48 Hours of Film & Digital Photography on the Oregon Coast.
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2022
- Shooting both film and digital photos on the Oregon Coast with my Nikon F3 and Fuji X100V. This was Carl’s first time ever seeing the ocean, so it was a pretty big deal for us.
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One of the best videos I have ever watched on RUclips.
Wow, thank you so much 🥹
Not every day you find the next big RUclips photographer with less than 1000 subs on here. Excited to follow your journey.
Wow, thank you so much! Sure hope you’re right, haha. Excited to have you here 🤘
No joke. This is 100K subscriber content here I'm pretty sure. If I had to take a guess.
Had to turn off my phone and watch this on my high def TV. Amazing and inspiring :) Thanks Dylan
Ahh that’s amazing, thank you so much!
I am binge watching all your videos in a row and my only complain so far is that... there are not enough!
I really like your aesthetic. I'm not exactly sure what it is, maybe the warmth of the color, maybe your specific oranges and browns and greens...?
Watching your videos puts me in some kind of meditating state. Nothing else matter and it ease my soul.
Thank you. I'm looking for your next piece of art.
PS : Love your dog! He has character.
I honestly couldn’t ask for a better comment! Thank you so much for the kind words, I’m so happy to hear that these videos can bring you a moment a peace. I’ll give Carl (the dog) a pat on the head and let him know he’s appreciated. He’s such a good pal to have around. More videos coming soon! Appreciate you going back through all of them. Cheers!
duuuudeeeee your Video work AND photo work is AMAZING!!!!
Ahh thank you so much! Really appreciate that.
Film photos, digi photos and edits, video edits, color grading and everything in between absolutely on point. So we’ll done man!
Ah thank you so so much for that! Glad you appreciate the mixed mediums haha!
Just discovered your channel. Love your videos. Keep up the great work. Man, the Pacific North West is so beautiful.
Appreciate that! Thanks for watching.
Man i'm so glad you have a youtube channel, awesome stuff
Appreciate that, Matthew! Glad you're enjoying it.
Amazing trip for some very cool pictures
Thank you!
Dude, with such high quality video, you should have way more followers!
Thanks! I'm trying, haha. Fingers crossed.
I really hope you will one day share a colour grading tutorial and editing video!!! amazing!
Thank you! The future holds interesting things....
These shots are so beautiful they give me goosebumps! Excellent music too, it really complements the visuals.
Wow thank you so much! One of my favorite places on earth ❤️
Awesome work, Dylan. Can't wait to keep watching you grow on YT!
Thanks so much, Brandon! Appreciate you 🤜
Absolute bliss! Watched this as I edited images and it was relaxing and motivational. Incredible images and video editing is top notch.
Wow, thank you! Means a ton, glad you enjoyed it. 😊
Awesome images great scenery 👍😃
Thanks so much!
great video and amazing photos
Thanks so much!
Everything about this was just absolutely beautiful!
Too kind, Matt! Thanks brother.
OMG so beautiful & inspiring✨🤍
Glad you think so! Really kind of you.
Omg so beautiful ! The combo video + digital photos + film photos is just perfect 🥰 Thanks for making me travel ❤
Thank you so much! Very glad you enjoyed it 🙏
Love the vibes and the photos and the songs!!!
Right on!! Thanks so much for the support 👊
Wow! Awesome content, shock to see that you only have 724 subs while watching the vid, continue making content and for sure more people would love your videos. New subscriber here making it 725!
Really appreciate your support! Thankful to have you!
Love this format for a video! Videography is next level
Ah too kind, Jacob! Appreciate it 🙏
love the video and so many great photos!!!
Really appreciate that! Very kind.
Love the Oregon coast - You really did the area justice and told a beautiful story - bravo!
Thank you so much! I appreciate that 🙏
Stunning visuals
Ah thank you 🤘
6:23 Amazing and so dramatic. Your video editing is very surprising and you are really good at storytelling.
Really appreciate you watching and for the kind words, super encouraging to hear that. 🙏
You never miss man! So so good!
My dude! 🤜💥🤛
Each and every photo was beautiful 😍
Thank you!
Excellent story telling. Great visuals!
Thanks so much!
Wow. The footage, editing, music, everything just gives such an immersive vibe. It's stunningly beautiful and as someone who always wanted to try making cinematographic videos like yours, watching your video inspired me. Thanks and again - wow!
Ah wow, thanks so much for the kind words! Means a lot to hear that it inspired you in some way. You can do it! 💪
Love the video and photos. As a new photographer, I admire the composition in all of your pics! It's clear you have a lot of experience shooting film and digital. I think I learned a good deal just looking how you frame your photos. Thanks and keep up the great work!
