Film Photography on a cold winter morning - FujiPro400H
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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In today's video I'm out on the countryside on a cold winter morning to do some film photography with a roll of FujiPro400H.
#pentaxk1000 #filmphotography #fujipro400h
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- April Sky - Ten Towers
- Cornucopia - Jobii
- Crate Concerto - Dusty Decks
- Fly-By-Night - Wendy Marcini
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Honestly, seeing how critical you are towards your pictures and how in depth you can go just looking at one picture is amazing, really makes me wanna push myself more and try to be "less superficial"!
Aww that's great, thank you!🥺🙇🏻♂️ I'm so happy this can motivate you!🙌🏼
the clash between listening to your videos and writing a test about the poem war photographer is crazy....
Just love how real your videos are! I started with film photography a few weeks ago and it's so great to finally have found someone who really shows all his pictures and explains both its positive and negative aspects. Plus your voice is so soothing and relaxing 😌💕 keep it up!
You should check out William Sheepskin and Willem Verbeeck too
@@AngeloHinojosa Willem is the film god! The best😄
Aww that's so kind, thank you!🥺🙇🏻♂️ I'm super happy you enjoy it!🤗
Haha true!
One thing I've noticed about fuji film stocks is how beautiful the green colour.
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I loved it it's so calming to watch
The picture at 11:35. Just amazing. Teo, I'm a huge fan! :)
Hi Teo. I've been subscribed and watching your content for quite a while now, and I love what you do. I absolutely love these types of videos. You are super inspiring to me. I typically shoot digital and enjoy capturing various subjects, but I'm especially fond of landscapes with man-made objects like houses and electricity poles, etc. Recently, I picked up my first film camera, a Canon AE-1, along with 11 rolls of film, some Portra 400, and some Gold 200. I'm incredibly excited to try it out, but also somewhat nervous in a way, haha. Thank you so much for you and your content, it means a lot to me.
视频好舒服，声音也好听，对照片的理解几乎和我一样，并且，我也喜欢拍电线杆！让人感觉茫茫相似万物相勾连啊。
Clouds make a photo. Where I’m at there are trees, trees and more trees.
you've got an eye for this kind of photography, love the feel. Keep it up, you re gonna be big
Aww thank you!🥺🙇🏻♂️
I like these foggy morning photography sessions, and the film stock fujiPro400h looks so suited because of how much detail it gives in the shadows. Beautiful work as always, keep it going!
Ahh yes, these mornings are good🤗 Thank you!🙇🏻♂️
Some of you best shots, great vid!
You think!?😯 Thank you!🙇🏻♂️
Love your videos and channel 💗💗💗💗
Aww thank you!🥺🤗
Love this dreamy morning you captured Teo! The image of the mountains at 9:03 is my favorite :)
Ohh sweet, thanks!🤗
Ahh I see, interesting🤔🙌🏼
Foggy and cold mornings are the best for getting lost in nature and photography ...
Such an awesome video!
Aww thank you!🥺🙇🏻♂️
That sound of the shutter being released makes feel nostalgic... I was a Pentax shooter for over 10 years, mid-early nineties to mid noughties, first MX, then P30, then swapped the P30 for an LX whilst keeping the MX; last adventure I remember at sunrise was in 2003 at Stonehenge in January at minus 15 centigrade, overexposing of 1-2 stops to compensate for the extreme low temperatures.....
Beauty!
To be honest, story telling is something I'm working on and trying to convey through my photographs and youtube videos
I learn something from you each time you upload!
Your videos are of such excellent quality it becomes so inspirational. You also live in a very interesting location, Germany/Austria? Just the general European look is really fantastic.
I live in Denver, Colorado right next to the Rocky Mountains and I find myself bored and uninspired by this place that so many people seem to love. I stopped doing photography once I moved here. Europe seems to offer something much grander in terms of photograph opportunities
Keep up the great work
Very beautiful country side landscape.
