Haha, yeah! Lots of saturation, lots of contrast. I've been begging for more saturation in film, and this definitely delivers. I'm excited to try it in more controlled lighting now that I know how it works.
Oh wowww! 12!!! hey thanks for the shout on the article! love the work you've done with this film :) cinestill looks super nice and yeah works really nice in that setting under the lights. and nice learning about the news print way of shooting! 29 is AWESOME. and ohhhhh hey those last photos are incredible! great job Jamie! Really enjoyed this
My favorites of this episode are: 7 - 12 - 14 -20 -25 - 28 -31 - 33 & 34. My top three are: 7 - 12 & 28. I really like the tones and character of this film. And I don't know exactly why, but reminds me a lot of three video clips from the late nineties: Semisonic - Closing Time, Goo Goo Dolls - Iris & The Verve - Bitter Sweet Symphony. Just feels a bit "Emo"
That makes a lot of sense! And I'm sure this technique was used in a ton of music videos around then, too. It was in some movies, but the lower budget of the video probably meant it was a lot easier to deal with. An iconic look for sure. Thank you!!
Hey! Sorry for the delayed response ... got an emergency wedding gig that came up. ha. The light is a Weeylite Ninja200 60W bi-color ... I'm going to be doing a bit of a review on it soon!
Oh jeez ... thanks for catching that! Definitely easy for one to sneak in when having to change the title a few time to get the almighty algorithm to listen ... and random keystrokes love jumping at the end of description boxes. Thanks for watching and commenting, as well!
Another great session - That blue light in Image 33 is awesome!
Thank you!! I've got a couple more rolls and I'll be sending them off to Dunwoody as soon as I can find the right lighting. This stuff is fun!
The ecn2 results are really cool. Its as if you pull a few Lightroom sliders to the right 😅
Haha, yeah! Lots of saturation, lots of contrast. I've been begging for more saturation in film, and this definitely delivers. I'm excited to try it in more controlled lighting now that I know how it works.
Oh wowww! 12!!! hey thanks for the shout on the article! love the work you've done with this film :) cinestill looks super nice and yeah works really nice in that setting under the lights. and nice learning about the news print way of shooting! 29 is AWESOME. and ohhhhh hey those last photos are incredible! great job Jamie! Really enjoyed this
You’re welcome and thank you!! I’m so excited to shoot more stuff like this soon.
I really want to say that your photo work is is just superb, and your videos are so informative! Thank you!
Thank you! I really appreciate it. I definitely like to know I'm helping get the word out and maybe helping explain some things.
Thanks as always Jamie! You rock!
Thank you! And you do, as well! Always great music to use.
Really fantastic results! Really like the mood of these and the model knocked it out of the park.
Thank you! Shelby did an incredible job for sure. I appreciate it!
Beautiful shots! I just love it.
Thank you! I really appreciate it, and I can't wait to try more of this.
The shots are great, and Shelby looks like they're having a blast!
Thank you! It was a fun shoot, for sure.
Great video
Thank you!! I appreciate it.
Great video! So stoked to see some examples out in the world. I'm super interested in this film, may need to pick some up now!
Thank you! I definitely recommend it! Keep an eye out on the site if the stocks are out, because I'm sure he'll be adding more as soon as he can.
So good!!🔥
Thank you!!
"I don't trust that. I'm going to do one more just to be safe"
now this, readers, is Film Photography.
Ha. I'm glad I did, though I can't remember if it made much of a difference.
My favorites of this episode are: 7 - 12 - 14 -20 -25 - 28 -31 - 33 & 34. My top three are: 7 - 12 & 28. I really like the tones and character of this film. And I don't know exactly why, but reminds me a lot of three video clips from the late nineties: Semisonic - Closing Time, Goo Goo Dolls - Iris & The Verve - Bitter Sweet Symphony. Just feels a bit "Emo"
That makes a lot of sense! And I'm sure this technique was used in a ton of music videos around then, too. It was in some movies, but the lower budget of the video probably meant it was a lot easier to deal with. An iconic look for sure. Thank you!!
Great work! May I ask what light your using?
Hey! Sorry for the delayed response ... got an emergency wedding gig that came up. ha. The light is a Weeylite Ninja200 60W bi-color ... I'm going to be doing a bit of a review on it soon!
Hold up! We got a typo in the title and your url at the end of the info box. Nice video nonetheless!
Oh jeez ... thanks for catching that! Definitely easy for one to sneak in when having to change the title a few time to get the almighty algorithm to listen ... and random keystrokes love jumping at the end of description boxes. Thanks for watching and commenting, as well!