8 Film Photography Hacks and Tips
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2020
- These are 8 of my favorite film photography hacks and tips.
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Willem stocking more film than food in his fridge during this quarantine is exactly the kind of inspiration I need right now
Gonna have to start eating the portra soon
Those pictures of the kitchen and living room wall will be awesome!
@@WillemVerb ahhh so the ISO value doubles as the caloric value...tight.
@@jimi3314 Oh so that's why Lomo 800 has been sold out? Makes sense.
@@WillemVerb Those expired slides look delicious as well. Can't wait to see that video
The photo of that house with the snow flurries in front of it is stunning. Definitely need a print of that!! Killer work dude!
Same! I pre-ordered the book but I want that shot as a print.
For everyone who's useing a camera without automatic film threading (lever-operated SLR an RF): Always put in the film end FIRST into the wind-up spool and then insert the cartridge into it's place - it's much more easy this way round and saves your film from to much pre-exposure. This was the way the pro's handeled it for decades, while every camera manufacturer kept to teach it wrong within their manuals...
everybody gangsta till my roommate try to eat my film at 3 a.m.
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Would love to see a video by Willem where he shoots an entire roll of nothing but self portraits indoors
Hell I would even pay 💰
Might have to secure the bag
With flash 📸
can’t tell that from your nickname
That first tip about wetting one roll to get the other one out is the best advice I've ever received in my life. Thank you so much, saved me so much money lol.
I’m a starting film photographer, I really appreciate you.
willfrank_ 699 welcome to the film photography community 📸
Welcome to the addiction that is film. It will take all your money but it will make you very happy 😂💜
I Hate Photographers thank you, I’m very excited.
Mia Hefner 😂 I cant wait
There are two things that will always stay true in life. Water will be wet, and Willem Verbeeck will be wearing a hoodie.
Lowkey wear them because they hold my lav mic nicely near my face, but also cause im staying cozy af
Willem Verbeeck I feel you on the cozy front! Something tells me that hoodie sales have gone way up this month!
And a hat
Willem Verbeeck where did u get ur hoodie from?
@@WillemVerb is that a magnus ronning hoodie i see?
BEEP!!
William: "dude come on"
😂😂😂😂😂😂👍🏻
Finally some good entertainment to fill the lonely and incredibly boring time in quarantine
Hey Willem, ever thought about making a video shooting with a manual flash?? I'm really interested in it and have a few but no clue how to use them
I 2nd this.
Def do this
I 3rd/4th that. I'd like to know how you can accurately meter for flash manually on film.
Honestly if you just look up strobe tutorials online you can apply the same principles to film by accounting for its speed. When im shooting quickly and dont have time to calculate I typically just fire a few test flashes and gauge it with a light meter which never fails :D
1) with flash meter (~ using an incident meter): Assuming you are in a position to use a meter, then set the meter to measure flash with remote triggering. Set the meter to the ISO (and flash sync shutter speed, for some meters) you are using. From the subject location with the meter facing the camera, press the measure button and trigger the flash to get a reading.
2) without a flash meter: Aperture = Guide Number (GN) for the ISO your are using/distance. The most difficult part is estimating the distance if the subject is far away. For example, the Metz 45 CT-4 has a GN of 148' at ISO 100, hence 148 (GN)/26 feet = f/5.6. Some flashes have a scale to look up the value.
Note that one can use factional power (if available) to vary the power of a manual flash. Also, factional power reduces recycling time.
"under five dollars on amazon" > looks on amazon> 629 € LOL
We use real money. Cash money.
162€ over here
Giving tips - meaning u made a big step from start. Sharing experience - thank u for that!
Every video you upload is just so good in content and quality ! Love your videos ! ❤️
Keep those theory book recommendations coming! I picked up Camera Lucida back when you mentioned it in another video and it has forever changed how I look at a photograph.
Wow, the tip about pulling the leader of a 135 roll is amazing! I wish I had known that back when 35mm was all that I shot. Thanks again for the entertainment and education while we're all staying safe at home. You take care, too!
Keep it up...u have inspired me to start photography..being 16 it is a great hobby and relieves stress from school ..thank uuuu😊
can you please do a video on how you got into film photography, what inspired you and any tips for beginners?
Love your work!
I literally started watching your videos yesterday & bought a canon a1 + 50mm lens + speed lite. Your videos helps a lot !
I have watched just about all your videos on this topic and I am now obsessed with film.
So happy to see you're getting more comfortable infront of the camera. I'm always excited to watch your new vids, king
Great work man, I recently started shooting film and I learned a lot from you!! Keep up the great work!
So glad to see u again bringing top content. Stay safe, Love from Argentina.
Thank you Willem, this worked a treat!
i watched this video for fun (bc i love your vids) and 3 weeks later found myself needing to use the first two hacks! amazing
I randomly found your vids in my recommendations and started watching a couple, sooner I started to question how the pictures in the film are develop, how is picture taken on the film, is there a specific for film, and do you have to keep the film in the freezer or just somewhere where it's normally cold. Yea I just got hooked
I wanna learn more also I love the way you film your videos and finally thank you
Thank you for keeping me busy with your videos during lockdown.
Thank you for keeping us entertained
Baggage handler at airport tries to pick up Pelicase...*baggage handler snaps in half*
HAHAHAHHAHAHAH
I like that you smile a lot! Much needed in these hostile times, thank you!
Thanks for the tips! Keep safe and take care Willem!!
I would be super interested in more book recommendations about (film-)photography!
