Tips for Shooting Film at Night
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2019
- Jason covers some of his tips for fighting crime and shooting film at night.
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Mamiya 7
Pentax 6x7
Video recorded on Sony a7rii
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#film #photography #night
The guy developing the film is probably thinking you have some obsession with that streetlight.
It’s where the bodies are.
12 likes instead of the usual 4... I felt that
lol my girl and i were both dying at that, it’s too relatable.
bruh, this guy is whole mood🤣
Same
I absolutely relate
IMO the “underexposed” one was the best!
Agreed.
i liked the first one the best, except for that flare on the right side of the image
i double that
Same. That’s the one I screencapped and posted on IG to my own credit.
No
LOL that desktop picture
I have a photo of my son for now... but I'd rather have a photo of you instead. Could you send an hi-res one (preferably a creative portrait shot in cinestill 800T)? @slashdotphoto on IG. Many thanks!
Who is this sexy, handsome, enigmatic, magnificent adonis of a man on your desktop background?
huy vu looks like George
That would be Gorgeous George
G-money himself
Gergo
isn't it that dude from the Negative feedback channel? LOL
You forgot the most important night photography tip: Reciprocity failure. Despite that I would eat a hot dog with you anytime.
Yes reciprocity failure is very important. The longest exposure I did was 4 seconds and reciprocity failure is minimal at that point
Lmao I didn't know this was a thing in film so I was just left wondering why a lot of my night shots were underexposed despite following multiple light meters
@@grainydaysss - Rule of thumb is, that after 1 sec. you already have to take reciprocity failure into account. Depends on the film how much you have to comenpansate. I have an app for that but it contains no data for cinestill film. At 4 sec. measured time with Portra 400, you should compensat +0.3 stops (=5sec.). With Ektar 100 you should compensate +0.7 stops (6.5 sec.).
@@tomw0815 could you give the name of that app? I'm interested!
@@AlexandreBiguet - Sure. It's an Android app called Exposure Assistant and it costs 4 EUR. The programmer collected compensation data from manufacturers like Ilford or from the web when the manufacturer does not provide this information (like Kodak). Choose the film, type in the measured exposure time and you will get the compensated exposure. For me as a beginner in night time film photography it's really helpful.
Many try, but I think you're the OG meme photographer.
thiago bonilla nah. @9kelvin is
You forgot to mention reciprocity failure, which is definitely important for night photography. I also think shooting slower speed films at night has value because reciprocity failure increases contrast, which if that's desirable for your concept allows you to get a two for one in less grain and increased contrast.
Negative feedback background 😂😂
Cinestill 800T pushed me into shooting at night too. Mostly urban stuff so I can get the magic red glow.
These are beautiful shots 👌🏼
I came here for the tip and only the tip
Then you came to the right place
This video popped up at the perfect time. I'm just starting to shoot night on film and yours is the first video I've found to actually go through the process in a meaningful way. Good tips!
Watched this as I couldn’t fall asleep, and now I’m going to try film photography at night. Thanks for this!!
This thanksgiving, I’m thankful for this channel ⚡️
It’s thanksgiving day, I’m sitting at the table with my family. I get the notification that you uploaded. Needless to say I am no longer at the table with my family and I am watching this beautiful video
Love your channel. It’s hard to find channels with good content and tolerable personalities.
The king of stand up photography!
Great video. That candle in the background really tied it all together...nice touch.
Loved the video. Both informative and entertaining. You've a good cadence too for content in the video. Please continue to share creative decision-making as you go with your shots. Knowing the basic rules can go only so far, some commentary as you make your decisions for any particular image-making are very helpful to me. Thanks.
Really enjoyed this video! I have really been enjoying the current direction you have been going with your videos.
Listening on him at analog talk podcast and then watching him on this video after he talked about it (a little bit) in the podcast. Anyway, can't wait to see more of the videos in the future
Such a great video, awesome advices and great "story-telling"-keep up the good work!
I'm about to start film photography and your channel is a really good source. Like your stuff and your humor!
i didnt know that i needed a video from you, but i certainly did. Nice video as always
Love your videos Ryan! Thank you
DUDE. Awesome video. Learned so much, I appreciate all the knowledge and tips you dropped!!!
Dude you have one of the best humor i've ever seen
Love your dry humour - and love the excellent images. I don't shoot film but enjoy night photography and these tips are gold. I'm there with the 4 likes on Instagram too!
Loved the Pro Mist filter recommendation Thank you!
The first night time video I understand FINALLY!!!! Great comparisons ✨
Great tips, beautiful photo and great humour as always!
GOAT. that final shot came out like something from "Collateral"
Great vid! Thanks for sharing your process!
love these videos.... thank you my man
I'm a minute in and have already laughed so much. Thanks, emo, depressed, Walmart Ryan Gosling!
On a cityscape like this (or anything else that doesn't move) setting the aperture to where you want it to be should be the your first step, I think. On this shot I'd like to see the exposure from your -1 shot without the filter at f/11 or smaller.
Love your stuff man!
I really enjoy watching your videos! Great content!!!
Glorious video 😂 and of course also the desktop picture 😉 love the CineStill look. Tried it myself for the first time a few weeks back.
