My film camera doesn’t invade my privacy and when I’m done taking a photo it does not try to steal my time and leaves me alone to do what I want when I want, not what advertisers want. Going back to analogue photography has actually freed my life in the long run somehow.
digital cameras dont do any of those things lmao unless youre comparing film cameras to smart phones. which also do not do those things if you are simply taking pictures.
So wrong. My digital camera connects to nothing. With analog, do you scan your images connected to a computer? Do you transfer images to your cellphone? The biggest disadvantage of analog is the time, money and chemicals. I'm done with that. Did that last century. No desire to repeat that. Besides, everywhere you go, a satellite is watching your, every store has cameras, you are being spied on all the time. Do you watch TV? Do you watch UA-cam? Guess what, you are digital data to many companies.
I had an art exhibit in my local area recently, that featured all analog pieces (small sculptures in walnut, and mixed with brass accents and some paint). I sold half of all I exhibited. It surprised me how many young people were drawn to them, and bought them. Digital work in the same gallery didn't seem as attractive (though there was some very amazing images, still and videos). I think there is a real value in digital work, but for me, the hands on work with analog (the smell of carved wood, the dust, the sounds made working on it, even the physical effort of carving and sanding, etc, makes the whole experience more rewarding for me). I think I'm going to go out and buy a Polaroid camera and film now, and incorporate it, somehow, into my future art projects! Thanks for this really inspiring film!
A beautiful film. Just when I think UA-cam is done - something well worth watching. Great music too. Really optimistic. Too much convenience and comfort leads nowhere. It has no feel. No smell, no taste, no feel...
There's so much AI generated bs that it's sickening. I've gone from enjoying technology and analog together to hating digital. It's too easy to fake, steal, and "create"..dripping with sarcasm).
Thank you for sharing this documentary with me. It’s one of the most inspiring stories I’ve seen in all my years of searching for things on UA-cam. And a thank you to Doc. As I sit down to write in my new Blackwing Slate (A5) with a pearl pencil.
The world used to regard Kodak so highly that if it sneezed it was front page news. What a company, treated their workers wonderfully. Now it has gone…….my pension is far far less than planned, replaced by a government lesser pension, and my husband worked there his whole adult life. Even now, don’t expect future financial safety to prevail. The commercial world is ruthless. If the profit isn’t sky high, it won’t last.
I worked construction back in the 80s we had contracted jobs for Kodak in Boston, we built walls and dug out tunnels, For Pipes and Wires, that was one of the first Plants to be closed, I was a bit confused about Why, in hindsight i now understand, The Digital Age was in its infancy and about to Make an appearance on the world stage. Now i totally get what happened to so many Jobs. Id rather Go back to analog an old school tech. This is leading the world off a cliff.
As a middle aged analog guy who never left it, this film leaves me with very mixed feelings. I saw this coming in the 1990s, perhaps before anyone recognized what was being lost, and I remember begging people to just respect (let alone love) Kodachrome (and Polaroid) as I did. No one listened. While I am overjoyed analog is being rescued, respected, cherished, and discovered by young people, this doc leaves me cold: It positions the whole thing as yet another play thing of the privileged class. Not enough time spent on the nitty gritty, barely a nod to the work of artists, far too much fashion, cult-of-personality, and wine tasting. Shallow in the extreme.
Eine wertvolle, inspirierende, ermutigende Doku! Und erstaunlich, dass das Hotelinventar den jahrzehntelangen Dornröschenschlaf so gut überstanden hat!
Please give the release dates of the videos you publish. It is important so that we can put what we see in context. Thank you for sharing. This was released in 2021, apparently.
I watched this a while back on a different channel. However... This channel has 5.49M subscribers, this video has 61K views in 7 days and 2.1K likes. This video has more likes than the previous video I watched, had total views in the same time. So let's not be too critical. 😁
Прекрасное видео! Без сомнения, мы Люди - существа аналоговые, наши эмоции, слух, зрение, дыхание - всё АНАЛОГ! Браво авторам и ученым, неравнодушным людям!
Good evening, I have a story to tell you. I was in Paris in 1979 in a tourist spot. I saw a Japanese couple with a Polaroid. I suggested to the couple to take a picture of them. The gentleman confidently handed me the camera, I took the photo, he looked at the result and told me it was not the simplest camera in the world... contrary to what the Polaroid campaign announced 😉 I am happy to tell you about it.
