Hello, I hope you enjoyed this episode of photography behind the scenes! This film was definitely an interesting experience with a few good and also a few bad results - which was your favourite? I'm personally in love with that photograph of my parents TV - the effect of light and shadow combined with the nostalgia of that room just hit a sweet spot in me. Have a good week, Teo
I have been watching your videos since I started film photography, and as a beginner I got excited when I saw these films selling for 3€ and they expired only two months ago. I couldn’t but search for your take on expired films and yours have been like 10+ years on expiration so well, that wouldn’t be a waste of time and money on development in case I use it ❤ Thank you so much! Also I lovee your website. It’s like a dreammm
Yo, I have the bell clicked for your channel and jumped on this video as soon as it came out haha. Out of all the photos I actually probably enjoy the last few finishing off the roll the most. It's interesting it made me think of times that I've shot through rolls, And actually ended up having probably some of my favorites being the casual shots I took just to finish a roll. Great video with Great compositions.
Great video. I love your honest critiques and explanations of your compositions. Was this expired film shot at box speed, or did you adjust for the expiration?
Loved it! 😀 Who knew that it’ll produce a totally different but nice results. I wonder if you also used your Sony or LUMIX to shoot the same photos and do a side by side comparison?
I don't have any intrest in shooting film (have shoot b/w film in the past) but there is something soothing in your videos and your voice so i watch the video anyway.
Randomness at work :D ... What's up with you and the power polls? Yes we all have these "objects" subjects that we shoot again and again and then some more :).
Depends on what you count. I scanned these myself by photographing the negatives with my digital camera and converting them in Lightroom with NegativeLabPro. In NegativeLabPro I then did some very light editing, but after that none :)
hi, welches stativ benutzt du da? ich suche nach einem relativ hohen, ausklappbaren was aber nix besonderes sein muss. bei stativen ohne extra features ist es aber eh egal welches i guess
Das Stativ, das ich in dem Video verwende kann ich leider nicht unbedingt empfehlen... es ist mittlerweile nach zwei Jahren kaputt.. der Kopf ist abgerissen😅 Kommt wohl davon, wenn man ein billiges kauft😬
Hello, I hope you enjoyed this episode of photography behind the scenes! This film was definitely an interesting experience with a few good and also a few bad results - which was your favourite? I'm personally in love with that photograph of my parents TV - the effect of light and shadow combined with the nostalgia of that room just hit a sweet spot in me.
Have a good week,
Teo
I felt the same way and that one took me back to my childhood :) how do you go about developing and digitalizing film?
So relaxing 👍 Love the shot of the field, photo of the day I think ... Austria is really amazing. Another good one Teo!
Sweet, thank you! I just love the fields here, can't wait to head out again🤗
I have been watching your videos since I started film photography, and as a beginner I got excited when I saw these films selling for 3€ and they expired only two months ago. I couldn’t but search for your take on expired films and yours have been like 10+ years on expiration so well, that wouldn’t be a waste of time and money on development in case I use it ❤ Thank you so much! Also I lovee your website. It’s like a dreammm
Yo, I have the bell clicked for your channel and jumped on this video as soon as it came out haha. Out of all the photos I actually probably enjoy the last few finishing off the roll the most. It's interesting it made me think of times that I've shot through rolls, And actually ended up having probably some of my favorites being the casual shots I took just to finish a roll. Great video with Great compositions.
Ohh sweet🤗 Indeed I really like those as well. I think film is actually a great medium for exactly these casual type of photographs🤔
Such a relaxing video!
Ohh sweet, thank you🤗
i think i love expired film. the effect of it is so random i love it
Haha yeah random is a good description hehe😅🤗
Nice, I miss shooting with people. It's been at least 7 months since I've had anyone along with me on a shoot.
Maaan that's sad - I hope the situation improves where ever you are🙏🏼
Gawd! Your vlogs are indeed relaxing!
Aww thanks🤗
Great video. I love your honest critiques and explanations of your compositions. Was this expired film shot at box speed, or did you adjust for the expiration?
Cool photos!
Love the picture of the car half in the roads and half off.
Mhm me too hahah🙌🏼🙌🏼
With the crazy high cost of developing I stay away from expired now. unless its only a few years and its way cheaper than new.
I freakin love these videos
Amazing!
Loved it! 😀 Who knew that it’ll produce a totally different but nice results. I wonder if you also used your Sony or LUMIX to shoot the same photos and do a side by side comparison?
That's the beautiful surprise of expired film :D
Ahh no I didn't😅
I don't have any intrest in shooting film (have shoot b/w film in the past) but there is something soothing in your videos and your voice so i watch the video anyway.
Ohh sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️
well done!
Thank youuu!🤗
Love the photo at 7:54
Very cool. What about black&white?
4:58 was funny lol
mann the photos at your home look soo freakin good, especially of the bedroom and that tv
Randomness at work :D ... What's up with you and the power polls? Yes we all have these "objects" subjects that we shoot again and again and then some more :).
Hahah yep, that's what power poles are for me😅
What's you randomly favourite object in photography?
Not much to say, you looked like you all had fun :)
Indeed, it was a great session🤗
Hi Teo. Did you do any Lightroom editing to the Film Photos? Great Job once again.
Depends on what you count. I scanned these myself by photographing the negatives with my digital camera and converting them in Lightroom with NegativeLabPro. In NegativeLabPro I then did some very light editing, but after that none :)
@@teocrawford i know in late but can i ask? to scan the film yourself you need to develop it with chemical right?😅
@@wewlol9025 you just need a developed film. you can scan any developed film, also when it was not developed by you
hi, welches stativ benutzt du da? ich suche nach einem relativ hohen, ausklappbaren was aber nix besonderes sein muss. bei stativen ohne extra features ist es aber eh egal welches i guess
Das Stativ, das ich in dem Video verwende kann ich leider nicht unbedingt empfehlen... es ist mittlerweile nach zwei Jahren kaputt.. der Kopf ist abgerissen😅 Kommt wohl davon, wenn man ein billiges kauft😬
@@teocrawford okay danke. dann schaue ich mal weiter bei ebay oder auf dem flohmarkt