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Jordan Hexem
United States
Приєднався 12 лют 2019
Dream Car Photoshoot in Yosemite National Park
Shooting an RWB in Yosemite National Park was a dream come true. Being able to combine both of my passions of car photography and landscape photography into one single photoshoot was awesome and I can't wait to shoot more stuff like this again in the future.
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Відео
Mamiya RB67 First Impressions (4 months)
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I love shooting with my Mamiya RB67 so much but there are some downsides of shooting with it. I do encourage everyone that's trying to get into shooting 120 film to buy one for yourself because it is a great for the price. The Pentax 67 is nice but a main reason why I didn't buy one is mainly because you need to bring extra batteries every time you need to shoot with it. Socials: @jordanhexem
5 Days of Car Photography on FIlm
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Being able to shoot all of these incredible Porsche's on film was such an awesome experience. I'm super happy with the photos that I shot that week even though my Mamiya RB67 film back broke. I hope they do another air water event in SoCal again next year! Socials: @jordanhexem
Should You Shoot 120 FIlm?
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I love shooting 120 film so much but there are some downsides of shooting 120 compared to 35mm film. In this video I break down all of the differences of shooting both formats of film and why it might not be for you. Socials: @jordanhexem
Film Photography in Yosemite National Park
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I recently took a trip out to Yosemite National Park to shoot landscape photos on film for the first time. I ended up getting some really good shots and I ended up having a super great time to finally take another trip up there again. I plan on doing way more road trips this year so I can't wait for my next one! Socials: @jordanhexem
Testing Cinestill 800T in Broad Daylight
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Shooting Cinestill 800t for the first time in broad daylight. I'm pretty happy with the photos I shot of the LA skyline and I'm extra happy that the photos didn't have any light leaks this time lol. Socials: @joredanhexem
Shooting Classic Cars in Palm Springs
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After a few months I finally found some classic cars to shoot out in palm springs. I had soooo much fun shooting out there and being able to photograph whatever I wanted to in the collection was insane. I cant wait to take another trip out palm springs again soon! Hopefully I can get by Mamiya RB67 fixed soon so I can start creating more photos with it. Socials: @jordanhexem
RB67 in Palm Springs
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I'm super happy with the photos I shot out in Palm Springs with my Mamiya RB67. Unfortunately, I did get some light leaks on a few of my photos, but I will be going back soon so stay tuned to see those photos on my instagram. Socials: @jordanhexem
The Basics of DSLR Film Scanning
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In this video I will show you how to DSLR scan film. This process of scanning film is so rewarding and being able to scan at home is great. After a year of scanning and shooting film I finally have my my setup dialed in and I hope you can get inspired to scan film as well. Negative Supply (scanning setup) : shorturl.at/egFW9 Socials: @jordanhexem
Fuji X100V POV Sunset Photoshoot!
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In this Fujifilm X100V photoshoot, I travel to Laguna Beach to shoot an amazing sunset! Ive been having a ton of fun shooting with the Fujifilm x100v recently and have been taking it with me everywhere. I definitely will do more videos with it in the future! Instagram: jordanhexem Twitter: jordanhexem?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^author TikTok: www.tiktok.com...
5 Photography Tips YOU Needs to Know
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In this video I show my favorite photography tips I’ve learned over the past 7 years of doing photography. I definitely want to do more helpful photography tips in the future with more niche types of photography like cars, sunsets, and landscapes. My Preset pack: jordanhexem.sellfy.store/ Organization vid: ua-cam.com/video/-86ouoqFv0A/v-deo.html
Relaxing POV Sunset Photography at the Beach
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In this video I show a POV of how I photograph my sunset photoshoots at my favorite beach in Laguna Beach, CA. Presets: jordanhexem.sellfy.store
The HARDEST Type of Photography
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In this video I'm demonstrating how I photograph and edit my moon lineup photos. It's one of the hardest types of photography to do because of all of the different variables that need to be just perfect. Shooting photos like this takes tons of practice and planning in order to the get perfect photo but it is definitely worth the time. Planit Pro: ua-cam.com/users/PlanItPhotovideos My Lightroom ...