I bought a 35mm camera because of your videos and all the other creators you led me to. Was excited about going out and using it and then all this covid chaos happened and I'm stuck inside :P. Really appreciate these little tip videos, if you're stuck for videos to make while we're all on lockdown I'm sure I'm not the only one who would love more of your technical insights/tips and stuff in general. Love the videos man
Thanks for these amazing tips. I bought a Minolta x700 because of your Videos. Now I had to use the Tips 1 & 2, amazing. It worked, thanks again.
dope! love the speedlight use with long exposures im sure those images came out super well
Willem those first hacks have saved me big time, thank you from New Zealand, Stay Safe Brother !
boiii I clicked so fast lol During this quarantine, I basically watched all your videos. Used to work in a dark room but I let it go years ago, just ordered a brand new canonet rangefinder and going to get back into film because of you! Thanks for the inspo and love the content :)
That means a ton! Thank you :))
also on the "filter hack" you can also get those systems that use a very large square filter that are all the same size, and there's different rings for different sized lenses. They store easily as well because they're literally just a flat square with no ring... you can fit 10 filters into a little holder with not much of a footprint.
I just got into film and I find your videos very helpful thank you and your voice is really nice and helps me go to sleep
honestly love your videos !
The first time I accidentally hit the rewind button, I was surrounded by experienced photographers, one person jokingly called out, “We’ve got training wheels here!!!”. The great thing about that moment, all of them were welcoming and some said, “Shif happens.”
Great video! Thank you!
thanks Willem ,very inspiring videos in general! good luck buddy
I just got a Kodak Vigilant Junior Six-20 today. Time to chill with Willem. Thanks quarantine!
Great video, thank you mate
The film leader trick is very helpful!!! Thank you so much for sharing this.
Bless you Willem, I've been dying of boredom. Please make more videos ❤️
Stay strong!! I appreciate the content, no matter how “exciting” you may or may not think it is.
Literally dropped everything to watch this, love your work 👌👌
Hope you weren't holding a camera. Thanks!
Hey Willem, been watching your content for a while now, Love it !!
Please do a video on how you use a flash with a film camera (and how you did this amazing shot in the snow at 8:12 !)
Cheers !
Make a video on the process in using the manual flash!!!
Learning so much from you! Cheers
Those photos you took in the arctic are gorgeous dude. Hope we see more of them!
man you seem like a really nice person. i'm not even a phorographer, i didn't even took my first shot yet but i really love to watch your videos.
I just found your channel, I love it! It is so helpful, I have always been into photography but am just getting into film.
#2 is unreal. wouldn't have even considered that, love it.
One of my favorite film photographers!!
The snow picture is incredible. Wow.
Awesome Video dude!! Very insightful
I have that same hoodie! Love it so much
Oh my gosh this actually helped alot! Keep it up man!
can you do a video where you show us how to use a manual flash and light meter while you’re shooting? doing this lesson while you go out and shoot would be super helpful! love your videos, they’ve been helping me get started with film :)
Great video! Making light of the current world situations!
Super useful tips! Very good video! Thanks Willem 😊
Tip Number 2 is exactly what I needed now! Thanks man!
Tried the tip of putting water on the film to retract the other role worked great! Thanks Willem 🔥
wow, that first one is insanely useful! Thank you.
Great vid mate. The filter tip was the one for me.
Great stuff - been shooting film my whole life and still learned a bit. Stay safe everyone!
Excited about your zine, it'll be my first one ever! Preview pics look realy nice 👌
Great tips, thanks
The film retrieval trick helped! thanks!
an amazing video!
my father just gave me his old camera Carena SRH 500. I can't wait to start learning to shoot with film again 😅
We need to know more about the zine! :D
Trying to post info on instagram once it starts letting me post stories again today
I see the website has already gone into password protected mode #stealthmode
Great video as always Willem, that first tip saved me a roll🙏🏼
OMG! The first tip is life-changing!
Hey bro picking up my first film camera tomorrow been super interesting watching your channel. Cheers Ben
Good Video!!.......Thanks a bunch!!
youre inspiring me! thank you
I've had to use that 'cover the lens to advance the frames' trick more times than I'd like to admit after accidentally rewinding rolls haha.
You're the best. Really. Your smile also makes me feel happy, keep up the good work :)
Your videos are so nice and serene
Love this guy,, I see him and I click!!
The tip about one filter and different ring adapters is a real money saver! It’s actually a no-brainer but…well enough about me 😄…thanks for this and the other advice 👍
COol TricKs!! Thanks for sharing!
Hi, what an incredible video. Keep up the good work! I look forward to your next video.
Thanks! Great tips!!:)
Of course we enjoyed the video (what a question), amazing content as usual from one of my favorite film photographers out there. Every time you post a video i know i am done when i listen to “peace” at the end of it :D (even watching the square space promotion lol) and yeah, cool new font 😁
Willem is out here pumping that heat like always! Also, can you make a more in-depth video on the pro mist filter?
A new Willem video? Heck yes!
thank you willem, very cool
Willem! Thank you for your first hack. That just happened to me when did rewind.
Great vid homie!
Rad lil' quarantine vid! Do you still have your voigtlander Bessa? Would love to see some more 35mm work.
10/10 video would watch again
Yeaah man! thanks a lot ✨
I personally use Nanuk hard cases instead of Pelican. I got a hard case with the foam inserts that's specifically sized for carry on, has roller wheels and a collapsible handle for less than $120 on amazon. It's waterproof and bright orange and the sucker will float!
I’ve just started making videos about film and digital photography and I have to admit that you’re my main inspiration. Thank you Willem, cheers from Florence!
Hey. Great video, as always. Two ideas: next video could be a selfportrait tutorial for this quarantine and, for future videos I’d like to see how you use that Nikon flash. Greetings from Spain!
YOU ARE A LIFESAVER