@@teocrawford Right! I appreciate your own critque of good/OK/ photos. I respect this aspect because it shows how much you care about your own work. Even the OK photos are "OK" and that's enough. Recognize it and keep shooting :)
I like the way you describe your compositions. Fujicolor C200 is one of my favorite films. I think it is well balanced and is easy to get the right color and exposure while scanning. I think it is even better in sunny weather.
Your Pentax K1000 led me down the Pentax rabbit hole. Now I own a Pentax SL and a Super Multi Coated Takumar 50mm 1.4. Also, I absolutely love the overgrown window composition. It has that magic fairy dust.
This was a very calming and enjoyable video. I appreciate you taking the time to let me tag along on your jaunt. I find film photography so fascinating and relaxing.
your commentary is superb, I find myself hearing you explain why you do or don't like something about an image and I can't help but feel like that's exactly right!
I really enjoyed the fact that you shared some of the images that you weren't pleased with because let's face it, most YT photography channels don't share those images. Anyways, I enjoyed this walk about, I hope to see more.
Wow I never liked the c200 colors in sunny days but man it goes so well with the lighting conditions of weather you were shooting in, and I also think c200 fits your style.
Another great video as always! C200 works well in the rain. I really liked that house next to the skinny stairs you photographed. The orange shutters really popped
Awesome video! Great to see you taking time to explore the things around you in the process looking for compositions that work, The stair leading up was begging to be shot portrait. Imo. The shots that have a foreground, a good sense of depth with simple subjects stand out. The window one especially. Always enjoy your videos!
The "half overgrown window" photograph is very nice indeed! I wonder if perhaps something like a 50mm would have been more appropriate for some of the subjects you chose to shoot - especially the green garage door.
I have a cardboard box with probably 40 rolls of this stuff. The lab I used to go to gave it for free when you develop a roll with them. Never used it because i didn't like it, but maybe I should try it out again!
Some times you have to use a hand held spot meter when you have a lot of contrast in a composition, camera meter's sometimes struggle to get it right. Pentax is my favorite 35 mm cameras, have own several since the 70's as well as Minolta.
Ohh thanks!🙇🏻♂️ Which do you mean exactly? Often the sky was indeed blown out, which might be due to over-exposing (I was trying to cath as much shadow detail as possible)🙌🏼
Thanks for your sharing. I really like the photo with the window and leaves covering it too. But I think you can get better results with more extraordinary color if the weather is sunny with Fuji C200
This was so calmly relaxing. I like the photos. My pick from the bunch is the one with the plants on the door step. Honestly almost all the photos has the Studio Ghibli vibes. Haha so I think it's okay to get off topic. Good Session Teo!
I have to go with the shot of the window. I find it interesting how I am drawn to windows and doors. I see them as common subjects for other photographers as well but I can't pinpoint the reason why.
Great video, as usual, Teo. I always enjoy your photo walks and looking at the photos that come from them. I can only imagine that holding an umbrella and shooting at the same time would be a real pain. Have you considered using rain sleeves for your camera? They're fairly cheap and easy to come by, and easy to use.
Sweet, thank you!🤗 Yeah it's a bit annoying at times haha :D I actually have one of those but wrapping my Pentax in that would make everything even harder to work with, especially looking through the analogue viewfinder, therefore I just left it at home for this shoot. I do like to use it with my digital camera, because the LCD makes the process easy even with a sleeve :)
Me before watching the video: "Ya know, I've never really been into Fuji's film stocks, haven't really tried them but not sure if I want to." Me after watching the video: *orders Fuji C200*
Depends. The initial conversion usually isn't satisfactory, therefore I change things with NLP's own editing panel, which then mostly gets me the results I'm looking for. I believe however that NLP isn't thought to deliver a perfect conversion without any tweaks in the first place so overall I'm happy with the results :)
looking for a film slr, what camera is this, would you recommend it? I'm completely new but very interested in film, I alr know how to shoot manual on a dslr
I'm using a Pentax K1000 here - it feels amazing and does it's job nicely, however there are two points in which I see room for improvement: Firstly the longest shutter speed on the dial is 1sec. I have often been in the situation of wanting more, which is technically possible in Bulb mode with a release cable, but so far I haven't gotten around to getting a release cable🤷🏻♂️ Secondly, it does not have a self timer. I've used a Mamiya/Sekor 1000TL, which does have one and I found it pretty useful :)
does anyone know how he edits his pics or his camera settings that make the video and pic look so cinematic?? i got the same camera and also lense but i can’t do much :(
are the photos edited? or directly from the camera? when I shot on the Fujicolor c200 the colors were much less contrasty and the photos were not as detailed, what did I do wrong?