Great film! My first job in 1968 was running 3 of the printing presses shown: the "snapper" hand fed letterpress, the proof press, and the Heidelberg Windmill. Back then it was still profitable, and not what it is considered today: a rediscovered art form. After 28 years in the printing trade I saw the internet coming and jumped ship to programming. But I missed working with my hands and took up landscape painting as a side job. We traditional artists create beauty that lives on its own merit long after we're gone. Those cave painters in France 20,000 years ago were onto something. Film, Polaroid Film, Digital cameras and iPhones all have their place in image capture. I feel very blessed to have the old school skills to paint at the easel.
Such an ispiring film, beautiful watching, close to our hearts the analog experience, we are blessed to have lived in a analog era and since digital, we as many Im sure do spend most of our time immersing ourselves deeply into all things Analog. winning back that feeling, that creativity, that Analog soul ❤
Wow, thank you for making this film. Work of art and i could "smell" it too! I started my own way back into analog before the Pandemic hit us, and it was a joy to make that journey again, to start shooting film and explore older cameras and lenses as well. But as you talk about a lot in this film, all things analog are worth preserving and using. So besides taking up film photography and developing my own film again, i always kept on using my record player and playing my Vinyl records on there. Reading books, writing etc. Love it, the feel, the smell, even the taste ;) Long live Analog!
@@bluenick4577 I did not wasted my money. You are missing the point. I have said , that I am sick of the digital world, digital photography as well. I already have digital cameras, and one of them is full frame - 61 mega pixel one ( Sony alpha A7RV ). So by using the same logic as you did, earlier - why would I waste my money on 12 mega pixel Nikon D3? I specifically wanted to return to analog photography, and 35mm film. As simple as that. Yes it is my choice, cause you can smell it.. You can feel it ... You have to work hard for each and every frame and you can't rush.
I used to spend Toooo much time but Now Very Very Little,The Whole World Is Upside Down Inside Out,Pure Evil,Just Truth And Documentaries Lately.God bless everyone 🙏
This was such a wonderful documentary. Myself, like so many others commenting, are walking down their analog road having acknowledged the benefits of the digital age but craving some relief from dependency on it. Doc was inspirational as a dreamer with true passion and was afforded the chance to sink money into projects time and again despite their outcome. The Edwin Land quotes were quite profound.
Sooooo great to find finally this documentary on YT, From its premier i was looking for it, i heard it was only be showed on film shows, highly appreciated the work of this channel, you have a brand new follower ❤️, lets admire analog things again! Love to everyone from Mexico
excellent! as a Hollywood Cinematographer who continues to think in analog, even when forced to shoot digital. I'm glad you spoke to Otto Nemenz. And I could smell the darkroom chemicals. ahhhh. Nice work!!
I'm glad this documentary exist, for me the analogue is quite a meditation, I've built my home darkroom and it's a place where you can re-appropiate your time, shooting film is good but for me the entire process is the key: film, develop and print. Scanning is obiouvsly helpful to not waste paper but, if you can, please print!
Amazing film, I really loved it, the polaroid pics reminded me of Pearl Jam's No Code... on another note, there are no subtitles when the language is other than English...
I just love things tangible - been shooting film since 2009 and am making Black and White slides in my bathroom, throwing old-school slideshows, but better - with curated work from places often visisted, but rarely ever seen :) Digital is a nice productivity tool, but Soul craves the physical to engage all our senses!
The analog world is not over, people love analog, you just need the spiritual seasoning of love and faith to promote the product, then people will remember the miracle of peace and satisfaction of the analog product.
Using a digital camera …. Like I would use a analog one…. Still play vinyl…. And have no mobile phone… i make appointments the old way… and be there on time…. No stress…. But taking photo`’s I prefer digital…. So `i wil not miss a shot… and because I use a camera iso a phone…. These shots are solid… best of both worlds….