Just shot my first roll of 35mm Cinestill 800 last night, and you just hit everything I experienced haha. Awesome video.
Thanks for turning me on to the pro mist diffusion filter! It's a gamechanger on a digital camera if you like the look of film
I dont shoot film but I find these vids extremely interesting and satisfying to watch
I don’t even have a film camera, but I feel like I’m learning so many good tips for my DSLR! I hope to pick up a film camera at some point, I really want to get into it. Great video!
NoobPwnzor147 do itttt
wow the tip about shooting at F/8 or F/11 was really helpful, thanks!
Hi, what a wonderful video. Keep up the good work! I look forward to your next video.
inspired me to get out again. I took a couple night shots this summer I loved. Got to get out and improve.
New sub! I just got the Pentax K1000 and I really want to do night photography, I’m really excited now to do it. Thank you for the amazing info!
Holy shit that is one expensive tripod and head combo.
Also, genuinely the god of night photography if you don't know him is Patrick Joust. He's been making work for years and it's incredible.
Great recommendation!
Yeah I’ve been following Patrick’s work for awhile too... and at Baltimore Film Photography meetups too!
honestly solid video. thanks for the pro mist tip. going to try one out.
ITS 1am to where I am right now but if I see a grainydays upload I WATCH
Long time No See !! Good show Old Man !!
Beautiful video. Love the shots and I think I’m going to dedicate a video to night shots soon
Brilliant video my friend. Loved it.
That photo turned out fire
Recently got some cinestill, can’t wait to shoot it!
Good humour and good tips, thank you 👍🏻
Kicking ass and takin names. Love the videos
Lol love your humor man. Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for the break down
Love that photo of George in the background.......
Jason i kinda forgot why i tuned into your channel i couldn't stop laughing, but after the 6th time i started to get it i won't give up i love film.
Cheers, I really enjoy your sarcastic sense of humour.
Best film for night photography is Provia 100F, hands down. Really good reciprocity characteristics and no funky colour shifts.
that turned out great!!!!!!!
Shout out to a fellow nighttime Burbankian analoguer. (I made those last two words up.) Great video, or "vid," as the kids say. I noticed today that Lomography finally has their 120 800ISO film back in stock. It's a few bucks cheaper than Portra 800, and I'm always amazed at the raw punch of its colors in my night shots.
My god this is glorious 🤟
I like the 1 under and 1 over most, great composition btw!
Cheers!
"its me emo depressed walmart ryan gosling"
me: *presses subscribe button
My preferred night photography film is around ISO 100 - low grain just the exposure time is long, but this can be a benefit when shooting sea/water stuff in the image. I am using incident metering to get decent average of exposure time at night. You didn't mention to adjust exposure for the reciprocity factor of the film which is very important especially when dealing with long exposures.
Martin's Analog Photo Channel I do the same, a film like Provia will be faster than most films when you add in reciprocity failure.
Wow, that shots looked great
Well done my guy!!!!
That arca swiss tripod head didn't go unnoticed by me ;)
thank you for pushing me to push film
thanks ! just love your video's ! ... the god of night photography lol
Great video and entertaining narration, can you talk about your tripod and tripod head please? What did you consider before purchasing what you use now?
Thank you for your video and educating us. May I have a question please, when you say "overexpose by 1 stop" do you also mean to process the film as it was overexposed (usually shorten development time) or just setting while taking exposure and process for box speed?
Thank you
Great video! Sit up straight 🙏🏾
The -1 stop was KILLER
Learned a lot thanks.
Everything about your videos can only be described as mood
jason has that blank, depressed stare as he takes exposures because every time he takes a shot he is reminded of how much cinestill 800 there is left in the world
That’s a kick-ass tripod head!!!
I want those three episodes back!
Good god I've been waiting
yes!
I use the same light meter app but when I press the ,,camera" the wiev is blured and at night I can't see shit please help
And BTW, thanks for the Pro-Mist filter tip. I just snagged a 77mm (for my Bronica) 1/4 strength on eBay for $49. Looking forward to giving it a try.
Question: the diffusion filters are the same ones that make the skin look smooth?
So dope man
Really had me laughing bro 😂
P.S. your content is awsome !
This filter is so expensive omg!!!
Is there an alternative filter with the same effect?
Use a regular UV filter and smudge vaseline or some other type of grease onto it in a thin, even layer
@@samueleide Better still, use a pantyhose stretched over the lens. I swear it works and it was a common advice on photography magazines in the 80s and 90s...
@@fabiodoublebroad5389 explain me that! Or put a link to a photo
there are plenty in aliexpress, they are ok, i have 2 of them but if u point to a direct light it may cause some weird reflections.
Pro tip: breathe heavily onto the front element of the lens to fog it up. Guesstimate amont of breath/time waiting for it to clear of for that perfect foggy effect. In cold weather it's easy to over-do it so watch out for that. Spend all that saved money on some more film. You're welcome.
like your style so much
Really nice man
yo thanks for the filter tip, thats huge
"But most importantly your game face" I though you were going to say camera
Hi thank you very much. Please were and how buy the cable shutter release for mamiya 7 ?
Thanks!
Aubrey Plaza Male photographer version. I'm here for it.
That shrek bit at the end was amazing, almost as amazing as shrek E X T R A L A R G E