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I bought the camera before finding this and now I feel like I made the right choice lol awesome vid!

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Back in the mid 70s myself and two buddies walked through the tunnel. It is approx. 1 mile long. We waited until a northbound train went through and then proceeded to hike through the tunnel. After we reached the north end and about the time we climbed to the trail above it, a southbound train started through. One time was enough for me.

Excellent video 😮!

Your comparison is incorrect, it very much depends on the quality of the phone's camera, you should have indicated which phone you used. If you use an iPhone or Samsung S 20 series or higher then you will get much better quality photos. If you use a cheap cell phone then obviously you will get lower quality images compared to a professional scanner. What's more, the scanners work very slowly, you need a lot of patience to work with them. Besides, your idea of ​​making a comparison between a scanner and an app is very good.

Film will always be in my heart, but it's currently difficult to find in my small north italian town, so my xt2 is the answer, with a little post-production the results are practically the same

I own the same Yashica FX-D quartz, switched to black and white film from colour just a month ago and the results are impressive. The downside of the camera is that the battery compartment is plastic and very fragile should have been metal just like the rest of the camera body, mine has started wearing out, the camera doesn't work without two LR44 battery which is a shame. Its got red LED light meter inside. Other than that its an excellent camera.

bro the nose ring. It does not look good.

Congratulations on catching it!

First!!! Thanks Chris for a new vid!

Film : look alive and moving. Digital : look dead and still. This is just me.

I strongly suspect your digital kit has better & more expensive glass than your film, based on the sharpness discrepancy. My two cents: If there’s *any* use case that justifies the expensive & trouble of film, it would be portraiture, which you don’t show. That said, there are obviously editing pre-sets that are designed to make digital shots look like film, and so I’m not convinced that even with the best film glass, that film’s extra costs can justified.

What is the video camera used here?

Thank you! Someone finally used good film as a comparison. It is either chemistry or a computer that interprets what you were looking at. Choose what works best for you and keep taking photographs.

Nice video. Sth to consider when buying a fisheye is the size of the sensor of the camera. I started doing skateboarding photography back in 2009, and by this time I had been skating for 10+ years. The camera I started shooting with was a Canon Rebel 2000, it's a camera that uses 35mm film. Obviously, I had to buy a fisheye lens for it. I found one in a local camera store and it was on sale, so I bought, a brand new Canon 15mm f2.8 fisheye lens. I was really hyped with this lens! Eventually, I moved to digital due to the cost of using film. The camera I could buy was a Canon 40D, a nice midrange camera with an APS-C sensor, but back in the day, I didn't know anything about sensor sizes and no one told me anything about it either, so when I mounted the 15 mm fisheye on the digital camera, I immediately noticed the field of view was not the same I got from my 35 mm camera, and didn't know why. Then, I found out that to have the same field of view I had on my 35mm camera, I should have bought a different camera, one with a full-frame sensor, which was out of my league. Therefore, I ended up selling the 15 mm so I could buy a Rokinon 8mm f3.5 fisheye. Eventually, that 40D broke down, bought a 7D mark II. The 7D mark II broke down recently. Now, I have a 5D mark II, and I'm now selling the Rokinon 8mm fisheye to buy, the now classic, Canon 15mm fisheye again LOL. You can check what I do in photography here instagram.com/collado.photo/?next=%2F

Great video, I was curious if you could provide some details on what it was like to get to the camping spot? I noticed you had coolers which made me think that maybe it's not too difficult to find a camp spot like yours? How far from the car was your spot? Would I be good to pull along a big wheeled wagon with extra supplies?

If you imagine yourself to be a serious photographer you'll probably feel the need to master the use of film and also digital photography. If you come realize that you really just enjoy photography and don't care about labels you may come realize that digital is just a heck of lot easier to shoot and get acceptable results. Artistic talent is not limited to older technology.

