FILM PHOTOGRAPHY - CREEPY MANOR - ZEISS IKON NETTAR
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- Said to be one of the most haunted placed on the Isle of Wight I could not resist taking some photographs and reading up on the areas history. Trouble is I couldn't really find much to snap! Although I photographed a few interesting angles using my Zeiss Ikon Nettar and a roll of HP5.
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I made a test strip to find the time for the papers max black time. Normally I would do this with the negatives on top of the test strip but I sometimes use this way to save time. Please see my video on the correct way (from what I know) of making a contact sheet for Negatives/Photographs you class as important and as a proper exposure reference.
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Hey Roger, just wanted to say I really enjoy your videos. I love that you don't hide anything - you show your whole process from shooting, to developing, to printing, and you even include the things that some people would consider failures like the issue with the first few frames in this video. Keep the great videos coming.
Thanks Michael. No point in hiding it. it's what happens in film photography. Doesn't always go perfect 😁
True. It's just nice to have that authenticity; it's such a rare thing to find. Look forward to the next one.
I agree fully with this.
I've said this before and I'll say it again. You have one of the most informative and highest quality film photography channels on this website. You definitely deserve more subs and I am certain you'll get them soon. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for your support Tim. Kind words!
This has to be the very best channel on the tube when it comes to all forms of practical photography, especially black and white. Your presentations are straight forward and practical. Keep them coming.
Thanks John.
Brilliant, really enjoyed this video, cheers Darren.
Talk about dejavu. I had that exact focus finder and loved it. It worked really great all those years when I did printing and always was able to focus on the grain even with the Tech Pan 25 film which had no noticeable grain. Loved that finder and it was easier to use, and handier, than other types.
I've used my Nettar 517/16 in August for some mountain photographs in black and white, they turned out great, so sharp!
watching the pictures appear in the developer is what make photography Magic!
Very nice video. I do enjoy the darkroom processing, I think is very informative and it helps to understand the magic of working in your own prints. Thank for this videos, please keep them coming.
Thanks Roberto!
I really like that image of the road. Very moody looking. Thanks for sharing
Cheers Tony!
I kow this is an older video, but wanted to say I really like the last road print. Really nice work.
That's Bryce. Creepy place there!!
My Zeiss Ikon Nettars and HP 5 are my favorite combination and have been for years.
A good match. Do you have a attachment range finder for yours?
Shoot Film Like a Boss EasyMeasure app works fine as rangefinder.
Great video and history lesson. I really feel like I'm watching history/travel channel. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.
Learning on how it’s done. Thank you.
I really like photographing hunted or abandoned place. Watching your video make me want to experiment more with film and actually create a darkroom and be able to print my own photos 🤟🏻🙏🏻
Yeah another video. Keep them coming!
Nice video, I have one Zeiss Ikon Nettar as well, mine is a 518/16, I love it, its always with me, gorgeous and sharp. I rather take my nettar with me than my Rolleiflex SL 35, thank you for the video George (lovely chap).
what an interesting video and great history lessons!
thanks for sharing this great content with us
really enjoyed watching this
Thanks Acid!
I seriously LOVE these cameras, looking to buy one myself. Compact, medium format, and the mechanics... Beautiful)
They go for a good price on eBay 👍
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss True) Trying to stop myself from spending a big chunk of my salary on various 35-mm ones. Or M-42 lenses... Or Nikon FM...
You darkroom technique are amazing.
Thank you!
Excellent video sir!
Thanks Anthony!
Ha i love your logic at 4:10 in regards to Zeiss not failing
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Nice upload, keep on!!
and thanks for sharing!!!
Yup. The power steering packed up in my car that night. No joke! At least the Zeiss made it
I hate your channel because you remind me that I want a darkroom so bad... Kidding of course, love your channel.
ha ha. Sorry about that Alex! I hope you find a darkroom soon.
x2... Already working on mine. Will take some months but will be a reality for sure :)
And this channel sure is one of the responsible for wanting so bad a darkroom!
@@gperpetuo It's my man cave!
I’ve surveyed my small backyard after each video..... the misses would hate to come home and see that I’ve taken out the garden to fit a shed.....
The intro was like most haunted...in a god way!
Love the intro !
Thanks Socrates
I have the Nettax version of your Nettar. Lovely little cameras!
They are. Sharp too!
Maybe George found something suspicious from your darkroom prints. Dogs are a little more sensitive to the supernatural stuff than human after all. Hahaha, nice video by the way.
They do! The day after this shoot the power steering failed on my car. The day after it was fine again and been fine since. Most strange.
I’ve never seen the way you found the exposure time for the contact sheet. I will give it a try when I head back to the dark room. That will save me loads of paper lol👍🏾
I have a video on this "Contact Print". I did it a quick way here. Normally I'd do the test strip for the contact with the negs.
Shoot Film Like a Boss yeah I saw it that’s how I normally do mine. This seems a much quicker and paper effective process.
@@soulstart89 for a set of negs I really do like I use the other way for proper reference 😊
Thanks for the video enjoyed it very much. Just starting to get back into film photography after a long time away. Maybe the problem with the first few frames were paranormal activity just reminding you they were there since there was no electronics to mess with lol
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Another great video. Keep tension with your thumb when loading film . May have loosened up a tad when you removed.
Possibly! Thanks....
Great!!!!!
Thanks Gianni!
There's something about folding cameras that appeals to me. I might have to start collecting some of them. I'm terrible at gestimating distances. If I ever get a Zeiss Ikon Nettar, I think I would have to invest in a laser distance meter.