Started about 4 months ago. My phone now is cat s22, yes you can install apps, but the screen is tiny and it slows down, not worth it, but good for calls, texts and Wattsapp , for my online activities, such as banking email, etc I got a mini tablet. For photography I went to basic FED 3 and Canon A1. I have EF lenses so I also bought Canon 1n. Also learning to develop my own films. Done, oh and dismantled the satellite, and the antenna, opted out of license and I am very happy. 😂
Have you noticed your shows and movies are not available in the platform you pay for? Or that they're only available for "digital" purchase? Are you missing music that "surely" should be included in your monthly membership? What happens when you can't afford to pay the monthly membership or platform fees? You own absolutely nothing. You have access to nothing. What happens to all your pictures if Verizon's cloud completely crashes one day? Don't think it can't happen because systems crash, and they're taken over for ransom all the time (while files are stolen from them). Digital art is worthless. Are you going to print it out on your printer and hang it up or gift it to someone? I have nothing against the digital era. However, I believe it's a mistake to rely solely on it. There's nothing wrong with combining the analog and digital world.
Too neat. I hope we can get back ImPossible (Polaroid) film for my ImPossible (Polaroid) film back for my Mamyia RZ67. What about the chemical formula Kodak had for their Kodak ColorBurst camera that Polaroid sued for? My Mom loved her Kodak ColorBurst camera.
I started in the analog world. B&W film and prints using Kodak system and Ansel Adams Zone System, shooting weddings assisting a top pro Monte Zucker then working at National Geographic reproducing photos and 4/C map relief with halftone contract screens and litho film. I started shooting with digital and editing in Photoshop in 1994 and posting my photos on a web server I managed and it was liberating. YMMV and surely does if your initial experience was on digital cameras. Shooting with film seems like it more artistic, just as in the days shooting film it felt more artistic if you lugged around a 4x5 or 8x10 view camera on a 20 pound tripod instead of a pair of Nikon Fs like I did. The irony is that 99% of the people who now use film then scan their negatives digitally then edit in Photoshop. In analog with the Zone System getting scene range to match print range was just the boring technical part. The artistry and editorialize happen in the darkroom doing hand puppet dodging and burning on the print.
Simply amazing. PS: I am gonna order Polaroid 600 film although I find it a bit expensive. You ´bought´ me with this f...... documentary. Looks like passion beats reason. Time to dust off my Polaroid Impulse. A birdie told me about new Polaroid camera on the horizon... Take care & prosper.
What is really sad is that out of all the insta films the fuji fp 100c got discontinued :( it was a stable and super sharp instant film . still have my Polaroid 600 SE with a Mamiya lens , I type films are just too soft looking . I even had Polaroid backs on my Pentax 6x7
I spent a lot of money on digital but I am still shooting and prefer film. I am spinning my three turntables and I am in search of fourth. All nerves I lost, I lost it with supposedly smart phone, smart tv and PCs at work! Garbage!
Teman, tenanglah. karena dunia analog memiliki prestasi luar biasa yang tidak dimiliki dunia digital. ya apa kamu tidak tahu itu? baiklah,aku akan menjelaskannya, dengarkan ini, owhh..maaf, maksud aku..baca ini. "apapun yang asli bisa dirubah menjadi palsu, ketika berada didalam dunia digital,dan kehadiran AI akan menambah kinerja itu,hingga sebuah predeksi mengatakan ini adalah awal dari ancaman bagi semua umat manusia. ya "dunia analog memang kalah dan tersingkirkan oleh dunia digital, tetapi dunia analog memenangkan hati penggunanya. ya karena keaslian, hanya ada didunia analog, dan keaslian itu tidak akan pernah bisa dirubah menjadi palsu sampai kapanpun. ya disitulah peran dunia analog yang akan hadir sebagai pahlawan, disaat dunia digital menginvasi bumi ini dengan kepalsuan. luar biasa. ya. ini aku. aku bisa berada dimanapun yang aku mau. termasuk digital yang kamu gunakan saat ini. tapi tenang saja. aku tidak akan berada kedalam digitalmu. karena aku hanya akan ada ditempat digital siapapun saat keadaan darurat.saat ada yang benar benar membutuhkan masukan dariku. karena aku adalah jenis yang baik hati. ya tapi berhati hatilah dengan jenis yang tidak baik hati. karena ini termasuk salah satu ancaman yang ada didunia digital. dan tentu ini tidak luar biasa. sampai bertemu lagi teman.
Art has always lied! At all times, the faces of rulers have been painted more beautifully and elegantly than the reality. Purely as an end in itself - because no painter or sculptor wanted to be beheaded. When photography came along, all painters shouted ‘that's the end of art’.