It's hard to say when considering the steps in the scanning process... they're corrected but not strongly colour graded. I made a video explaining this a while back: ua-cam.com/video/FcvJhkMzsNM/v-deo.html If you had a lab scan it for you, then they might have done it that way, not you. The labs just edit the photos how they see fit, whereas when you scan yourself you have full control. If this is a bit unclear I would recommend that video above🤗🙌🏼
it's super weird to see how you are shooting. Looks like you a picking comfortable where you just slap a tripod on the ground and take the shot. Not choosing the composition yourself.
That's probably due to the editing... I actually spend quite some time adjusting the tripod, but that footage is boring to look at and it drags out the video, so I cut it :)
I like how you explain your thinking behind each image, together they make a really nice series
Aww great, thank you!🙇🏻♂️
@@teocrawford Right! I appreciate your own critque of good/OK/ photos. I respect this aspect because it shows how much you care about your own work. Even the OK photos are "OK" and that's enough. Recognize it and keep shooting :)
I like the way you describe your compositions. Fujicolor C200 is one of my favorite films. I think it is well balanced and is easy to get the right color and exposure while scanning. I think it is even better in sunny weather.
Thank you! Ahh ok, I better try that then!🤩🤗
That photo with the plants covering the window is beautiful
Ahhh thank you!🙇🏻♂️🙇🏻♂️
@@teocrawford you’re welcome!
Your Pentax K1000 led me down the Pentax rabbit hole. Now I own a Pentax SL and a Super Multi Coated Takumar 50mm 1.4. Also, I absolutely love the overgrown window composition. It has that magic fairy dust.
This was a very calming and enjoyable video. I appreciate you taking the time to let me tag along on your jaunt. I find film photography so fascinating and relaxing.
Fuji c200 and rain is match made in heaven. It gives lovely greens and browns.
Ohh so true!🤗
your commentary is superb, I find myself hearing you explain why you do or don't like something about an image and I can't help but feel like that's exactly right!
Ohh cool, thank you!🙇🏻♂️🤗
I really enjoyed the fact that you shared some of the images that you weren't pleased with because let's face it, most YT photography channels don't share those images. Anyways, I enjoyed this walk about, I hope to see more.
Ohh sweet, glad you appreciate it!🙇🏻♂️
Wow I never liked the c200 colors in sunny days but man it goes so well with the lighting conditions of weather you were shooting in, and I also think c200 fits your style.
Right? I also felt that sunny wasn't quite right so I went for rain instead :D
Ohh sweet, thanks🙌🏼
Another great video as always! C200 works well in the rain. I really liked that house next to the skinny stairs you photographed. The orange shutters really popped
Thanks Reimann!🙇🏻♂️ Ohh yeah it did!👌🏼
This is calming. I like both photos and the color grade of this video.
Sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️🤗
Oh and I like how your umbrella is helping with white balance on your vid
I'm so glad this is the first video I'm watching today! :) Great Job Teo!
Ahhh sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️🤗
Okay your voice though, that and paired with the rainy day makes it super calming
Aww thank you🙇🏻♂️🤗
i agree i really like your favourite picture from this video also you lucky using fuji c200 in the neighborhood full of plants :)
Indeed, those plants were such a joy to shoot😍
Awesome video! Great to see you taking time to explore the things around you in the process looking for compositions that work, The stair leading up was begging to be shot portrait. Imo. The shots that have a foreground, a good sense of depth with simple subjects stand out. The window one especially. Always enjoy your videos!
Thank you - glad you enjoyed it!🤗Ahh true, should've tried that!🧐
I am amazed by how you give your explanation with each of those great photographs. Keep shooting and creating!
Aww sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️
@@teocrawford all the best!
loved that window photograph covered with leaves
Thank you!🤗🙇🏻♂️
The photo @6:46 is incredible 👌🏾
Can't really choose a favorite image in this video, I think you chose the perfect day to shoot C200 and it shows. Great work.
Ohh yes the rainy day was a wonderful day🤗
Thank you!🙇🏻♂️
@@teocrawford Indeed! All those green tones look amazing 👌
the video and your voice are so relaxing
also, do you modify the pictures or these are the natural ones?
Loving your work man!
The "half overgrown window" photograph is very nice indeed! I wonder if perhaps something like a 50mm would have been more appropriate for some of the subjects you chose to shoot - especially the green garage door.
Greetings from Colombia, beautiful walk and very good images!!!🤙👍😉
Thanksss🤗
I see Teo. I see "new upload". I see "film" in the title. I click. I like the video. I watch it. I enjoy very much. I comment. Keep going!
Aww thanks for the support!!🙇🏻♂️🤗
Such a beautiful video. Love your work man
Aww, thank you!🙇🏻♂️🤗
Been here since 1k subscribers...It's so pleasing seeing the channel grow :)
Ohh wow, that's crazy - thank you for the ongoing support mate!🙇🏻♂️🙇🏻♂️
I have a cardboard box with probably 40 rolls of this stuff. The lab I used to go to gave it for free when you develop a roll with them. Never used it because i didn't like it, but maybe I should try it out again!
