Love your B&W work. And your videos of Japan are marvelous!...Tug at my heart and this one makes me home sick for Kyoto...it has been 30 years. Thank you...
Dear Steven, technical perfection isn't important. A photo should evoke emotions in the viewer. Your photos evoke a lot of emotions. Thanks for sharing.
I know I always say this but, beautiful images and video again Steven. Also, I agree with you on the slightly out of focus shots. What matters is that you captured the mood and feeling and you liked the shot!
Wonderful images, Steven - in particular the trainee Geishas; it has always been a source of fascination & cultural comprehension to that most ancient of social disciplines.
Once again, Steven, thank you for sharing these amazing windows onto your culture. My wife and I will definitely come to visit Japan in the next few years, as long as the Yen stays reasonably low, we will be able to afford it. But first we need to research it thoroughly, so we understand something about the country we will be visiting.
Great Video Steven, recently I shoot with a leica m6 for the first time, I’ve been a hard M3 user, thousands rolls with combo m3 + 50/2 collapsible, using the same lens in M6 i really missing the bigger and clear m3 frameline, but in otherwise the space out the frame help me to imerse and look around, for times waiting the subject go in or out the lines for make a click!
Ps.: I have a professional lab in Brasil, the eastman XX is one of my favorites film stocks, I love the result when i use D-76 stock for 6’:45” , I’ll try this time in D-96, because it’s almost the same developer; currently I develop all B&W with D-23 and I have great results, big latitude, incredible contrast, fine grain and works well with films expired and fresh if you work replenishing the work solution! Thank you so much for passionate and beautiful images and video, your channel inspiring the people to go out, make photos and share ❤
Steven - Great vide! Kyoto - So beautiful! The Maiko-San photo @ 1:58 has a very lovely tonality...can please tell me about the technicl specifics of this shot...it seems somewhat different from the other shot in this video. Thank you very much,,,stay well,,,a keep up your beautiful work...
Dear Steven a good photo, not a beautiful photo, in my opinion, is made of composition, subject but above all "magic" and some images that you have exposed in your video are truly magical thanks, in particular, to their imperfection. Thanks for sharing them with us :)🙏🙏 I have two photographic equipment: Canon for digital and Nikon for analog whose functions are often diametrically opposed, so it is often frustrating to switch from one system to the other. Having said that in Europe 400ft of Double xx cost 66000yen so don't complain about the price in Japan :)) Greetings from Luca in Venezia Italy.
Dear Steven...May I ask you which lens do you like better? the 35mm summilux pre asph or the 8 element? How do you decide which one to use when they are both great lens with very similar quality. Do you see a big difference between pre- asph f1.4 and 8 element's f2? Thanks, I enjoy watching your videos.
The photo @ 1:57 is absolutely beautiful. The luminosity is unreal. I also have a50 Summicron DR, and I might try it on either my M3 or M6 or even M2 . I have a couple of rolls of XX-5222 left which I intend to develop in home mixed D23 without any Sodium Chloride added. My absolute favourite developer is Perceptol which seems to be out of production in the last 5 months and no real information as to when it will be available again. I guess this is also due to the war in Ukraine. The pamdemic and Covid 19 excuses have got rather thin now, time for some other pathetic excuse!!!
I am a great fan of your B&W work. And your videos in Japan are marvelous...tug at my heart...this one makes me very home sick for Kyoto...it has been 30 years. Thank you, Be well...
Great Video. May I ask your recipe for the double x film with Fujifilm SPD? I have an expired package of SPD. Could the double x be pushed to 1600 or 3200 with the SPD?
Que encantadoras y guapas son las mujeres Japonesas son preciosas, siempre las he admirado con esa carita tan dulce, bueno tengo que decir que esa pelicula es una pelicula muy buena pero que aqui en ESPAÑA es bastante cara tambien, las imagenes son muy guapas y muy concretas, mi esposa y yo siempre habiamos querido visitar japon pero la economia deja mucho que desear pero esta en nuestro proyecto realizarlo sera un gran placer visitarlo y degustar la gastronomia y por supuesto fotografiarlo todo lo que me digan que pueda fotografiar claro, un saludo desde BARCELONA ESPAÑA.