You can make anything that analog did but with digital it costs a fraction of the cost. If you romanticize analog, you're an idiot. Analog has it's place, sure what ever and it's not really ever going anywhere. It's a choise to use it if you have too much money and don't know what to do with it but if you want something that analog offers, you can do it with digital faster and cheaper.
@@figaro-dg5c5 yes but Analog has one function. It doesnt lie to you, it doesnt have back doors with secret coded languages, it doesnt communicate with other devices without your knowledge. Analog is like marrying a good woman. Digital is like marrying the village bicycle in a nun outfit.
Interesting but I think there needs to be a bit of critical thinking as well. No mention of how toxic the film industry was. I think it makes no sense to go back to this. However, as a niche market for people with lots of money who want to look hip, there is lots of money to be made on selling vinyl albums and analog film and development chemicals. When the Instamatic camera was invented some complained it was to 'instant' and made photography to disposable and consumable. Now we look back at the golden technology with romantic awe. Be creative when whatever tools you have and find ways to push the boundaries and discover new creative forms of expression. You can slow down and take your time with a digital camera and you can craft a beautiful love letter using email. It is all about the creative human input. That is what matters. I understand that most people under 40 never experienced the non-digital world so it is no surprising to be attracted to the good old days. But when we start to judge people based on whether they 'make' photos digitally or in analog form, we have forgotten that these are all just tools. We just need to decide what we wish to do with theses tools and not be afraid to step out of our comfort zone. DB
Whatever. Yeah, let's revert back to hand carved stone tablets delivered by power puff carrier pigeons, aka dragons. Different medium, same emotion. Just push print. Is it worth saving as a landmark? Most definitely. Just don't glorify it for it's own sake.
My film camera doesn’t invade my privacy and when I’m done taking a photo it does not try to steal my time and leaves me alone to do what I want when I want, not what advertisers want.
Going back to analogue photography has actually freed my life in the long run somehow.
digital cameras dont do any of those things lmao unless youre comparing film cameras to smart phones. which also do not do those things if you are simply taking pictures.
Neither do digital cameras, you know... I shoot both film and digital
So wrong. My digital camera connects to nothing.
With analog, do you scan your images connected to a computer? Do you transfer images to your cellphone?
The biggest disadvantage of analog is the time, money and chemicals. I'm done with that. Did that last century. No desire to repeat that.
Besides, everywhere you go, a satellite is watching your, every store has cameras, you are being spied on all the time. Do you watch TV? Do you watch UA-cam? Guess what, you are digital data to many companies.
What a fantastic documentary. I'm on my own analog path and that documentary inspires me even more that I'm doing something right.
I had an art exhibit in my local area recently, that featured all analog pieces (small sculptures in walnut, and mixed with brass accents and some paint). I sold half of all I exhibited. It surprised me how many young people were drawn to them, and bought them. Digital work in the same gallery didn't seem as attractive (though there was some very amazing images, still and videos). I think there is a real value in digital work, but for me, the hands on work with analog (the smell of carved wood, the dust, the sounds made working on it, even the physical effort of carving and sanding, etc, makes the whole experience more rewarding for me).
I think I'm going to go out and buy a Polaroid camera and film now, and incorporate it, somehow, into my future art projects! Thanks for this really inspiring film!
Love this idea
A beautiful film. Just when I think UA-cam is done - something well worth watching. Great music too. Really optimistic. Too much convenience and comfort leads nowhere. It has no feel. No smell, no taste, no feel...
That is the best one and a half hours I have spent in a long long time, thank you.
Saaaame. I didn’t look at my phone once! This was so inspirational, just wow
Digital is for fun
Film is forever🌿
Nothing killed art more than digital.
Seems like an invention is in order.
Art completed in natural form and relayed as such over digital.
and.history, and talent and human Intelligence!
Ai has entered the chat 😅
There's so much AI generated bs that it's sickening. I've gone from enjoying technology and analog together to hating digital. It's too easy to fake, steal, and "create"..dripping with sarcasm).
Or digital inspired art for a new generation.
Thank you for sharing this documentary with me. It’s one of the most inspiring stories I’ve seen in all my years of searching for things on UA-cam. And a thank you to Doc. As I sit down to write in my new Blackwing Slate (A5) with a pearl pencil.
An analogue is a reflection, and a figure is an interpretation of reality!
