ONE ROLL: LOMOGRAPHY 800. TOKYO/GINZA
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Welcome back to ONE ROLL. Took one of the favorites out to the Tokyo/Ginza area and shoot around sundown.
If you know me I love this film and I had a lot of fun shooting it, and thinking about the living city that is Tokyo.
Enjoy!
Animations by: Craig Mederios / crgmdrs
Music by: Lofi Geek, LATASHÁ, DJ Williams, DJ Freedem, and NoMBe.
Filmed on the Canon EOS R
Thanks again for watching!
Love your night photography!
Thanks a lot!
These short films in and around Tokyo have become my favorite way to travel since the isolation began; keep 'em coming!
Thank you! I'll do my best!
Thank you for the lovely tour of Ginza and the great pictures. This is probably the best 'non technical' film on Lomo 800 I've seen. It clearly shows the allround capacity and quality of the film. I've bought some recently and now I will not be hesitant to try it out anymore. Arigato !
Of course! Thanks I'm glad you like my approach. I feel that there are a lot of channels out there that are greatly technical and I really appreciate them. Here I really just want to give an impression or feeling about the film and what one could use it for. Thanks for picking up on it and enjoy your film!
Great video i love that!
Thanks!
Love your vids man, and you got the photos to back it up!
Appreciate it!
halation from lomo is a win!
I like how it has a much more subtle version of the cinestill halation going on. great job.
Thank you! Yeah it was real prevalent in this roll.
Nicely done. Fantastic video and nice shots. Very impressive Lomo 800!
Thank you! As I said, "I love it" :)
Great as always, love those lomo800 colors.
Thanks! It's my go-to!
Enjoyed this one, as always, man. Lomo 800 is such a great film.
Thanks! Yeah its so good! I really think it gives me so much more of a window to shoot without a tripod especially now when the days are short!
Great video! I enjoyed your pictures and am really tempted to get some lomo800 myself! Also great look at Tokyo, hopefully I can get there one day!
Thanks! Yeah the Lomo 800 is such a great film. I actually shot three rolls of the color negative 400 in medium format this weekend. The results are pretty nice and I will be presenting some in a my next video. Overall I'm pretty impressed with both offerings.
@@CLOCKCOUNTRY awesome, looking forward to the video!
Nice man. The colors on those shots are amazing.
Thanks man! Yeah I really can't get enough of this one!
Really nice film. I have some Lomo 800 coming for my RB. Do you meter at box speed?
Thanks for the comment! Yes, I always meter at box speed.
I've just recently tried Lomo 800, it definitely has a distinctive look which I like. I've used Portra 800 quite a bit because I found it to be the most "pushable" film for very low light situations. Not sure how pushable Lomo 800 is, I need to test it a bit more. Thanks for the video...
Thanks! Yeah I'm not sure. I don't push any films, but that would be interesting to to see! Let me know what you find out! Maybe I'll have to give it a try!
I think Lomo800 is actually Kodak Gold 800. Long ago, Kodak Gold was available in 100, 200, 400 and 800. The Containers are the same that Kodak uses, Kodak got problems with delivery of Kodak Gold this year, so Lomo did and Kodak raises the price and so Lomo did💁♂️
I've heard this same idea before also! No matter what it is I love using it!
I never been interested by the lomo 800 but I like how it turned out in your video. I might try it in the futur. Also where do you go to develop and scan your films ?
Thank you. I have found it to be a very versatile film and used it in many different situations. I develop my film at a tiny 1 hour lab and scan at home on an Epson v600 using Silverfast. I may actually make a video on how I scan and edit in the near future!
@@CLOCKCOUNTRY aaah nice! Does your lab developp also b&w in an hour ? Haha funny i was really going to buy the v600 on mercari until yesterday xD I saw a video about the plustek optic (dont remember the name). Im only shooting on 35mm and i dont have to many place for a scan as big as the v600 haha. But im interesting to see your video about your scan method 👌
@@robinsanphotography Unfortunately they have to send out the b&w but only takes a few days. It's in Koenji, under the Chuo Line. I like the epson for 35mm because the film strip holders do a good job on keeping the film flat. I guess the downside is time. It takes such a long time. Medium format is pretty hard and it really depends if my negatives are really curled up or not. Either way I get by with it Those plustek look good tho!
@@CLOCKCOUNTRY aah yeah i guess it is the same in every shop then :/ . I got once one of my roll developped in koenji at palette plaza. Im living in Higashi Nakano so it is really just beside.
I think I know where the digger shots were taken
Rip. Prices went up again.
Oh no! I'll have to check, I've be able to find it for around 2,400 yen per 3 pack the last few months.
I dont knw photography. But why are you using camera that uses film ? why dont you use digital camera ? Is there something special about camera that uses film ?
Thanks for asking. I use both digital and film. I don't know if there is something special about a camera that uses film, but more often I like the results that I get from shooting film.
That said, recently I have become more interested in shooting my digital camera and the images I can make from it.
Maybe this would clarify how I feel about film and digital: With film it seems like I make so many decisions before the shutter is fired. From what film I choose to how I want to expose it, its done before hand. With digital I feel like a lot of an images distinguishing features come afterwards. This may be different for other photographers but for me this is how I think about it when I'm taking pictures.
@@CLOCKCOUNTRY please suggest a camera for a beginner like me. I want to get into photography.
@@tej7725 It really depends. What you like to do? What kind of pictures do you want to make?
@@CLOCKCOUNTRY I want to click anything on the street, people. I like to shoot simple video too
@@tej7725 I had a Sony a6400 for a little while. It's a great video camera and takes nice stills too. I made a few videos on this channel with it!