Is CineStill 800T worth the hype? TOKYO Night Film Photography
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- Опубліковано 10 гру 2022
- Trying out the CineStill 800T film for the very first time in Tokyo. Is it really worth all the hype and will I be using it again in the future?
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You're so good man.. thank you for sharing these beautiful places
I have heard of CineStill but that's as far as it goes. The red bokeh around lights is really interesting (and the static remnants!). Love the back alleys and BTS shots of Tokyo. Great stuff!
Thanks so much Darren! Definitely an interesting film to try out, like most the price can just be a bit crazy at the moment depending where you live
Just letting you know that the red is a halation, not bokeh 👍
Thank you for this cool video, mate! Love your style :)
This video is Amazing!🔥✨
Nice shots!👏
Thanks so much I really appreciate it 😃
Great vid and pics! Love cinestill at night!
I love the look of Tokyo in the moving image parts of this vlog! May I ask if this was achieved in postproduction or just with the camera and lens you used? Thanks so much!
These look beautiful!!!
Enjoyed watching, well done and I like that you're being honest about the proces. Nice! I also have an EOS camera (650) and I was wondering, what lenses you used? Thx
Some beautiful shots there man!
Thank you man! I've never actually shot film at night so it was pretty fun to try out, definitely out of the comfort zone
Thank you for this emersive video, good job
Liked & subscribed, cheers
I like your stuff, dude. Looking forward as I've just received a few of my first rolls. Hope the veins DO make an appearance 😄
Thanks so much man! Haha good luck with it! They can definitely provide a pretty unique look
Good experimental video!
Awesome video - I recognize that spot from patKay's stuff (at @3:23) Didnt know it was so accesible! Added to my list of things to see!
Thanks so much dude! Also my other friend Ben (itchban) I believe a lot of people know it from! Very cool spot, love that it’s just a simple fish restaurant, but such a vibe!
I just got the Nikon FM2 and this film. Would you mind sharing what your aperture and shutter speed settings were? Did you play around with the two?
Awesome video, where is the spot at 3:20? I’ll try to find when I’m next in Tokyo
I've recently used a roll of Amber Tungsten, which I used at 800 iso (but my lab says it is really 500T),and I have encountered the same mysterious red flares and also completely blown out skies, like it is shot on a very bright day and I'm not sure if this is the reaction of the Tungsten film on day-(well actually night sky) light, or someting else that went awry.
For the handheld shots taken at night. What aperture and shutter speed can you get away with? The shot with a guy riding a bicycle came our really sharp with a good depth of field. I have only ever shot 800T on a tripod with a second or longer as my shutter speed. Nice work and thanks for the video!
Nice shots! Are you shooting at iso800?
Love the shots, did you use the camera with box iso, or did you overexpose?
Loved these shots! I had the same static issue with cinestill on my Canon 630. Apparently it's more common with autowind cameras, I've shot it on other mechanical cameras and haven't had any issues there.
Thanks so much for the comment dude! I thought this might potentially be the case but couldn’t find much on it. Makes sense though!
Do you mind sharing your setting for your day time photos like at 2:19 ?
What shutter speed were you on mostly? Surprised they’re so sharp without a tripod
So good bro, wish I was shooting the fish market on film. I might have give this film a go at a blue hour portrait shoot,
Ayyy thanks bro! You should definitely plan a portrait shoot with this film, in the right location it would be so mint!
3:29 BANGER ALERT
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haha thanks bro! That spot is a beauty
‘NOOB’ ?!?!? Most definitely not a noob at film shots, I loved those shots, one of my favourites was the Panasonic store just before the truck came lol
Thanks for this helpful vid, I was wanting to try 800 iso next!
Haha thanks so much dude really much appreciate that! Not a noob to photography in general so lucky some of it is transferable 😅 but still very new to film! Finding it really refreshing though.
Think that shot is close to my favourite as well! Thanks for checking out the vid and good luck trying out ISO 800 ✌🏼
hi there, may i know where is the exact location to go to, to take that photo you used for your thumbnail? thanks!
which Video editor that you use for your video part
Check/Clean your "film pressure plate" for those static marks. Usually cold causes that static when winding the film (either way)
Thanks for the tip! I hear humidity and cold can effect it. Weather wise it wasn't particularly cold or dry when I've used it in this camera though and it has always occurred. So I was still unsure!
Hey were you manual focusing or auto focusing?
Video @ 1:23 "I've been shooting on" - So what did you find out was the best metering technique for those night scenes ?
Do you think a point and shoot can shoot this film at night and get steady images?
It would have been better if you explained to us went went wrong and what went right I know that would help me because I am thinking of buying a few rolls of this film. Thanks Rick
Love this! Where did you develop your film? Any good labs over there? I’m worried bringing it through airport security again :,)
Thanks so much for that! I actually took mine back home, I use Do Film Lab here in Sydney. I haven't used any in Japan myself, so sorry can't really recommend any.
If it's any help I can let you know that Japan seem wonderful when you do ask to have film checked by hand though. I'm 100% from asking about 6-7 times over there. Always super friendly and happy to check it (both Int and Domestic flights I've done). Always understood what I was asking too, despite not speaking any Japanese!
These are really nice images. Thank you for not shooting gas stations lol
How much is the cinestill in tokyo
Do Hong Kong next.
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Ayyyy today is the day
Would it be possible for you to do a POV using a cheap black and white film like the Agfa 400
Thank you so much…
I actually have a few rolls of cheaper black and white films to test, could possibly do a bit of a comparison! But I’ll see what I can come up with :)
@@TKNORTH thank you so much and let us know which lens you will use the next time you do a POV
Thank you man and please keep creating and shooting…
07:54 that’s a post
Send it? haha actually missed focus I think
Great shots! What iso did you rate the film at?
Thanks so much! I just keep it at box speed for my first time using. But might overexpose if I use again. Thoughts on this?
@@TKNORTH I’ve never had great results at 800iso. I typically rate it at 640 for night shots and 500 for daytime for a very cool tone. Your shots look great so maybe I should give it another go at 800.
@@kevinpazmino6042 thanks Kevin! I might play around with it more next time to see what I like best.
Lets GOOOOO
This is a great video ❤
Teach me your ways man!
And really appreciate that!
@@TKNORTH Looks like you've got it all sorted 😅
the "modern" film cameras are so great, your canon with its lenses looks so crispy
@tatsuki haha thanks man! Much to still learn, I'd love to photo scan at home eventually! I was literally about to say we should go shoot and then I saw your comment haha letsgoooo! I'm actually trying to pick up a Bronica ETRSi atm
Newbie here. Are your shooting with flash ok?
No flash :)
What iso speed did you set it at?
I just went with box speed since it was my first time using it. Might experiment more next time. Have you tried?
@@TKNORTH Nice!! I have shot with 400 and it turned out pretty well. It turned out Less grainier than the one I shot with box speed
@@shotamizuno5530 ooh thanks I appreciate this! I might try this next time 🙂
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