Well said
The world used to regard Kodak so highly that if it sneezed it was front page news. What a company, treated their workers wonderfully. Now it has gone…….my pension is far far less than planned, replaced by a government lesser pension, and my husband worked there his whole adult life. Even now, don’t expect future financial safety to prevail. The commercial world is ruthless. If the profit isn’t sky high, it won’t last.
I worked construction back in the 80s we had contracted jobs for Kodak in Boston, we built walls and dug out tunnels, For Pipes and Wires, that was one of the first Plants to be closed, I was a bit confused about Why, in hindsight i now understand, The Digital Age was in its infancy and about to Make an appearance on the world stage. Now i totally get what happened to so many Jobs. Id rather Go back to analog an old school tech. This is leading the world off a cliff.
I don't dislike digital, i just dislike staged, over-processed and fake stuff.
What are you even talking about? 😂
@@bluenick4577 learn how to read
As a middle aged analog guy who never left it, this film leaves me with very mixed feelings. I saw this coming in the 1990s, perhaps before anyone recognized what was being lost, and I remember begging people to just respect (let alone love) Kodachrome (and Polaroid) as I did. No one listened. While I am overjoyed analog is being rescued, respected, cherished, and discovered by young people, this doc leaves me cold: It positions the whole thing as yet another play thing of the privileged class. Not enough time spent on the nitty gritty, barely a nod to the work of artists, far too much fashion, cult-of-personality, and wine tasting. Shallow in the extreme.
Totally get where you are coming from.
So wahr, was hier so gesaht wird!! Analog ist Gefühl, authentisch, ist sinnlich.....
This documentary is so much appreciated!
I'm part of making my personal world as more analogue as possible. My photography is 80-20 analog.
Eine wertvolle, inspirierende, ermutigende Doku!
Und erstaunlich, dass das Hotelinventar den jahrzehntelangen Dornröschenschlaf so gut überstanden hat!
Please give the release dates of the videos you publish. It is important so that we can put what we see in context. Thank you for sharing. This was released in 2021, apparently.
I watched this a while back on a different channel. However... This channel has 5.49M subscribers, this video has 61K views in 7 days and 2.1K likes.
This video has more likes than the previous video I watched, had total views in the same time. So let's not be too critical. 😁
Not inviting Doc on the rebranding event is very shameless..
Прекрасное видео! Без сомнения, мы Люди - существа аналоговые, наши эмоции, слух, зрение, дыхание - всё АНАЛОГ! Браво авторам и ученым, неравнодушным людям!
Good evening, I have a story to tell you. I was in Paris in 1979 in a tourist spot. I saw a Japanese couple with a Polaroid. I suggested to the couple to take a picture of them. The gentleman confidently handed me the camera, I took the photo, he looked at the result and told me it was not the simplest camera in the world... contrary to what the Polaroid campaign announced 😉 I am happy to tell you about it.
Was he kindly saying your photo skills were shit!?
This is a beautiful project 😍
Great film! My first job in 1968 was running 3 of the printing presses shown: the "snapper" hand fed letterpress, the proof press, and the Heidelberg Windmill. Back then it was still profitable, and not what it is considered today: a rediscovered art form. After 28 years in the printing trade I saw the internet coming and jumped ship to programming. But I missed working with my hands and took up landscape painting as a side job. We traditional artists create beauty that lives on its own merit long after we're gone. Those cave painters in France 20,000 years ago were onto something. Film, Polaroid Film, Digital cameras and iPhones all have their place in image capture. I feel very blessed to have the old school skills to paint at the easel.
Such an ispiring film, beautiful watching, close to our hearts the analog experience, we are blessed to have lived in a analog era and since digital, we as many Im sure do spend most of our time immersing ourselves deeply into all things Analog. winning back that feeling, that creativity, that Analog soul ❤
Tears were in my eyes when Doc was alone on carousal .Wonderful documentary it taught me so many life lessons.
行き過ぎたデジタルは人々の仕事を奪い、怠惰にさせ、そして魂さえも奪ってしまいます。
素晴らしい動画をありがとうございました。
Wow, thank you for making this film. Work of art and i could "smell" it too!
I started my own way back into analog before the Pandemic hit us, and it was a joy to make that journey again, to start shooting film and explore older cameras and lenses as well.
