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What film did you use for this?

What are those lights you used on the beach?

Omggggg. It's so 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

rad photos, recently picked one up, thanks for the inspiration. good work on the video as well.

So, do you think it’s worth setting the film iso in camera to maybe 400, or do you think you can still set it at 800 and stopping down a couple of f-stops should do the trick?

How did it look like a time-lapse? Is it adjustment layer? Excited to try this out on my next edit 👍

What is the name of the song and artist?

Hey so in your kodak gold daytime shots, did you properly expose the shots or did you push or pull them?

Colors bending, noise, missed focus and bad grade. So R isn’t worth it

It is different sensitivity depending on the light source. Under tungsten lighting it is 800, under ambient light it’s about 200. That’s what I been told anyhow. Keep it up!

Hey David. I just saw that you have discontinued posting videos 1 year ago but I just want to mention that this is by far the best and most important color grading video I have ever seen for premiere pro. and I am not kidding. everyone teaches color correction and stuff but no one actually teaches the real stuff that make or breaks the grading. I wish you had continued posting videos. Your work will be seen and remembered by hundreds and thousands of people. in future if you ever feel like starting to post again.. even if there is a slightest 1% chance, I wish you Best of Luck.

Very cool video man … I’m going to a camera fair on Sunday and I’m hoping to get my first medium format camera and yes it’s hopefully going to be the MAMIYA 645. I’m struggling between the RB67 as well! Keep shooting Davids Great stuff Tom.☠️♠️⚓️.

Have you figured out this film stock since making the video?

That banding on the sky. Is it due to the footage recorded with an 8 Bit cam?

2:18 lmao this is what my anxiety imagines will happen

Sounds, Tilburg! Lived there for 10 years. Great place. Great pictures as well!

For one, we have almost exactly the same mountain ridge behind our house, but I don't think you live in Epirus e? Thanks for the explanation, very useful

So what you think of Film David..

The problem with the original battery is that it contained mercury. Mercury is toxic. Millions of mercury batteries in landfills created environmental problems. Note that a 35mm negative is much smaller than a 120 negative. So, 120 allows a photographer to enlarge a print with more detail.

What about HDD? SSD?

what light bar do you use?

I love your passion and you deserve way more followers

Great content men hope the algorithm will pick u up :)

Good job it's interesting,Pleas tell us what lenses did you use?!?

Subscribed and following you on IG! I always only shot MF, I'm halfway my 1st roll of 35mm in my Yashica 35gsn and I'm so afraid of the quality being bad that I'm watching videos like yours to remove a bit of fear.... XD

w video, one of my friends sent me this video and I have used some of the tricks you showed in a horror film I got coming up!

anybody know the name of the song playing at the first part of the video???

Do you try to fix the stuck shutter? I have the exact same problem as you, sometimes in the last shot the shutter stuck.

How can I get my videos to look like this 😩🔥

I have some film that pass throuth for about 8 scanners and each 5 its diferent from each other and the images/files its really normal. I had think that its a problem but its not a really problem. Enjoy your trip and vacation and dont think about it.

This is beautiful and very well done !! :)

Lekker man! 😂 Pictures came out great! Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻

this video is so soothing to watch. how did you managed to edit it so well and with this dreamy filmy look? unreal. hat's off!

Brilliant idea!

best to night sunsent & sunrise night video editing premiere pro?

amazing thanks brother!

Thanks for the battery tip! Just got my Electro 35 recently for peanuts and it actually works! Your photos are stunning

Just happened on your stream. I got a pristine GS model in 1998 after my father past. It was in a full Yashica camera case and came with the telephoto and wideangle conversion lenses with case. Being very involved in photography for since 1970, I asked my camera repair guys if it was worth keeping as I did not know anything about the camera being an Olympus SLR shooter. The repair guy said the lens was very sharp and it was definitely worth keeping. I got the door seals replaced and still shoot it to this day although I only load the camera with Tri-X, my favorite b&w film. Right now I shoot it without batteries as I try and relearn some old skills of judging light and adjusting the aperture to fit the default 1/500 sec shutter. Haven't sent the film to my lab yet (I sold my Nikon film scanner) so I don't know how I am doing yet.

thanksss

I enjoyed the vibe in this video!

If you travel with only 1 - 2 rolls, how about if you put them into your trousers pockets to avoid scanning?

i havent flown with film in over ten years and i think the machines were less strong back then. now im nervous. and nervous for cranky tsas

Agree totally : buy film at your destination.

Color negatives are destroyed by airport scanners. Not so much the B&W. NOT TO FORGET: X-RAYING = TRACES WILL BE SEEN EVEN ON B&W...

Can you keep film in your camera for a hand check?

I dug out my Yashica 35 today after a couples years of not using it and wanted to see what others were getting from it. Low and behold the first video that comes on is this and its shot in the hague, the very town I boguht it in. Uncanny. Another tip fr the battery is to use tinfoil formed into a cylindar under the A544 cell!

Are airport scanners safe? No. How do I travel with film? I shoot digital.

Bruh…what’s the name of this song? 😂🤔 it rides!

Den Haag! Je weet toch.. Lekkere foto's man! :)

My EOS R C-log raw footage not like this.. yours looks more flat and dynamic range. any tip or suggestions? Thanks man