Why you should try this film stock by Yashica
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2024
- Today I'm showing you the results from a roll of Yashica's limited edition film stock called Golden 80s.
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just got a film camera and i am quickly realizing how difficult and or time consuming shooting 36 exposers on a roll of film is, i have been trying to get a full roll shot but its been hard to find compositions worthy of snapping a shot, i respect the craft so much, and i feel i was the same way shooting on digital, even when i look picture on digital i never shot just to shoot, i only shot scenes that where worth my time.I love the inspiration and enjoying watching these videos so much!
I follow you now for about a year and every video of yours just set the tone spot on and really enjoy the calmness of your style.
Simply amazing your way of art!
new episode just made this cold and windy late afternoon 100% much better,
Omg I love that shot at 14:45! I think the fact that you got the persons back tells a slightly better story that leads the viewer to build their own story about where the person is walking to, what’s in the bright red bag, etc. I imagine it’s a guy bringing a gift to his wife or one of his kids or something!
Solid work - watching your videos is always a highlight of the day.
What a surprise! Lovely video Teo 😀
Awesom video , very relaxing before going to sleep 🥰
Amazing video as always!
Thanx man this is realy fun in October 2023 i watched 2 of your older videos 😅 and i went and got a 35mm vivitar point and shoot and i just yesterday finished my first rol of film im saving up money to fix my halina 3000 range finder
I just bought a yashica film camera :0
same here brother
My first film camera was a Yashica FX-3 Super 2000 and its still my most commonly used camera now. Opens up a world of very good Carl Zeiss lenses.
My main camera is Yashica FX-70 Quartz. I love this thing
Mmmm respooled fuji superia xtra 400.
Wish Fuji was still in the film game, those greens are hard to come by now a days
looks to me too warm for xtra 400.
@@SomeUnremarkableGuy different scans and edits can do that.
@@SomeUnremarkableGuy also the edge markings give it away as respooled Fuji 400.
Dude ikr, fuji film stocks are my fav, the green hue is just so beautiful
I just bought a praktica mtl5 because of you thanks for the insparation!
I was looking for reviews about those Yashica films. There are 4 different types of them as I saw today at Yodobashi. Unfortunately there is not much information online about them. So congratulations for the work and I hope you could test the others films as well.
Gonna pick up this old Soviet Union era camera from the 80’s later this week , sooo excited to start taking photos on 35mm film
Nice shots and video 👍🏻 Including a list of the songs you use would be cool; I was enjoying your choices this video
You could combine those last 2 shots in the alley into one to get rid of the stroller. Nothing wrong with a little composite, even if it's film. It's not like you are adding elements to a photo that weren't there.
Ultimately I enjoy most of the music that you use, as it effectively creates the atmosphere you're creating, but I will say that as someone from the south of the United States, it's kind of cool to hear country/bluegrass music in here, even if it's not the kind of music I'd normally listen to anyway.
Hey Teo! I’ve loved watching all your videos for tips and recommendations as I am just getting into film! I’m planning on traveling with my film and was wondering if you have any tips/know if it is safe for used, unused, and film still in the camera to go through the X-ray machines in security? Thanks so much!
backpacked in Innsbruck last year was glad to be reminded of it through your photos! Pizza from Die Pizzerei was so good it ruined pizza's for me since :(
Strong greens = Fuji I expect. Not over the top though, an very close to the video color balance though, albeit with a bit less saturation. Another great video.
I absolutely love the picture at 7:20 :) Any chance it'll be added to the print shop at some point?
Thanks for showing us the interesting film
stock, very natural true to life color rendering.
Two tips:
Don’t be sacred to get closer to ppl
Looking for forms and lines in your frames
This film looks great tbh
I love your voice❤
This film is nice . Love the punchy reds. I never got these type of saturated or clear photos with ultramax so maybe it is something different.
Hey man, great video! I’m going to Japan next month and was wondering where to buy film. Do you have any ideas?
17:22
Yashica Golden 80s is just the Fujifilm Simple Ace 400 from disposable cameras rebranded.
Try one of these films and compare the tone curve of them developed, it is the same.
For better comparison, remove the film from the disposable camera and load it in the same camera you used the Yashica 80s.
It's quite simple to remove 😊
Seriously? 😯😯
I got one of these
@@gryllz yes!
And the Fujifilm 400 (formerly Superia X-Tra) made by Kodak, it's just the Ultramax 400 with the green outfit and Fujifilm price.
What lens was this taken with, i love the view
Nice
16:59 funny cause thats the best photo so far in my opinion.
Hey Teo, great video as always! And that filmstock looks beautiful! Quick question: Do you still use your little Rode Video Micro you referred to in your affiliate links? Your Voice and overall sound so good! Best Regards ausm Nachbarland ;)
Thank you! Yes! I still use that lovely little mic - as long as it keeps up and doesn't break I'll probably just use it forever. Just needs a little bit of post production and your sound will be great :)
Ahh liebe Grüße! :D
Hello! Just discovered you and I love your work! It would be amazing if you displayed the parameters used on each photo but I know It can be a lot of work. What is your application for the light meter we saw around 13:10?
Greetings from canada
i would love to know too! i would need an app for android if anyone know about one
What focal length did you shoot with? :)
To me the film has the feel of a Kodak 400 consumer film (not a Portra or cinema film) -- the faded blue skies, overall warm tones and not-punchy greens. Decent grain. Are you mostly shooting a 50mm lens? You might be able to pull in your subjects a little more, without having to get closer, with a good, vintage 135mm f2.8 lens. Cheers!!!
Do you know a good place to develop film in Innsbruck? Also where can I find film
I personally use Lamprechter. It’s pretty expensive but sadly Innsbruck doesn’t really have many choices😅
The only other place you can bring to as far as I know is DM but the quality will be worse than with Lamprechter🤷🏻♂️
I wish there was snow in the UK
Go up to Scotland
What is that shutter sound that's edited in? Definitely doesn't sound like the normal K1000
No, it is the real sound that my Pentax makes - just taken from the Gopro audio. Maybe it sounds different to what you know because of the GoPro mic? But actually it does sound pretty much like that in real life, maybe less asmr-ish.
Sooo the question now is... is your Pentax or mine the one making weird noises haha :D
I also suspect Fuji - I have a distaste for ultramax and I much preferred the colours in these photos
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ello
I could be wrong but it doesn't look too much like ultramax to me 🤔
Yeah I’m not very confident. The warmth feels Kodak-y but the contrast and saturation are punchier on Ultramax I feel. But I can’t imagine that they source their film from Fuji.. Fuji can’t even source it themselves😅😂
Maybe it’s the same as whatever Lomography 400 is🤔 Any idea what Lomo 400 is? I think I recall people who know way better than me that they use some Kodak film🤷🏻♂️
Innsbruck ?
sad to see ur channel going full sellout.
What do you mean? I genuinely wanted to try this film out😭
@@teocrawford i think u know what i mean. this isn’t the only recent video in this direction.
@@jhasi7974 No, I’m genuinely asking for you to elaborate on your comment or criticism. I like clarity in communication. I bought this film back in April last year when I was in Japan because I thought it’d be fun to make a video about a film stock that many don’t know (in fact I also didn’t know what I was going to get).