Why you should shoot Black and White film photography
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- Опубликовано: 25 сен 2023
- I head out to Valley of Fire here in Nevada, just outside of Las Vegas to experiment with 3 different 35mm film stocks and see how shooting black and white film can really change your mindset when it comes to photography. Ilford hp5, Kodak t-max and Kosmo Foto Agent Shadow#35mmfilmphoto #blackandwhitephotography #filmphotography #freelancephotographer #photography
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Because Chicks dig it
haha nailed it!
Great video man! Loving the TSSF in the background too.
Thanks for watching Dan! yessir had to slip in some great music choices since music is a big part of my life.
Which film cameras do you use please? Very interesting watch your videos nice!
Thanks for watching Aidan! i have quite a few, which ill make a video on soon but in this video specifically i have Contax t2, Nikon EM and Nikkormat EL and Pentax IQ zoom 115. CheerS!
good photos, cool to see a comparison of each film, their qualities
AH thank you for watching! yeah it was a fun process to shoot them all and see the similarities but also the differences.
@@SeanJorgensen I like Ilford films much more than Kodak BW
Interesting! I like them both for different reasons @@jamilyphotos3075
@@SeanJorgensen actually for me kodak double x would be the most beautiful result of bw films kodak.
Amazing!! BW hits too hard bro! Colour not needed. I believe it’ll look good framed!
Which stock did you prefer? And what was your hit rate? I liked your shots on T-max-finer grain makes the textures of the stone look very defined for 35mm. Would you consider returning to shoot with a yellow or red filter? The contrast of the stone against the sky would be crazy!
Great video!!
Hey Colin, first off thank you so much for watching! Yeah there are definitely a couple from this set I want to blow up and frame.
I like the richness in blacks from hp5 but I think Tmax takes the cake on this. The finer grain and sharpness of Tmax is just perfect for this location. I have never used a yellow or red filter but ill do some research and super keen on going back for 2.0