Ahhh they just gave them for free!? I'd love that from my lab🥺
perfect colors in rainy weather! 👍👍 I'm wondering how much ISO did you set, did you set the ISO lower than 200?
Love C200 color
beautiful photos, really love your videos
Sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️🤗
Back with another Banger , Keep it up Bro 😍🙌
Ohh yeah, thank youuu!🙇🏻♂️🤗
love this video!
Thank you!🙇🏻♂️🤗
Some times you have to use a hand held spot meter when you have a lot of contrast in a composition, camera meter's sometimes struggle to get it right. Pentax is my favorite 35 mm cameras, have own several since the 70's as well as Minolta.
your best photos yet! the film had some trouble with the highlights
Ohh thanks!🙇🏻♂️
Which do you mean exactly? Often the sky was indeed blown out, which might be due to over-exposing (I was trying to cath as much shadow detail as possible)🙌🏼
Thanks for your sharing. I really like the photo with the window and leaves covering it too. But I think you can get better results with more extraordinary color if the weather is sunny with Fuji C200
Really? I gotta try I guess🤗
Teo Crawford Then I hope you would share with us too 💪🏻
Its peacful af br **********
I love how every time you see some bins you take a photo and you can’t even explain why
This was so calmly relaxing. I like the photos. My pick from the bunch is the one with the plants on the door step. Honestly almost all the photos has the Studio Ghibli vibes. Haha so I think it's okay to get off topic. Good Session Teo!
Aww thank you!🤗🙇🏻♂️
Ohh really? Love that haha🌿
i like the one with the steps and the one with a window almost covered with plants. Your neighborhood looks so cozy. It's very Studio Ghibli-esque. 🪴🧺
Sweet, glad you do!🤗
good vibe!
Thanks🤗
Hey! I see you using light meter app. I really want to know how it is, as I just bought my first Pentax k1000 and the light meter on that is broken
So far it's been doing a good job :)
Okay, time to setup the dark room.
Love it 🔥
Thank youuu!🙇🏻♂️
I love your video😍
Thank youuu!🙇🏻♂️🤗
I have to go with the shot of the window. I find it interesting how I am drawn to windows and doors. I see them as common subjects for other photographers as well but I can't pinpoint the reason why.
Same! Maybe because they are passages to either walk in or look through and we have a natural curiosity of what is behind...🤔🤷🏻♂️
Great video, as usual, Teo. I always enjoy your photo walks and looking at the photos that come from them. I can only imagine that holding an umbrella and shooting at the same time would be a real pain. Have you considered using rain sleeves for your camera? They're fairly cheap and easy to come by, and easy to use.
Sweet, thank you!🤗 Yeah it's a bit annoying at times haha :D I actually have one of those but wrapping my Pentax in that would make everything even harder to work with, especially looking through the analogue viewfinder, therefore I just left it at home for this shoot. I do like to use it with my digital camera, because the LCD makes the process easy even with a sleeve :)
Wow... This area is absolutely stunning, what country is this?
Also the way c200 makes those greens look is just breathtaking
This is in Austria🤗🙌🏼
@@teocrawford wow, I had no prior knowledge of what Austria would have looked like,,, it's truly beautiful! ✨
Muyy buen video 🙌👏
Gracias!🤩
I think you should consider tilting the camera!! Some photos would work better if they were shot on portrait orientation!!
Ahh ok, yeah!🙌🏼 I indeed got another comment pointing out the stairs, which would've probably worked nicely. Thank you!🙇🏻♂️
great vid as always bro💯. whats the name of the track in the background?
I like your voice so much
2:15 they gave you a questioning look because it’s Salzburg lol that’s everyone’s standard face
Hahaha that's why I prefer to just shoot somewhere in the middle of nowhere😅😂
@@teocrawford luckily the nature is beautiful and there's a large variety ^-^
What camera and lens are you using for this shoot? If you like the greens you'll definitely like Fuji Superia Xtra 400.
This was my Dads old Pentax K1000 with a 35mm f/2.8 lens🙌🏼
Ohh I do and I've already got a roll of Superia Xtra 400 in the fridge😏
Me before watching the video: "Ya know, I've never really been into Fuji's film stocks, haven't really tried them but not sure if I want to."
Me after watching the video: *orders Fuji C200*
Hahaha you better try it out😍
Hi, Can you please tell us about the app that you used for exposure calculations .
Bin Photography in the Rain FTFY
how u graded the video footage to fujicolor 200?
M
an the audio is so crisp what mic did u used to record your voiceover and love your video.
Thanks🙇🏻♂️
Just a Rode video Micro🙌🏼
The the light meter you are using on your phone is that reliable?? I am an newbie to film and I have a Nikon fm2 and the light meter is broken..
