/new users, who are clueless, however, a certain amount of adjustment can be had in post. One also needs to keep the camera clean, not in the dusty condition, the one in the clip is in. The main reason for this, is because dust is your enemy, when it comes to scanning. Your choice of film/filters is also very significant for the 617 format, especially if you want to do landscape photography/get the tonality/quality the camera is capable of. The Fuji centre filter acts as a handy underexposure control for positives (best film for the format, but requires more technical ability) of course you can adjust up a bit for negatives. Filter factors need to be checked, if you're shooting as fuji's engineers intended. Anybody contemplating working with this camera, needs a different working MO than used with DSLR, A slower, more methodical/contemplative approach, that is common in large format photography, is the ticket. I recommend ND grads by Lee or above but not Cokin, due to CC. Line up the filter/use BT to hold it in place. I use a Hasselblad flextight to scan 617, in truth the flextight/fuji 617 have become exclusive friends over the years. Good luck to anybody with the Fuji 617, if you learn how to get the best out of the camera, you will never part with it, that said, 80% of owners typically sell them/move on, because they are an expensive one trick pony, but what a trick it is! The Fuji 617 (all versions) is a very special camera for people with special vision/photographic skills.

长城哈弗，哈哈~

That shot with the moon is 👌. You shoulda went for a dip haha

What a beautiful spot..that walk looked a bit hairy!!

awesome photo at 7:17!

Loved the music selection for this video. Loved the captures. I want to take a camera there!!

Looks like a great hike and as always, love the panos!!

Beautiful captures man. Can't wait to see more captures and videos from the trip. That Lomo doesn't handle too badly!

Great work mate. Bugger me, don't you feel the cold

Hi. Are you still in NZ? Thought I saw you here a couple of days ago😊

Gorgeous images, Nathan. I love the blend of blue, gold and white colours. It's many years since I've been to the snow, and I miss it very much. In the 80's I used to snow ski every year down south. Your video really captures the atmosphere of that environment. Love it.

I can see you put a lot of time in this video, gorgeous work my friend! Absolutely stunning scenery!

blessed

Jump in the frozen lake ya chicken

NZ is so beautiful. That summit is 👍

This was a good time. Want to do another multi night hike in! Photo at 6:20 is effin sik!! Last photo is rad, also.

well done mate! looks so much fun for camping with mates! last photo is sick!!!!

That Andy guy looking fine! 😂

Good job 😅 gorgeous landscape 🤩

Lovely images Nathan. I do like that film which is very suited to that landscape.

Nice vid bro! Me you n Andy need to do another BBQ with the fams tbh