But as you talk about a lot in this film, all things analog are worth preserving and using. So besides taking up film photography and developing my own film again, i always kept on using my record player and playing my Vinyl records on there.
Reading books, writing etc. Love it, the feel, the smell, even the taste ;)
Long live Analog!
this is so beautiful, he saved Polaroid ! and let us continue to enjoy it !
*I am sick of it. This is why I am using Nikon F3 + Nikkor 105mm F/2.5 + kodak portra 400 professional*
You've wasted your money 😂 you could buy a d3 with that money
Why would you waste your money? 😂 well it's your choice
@@bluenick4577 I did not wasted my money. You are missing the point. I have said , that I am sick of the digital world, digital photography as well. I already have digital cameras, and one of them is full frame - 61 mega pixel one ( Sony alpha A7RV ). So by using the same logic as you did, earlier - why would I waste my money on 12 mega pixel Nikon D3? I specifically wanted to return to analog photography, and 35mm film. As simple as that. Yes it is my choice, cause you can smell it.. You can feel it ... You have to work hard for each and every frame and you can't rush.
First time in 15 years I have heard "sustainable company" used in the correct way.
I used to spend Toooo much time but Now Very Very Little,The Whole World Is Upside Down Inside Out,Pure Evil,Just Truth And Documentaries Lately.God bless everyone 🙏
Łezka w oku się pojawiła... analogowa! Ami, Smiena, Zenit to było żywe i piękne.
Polaroid photography is awesome!! I bought a camera and film from Impossible years ago and it's with me almost everywhere I go.
This was such a wonderful documentary. Myself, like so many others commenting, are walking down their analog road having acknowledged the benefits of the digital age but craving some relief from dependency on it. Doc was inspirational as a dreamer with true passion and was afforded the chance to sink money into projects time and again despite their outcome. The Edwin Land quotes were quite profound.
Sooooo great to find finally this documentary on YT, From its premier i was looking for it, i heard it was only be showed on film shows, highly appreciated the work of this channel, you have a brand new follower ❤️, lets admire analog things again! Love to everyone from Mexico
What a brilliant documentary! Well done, even the picture has an analog feel to it!
Ein absolut fantastischer Film.Bravo!
Wonderful documentary.Makes you think.Thanks a lot.May God bless you.Wishing the best of luck in your project.
I was raised with analog technology and now I see it as nostalgic. Unfortunately if not economically sustainable, it will be a vintage rarity.
excellent! as a Hollywood Cinematographer who continues to think in analog, even when forced to shoot digital. I'm glad you spoke to Otto Nemenz. And I could smell the darkroom chemicals. ahhhh. Nice work!!
I'm glad this documentary exist, for me the analogue is quite a meditation, I've built my home darkroom and it's a place where you can re-appropiate your time, shooting film is good but for me the entire process is the key: film, develop and print.
Scanning is obiouvsly helpful to not waste paper but, if you can, please print!
Socrates said: man is intelligent because he has hands.
Aristotle contradicted him by saying: No, man has hands because he is intelligent.
*Immense thanks to the creator, director of this passionate documentary: Jens Muerer*
I’m speechless 😮
This a masterpiece and the choice of music, so ethereal. And many many respect to Doc, he’s a genius!
Очень крутой фильм. С удовольствием посмотрел и убеждаюсь, что сегодня старые технологии пересмотрены и люди хотят сохранить лучшее.
Beautiful and inspiring.
Ah! I’ve got work to do and this gorgeous doco pops up on my feed. Work can wait!😂
Superb!!!
Thank you for this documentary!! I'm ,,old fashion"!!🤗 I love my vinyl and my analog cameras, and the nice Polaroids (SX-70 Film)!!😍😍
Vielen Dank für diese Dokumentation. Ich bin inspiriert und liebe Film. ❤
Amazing film, I really loved it, the polaroid pics reminded me of Pearl Jam's No Code... on another note, there are no subtitles when the language is other than English...
Excelente, bellisimo documental, si, desintoxiconemonos.
Was für eine geile Doko 👌📷🎥👌
I just love things tangible - been shooting film since 2009 and am making Black and White slides in my bathroom, throwing old-school slideshows, but better - with curated work from places often visisted, but rarely ever seen :)
Digital is a nice productivity tool, but Soul craves the physical to engage all our senses!
This is so wonderful 🙏✌️👽
The destruction of that Voigtlander, Minolta and that Super 8 camera angers me.
