Large Format Photography on Location - Chamonix 45F-2 and Polaroid I-2
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- I've been shooting large format photography for almost 6 months "off camera" to really feel confident in the technique before sharing it on my channel. I shoot with a Chamonix 45F-2 and a 180mm lens. In this video, I give myself a photography assignment to explore Idaho City with my 4x5 and my Polaroid I-2 to create a multi-layered triptych.
The first photography location is of the Idaho City Pioneer Cemetery. The second photography location is of the original Catholic Church. The third location is of the Pon Yam Store. There was so much more to photograph that I am positive I'll be making the drive out there again for more film photography!
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Really enjoyed this video, Jude. Your 4X5's are splendid. I also have been known to visit old cemeteries. If you ever get towards Lander, Wyoming. The Sacajawea Cemetery is definitely worth the stop. Take care now and keep the videos coming.👍👍
Thanks for that! I really appreciate the encouragement! I will have to make a trip out there! If my channel grows like I'm hoping it will, I will be able to go farther for the photography!
@@JudeStreicherPhoto Sweet! Heres hoping that happens.
wow, great idea and execution. thanks for sharing! I also liked the video you made here, all the effort you put to change angles etc.
This one was quite a bit of work to put together, so I really appreciate your kind words! I love the cinematography and editing almost as much as the photography!
such an awesome watch. looking forward to more!
I really appreciate your encouragement! I had a lot of fun putting this one together!
@@JudeStreicherPhoto dude its truly one of my favorite things i’ve watched recently. the vibe was amazing and the pictures were fantastic. just subbed and i can’t wait to see what else you do.
well done bud. cool finds and collections! I just did a road trip across the midwest to the east coast and spent some time shooting old barns. Interesting subjects for sure!
That sounds like a fantastic trip! I have been eyeing a few old barns along the road around here. Most of them would make a perfect subject except that it's hard to find a wide enough shoulder to pull over safely. Haha! Thanks, man!
I just found your channel. I like your work. I lived in Boise from 1999 to 2006. I worked for the Boise Parks department. Several of the locations and parks that you have in your videos I took care of. The zoo, train depot ect.. I loved living and working there. Your vids make me homesick and happy to see my old stomping grounds. I am an amateur large and medium format photographer retired and living my home state of PA.Keep up the good work.
Oh that's so cool! I have often thought it would be super cool to work for the Parks Department! The changes you've seen in Boise is probably mind-blowing! Haha! Thank you so much for the kind words and for the view!
Nice project! Thanks! Great job on the church!
I tend to be much more productive photographically when I give myself an assignment or theme rather than just roaming around looking for inspiration. Old cemeteries are one of my favorite things to shoot.
I feel the same way. This was, maybe, the third time I focused on an actual project. All the other times I've gone out, I just wandered aimlessly and the photographs showed. Thanks for the encouragement and support!
You are awesome, you are so inspiring. I started photography in 1990 but you teach me everything in one video.
Wow! I don't even know what to say! I am truly humbled at your kind words and encouragement! Thank you so much!
One of the biggest frustrations with LF photography is not having a proper tripod. I struggled with a too short tripod for years. Once I got one that was tall enough for me to stand normal, I'm 6'3", it made making photos so much more fun. Thanks for the vids. Just discovered you and dig the film vids.
Oh wow, yeah, I could see how you'd need a nice sized tripod. What tripod did you settle on? Thanks so much for the support, and I'm so happy you found my channel!
I love shooting with my 45F2, Best little 4X5 Camera ever. Great Video here.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it, my friend!
Really fun process to watch!
Thanks so much!
Great video Jude. Love the concept, the photos and the methodology you are using. I could listen to you narrate all day! LOL. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
I really appreciate your kind words! I really loved going out with my cameras for this video! I definitely want to do more of this type of project this year! Thanks again!
Hey Jude, enjoyed this video. Liked, and subbed. What I appreciate most is that you just shared your thought process with us, and then showed your work.
Thanks for the video! Very cool. Never been to Idaho City.
Thanks for checking it out! Idaho City is usually just a pass through for me on the way to Stanley. This is one of the first times I've gone out to actually explore!
Great video! Love to see some on location stuff again!
And the idea of the Triptych is solid.
BTW. That's some killer gear you are using! Love the Charmonix and The Polaroid I-2, pro-level analogue gear made today. As a film nerd I support that, more analogue gear to the people! :)
Thanks man! I really wished my third subject could’ve been the jailhouse. That would’ve fit just a little better, in my opinion.
Haha! I just need to add a Hasselblad to my kit and I’ll be happy.
Great project! I recently picked up a 4x5 and have been hesitant to get out there and start shooting. I'm a person who enjoys process but for some reason I'm intimidated by this step into large format. I appreciated your video and your approach.
Thanks man! And I felt the same way when I first received mine. Going through Nick Carver’s large format photography course helped me get over it and get out there! Let me know when you get out and what you think about the 4x5!
Nice content man! I'm currently shooting medium format but considering moving to Large, so, was quite nice to see your vid and learn a bit more about the actual use of a large format camera.
I’m so happy my video helped! Large format is super fun, and is great for manual control over every aspect of the final photo. What medium format do you shoot with?
The amount of large format content on RUclips is bananas. Back when I started there was like two guys and everything about cameras and gear was on message boards. Cool development, no pun intended. Hopefully it will inspire me to glue the ground glass back on my film holder and go back out. Seems our friends at Shen-Hao glued two pieces of already varnished wood together. What a goof. But hey, I can’t use sandpaper and wood glue to fix my digital camera now can I? 4X5FTW
I love that it has really had a comeback thanks to a lot of dedicated photographers. Yeah, get back out there with that large format and make it happen!!
I’m using a Speed Graphic
and want more movements. That 4x5 is nice.
It is a super nice camera! Thank you!
Great video, idea and photos! I also have a 45F-2, and I really enjoy it! Do you scan your large format negatives yourself? I use a digital camera, take four shots and stitch them together in Lightroom, works great.
Thank you so much! Yay, 45F-2 pals! I do scan mine using an Epson V850. I've been wanting to try taking photos and stitching them, but I don't have a good overhead tripod to get things perfectly level.
also another tip, for the polaroid shot of the church, perhaps an ND filter?(a variable, on the sky ending at the church roof), as the sun from behind the belfry overexposed the shot by 1-2 stops, making it unusable, if you don't photoshop it first; perhaps a shot for digital instead, where this glare can be dealt with easily.
great video, but one tip, for setting the shutter, TEST it, before the slide goes out, so you know the shutter is cocked, set at appropriate speed (timing by the sound it makes), and that the film is safe to be exposed properly, NOT flashed accidentally by an open lens.
Great suggestion! I appreciate the input.
I also got the Polaroid i-2, fun camera but has was overexposing everything. I had to dial down the EV alot l
I’ve noticed that too. Shooting manual has helped a ton.