Yo! Couple things I'm observing from starting to watch this video. Perhaps you figured them out later, but for others reading if nothing else. First is the lens wobble you're talking about. I'm quite sure that's because you have the Steadyshot turned on. It's trying to correct the camera shake but it's designed for the whole image to be in frame, not the small lens circle of the fisheye, which is why you see it moving around so much. Turn off the Steadyshot to fix it. The second is that I don't think you're getting the most quality out of the footage, it seems like a poor deinterlacing method is being used that's only keeping one field rather than interpolating. That's why everything has very jaggy edges. That isn't actually normal. I recommend using a more sophisticated deinterlacing method in your editing software, or process the footage before editing.

you have to turn off the stabilization so t soendt shake with the fisheye. i had the same issue with my dv cam before

hello there, does anyone know where i can get an apple thunderbolt 1 cable.. can't seem to find one : (

Would this camera work with a clear click video to digital converter instead of using all these cables?

Hello friends, which lenses could I adapt to this camera? Could anyone recommend it to me? I would like to adapt 16mm and 35mm lenses, is it possible?

Love is in the air, love is in the air.

I think the hassle of film isn't worth it

Hey I have never used a film camera before but are the film photos as high quality as a digital photo? Does it give you flexibility while editing on lightroom resolution wise and detail wise?

You can process digital to look exactly like film if you want to. There is nothing magic about film. Film has a dynamic range of about 9 stops but the response to light is not linear. On most things we are able to view it on, we can only observe about 5 to 7 stops. Film has a natural nice way to compress this. That is the film look. Use filmic in Darktable or Rawtherapee etc to process digital the same way. Most sensors easily do 9 to 14 stops of dynamic range now. The fact that you can look at a so called film image on a monitor and tell it is film should already be proof that a film look can be represented in a digital file.

Great video!! Thank you!

turn off the stabilisation in settings and the lens will stop shaking 👍

I love this video, thanks! Do you know of any particular film that has the sweetest lettering? Apparently the lomo metropolis I currently have loaded doesn't have any lettering at all :(

Gives the image an old vintage look I like it tempted to get one now

What do you film with?

I like taking inspiration from skateboarding magazines like North and Thrasher, but ultimately just trying it out and heading down to a park works wonders. Normally people are super chill when you say you want to take photos, just tag em in the shots if you post it on insta for example, that's what I did back in college

I think one needs to add as far as the Kodak. Scanner goes, it's not the scanner. Your camera is actually just taking a picture of the negative. So one would assume the picture of the negative is going to be dictated on how good of camera in your phone is.

what flashes do you use?

chris. mate. THANK YOU. <<333333

Also the lense makes it feel closer and more intimate

film has this softness and also correct contrast. Film is how i remember my childhood idk why even my memories. in my opinion film is the king

this is more of a comparison of a vintage old lens against a more modern lens for digital cameras.

I think you used the same diafragma, while the 35mm is much bigger then the sensor what makes the depth field different. For true comparison you need to compensate the diafragma so it has the same depth field.

Is your nightshot really dim too?

Hola, increíble video🤗💕 Que bateria ocuparon, tengo una de esas camaras pero no encuentro que tipo de bateria debo de colocar (solo he visto una opción: un panasonic de litio pero no sé si existe otra opción)

You got a bunch of good ones. And your channel has a wonderful vibe. Looking forward to more videos!

isn't there something missing from your list of cables in the description? like a thunderbolt 2 to firewire 800 adapter or something?

bro what do we actually need to transfer videos to a laptop, u went over that bit wayy too quickly

You are a brave man to be watching around alone at night in STL

lol why wasn’t this recommended to me a year ago when I was searching for stuff like this? Great video, would have loved to have seen this sooner!

The "lens shake" is due to stabilization. Gotta turn that off.

Nice video. Would be even better when you show the compare longer and say some words. So yes nice video

I really loved this video. I appreciate your view on how you study. I have a tons of thrasher and slam mags for this purpose, but I'd really like to know what your process is for looking through an image. thanks you, a skaterphotog