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ND filters, but then you need BIGGER flash.

Good work👌

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Nice output.

Nice, thanks for sharing 🎉

Love your content! I learned a lot from watching your channel. Can't wait for your next videos. Greetings from Berlin!

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Nice work........the process is as interesting as the results With the resurgence of Fillm, Im enthus about getting the 4 x 5 out again-----hopefully the price of film gets into a reasonable zone.

Hi Bruno, it's me again :) I enjoyed this video and seeing how your process goes to capture an image. In learning with Nick Carver, did you actually take his LF online course? Cheers

Great to see how 4x5 cameras can be used...on the field :) You have to have the right attitude and vibe to approach folks in the streets but when they see you fidgeting with a large format, the job is half done :) Looking forward to the next videos. So far, my only way to kill ambient light is shutter speed.

Impressive skills there! Thank you for the content. You've got yourself a new fan.... just realised i was already subscribed 😂😅😂

Yes, that‘s great and a lot of patience and darkroom work!

It looks a bit underexposed or something wrong with the developing

Trent Parke "shadowman" on RUclips. Brett used a black backdrop and no flash for his portrait of me. It's on lensculture

Great video! Which Leofoto model are you using please? It looks nice and sturdy.

Quite interesting, really liked the double exposure; sometimes they inadvertently work well..... I did find it hard to decipher what you were saying in places, due to the background music being not background music. Nice music, but if it was kept well below your talking level it certainly would be far easier to comprehend.

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Very nice work my brother

Man I love your vids keep up the very interesting work

Love these shots. and his look as well

I still don't understand how people can casually walk through the Australian bush without being killed by a snake. Or a spider. Or a croc. Or a killer koala. Or... Where I live all we have to worry about are rattlesnakes, black widow or brown recluse spiders, or the occasional deranged MAGA Trump supporter who believes that a view camera is a tool of the devil. Glad to see that you made it! I like your pictures; that's just the sort of thing I would photograph.

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Nice shots and enjoying your videos sir !

Perhaps the reason why you are losing focus is because your film plain isn’t aligned with the ground glass.

LOL, you still get a like from me for using Large Format.

Some front shift on the rocks would have rendered everything pin sharp

It’s nice to see a brother involved in Large Format photography and especially on the other side of the world I’m subscribe to your channel I hope o share my experiences with you from my home in Northern Spain with my 4x5 camera soon.

Excellent image, enjoyed the video. Keep it up

Any thoughts of John Oldham Park?

In the days when everyone shot film, Fuji films were very popular, but I never liked them because the colours look wrong to me. They still do. I mostly shot black and white because the process was cheaper. I developed and printed my own. Colour processing was very expensive, though I could probably have used a friend's ger. We got together in his home & darkroom and marvelled over things like tech pan. Grain? We see no grain! Don't go looking for it, it's long gone. There might be alternatives, but I have not tried them.

Wet lens? 3:15 and other places.

Thanks for the Video! love your enthusiasm!.

You didn't mention the focal length of the lens you used.

That picture at 13.14 reminds me of Stephen Shore, well done, Portra 160 really brings the reds out

Very nice! Would love to see more large format studio portraits!

Great to see new film/large format photography channels. Film.is.king. long live film

With Image Plane or Scale Focusing you are simply setting up the view camera to shoot at the hyperfocal distance. A lens will render the image "acceptably" sharp over the hyperfocal distance but there will only be one thin slice that actually is sharp. I think the mistake you're making is not focusing near enough or far enough for what you want in focus. Try focusing on objects slightly in front of and beyond those that you want in focus. You could also set your lens up at infinity focus, in this case 180mm and record that mark as your far distance then focus on the nearest object you want in focus and stop down accordingly. A wider lens will also make objects appear to be in sharper focus. You should also carefully check your negatives and positives with a loupe to rule out any problems with the scanner resolution. Thanks for sharing your videos!

I don't know what you are doing.... Focus wide open. Use swing and tilt to adjust the focus plane. This is part of focussing. You can, and should, use rise and fall and shift to aid composition. Camera height chooses what you hide behind the subject, the adjustments help keep stuff straight. Or mke them weird. Don't muck around, stop down to F45. Looks like Murphy's has moved.

Hi, I'm wondering if you know why my rz67 triggers flash twice? once when shutter opens and once when closing, it does that with speedlight on hotshoe or PC syncport or with godox trigger, but with universal peanut trigger is fine

Interesting how you dedicate the shot. The sharpness of the lens has much to do with the results. May I ask what lens are you using? Thanks for the content.

Refreshing, keep them coming @drviewcam

You need to control the sound. I had the volume set to hear you well, and then you blasted me with the music. I think your voice needs to be louder (it's inconsistent with most of the other content I watch), and the music never needs to be very loud at all. The nearest TV content to what you do, I think, is ABC news and current affairs. And maybe shows such as Hard Quiz and Ahn Do's Brush with Fame.

Have you been on one of Alex's courses?

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Please make more!

Awesome as always brother

Cool!!! Thanks for posting!

Great work keep creating