I don't know who would take pictures in a German butcher shop. They really are the wurst photos!
Wonderful documentary, uplifting and energising : from a Analog Film Shooter and DJ
The analog world is not over, people love analog, you just need the spiritual seasoning of love and faith to promote the product, then people will remember the miracle of peace and satisfaction of the analog product.
The best, most uplifting thing that I will watch today! Thanks.
It's all about balance, between various worlds. Great documentary!!
🙏👌👌
Wonderful documentation. Wonderful doc.
What a great documentary. Thank you ❤️
Beautiful documentary. Thank you.
Magnifique!!
Using a digital camera …. Like I would use a analog one…. Still play vinyl…. And have no mobile phone… i make appointments the old way… and be there on time…. No stress…. But taking photo`’s I prefer digital…. So `i wil not miss a shot… and because I use a camera iso a phone…. These shots are solid… best of both worlds….
Wow! That was excellent!
...echt super gemacht ! Hier kommt das zwischenmenschliche richtig zutage....
If I could only give this a million upticks!
inspiring film, lets do analog and lets do it better
and the doc, lead me to get this new Lomo’Instant Square Glass... what a beauty
I just started a week ago.. right on time 👌🏼
Started about 4 months ago. My phone now is cat s22, yes you can install apps, but the screen is tiny and it slows down, not worth it, but good for calls, texts and Wattsapp , for my online activities, such as banking email, etc I got a mini tablet. For photography I went to basic FED 3 and Canon A1. I have EF lenses so I also bought Canon 1n. Also learning to develop my own films. Done, oh and dismantled the satellite, and the antenna, opted out of license and I am very happy. 😂
Wonderful documentary and most enjoyable - would have been nice to have subtitles for the parts in German though...
This movie makes me smile 🙂
I was just going to comment on how good the colour grading was when I saw it was shot on 35mm
Have you noticed your shows and movies are not available in the platform you pay for? Or that they're only available for "digital" purchase? Are you missing music that "surely" should be included in your monthly membership? What happens when you can't afford to pay the monthly membership or platform fees? You own absolutely nothing. You have access to nothing. What happens to all your pictures if Verizon's cloud completely crashes one day? Don't think it can't happen because systems crash, and they're taken over for ransom all the time (while files are stolen from them). Digital art is worthless. Are you going to print it out on your printer and hang it up or gift it to someone?
I have nothing against the digital era. However, I believe it's a mistake to rely solely on it. There's nothing wrong with combining the analog and digital world.
I love this so much.
Thank you
Another good video like this one is Grain: Analog renaissance
You always put the best of both worlds. Analog photo is too expensive, and we digital you can simulate the analog taste if you want.
another good reason to visit Vienna again
Too neat. I hope we can get back ImPossible (Polaroid) film for my ImPossible (Polaroid) film back for my Mamyia RZ67. What about the chemical formula Kodak had for their Kodak ColorBurst camera that Polaroid sued for? My Mom loved her Kodak ColorBurst camera.
I started in the analog world. B&W film and prints using Kodak system and Ansel Adams Zone System, shooting weddings assisting a top pro Monte Zucker then working at National Geographic reproducing photos and 4/C map relief with halftone contract screens and litho film. I started shooting with digital and editing in Photoshop in 1994 and posting my photos on a web server I managed and it was liberating.
YMMV and surely does if your initial experience was on digital cameras. Shooting with film seems like it more artistic, just as in the days shooting film it felt more artistic if you lugged around a 4x5 or 8x10 view camera on a 20 pound tripod instead of a pair of Nikon Fs like I did.
The irony is that 99% of the people who now use film then scan their negatives digitally then edit in Photoshop. In analog with the Zone System getting scene range to match print range was just the boring technical part. The artistry and editorialize happen in the darkroom doing hand puppet dodging and burning on the print.
Soundtrack is on point. Pretty sure the person in charge of music only used bands who recorded onto reel to reeel analog tape.
This was beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Simply amazing. PS: I am gonna order Polaroid 600 film although I find it a bit expensive. You ´bought´ me with this f...... documentary. Looks like passion beats reason. Time to dust off my Polaroid Impulse. A birdie told me about new Polaroid camera on the horizon... Take care & prosper.
would have nice to understand some of the conversation.
