A tip for your night shots trying to get more contrast with colored window shots. Use a light meter or light meter app to expose for the highlights specifically rather than the shadows or midtones, then go up a stop or two to retain a bit more detail overall.
Cinestill is one of my favorite film stocks to shoot with. Really like the images of the airplanes at the airport. Don't see those too often. I live near an airport too, but haven't thought to stopping by it
Yeah It's definitely one of my favs as well! And I'm glad you liked the shots, you should totally go shoot at your airport! I was just driving past (like I have a million times) and I thought It might be pretty cool check out. I think you'll enjoy it too
Cinestill 800 is best for night scenes where there is neon & tungsten lighting, e.g. downtown areas with a nightlife and cafes. Covering the urban landscape and people enjoying the night life give a shooter so many opportunities.
I actually buy this film because of halation! The blue hue of the film contrasted by the red from glow at night from artificial light is the reason why I love it !!! Night time this is the goat film
Very cool pictures!, question: do you play with the colors in post? Or just scan and upload? I'm asking because i have the X700 as well but I don't get that smooth colors.
Yeah I tend to do a little post processing in Lightroom, but not very much. Just white balance, contrast, cropping and basic exposure adjustments. It all just depends on the shot. I usually keep it very minimal. Hope that helps!
Thanks dude! Just keep checking online/ebay and all that. It goes in and out of stock in waves, so when you see it, you have to be fast to buy it! Try the link in the description
Your shots are great. The ones back home came out better than the ones in Seattle in my opinion. I love CineStill, but the halation is an eye sore for me. So I've just been using the Vision3 film since I'm developing at home and don't have to worry about destroying a lab's equipment.
Tbh Kodak Vision 3 is stupid cheap to buy and bulk roll! Depending on Cinestiil for film and over paying is crazy imo. Ive been bulk rolling since 2018. Also 500t @800 gets better colors
Thanks for the tip! I definitely need to try shooting and developing some Vision3. I totally agree Cinestill is unreliable and expensive. That's why the last couple times I've just stocked up, but I think it's time to get some 500t
Kodak sells it for nearly $300 in 400 foot rolls, which you then have to adapt to in some way to get 100 foot rolls for a bulk loader of 35mm cartridges. There is a minor business of people re-rolling the 400 ' into 100' rolls, but they up the price to the point where they take much of the savings. On the other hand, that is still half of the price of the same film from Cinestill, and you don't have to put up with the damage Cinestill inflicts in its striping and repackage process.
You're right abt the light leaks. For a film that expensive, the 4-5 1st pics are terrible. As a pro I nearly can't use it. I love the characteristics of this film, but I'm somehow between love and hate.
Personally I don't feel like it is, I'd say it is correct. But one could definitely argue that the window is a little bright! That's just my personal preference though
They are exactly the same film, but for the removal of the antihalation backing by Cinestill. Cinestill's increase in film speed happens in the marketing department. The only factor which might make the Cinestill version look "faster" is that without the protective backing, light during exposure bounces back through the film, fogging it a bit. Otherwise, they push the same. If you do your own film processing, and can therefore remove the remjet backing yourself, neither cost nor quality would dictate using Cinestill.
I’m watching this two years later and I’m so sad there are not new videos! Your photos are amazing and you’re so sweet and charismatic
A tip for your night shots trying to get more contrast with colored window shots. Use a light meter or light meter app to expose for the highlights specifically rather than the shadows or midtones, then go up a stop or two to retain a bit more detail overall.
Cinestill is one of my favorite film stocks to shoot with. Really like the images of the airplanes at the airport. Don't see those too often. I live near an airport too, but haven't thought to stopping by it
Yeah It's definitely one of my favs as well! And I'm glad you liked the shots, you should totally go shoot at your airport! I was just driving past (like I have a million times) and I thought It might be pretty cool check out. I think you'll enjoy it too
Just got my first roll this weekend. Ill be excited to try it out myself.