$6,000,000 F40/F50 PHOTOSHOOT! (POV)
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I’m so grateful to get the chance to shoot these beautiful cars. The owners of the museum were so nice and I can’t wait to shoot some more stuff with them in the future. Marconi Automotive Museum’s instagrams: marconimuseum?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= My Lightroom presets: jordanhexem.sellfy.store/
We have seen these photos hundreds of times.
Which strap do you use ?
Hello. What’s your process on metering for a scene? Are you using a light meter app or handheld light meter?
Jealous man! I just had to say no to a glacier nat park trip. That first wide angle waterfall shot slaps my man, but then those ones at 11:15 with the trees framing the falls! Would love to see those blown up on a wall. BTW, please don't call the cops about that joint in my new film photo video, I promise it was all special effects. Subbed! See you on the scroll reel dawgie!
Parking across the handcapped spot at 7:27. Well, that's a statement.
That's really neat. Well done. I was in Yosemite in April - incredible weather in an astonishing place.
How am I just now finding this channel shit fire
Goals man
Just stumbled across your work, but these are nice! I just shot a roll of 800T during a photo walk in the day and I enjoyed those much more than my night shots with it. Would love to connect seeing that you're in SoCal as well
i loved this, you gotta post more of this kind of content it's really enjoyable to watch !
Amazing video man. Love the photos. 🔥
The shot at 9:00 is too clean 🔥
I appreciate it! 😁
Awesome shots dude!!
Thank you! 😁
brennen & jordan is a wild duo
Yessir! That’s the homie
Please post more of this!! Love seeing the process and the story behind the shot 🙌
I definitely plan on documenting more of my shoots from now on. I’m glad you liked the video 😁
this is amazing!
Thank you! :)
this is sick dude i love your work
Thank you! It was such a fun shoot
Bro...that was such a cool experience. I'm so glad Zeke was able to be there with you guys to experience such an awesome event 🙌
I’m glad you guys came out! It was a lot of fun shooting with our little group. I was so exhausted after that day, but I’m glad everyone got some good stuff
Yes sir! Good people good times!
absolutely killer dude
Thank you man!
Sick pics. I took my S2000 to Joshua tree for a shoot, and I think I need to take it to Yosemite too.
Thanks! You should definitely take a trip up there. The roads to Yosemite would be a lot of fun in an S2000
Yo does your boy want that JVC footage converted to VHS?
Nah he’s got everything figured out. I appreciate the help tho :)
Just a question: why f/8-f/10? Have you experimented with other aperture settings? This lens - according to the data I’ve found - is sharpest at about f/4 - wouldn’t it be a better setting for scanning?
It has all to do with depth of field. You don't want to have any part of the film plane out of focus so shooting at a higher f-stop like 8-11 is ideal. Every lens is different tho
Jordan Brennen and chazzy sheesh powerhouse group
Gotta love shooting with likeminded creatives :)
Great video documenting the shoot!
Thank you so much! I appreciate you for driving over there 🖤
i love when you, hijo, and chaz do photoshoot videos it’s just amazing to look at and see how you guys do it
I’m glad you like the videos! I’m trying to get them to post more lol
Beautiful camera and shots!
I remember seeing #23, The Harlequin” back in the day in period. Love it .
RB67 Pros 1. Medium format images are so much better than 35mm images. 2. Camera and lenses are less expensive than Hasselblad. 3. Camera is smaller and lighter than my 4x5 inch camera. RB67 Cons 1. Medium format images are not as good as 4x5 inch large format images. 2. No tilt/swing features. Must use my perspective control lens for my 35mm SLR or use my 4x5 inch view camera. 3. Camera is larger and heavier than my 35mm SLR.
Any SLR bigger than 6x6 is a tricky issue, depending on your photography style. Mamiya RB was my 1st MF SLR camera. At that time, I shoot primarily street and realized RB wasn't fit my style. Unless you add the prism and grip, so it felt like a bigger 35mm SLR, but much bulkier. On tripod? No issue. What I wanted was something similar to Nikon F2, which led me to Pentax 67. It definitely felt nicer for handheld shooting. Being battery-dependent is a compromise I accept. Another alternatives are... perhaps the lighter Fuji GM670 or Mamiya 6/7. Of course, rangefinders isn't the appropriate tool for certain things like macro or tele landscaping.