I was out today with one. Forgot my rangefinder! So I made sure most of my photos pretty much infinite using zone focusing. They came out well 👍
Thanks for the vid. Love your work, though not sure I like the idea of placing a drink so close to chems! :O - I have a similar nettar. I added a small braun auxiliary rangefinder to the cold shoe. Always get accurate focus that way. I always use a cable release too, when on tripod, to avoid camera shake. Being a f6.3 I need to use the slower speeds a lot, so the cable release helps. It's a standard socket on the shutter release. My Lens is sharpest at f11. I think it's a triplet. Keep up the good work.
I have a cable release Mike and use it on the slower speeds. Great camera. I need to get a rangey for it though as I struggle measuring distance.
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss is your nettar calibrated in meters? You said 8 meters at 7.10, mine is in feet. I wonder what model nettar you are using. Btw I recently moved away from iow. Ferries were going to bankrupt me!!! £12.50 to cross at night when I moved there, anything up to £120 now for my van.
Yeah mine is in meters. Got an "M" on the dial. Yup those ferries are not cheap!
Back in my American Civil War re-enacting days, Kodak brought out a black and white film with the emulsion applied to color film. Printing would give you a sepia tone. I was going to use a Rollei Prego 90. I wish Kodak would bring back that film
Wow. Like the sound of that
I liked taking photos at re-enactments. Kind of like " being there" but age can suddenly cause an end to fun. I used an Olympus XA for a couple of years. I took part, as an extra, in the movie "Gettysburg". Each day , before " shooting", we had to be " weathered". Looking dirty, sweaty...While waiting a column of " rebs" were headed off to another area to shoot a scene. It was a cool, foggy morning and I took a photo of the column marchinb off. Not " seeing" the fog. When I got the pictures back, that photo just screamed " fading into the history" . The movie was filmed in the Gettysburg area. One scene was actually shot on the actual site of " Picketts charge".
Gettysburg is known for being haunted and when the production crew sat down to view the Picketts charge scene, they used a drone....there were groups to form units. Well there was one more unit in the scene than what was planned. They didn't say anything. I plan on making a bigger copy of the fading into history photo. What OUR LEFTISTS wanting alot of America's history gone from sight. It hurts feelings.
nice little camera there rodger where did you get your kentmere paper as Ilford bought the buggers out there is only left over stock left Ive found I dig your beer boarder weight & a tricky location to shoot nice work as always tho mate
Both informative and funny, love the vid roger. :D
Cheers Jimbo X
It just goes to show you that you do not need expensive cameras such as the Hasselblads etc. to take good photographs, now where did I put my two Voightlander Bessa 6X6's.
Love your videos, and chance you can do a video about slide Film?
Greetings from Germany :)
I'm not into slide film at this moment Patrick. Maybe one day!
Shoot Film Like a Boss i can wait 😂
hello and congratulations on your videos. I also have the same camera. I had the same problems of light. I think it does not tighten the film very well and the light comes in when you extract it. Next time I'll try to open the camera in the dark. bye Bye
That's really short exposure time. Do you stop down to 5.6? I usually always set my aperture to f11 so I'll have longer exposure times just in case I have to dodge or burn. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing.
I was at f8 if I remember. :)
If you are using a TRIPOD you don't need to 'Uprate' the fillum ! Only when you 'Hand-Hold' in dark situations -- you could use 50 ASA fillum if on a tripod !
But I wanted to uprate the film and it was my new tripod had to use it Pete 😂 where ya been? We all need a new Elgar story.
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss Run out of IDEAS and many Hospital Appointments coming up -- had a Blood Test yesterday -- the lady tried 3 times then I had to go to next room and another Lady tried and was lucky but I was full of HOLES !!
@@theoldfilmbloke You're invincible Peter! How about a video on your favorite films and also films that are now discontinued 🙂.
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss Trouble is I don't have the Video Technical knowledge that YOU have or second video camera OR a camera that will video under 'safelight conditions' so i cannot show my darkroom printing -- I will have a 'Think' what i can do -- in the meantime -- its Cuppa TEA time !
why no shutter release cable? Incidentally - I test shutter speeds using the free S/W called audacity. You can clearly see the sounds of the open and close clicks on the display. Measure peak to peak. I have had several medium format folders.
Naughty George!
The 3rd time i shot film this year i went to a public park. The shots of one woman have this weird smokey artifact in several frames. In more than one frame the shadows break the laws of physics. Some people would be happy with capturing an image of the unexplained. I'm irritated by that.
I always find it a challenge to see what went wrong or why X happened. Can be frustrating though,
@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss oh nothing went wrong technically. Good exposure, good development technique
I've never seen shadows become more intense the further they are from the object casting the shadow. And this smokey texture on the talent that isn't makeup or shadow.
I could take development issues, missing the exposure or just the af fail.
Not knowing what in the world going on is the irritating bit.
Собака классная.
"some ppl might bei nterested to see it come thru.". aye.. flip the rest, innit
11:12 But what did you have for breakfast :(
Ha ha I can tell you it was sausage, eggs and bacon!
Here is an idea
I know u been trying and playing with contrast and grane,
Why dont u try pyro? Unfortunately I'm not the person to ask 4 advise, but I know that u can achieve some nice sharp images😄🔺️🔻
Wrote that down! Thanks ms Marcy!
Hi. Am I wrong or somebody said "ghosts"....?? so....where they are??😉👍👍👍
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