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I the OM-1 is such a lovely little camera, I need to shoot it more often. Also if you like the infrared trichrome work, feel free to check out some of my other videos. I feel like these were some pretty early attempts, but my later work on this channel is still interesting and I run through some more experimentation.

@@northwestdepressed Actually after watching you video I went out to my garage and found an old box of Tri-X sheet film. I had no idea I still had an unopend box. I found a lab not too far away and one of these days I plan on shooting it and scanning just for fun. BTW that F-2 you have is a beauty, I have an FM-2 and FE-2 but the F-2 is a classic.

@@williamberger2178 been actually looking at getting an FM2N for a few months. They’re amazing cameras. Also I have so much nikon glass now it be great to twin shoot with them

@@northwestdepressed I'm watching you San Diego video now, BTW I'm in Oceanside, LA transplanted 5 years ago.

@@williamberger2178 I grew up in Orange County, went to University in Fullerton, but I was always in and out there for both San Diego and LA

Your commute is better than mine by far!

For some expired TMAX, it really pulled it's weight

Thank you man! And if I make a short film I bet it be the most advant garde short film that would probably end on a sad note 😂 I’ll have a longer video out sooner than later though on the channel

F2 Gang? Hahaha

Let me know what you think about the Zeiss 50mm after a bit of shooting! I've always wondered if they were any good. I've heard they were made by Cosina and were originally Contax lenses.

Thank you! I tried to switch things up a bit. Been feeling like changing the vibe on the channel a bit more next year so this was a test run! Glad you liked it!

Boats and P'hos... I mean photons...

Black & White always delivers!

I kinda regret not going there sooner! I had a blast up there

Definitely come back in the summer when the daylight stretches way later into the evening, Right now it's dark and 3pm, hahahaha. The wide angle is definitely an acquired taste I feel and I'm not sure if it's for me too. If you get over here and ride the ferries though, try to line it up with the Ferries on Film photo community monthly meet-up! It's always a blast meeting everyone there, as well it makes it a little less awkward photography on the ferry.

Thank you so much! I'm still happy this video is making the rounds and engaging with people, even though I feel it's a little rough since it's one of my first videos. I'll head over and check your channel out now!

Thank you bud! Also, a mutual friend of ours, Raul, just sent me some more as well! I’m excited to do more with this film

@@northwestdepressed He's a king!

The teal is too aggressive in my opinion too

If I keep experimenting I never have to produce any portfolio work 😂 Been loving your 4x5 and Panoramic work man! I’m still willing to help you out when you get your channel going!

@northwestdepressed A portfolio without some experimentation would quickly grow stale. This is why yours is so good! And thanks for the kind words and willingness to help out!

Thank you so much! I hope you have fun with roll of Lomo Purple. As well, I've been trying to bring myself into my videos a bit more, so maybe I'll keep waving! It's easy enough to do, hahaha

I'll have to look that combination up! As well, I need to give Lomo Turquoise a second chance because shooting it in overcast conditions, like I did last time, didn't deliver the best results, hahaha

@@northwestdepressed Yeah, Turquoise really needs good sunlight to look its best. try it out next summer!

I got the love handles to fill out the costume for sure!

@ self love is the most important type of love.

I want to experiment more with that 58 es kr3 filter, even though I’m starting to think it might just be a different style of FLD filter

Gold Ultramax 400 is a bit different, definitely an updated formula compared to the original Gold 400 that was available back in the day. They even made Gold 800, but I think the new receipt is what they use in the Kodak disposable cameras.

Dang 1600! That’s impressive. Also I think if I shot for the mid tones and not the shadows I could have retained more of those highlights. I’ll definitely be playing with this a bit more in the future. I don’t know if I’m brave enough to go 1600 though

I used a handheld sekonic meter for each shot. The meter in the camera uses a mercury battery and I have not bothered to try and find a replacement that would work. As well you can always use the Sunny16 rule with this camera. If you are unsure of an exposure, it's a half frame so bracketing your shots is not a problem.

@@northwestdepressed I'm new to film so I guess the ISO 400 limit only applies if you're using the built-in meter? If using other films you can compensate the light by adjusting the aperture and shutter speed?

Okay yes, I'll try to explain this as best as I can. There's something called the exposure triangle and that's based off of ISO, Shutter Speed, and Aperture. These three things can all be adjusted to make an accurate exposure according to the light that is present. With Film, the ISO consistent per roll. So a 400 iso roll will always be 400. This rule gets broken later on with pushing/pulling, don't worry too much about that now. ISO is designated to each film. If your camera doesn't have an DX code reader, you have to set your iso manually yourself, whether it is on the camera, a hand held meter or your phone. Some older cameras have limited sensitivity in their meters, hence why they only go to a certain point. As long as the camera has manual controls though, you can shoot any film though. If it's a point and shoot you might be out of luck, but a bit of research on each model can tell you what will work with it. A easy way to start to figuring out how to work with a manual camera is go out during the day, get a 200 iso film, set your shutter speed to 1/125th, and then just play with your aperture for each scene. Feel free to ask more questions, I'll help you if I can!

@@northwestdepressed Thank you for your explanation! I just bought the Pen D2 as well which is how I found this video. Will give it a try!

I would love to see those results!

Yeah they seem to blow out pretty fast. I wonder if pushing it to 400 iso, and shooting it at 500 iso would be a solid remedy for that? Might give the shadows a nice punch

@@northwestdepressedwe must test, for science

Only a few have this power known as self control. I, on the other hand, do not

Envious, it’s a fantastic film stock! This one roll I shot at iso 500, developed normally. If you have that many I’d say sacrifice one roll and do some exposure tests. Develop it at box iso and then do several photographs and meter one at box speed, one at one stop below, and then another at two stops below. After developing you can see which exposure looks best, whether it’s box speed, one stop, or two. Hopefully that makes sense!

@@northwestdepressed are you interested in more? Honestly the night time shots you got are absolutely insane. I would be down to send a few rolls and help a channel out!

@@raulcstetson That be super kind of you! Is your handle the same on instagram? I can message you there about more details and maybe paying you for them and shipping?

I didn’t even know that made Gold 400 in 100! I hope there’s a video coming out about it!

It’s the ultimate van

They came out so good, right?

$30! And it has a rangefinder! That's a killer deal!

Scanned at home with an Epson V600

@@northwestdepressed Thanks!

Now I really miss this film stock! Hahaha

Know of any places selling it? Hahaha

I have good news for you, you can buy Fuji Industrial 100 still! After reaching out to several other photographers, and a little bit of research, I found out the FujiColor 100, the Japanese stuff, is Fuji Industrial, just packaged different. FujiColor 100 and 400 are both being made still, but sold only in Japan at the moment, but sometimes a few come State side!

Thank you bud! I really wish I could more of this stuff, the colors were too good!

I did think of using the FLD filter and that’s how I stumbled upon the miracle which was Fuji’s 4th layer emulation and what it actually did. Pretty incredible to be honest. Also Bremerton definitely isn’t for the faint of heart! Hahahaha

Thank you bud!

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My current digitalization method isn’t the best. The tape was actually pretty clear. Unfortunate, but still thought it was fun to share

@@northwestdepressed Thank you! I meant to use the phrase “all glitch” as a portmanteau for “all sick” i.e. it’s good! Well done! FYI, I was factory trained on Sony Hi8 handicaps in the 1980s,

@@Joe_VanCleave That's awesome! I bet you know some pretty rad secrets about these old forgotten camcorders!

I said, “I don’t like money” then bought a 4x5

@@northwestdepressed 😂