Wow Jordan, I feel so much! Simply a love-hate relationship with medium format: the cameras are usually always ultra heavy and cumbersome but the results are so convincing! I “only” have a Mamiya 645, but it’s too cumbersome for me to lug around to meetings 😂
The prism is clutch and makes focusing so much easier and more accurate. So glad I got one. But yes it is a pain in the ass to lug around 😮💨
Great video. What meter app do you use?
been eyeing this for a while so this is great, thanks for the film back info, first time hearing about that! definitely heard lots of complaints about the weight 😭
Jordan dropped!
Good Job!
Love your content bro! Been following you for a while on IG glad to see your on this platform now! Can't wait to see the rest of you videos. Can i just ask what 35mm film camera you use?
I appreciate the support! I’m trying my best to be consistent on UA-cam cause it’s such a great platform. The 35mm point and shoot photos were from a canon autoboy :)
Great video, awesome photos! Loved the editing as well, super chill. And your overall production quality is seriously impressive, pretty much Willem-Verbee-sk! Also: The match-cut at 04:36 is super smooth :) Edit: I also liked your choice of showing more than one photo side by side between the video footage. Some creative combos! Subscribed. Glad the algorithm put your video in my feed.
Thank you so much! That’s such a huge compliment and I really appreciate you for commenting this cause it’s kinda hard to gauge how people are reacting to the videos since I just started posting again on here consistently. I still have a lot to learn with UA-cam but I’m glad you liked the video! Willem is a great dude and he definitely inspired me to document my photography more.
Where did you get that camera strap?
One of my friends gave it to me but I’m pretty sure you can just find them on eBay
Wow. You really coulda pointed your camera any direction and got a banger 🔥. Came across your video because I’ve been thinking about getting an RB67 or something similar
Palm Springs is such a beautiful place. You should definitely get one! I love my RB so much and the photos turn out so good
HELLO BRO WHAT CAMERA DO YOU USE TO SHOOT YOUR VIDEOS
I record the majority of my videos with my Sony a7IV 😁
Really cool stuff, Jordan! Shots turned out so nice 👌
Thank you so much! 😁
hi just curious how much post editing (if any) you do when you shoot film
Since I scan all of my photos myself I typically just make sure the color balance is good and then I do small lighting adjustments if needed and maybe push up the saturation a bit. I pretty much do what a lab does except I can just dial in my settings however I like rather than just using what the lab thinks is good.
@@jhex gotchu that makes sense. youre photos are so sick man keep up the great work!
Thank you!!
great photos and coverage :)
Thanks!!
Great video 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks man! 😁
These are beautiful shots! What film stocks were you using? I have an RB67 as well 😎
Thank you! I typically shoot gold because of the price, but if I could shoot everything on cinestill 400d I’d gladly do it lol
@@jhex you should try out some reflx lab 250D it’s essentially the same as cinestill 400d, but much cheaper!
Ohhh I definitely gotta try it out!
@@jhex my bad i was confusing flic film 250D. It’s reflx lab 400D. I just shot a roll of 120, waiting for scans but here’s a quick vid i put together showing 35mm version ua-cam.com/video/qcLa-xK-mVo/v-deo.htmlsi=7HXxA0gf5c5zEvyG
love your videos 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks! 😁🙌🏼
What lens are you using ?! these are fire!!!!
Thank you! I shot all of these with my KL 90mm f3.5 😁
@@jhex you’re an amazing photographer man! I wanna be like you someday, one more question if you don’t mind me asking but what film are you using ? Im actually new to film photography and wanna get the same camera but don’t know any of these things
@@CPlusEdits I appreciate it! I usually shoot everything on gold 200 because of the price. If you are getting into film I’d recommend just getting a 35mm SLR at first because you can learn a lot easier and it won’t be as expensive as shooting 120. That’s how I started getting better at shooting film and once I was very comfortable shooting 35mm then I decided to shoot 120
Amazing bro!
Thank you! 😁
Those cars are 🔥🔥🤩
They are so nice 🤌🏼😁
Sick video! I shoot on a Bronica ETRSi 645. Super easy and fun camera. Just wanted to comment and let you know that you were on my suggested page! Like 3rd suggested video! Congratulations and keep it up, you're very talented.