Really happy you enjoyed everything, means a lot to hear that you got something out of it. I have indeed been shooting for many years and I’m sure you will too - if the process brings you joy then you’re doing it right!
Wow such a great video!!
Thank you!
Great vid man, nailed it keep them coming 👍
Thank you, Kyle! 🤜💥🤛
Yessir! Love watching your videos, bro!
Thanks so much, Tim! 👊
@@DylanSpitz Absolutely, bro! Literally felt like I went on the trip with you all!
@@TimTrussJr that’s amazing to hear, man. So happy you enjoyed it!
Wow, I almost never comment on YT, but this is the most artistic video of the Oregon Coast I've seen. How come it's only 2.5k views? As other folks say - the editing, the sound, the video footage and photos - all great. Now I want to come back to the place and do photography there.
It is absolutely crazy to hear that, thank you so much for the compliments! It is such a beautiful place, a photo trip would always be a great time 🤘
Fantastic content Dylan!
Thanks so much!
lovely shots!
Thank you Kendra!
wow ^_^, so many impressive shots ! deserve like ! great content, very atmospheric !
Thanks so much!
Love the Oregon Coast scenery - from China
Such a special place. Cheers!
Awesome video bro! Stoked to have stumbled across your channel.
Ayyy thanks, Dave! Appreciate you 👊
@@DylanSpitz The feeling is mutual & really was confirmation on the direction I want my channel to go. So thrilled to be able to follow along your journey. Keep up the great work!
Dylan the attention to the smallest details in this video make the difference, I noticed you use different shutter clicking sounds depending on the camera used for each shot shown in the video... phenomenal.
I wasn’t sure anyone would even notice that I recorded the different camera shutters haha. Glad you did! I appreciate the kind words, very encouraging for me to get out of my own way and put more videos up here.
Such an awesome film! Storytelling and tones are right on, subbed! I think there's a few of us who would love to know your secret sauce i.e. your Davinchi colour workflow! I have the a7siii but wow - you've just opened my eyes to it's potential!
Really appreciate that, Thomas! Hahaha I don’t have too many secrets really, just a workflow that involves basic corrections, then creative decisions like curves, colors and power windows, then a chain of effects like grain, sometimes subtle halation, etc.. overall it’s usually ~15 nodes per clip. I’ll use the hero shot from each scene as the starting point for that color palette/location. Hope that helps! It’s a wildly capable camera and I absolutely adore it.
Wow... Really nice video!
I am really curious about your color grading workflow. I would love to see a video about that!
Continue the great work!
Thanks Renato! Right on, I could maybe do that one day. I actually responded to another comment somewhere below with more info on it if you’re interested. 🤜💥🤛
How much good light can you get on one trip?! Unreal!
Hahaha it was such an amazing trip, I still think about it often.
damn such good content
you deserve way more subs
Ah, thanks Shafi! Means a lot.
So good. The intro music is so dope, every time. That shot with the surfer is a special one. Love the production value, the attention to detail (changing shutter sounds depending on the camera used), is second to none. Love the vibe when the weather changes, great transition. Can't wait for the next one! Do you use a pro mist filter on your x100v, if so what strength?
Wow, you are the best! I’m stoked that someone pointed that out about the actual shutter sounds, haha. Very encouraging feedback that I definitely don’t just glance over…so thank you, seriously. And yes! I almost always use a 1/8 on the x100v unless I’m shootings details or want to capture more of a “gritty” scene.
just wanna tell u that I made it that far and watched the whole thing. When I saw that the video is 18min long, I save it to watch later and make sure I am free and have my pair of good headphones ready when I enjoy the whole thing. Can u make more X-E4 video please next time haha. Cuz X-E4 is what Im thinking of buying
Incredible! Thank you for taking time out of your day to do that, means a lot to me. I'm sure the x-e4 will appear again sometime haha!
really nice edit ! I really enjoyed it :)
Thanks, David!
@@DylanSpitz did u edit the x100v footage in lightroom? or is this are fujifilm simulation
@@davidmazur1146 shot in raw, edited in Lightroom
@@DylanSpitz ok thanks :) can u do a review about the fujifilm x100v in the future?
Awesome photos man. Wondering if you edit your film scans? They look so vibrant and warm, love it
Hey, thanks so much! I actually develop and scan everything myself at home, so I do get to make whatever decisions/adjustments I like along the way while processing them. Usually always prefer my images a bit more colorful and airy than they would be straight from a lab scan.
Watching this one again with Sarah because I thought she would dig it. Just caught that your using a pretty "new" Nikon. Personally love the later Nikon's. I have an N65 with a modern 50mm lens. It does pretty well!
