Shooting Expired Medium Format Film
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Walking around Knoxville with my friends shooting expired Kodak film.
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I feel like I expired in 2001
This is the kind of energy we support on this channel
I would do so much to have a 1000iso film stock today wow 🙌🏼
Willem Verbeeck Fuji Natura 1600 was the bomb
damn i need a film crew wtf
indeed
You guys are the best young photographers I have ever seen it’s going to be fun watching you guys going forward peace
Corey, Willem and George all in one day?? I must be dreaming
Wim Wenders ahahahahaah I just watched all the videos back to back to back😂😂
+ Joe Greer - Matt Day
+ Nick Carver
all of your friends look so cool
shoutout to the filmer, that shot walking down the church stairs was sizzling
broke bois walking down the church steps at 10:25 after making big heat. Someone sign this squad to the big screen. haha
not sure who this William guy is, but he's slowing you down bro...
love that clean banger at 5:51 ✨
Never disrespect our boy willem
@@gattocat3729 Yes!
this music like 3 and a half mins deep is the greatest youtube music ive ever heard
Willem in the wild
that film is literally older than i am
10:23 looks like a shot in a coming of age movie lol
#thefilmcrew
those shoes look orthopaedic as hell
You know we stay medically approved over here g.
Corey Wolfenbarger dog you seem so chill to kick it with 😂
VC actually means "vivid color", not "vibrant color". There's a difference between color vibrancy and what kodak meant by "vivid color" in their emulsions. Portra used to be "natural color" and "vivid color", now it's just vision3 w/o the remjet :).
Hey! I actually said vivid color right before that but then second guessed and redid the line and said vibrant haha. I wasn't sure. Thanks for letting me know! :)
I bought a whole bunch of expired film and some of them are about 30 +yrs past expiry! The low-iso films tend to still work well. But the fast films are very unpredictable...
Very interesting. I need to break out my Pentax 6X7 and look for some film. I miss shooting that camera.
Please make a video on how you scan with SilverFast! Would love to see your process :^)
PMZ back in the day was pretty high contrast medium saturation. My guess is you have to shoot it at 400 and tell the lab to push 1 stop.
This makes me wanna go to Knoxville to shoot some film... might be worth it I only live about 3 hours away
I wish I had a gang of film photographers to walk around with :(
ooooooooh sent it past the line
Oh, wow! I used to shoot both of those old Portra films (NC and VC) in a Nikon F3, I don't know, maybe 15 years ago. I can't compare directly, but I really prefer how Portra 400 looks the way it does today!
It’s really cool to see you guys shoot all of the places I know and love. Central Ave. is a funky little place
Greetings from Johnson City!
oldest roll of film I have shot in my life was 43 year old slide film and I actually got a image out of it. Which was insane. Colors actually look really g ood on the film for being 4+ decades expired.
another fun one man! bummer that the k1000 was a bit muddy, I had the same happen on a bunch of expired rolls.
Back in the day I would shoot 6 pro paks for a wedding. Bronica ETRsi. Thanks for the memories.
Some big film camera crew energy
the portra 160 nc looks amazing.
Great video man! Watching from Huntsville, Alabama
Hey Trent! My brother is in college in Birmingham haha. Thanks for watching man!
Do you use a lightmeter?
Anyone know how to get expired film negatives to not curl? Makes it so hard to scan when it won’t stay flat
Hey Corey. Where is the vid u made in South Africa?
Hey Corey, I like your style
Those pink edges are Silver Fast, had the same issue this week.
does the RZ67 guy talk?
I’ve never heard of Kodak PMZ 1000 before either but I want to try it out too!
Is someone being wheeled away on a stretcher at 11:04?
Dude, this is a great video. :)
I’ve shot some of the PMZ that was stored really well. And it was some of my favorite looking stuff. I only had 5 rolls of it, bout some more and the results were not as good. It was a bummer
Very good experience Let me know what abour development you did some compensation or mopdification? Best regards from ARGENTINA
love you guys! these videos are so calming, they help me when i’m stressed / anxious
Yo Corey, that 1000 speed stuff is Ektacolor Pro 1000, I still have the pro pack box that my rolls came in (I shot 5 rolls of it recently). It was quite saturated but I really liked it, wish I had more! I can send you some examples if you like? Let me know, I’m @samtannernz on insta.
how do you know when you have to overexposed or underexposed (and how many stops) a film?
so many highwaters haha
5:25 RIP Willem 💥🚗
Apparently 160NC hates yellow. I’m good with that.
Yellow is overrated!
look at that light orbs @9:03!
who stretched mike myers?
Portra is primarily made for skin tones, people photography, maybe you could have taken some. Drab pictures, flat as a pancake.
Why do you underexpose the PMC film? Usually you would over expose expired film, right?
hello , would you like to review some camera monitors? maybe other gadgets as well
8:13 yall look like such a cute couple. if you are a couple. i genuinely dont remember if either of you are single or not.
Vur-beak??? Is that how Americans say it? ps you can also mess around with the exposure compensation button if the light isn't letting you hit that 50 iso
3:14 where can I get that bag?
Kodak 1000 PMZ is kinda like Polaroid style for me😕
This guy on IG I follow sent me here. Hope the tones are here
Can you and willem pls give me a kiss
Start making photos instead of taking them.
His "rule of thumb" for speed rating expired film is one of hos popular urban legends on YT - largely BS. t's likely to result in overexposure, which can be absorbed with his color negative films. These guys consider themselves artists first, so that is to excuse their near total lack of technical competence.1000 reduced to 400, is not a 2-stop reduction, and it's not a "near 2-stop" reduction, (which would be 250)..
I can't find anything online that says to rate expired film any other way. Film loses sensitivity over time so what's the harm? Also his 1000 speed film came out underexposed (he only overexposed by 1 and a third stop...) so I have no idea what you're going on about