I like the way you comment on each of your photos in great detail. Keep it up and let's keep film alive!
Glad you like it, thanks! Ohh yes🙌🏼🤗
sehr schöne Bilder 😍
Dankeschön!🤗🙌🏼
Beautiful works and countryside. Tq for sharing!
Aww thanks!🤗🙇🏻♂️
This is the first time I've seen Pro 400H look this amazing for landscape. I have a few rolls left so I am inspired to shoot them now!
Ohh sweet!😍 They worked really well for me, sadly only have two more rolls left😬
8:54 has to be my favourite, the mood in the photo is really nice but all of them are great 😄, also the music alongside was super chill. Thanks!
Excellent video! Fav shots: Shed on wheels, Mountain sun! Always look froward to watching your videos! Thanks
Thank you!🙇🏻♂️🤗 "Shed on wheels" I'll take that as a title haha :D
These shots are absolutely wonderful!
Aww thank you!🥺🙇🏻♂️
My favourite is the same as yours, but also the wheelie-shed from the beginning as a lone subject. Great shots, gotta do it too, get my lazy butt out of the bed.
Really enjoying your vids!! Hurts a little to shoot 400h doesn't it haha
Aww sweet, thanks!🙇🏻♂️ Yeah it does, I've got two more rolls left🥺
hey! love your videos mate! watching your videos just make forget about how literally everyone i know looks down and insult my photographs and just keep moving on and capturing what i love.. god bless;-)
i loved this
Thank you!🥺🙇🏻♂️
Great video! I really like these kind of videos you do, peaceful to look at. I like that you review all your pictures and the details about them, and also that you show all of them no matter if you are happy with them or not. My favorite was the one that was your favorite as well, well done sir!
wow, these shots are something! got my like already on the 2nd one!
Ohh sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️🤗
Amazing video and quality photos to make everything work. Narration was also spot on, very informative and not annoying like some other tubers are. I've watched a few of your videos in the past but this one made me subscribe. I'd you do more videos like this in the future try to switch up locations and scenery, I find that's what makes other tubers in this category successful.
Loving your videos man, it's refreshing to see someone considering the image and looking into the reading of it as well!
ugh i love this so much omg. also, the type of film?!?! amazing!
Aww thank you!🥺🙇🏻♂️
Really like your favorite and trailer shed
Ahh sweet!🤗
rip fuji 400h - great to see youtubers shooting something other than Portra! those images are amazing!
I live for this videos.
Thank you🥺🥺
I really like these photos! My favorite was the one of the mountains that you shot with the telephoto lens.
Ahh I see, great. Thank you!🤗🙇🏻♂️
great video, love the inclusion and choice of songs :)
also i really enjoyed your video of over analyzing a photo
What a beautiful morning for a photo walk. Love the colours of the Pro 400H & the shots you got. The shot you picked as your favourite is lovely & I actually really like the shot of the little trailer on wheels thing too👌 Great stuff again Teo.
Beautiful
Pro400h is a beautiful film!! Too bad fuji keeps discontinuing films!! It's just sad!! You were lucky to have one!! I never got the chance to shoot it. Beautiful photos as always!!
Excellent work mate
Aww thanks!🙇🏻♂️🤗
Isn't it ironic that you describe the powerpoles in the first photo as comforting while 50 years ago the powerpoles symbolised just the opposite in the exhibition called New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape.
Hey Teo, i watched a couple videos now. Very nice and lovely photography. I just wanted to make you aware, that maybe the white background when you show your photos might not be ideal. Many of us, I believe, watch on big screens too. And, that being said, the white background really distracts (just because of its brightness) from the atmosphere you have in many of your photos. Especially when you showcare darker photos. Maybe you can consider this for future videos! Cheers
Ahh thank you for pointing that out! Hmm I see. I actually really like it, because it's so neutral. Maybe darkening it just a bit can help, so that it still appears white, but just isn't as bright? I would really dislike going black or mid-grey honestly, because I think that's just aesthetically unpleasant🤔
Amazing video!