Thank you Steven for these videos. The combination of interesting photographs, discussion and Japanese culture are very enjoyable.
Many thanks!
Love your B&W work. And your videos of Japan are marvelous!...Tug at my heart and this one makes me home sick for Kyoto...it has been 30 years. Thank you...
Just picked up a bunch of film to prepare for my upcoming trip to Japan. This video got me even more excited to visit.
Thanks:)
Dear Steven, technical perfection isn't important. A photo should evoke emotions in the viewer. Your photos evoke a lot of emotions. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, thank you :))
Steven, beautiful photos! Thanks
Very beautiful pictures. Thank you for sharing
Thanks bobby ；）
A beautiful sense of mystery in your pictures, Steven. Thank you.
Thank you so much, you know me!🤝
I know I always say this but, beautiful images and video again Steven. Also, I agree with you on the slightly out of focus shots. What matters is that you captured the mood and feeling and you liked the shot!
Thanks my friend! Yes we are Leica user😂😂
Thanks for sharing
i love your videos. Superb photos and i like your voice :)
Thank you Steven
@@parissideridis8907 Thank you :))
Another excellent video. Yes, I agree with you, shooting Leica is a little bit masochistic, but at the same time it really stimulates my creativity.
Yes I agree！
I always enjoying your videos. Thank you for posting. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for watching!
Wonderful images, Steven - in particular the trainee Geishas; it has always been a source of fascination & cultural comprehension to that most ancient of social disciplines.
Perfect explanation！thank you:))
My pleasure, Steven 🙂
Once again, Steven, thank you for sharing these amazing windows onto your culture. My wife and I will definitely come to visit Japan in the next few years, as long as the Yen stays reasonably low, we will be able to afford it. But first we need to research it thoroughly, so we understand something about the country we will be visiting.
Great thank you so mach:)
Another wonderful video! Thanks!
Great shots, you are a great photographer, I admire you.
Thank you so much 😀
京都とleicaは最高です。 美しい映像と写真ありがとうございます。 from kyoto
ありがとこざいます。
You’re right, we love to torture ourselves. These are amazing images you photographed.
Thanks:))
@@StevenTanno youre welcome
wow nice
哈囉～Steven你好！我的英文不太好所以使用中文留言，我在你的攝影中感受到很強烈的情感，讓我覺得原來拍照片這麼直接，可以如此簡單，技術不是第一位，真正的攝影應該是讓觀眾感受到情感的流露，我認為你的攝影很棒～我最近購nikon fm來作為我的第一台底片相機，因為剛開始底片攝影，我始終很不敢拿起相機來拍，也不太敢分享我拍完後的相片，但在你的影片中我感到很驚訝原來拍攝可以如此自然、稀鬆平常，謝謝你的影片和你的照片，這是一部很美的影片和照片，也讓我有拿起fm拍攝的勇氣～
很高興你喜歡：））
我個人比較喜歡直覺拍攝的那類照片，那些思考很全面的照片有時會很僵硬，缺少那種活生感。當然，安塞亞當斯除外。
Great Video Steven, recently I shoot with a leica m6 for the first time, I’ve been a hard M3 user, thousands rolls with combo m3 + 50/2 collapsible, using the same lens in M6 i really missing the bigger and clear m3 frameline, but in otherwise the space out the frame help me to imerse and look around, for times waiting the subject go in or out the lines for make a click!
Ps.: I have a professional lab in Brasil, the eastman XX is one of my favorites film stocks, I love the result when i use D-76 stock for 6’:45” , I’ll try this time in D-96, because it’s almost the same developer; currently I develop all B&W with D-23 and I have great results, big latitude, incredible contrast, fine grain and works well with films expired and fresh if you work replenishing the work solution! Thank you so much for passionate and beautiful images and video, your channel inspiring the people to go out, make photos and share ❤
D-76 for 6:45 is in 20 degrees water temperature？
@@StevenTanno yes!