Hey teo I love your content. I have to ask. Wich lightmeter do you use?
The "light meter free" app is great
As Romain wrote - I just use this app called "light meter free"🙌🏼
where is this? God i wish i can live there some day
Austria😍
You’re in love with bins hey ?
Sometimes...hehe😏😍
hey! what app are u using as a light meter? thanks!
Do you find negative lab pro's outcomes ok without any more edit? I mean the saturation and overall colors of it
Depends. The initial conversion usually isn't satisfactory, therefore I change things with NLP's own editing panel, which then mostly gets me the results I'm looking for. I believe however that NLP isn't thought to deliver a perfect conversion without any tweaks in the first place so overall I'm happy with the results :)
hi! can you tell me what app have you been using to what I assume was measuring light ?
It's called "Lightmeter free"🤗
looking for a film slr, what camera is this, would you recommend it? I'm completely new but very interested in film, I alr know how to shoot manual on a dslr
I'm using a Pentax K1000 here - it feels amazing and does it's job nicely, however there are two points in which I see room for improvement: Firstly the longest shutter speed on the dial is 1sec. I have often been in the situation of wanting more, which is technically possible in Bulb mode with a release cable, but so far I haven't gotten around to getting a release cable🤷🏻♂️
Secondly, it does not have a self timer. I've used a Mamiya/Sekor 1000TL, which does have one and I found it pretty useful :)
Sup, was just wondering do you always shoot in a horizontal position?
Not always, but mostly. I enjoy the natural look of a wide aspect ratio like in films👀🙌🏼
You could work with some editing and maybe turning down the highlights. You would get more detail in the sky and it wouldn't look so blown out
What was that app you opened at the begging to check settings
"Lightmeter Free"🙌🏼
what lens did u use for this shoot?
That's a 35mm f/2.8🙌🏼
does anyone know how he edits his pics or his camera settings that make the video and pic look so cinematic??
i got the same camera and also lense but i can’t do much :(
Maybe my colour grading video can help?🤷🏻♂️ ua-cam.com/video/JnQ2cJluNcI/v-deo.html
did you overexpose or. push the film in development ?
I slightly overexposed when shooting👀
are the photos edited? or directly from the camera? when I shot on the Fujicolor c200 the colors were much less contrasty and the photos were not as detailed, what did I do wrong?
It's hard to say when considering the steps in the scanning process... they're corrected but not strongly colour graded. I made a video explaining this a while back: ua-cam.com/video/FcvJhkMzsNM/v-deo.html
If you had a lab scan it for you, then they might have done it that way, not you. The labs just edit the photos how they see fit, whereas when you scan yourself you have full control. If this is a bit unclear I would recommend that video above🤗🙌🏼
what a color LUTS that you used of?
I made video on my grading process a while back, maybe it can help you🙌🏼
ua-cam.com/video/JnQ2cJluNcI/v-deo.html
Did u use flash for these?
No, I didn't🙌🏼
Does anyone know what app he was using to get the correct light setting for each new shot?
"Light Meter Free"🙌🏼
what kind of film camera you used for capture the photo?
I use a Pentax K1000🙌🏼
what meter app do you use on your phone?
It's called "Lightmeter Free"🤗
WHAT IS THE APP YOU USE I NEED IT
YES, IT'S COOL, IT'S CALLED "LIGHT METER - FREE" hehe🤗
@@teocrawford Thanks!
Try pushing to 400 ASA. People make photos more interesting.
you like taking photos of bins dont you teo
ehehe maaaybe👀😅
WHY DIDNT YOU SNAP A PICTURE OF THE CAT
Haha because it would have been a black hole with eyes in the photo😅😂
@@teocrawford makes sense HAHA
Love the way that you photograph in,you just make me feel the vibe of photo 🪴 🤍 .
Keep going .
Aww that's great, thank you!🤗🙇🏻♂️
well someone has a fetish with bins, also in my country "trist" means sad
I hadn't noticed actually hahah😅😂😂😂
Isn't that the meaning in most countries? At least that is what I was meaning in the video👀🙌🏼
Not bad, but there are few images with some mistakes stealing viewer attention...
Which ones? Tell me more😏
@@teocrawford no biggie, I've sent you an e-mail. Keep posting.
it's super weird to see how you are shooting.
Looks like you a picking comfortable where you just slap a tripod on the ground and take the shot. Not choosing the composition yourself.
That's probably due to the editing... I actually spend quite some time adjusting the tripod, but that footage is boring to look at and it drags out the video, so I cut it :)
@@teocrawford ah, ok. makes sense
I am telling you People do not like grey rainy vids , at all cost that freaking SUN gets more views No matter what!
Viral content with no Sun 100 views With Sun 101 views - every time
can u pls make a tutorial on how u use ur light Meyer
meter