Thanks🙇🏻♂️
beatiful vid
Thank you!🙇🏻♂️
It’s so interesting to me how a year and a half ago my local photo shop, which is near the university, was always running out of Portra 400, while simultaneously overloaded with the far less selling Pro 400H. I’ve always enjoyed the cooler tones of Pro 400H personally and I miss its ready availability. I’m also curious what tripod you’re using(I need a nice travel tripod) and didn’t see it in the video description. Nice work, I enjoy your videos👍🏼
Great photos. what's the Mobile app you were using at the beginning?
do you color grade your photographs , or edit them at any point ?
Really nice atmosphere! Which lens did you used?
Thanks! It's a 35mm f/2.8 lens - I think the brand is Cosina🤔
Hey Teo!
Hey! :D
How to measure colour tone for video and photos
mobile chicken coop :-)
How did you scan these? They look amazing!
Hello. What's the reason for huge white frames for every photo? My display is blinding me with this white light and I can't appreciate your work.
The white frames are intended to neutralize the surrounding of the photograph and fit the photograph into the 16:9 aspect ratio. I'll try to darken it a bit, so that it doesn't become blinding haha. But I don't want to move too close to grey or even black because I find that aesthetically rather unpleasant🤔
Hi, ich bin neu. Für was ist die Kameramessgerät-App gut? Schöne Fotos übrigens
Hi Leon, danke!🤗
Das ist ein Belichtungsmesser, um zu messen, welche Einstellungen ich für jedes Foto brauche👍🏼. Den brauche ich, weil der interne Belichtungsmesser der Kamera nicht funktioniert🤷🏻♂️
Hey, which App are you using as your lightmeter?
Which lense do you use in this video?
Hi which lightmeter app are you using? Thanks ;)
It's just called "Lightmeter Free"🤷🏻♂️🤗
what lens did you use for the pentax k1000
It's a 35mm f/2.8 - I believe it from Cosina🤔🤗
I really liked your videos when you first start out but I can't help but feel you're out of your depths lately, there's nothing special with your compositions, you're not trying different angles, you don't learn each film stock properly before hastily making a video like this, maybe I'm overly critical. Hope to see more refreshing videos from you.
Really appreciate the honesty Jerome, thanks. Hmm I wonder why. I also don't feel like I'm at "peak performance" or so right now, but I also don't feel like I'm in a rut. I think maybe I've sort of fixed myself to a set of composition-styles that I like a lot and therefore tend to do them again and again, therefore eventually maybe seeming repetitive. However please keep in mind, that this video was not hastily made. I learn a film stock by shooting it and that is precisely what this video is intended to document. These photos are of course in no way portfolio worthy, they're just what I've been trying out lately. Showing not only my best moments, but everything is the whole point of my videos.
Cheers :)
@@teocrawford I applaud you for taking criticism well, I think the problem I see with your recent videos is that I’m not seeing enough variations if you’re really exploring a stock, there’s plenty of ways to shoot a stock, different lighting conditions, overexposing, underexposing, and using different filters. Just a bit of my two cents, if you feel comfortable composition wise then I’m not gonna comment on that.
@@Suckmine10 Hmm ok, I think I see now where we differ. While this is me testing a film stock, I do still try to take photographs that I think I will like. I don't really shoot anything just for the sake of testing out that condition, because it feels a little wasteful to me when I know that I'm not particularly going to enjoy the result. And seeing as I've of found my preferences through the time I've been shooting, I guess I tend to shoot similar things, because the variation for me lies in the detail, whereas you might look at it at a broader level. It's a bit like with music. I could listen to a bunch of heavy metal tracks and would probably think they all sound pretty much the same, which every Metal listener will of course strongly disagree to, because they hear all the nuances that make the song unique. But I don't want to accuse you of viewing these photographs superficially, no way - it's just an idea of how we might be seeing things differently🤔