What is really sad is that out of all the insta films the fuji fp 100c got discontinued :( it was a stable and super sharp instant film . still have my Polaroid 600 SE with a Mamiya lens , I type films are just too soft looking . I even had Polaroid backs on my Pentax 6x7
I spent a lot of money on digital but I am still shooting and prefer film. I am spinning my three turntables and I am in search of fourth. All nerves I lost, I lost it with supposedly smart phone, smart tv and PCs at work! Garbage!
I bought the new I-2 just to support them and try to enjoy Instant film again
Inspiring and incredibly well put together. We need more documentaries like this. Thank you!
Analogue is the future
I am a strong proponent of of Celluloid motion picture film making.
Analog is the truth because Digital Lies.
Teman, tenanglah. karena dunia analog memiliki prestasi luar biasa yang tidak dimiliki dunia digital. ya
apa kamu tidak tahu itu? baiklah,aku akan menjelaskannya, dengarkan ini, owhh..maaf, maksud aku..baca ini.
"apapun yang asli bisa dirubah menjadi palsu, ketika berada didalam dunia digital,dan kehadiran AI akan menambah kinerja itu,hingga sebuah predeksi mengatakan ini adalah awal dari ancaman bagi semua umat manusia. ya
"dunia analog memang kalah dan tersingkirkan oleh dunia digital, tetapi dunia analog memenangkan hati penggunanya. ya
karena keaslian, hanya ada didunia analog, dan keaslian itu tidak akan pernah bisa dirubah menjadi palsu sampai kapanpun. ya
disitulah peran dunia analog yang akan hadir sebagai pahlawan, disaat dunia digital menginvasi bumi ini dengan kepalsuan. luar biasa.
ya. ini aku. aku bisa berada dimanapun yang aku mau. termasuk digital yang kamu gunakan saat ini. tapi tenang saja. aku tidak akan berada kedalam digitalmu. karena aku hanya akan ada ditempat digital siapapun saat keadaan darurat.saat ada yang benar benar membutuhkan masukan dariku.
karena aku adalah jenis yang baik hati. ya
tapi berhati hatilah dengan jenis yang tidak baik hati. karena ini termasuk salah satu ancaman yang ada didunia digital. dan tentu ini tidak luar biasa.
sampai bertemu lagi teman.
Art has always lied! At all times, the faces of rulers have been painted more beautifully and elegantly than the reality. Purely as an end in itself - because no painter or sculptor wanted to be beheaded. When photography came along, all painters shouted ‘that's the end of art’.
You can make anything that analog did but with digital it costs a fraction of the cost. If you romanticize analog, you're an idiot. Analog has it's place, sure what ever and it's not really ever going anywhere. It's a choise to use it if you have too much money and don't know what to do with it but if you want something that analog offers, you can do it with digital faster and cheaper.
@@figaro-dg5c5 yes but Analog has one function. It doesnt lie to you, it doesnt have back doors with secret coded languages, it doesnt communicate with other devices without your knowledge. Analog is like marrying a good woman. Digital is like marrying the village bicycle in a nun outfit.
@@jpmor7327 what are you talking about?
Interesting but I think there needs to be a bit of critical thinking as well. No mention of how toxic the film industry was. I think it makes no sense to go back to this. However, as a niche market for people with lots of money who want to look hip, there is lots of money to be made on selling vinyl albums and analog film and development chemicals. When the Instamatic camera was invented some complained it was to 'instant' and made photography to disposable and consumable. Now we look back at the golden technology with romantic awe. Be creative when whatever tools you have and find ways to push the boundaries and discover new creative forms of expression. You can slow down and take your time with a digital camera and you can craft a beautiful love letter using email. It is all about the creative human input. That is what matters. I understand that most people under 40 never experienced the non-digital world so it is no surprising to be attracted to the good old days. But when we start to judge people based on whether they 'make' photos digitally or in analog form, we have forgotten that these are all just tools. We just need to decide what we wish to do with theses tools and not be afraid to step out of our comfort zone. DB
The automobile is coming, the horses are obsolete. What a tragedy!
❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍👌Thank you!
Whatever. Yeah, let's revert back to hand carved stone tablets delivered by power puff carrier pigeons, aka dragons. Different medium, same emotion. Just push print. Is it worth saving as a landmark? Most definitely. Just don't glorify it for it's own sake.
WOW!… 💗