For your night shots do you use your cameras metering system or do you have an external light meter to correctly meter the shots bro? Just curious
Certainly subscribed just from this video I really loved the shot of the guy crossing the street❤️
Cinestill 800 is best for night scenes where there is neon & tungsten lighting, e.g. downtown areas with a nightlife and cafes. Covering the urban landscape and people enjoying the night life give a shooter so many opportunities.
I actually buy this film because of halation! The blue hue of the film contrasted by the red from glow at night from artificial light is the reason why I love it !!! Night time this is the goat film
Too good, I enjoyed the background info on the film itself. 📸
Really great photoos! At night, did you have to use a tripod for these pictures or are they handheld?
You can literally see it in the video!
Very cool pictures!, question: do you play with the colors in post? Or just scan and upload? I'm asking because i have the X700 as well but I don't get that smooth colors.
Yeah I tend to do a little post processing in Lightroom, but not very much. Just white balance, contrast, cropping and basic exposure adjustments. It all just depends on the shot. I usually keep it very minimal. Hope that helps!
Rain shots are dope man! How did you find shooting handheld at night? Any tips?
Nice video man and great night time shots. Want to shoot on cinestill for some time now, but nowhere to find in my country. Keep safe
Thanks dude! Just keep checking online/ebay and all that. It goes in and out of stock in waves, so when you see it, you have to be fast to buy it! Try the link in the description
Great Video - thank you 👍🏻
Your shots are great. The ones back home came out better than the ones in Seattle in my opinion. I love CineStill, but the halation is an eye sore for me. So I've just been using the Vision3 film since I'm developing at home and don't have to worry about destroying a lab's equipment.
I appreciate that! And that's rad, seems like a great way to go! I might have to try shooting and developing some Vision3 myself
Great video , why does every hip film photography UA-cam vid have the same kind of music ? Surely you guys have differing tastes in music ??
nice video! what aperture did you used on the night shots?
Wow your shots are great
Shot at 2:06 is 🔥🔥
Appreciate that dude!
Tbh Kodak Vision 3 is stupid cheap to buy and bulk roll! Depending on Cinestiil for film and over paying is crazy imo. Ive been bulk rolling since 2018. Also 500t @800 gets better colors
Thanks for the tip! I definitely need to try shooting and developing some Vision3. I totally agree Cinestill is unreliable and expensive. That's why the last couple times I've just stocked up, but I think it's time to get some 500t
Kodak sells it for nearly $300 in 400 foot rolls, which you then have to adapt to in some way to get 100 foot rolls for a bulk loader of 35mm cartridges. There is a minor business of people re-rolling the 400 ' into 100' rolls, but they up the price to the point where they take much of the savings. On the other hand, that is still half of the price of the same film from Cinestill, and you don't have to put up with the damage Cinestill inflicts in its striping and repackage process.
Dope, subbed.
what camera store was this
You're right abt the light leaks. For a film that expensive, the 4-5 1st pics are terrible. As a pro I nearly can't use it. I love the characteristics of this film, but I'm somehow between love and hate.
HI! is the photo overexposed at 5:25 or is the correct exposure?
Personally I don't feel like it is, I'd say it is correct. But one could definitely argue that the window is a little bright! That's just my personal preference though
Why do you have so few subscribers!?
Cinestill 50 D is meant too be good too .
I like 500T more then 800T,becuse 800T more expensive and 500T can push 1 stop to ISO 1000..the grain is fine.
They are exactly the same film, but for the removal of the antihalation backing by Cinestill. Cinestill's increase in film speed happens in the marketing department. The only factor which might make the Cinestill version look "faster" is that without the protective backing, light during exposure bounces back through the film, fogging it a bit. Otherwise, they push the same. If you do your own film processing, and can therefore remove the remjet backing yourself, neither cost nor quality would dictate using Cinestill.
at 4:17 he saw a ghost
Why do all photography videos use this library-music-chillout-beats all the fucking time?
I love you
At about $14 a roll it’s a little pricey
Damn u exposed for the shadows. Photos couldve been better
Personally I like how they came out, but I appreciate the feedback🤙
Yep same horrible red blobs around highlights that I’m seeing in my photos. After shooting 50D and 800T, I really don’t get the allure of this film.
That's the beauty of this film..