Wonderful Steven. May I ask which camera you use for your video sequences? Thank you.
@@thisisframes I was usung s Sony A7iv.
Steven - Great vide! Kyoto - So beautiful! The Maiko-San photo @ 1:58 has a very lovely tonality...can please tell me about the technicl specifics of this shot...it seems somewhat different from the other shot in this video. Thank you very much,,,stay well,,,a keep up your beautiful work...
Dear Steven a good photo, not a beautiful photo, in my opinion, is made of composition, subject but above all "magic" and some images that you have exposed in your video are truly magical thanks, in particular, to their imperfection. Thanks for sharing them with us :)🙏🙏
I have two photographic equipment: Canon for digital and Nikon for analog whose functions are often diametrically opposed, so it is often frustrating to switch from one system to the other. Having said that in Europe 400ft of Double xx cost 66000yen so don't complain about the price in Japan :))
Greetings from Luca in Venezia Italy.
Apparently film is still cheap in Japan. Thanks for the information and thank you very much for your kind comment. Thanks Luca！I love Italy so much:))
Beautiful video. I dream to travel to Kyoto and to get a Leica M6
Thanks, yes good to go there.;))
Lovely video and images!
Many thanks!
Excellent work!
Many thanks!
Dear Steven...May I ask you which lens do you like better? the 35mm summilux pre asph or the 8 element? How do you decide which one to use when they are both great lens with very similar quality. Do you see a big difference between pre- asph f1.4 and 8 element's f2? Thanks, I enjoy watching your videos.
@@johnang7641 Yes there are very differebt the pre-a and 8 elements. I usually use pre-a when I want compact and lightweight.
@@StevenTanno Thank you Steven. I will continue to enjoy your wonderful video and sensibility.
Very nice video again!
Thanks again!
The photo @ 1:57 is absolutely beautiful. The luminosity is unreal. I also have a50 Summicron DR, and I might try it on either my M3 or M6 or even M2 . I have a couple of rolls of XX-5222 left which I intend to develop in home mixed D23 without any Sodium Chloride added. My absolute favourite developer is Perceptol which seems to be out of production in the last 5 months and no real information as to when it will be available again. I guess this is also due to the war in Ukraine. The pamdemic and Covid 19 excuses have got rather thin now, time for some other pathetic excuse!!!
😄😄
I am a great fan of your B&W work. And your videos in Japan are marvelous...tug at my heart...this one makes me very home sick for Kyoto...it has been 30 years. Thank you, Be well...
Great Video.
May I ask your recipe for the double x film with Fujifilm SPD? I have an expired package of SPD. Could the double x be pushed to 1600 or 3200 with the SPD?
Very nice🤙👏👍🇦🇷
Thanks 👍
Que encantadoras y guapas son las mujeres Japonesas son preciosas, siempre las he admirado con esa carita tan dulce, bueno tengo que decir que esa pelicula es una pelicula muy buena pero que aqui en ESPAÑA es bastante cara tambien, las imagenes son muy guapas y muy concretas, mi esposa y yo siempre habiamos querido visitar japon pero la economia deja mucho que desear pero esta en nuestro proyecto realizarlo sera un gran placer visitarlo y degustar la gastronomia y por supuesto fotografiarlo todo lo que me digan que pueda fotografiar claro, un saludo desde BARCELONA ESPAÑA.
@@erchata Gracias!
请问不再配中文字幕了吗
@@askali8602 有的呀
@@StevenTanno 對不起，感謝🙏
❤❤❤😂😂😂
In the US, a 400 foot roll would be 48,000 yen.
@@bngr_bngr yes, Yen is cheaper so all things become expensive.
Do the Police or security people in Japan,ever ask that no photos be taken in certain areas?
Almost no such areas except a military base.