Omg. My bad, I was thinking the F6. Haha
Ah man, so cool that you’re watching again, I hope she enjoyed it! I loooooove my Nikon F3…it’s everything I want/need in a film body
Dude this was amazing! The photos, videos, commentary - all executed perfectly. I was wondering if you used a fuji recipe in some of the shots, or did you edit them yourself?
Hey, thanks so much for the kind words. I always just shoot raw and edit to taste in Lightroom. 🤘
Awesome video, man. Did you use a film simulation on your X100v or were your photos edited in post? Thanks in advance!
Thanks so much! I shoot raw and edit in Lightroom. I actually just released my first ever preset system and I'm quite proud of it. ❤️
Im' curious what your video settings were, looks great. From a fellow X100V shooter, great content.
Hey Brandon, thank you! I shoot all of the video on my A7SIII in Slog3 and color grade the footage in Resolve.
Amazing shots! Which trail was the one with all the fog? I plan to take a trip up there soon and would love to check out that spot
Thanks! That was at Cape Lookout. Beautiful area.
wow the production on this video was amazing!! how do you edit your x100v files? do you use a specific preset? would love to see your process on that 🥰 subbed
Hey, thank you! I shoot raw and just edit each image from scratch usually using my film images from each scene as a visual reference to guide my decision making. No two photos really ever get the same treatment, but that’s also half the fun of it. 🤙
YES! The internet gods have blessed us with another Dylan Spitz video! So stoked everytime. Each video just gets better and better. Love the film shots. How do you go about developing? Do you normally send it out or develop at home? Just curious. Be well. Cheers.
Haha! Thanks friend! I develop and scan it all at home. It’s stressful and fun at the same time, but I love it. This video took me an absolute eternity to make so I’m stoked that you enjoyed it!
@@DylanSpitz You are most welcome! Developing and scanning at home really can take forever. I normally roll with Cinestill DF96, although some folks might hate on it. I hope to get closer to this type of production quality as I go on my own journey! I'm really inspired, excited to see how far this channel will go.
@@GrandTreasureBay don’t tell the judges but that’s what I used to develop the tri-x roll in this video 😂
@@DylanSpitz nice! I feel validated now haha
So good man!! What lens were you using for those wide video shots?!?🔥
Thank you, Logan! Those were with the Sony 16-35mm 2.8 GM
sensational!!! Pro mist on the X100?
Thank you! During this era, yes - I don't as much anymore for photo work. Always 1/8 for video though.
Beautiful. Can I ask how you take care of your camera gear while on a beach/near sand? When I was young, I had sand ruin a zoom lens on a camera, and since have been very hesitant to shoot anything near sandy areas. Easy to do when I live in a land-locked state, but would love some advice for when I am able to travel to the ocean!
Hey! Thanks for that. When I am near sand I usually just make sure my cameras are on straps and secure - and avoid “close to the ground” angles or super windy conditions.
Wow this is amazing!! Amazing videography and photography! I just bought a x100v and have been having difficulty using the portra 400 recipe and trying to expose foreground properly without overexposing highlights. You seem to do it perfectly here! Am curious if your x100v photos here are straight out of camera with the portra 400 recipe or did you shoot raw and then edit them in post? The colors are stunning and exposure is on point!
Hey, thank you so much! Really appreciate the kind words. I always just shoot raw with the x100v and edit to taste in Lightroom, no recipes or presets or anything. Some of the time I’m actually using my film photos from each location as a reference to help guide my digital edits if that makes sense. Hope that helps!
@@DylanSpitz That makes a lot of sense, thanks for sharing! It’s no wonder your x100v shots looked so much like your film shots 😍 Keep up the awesome and beautiful work! I also live in the PNW so videos like these get me so inspired to go out and explore all the beautiful nature around us 😁
@@halleneguo1677 that’s so cool to hear! It’s a beautiful part of the world, that’s for sure.
@@halleneguo1677 Try using a mist filter (black pro mist or similars). They help a lot with overexposure. I shoot SOOC Classic Negative, with the filter on, and I never have to worry about blowing highlights, as the filter helps a lot retaining slight detail - makes it look similar to film in the rendering :)
The opening shot with the surfer is unreal, what focal length was that?
Thank you! That was with the 70-200 2.8. Probably at 200mm.
@@DylanSpitz wow, I was expecting a 35mm or something lol. It's the exact same scene I have had in my head for a project. Cheers for the reply
@@themarksmanABP any time! 🤜
Where is the rock formation at the beginning of the "longest day" at? I am headed to Cannon beach in a few days.
That was Cape Kiwanda ❤ Enjoy your trip!
707 subs is criminal. Let's make it 708
Hahaha, thank you!
Sell these presets and take my money!
Hahaha I would if I had presets I promise!