Shooting Film at ISO 6400 | Street Photography | Leica M6 | Kodak Tmax P3200@6400 | HIS S02 EP11
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2019
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Welcome to another episode. This one is very different because there is no fancy intro and no b-roll. However, instead of the first person perspective that my GoPro usually provides, I had someone filming me to let you guys see me shooting street photography in Singapore at night. Because of that and the rainy weather when I wasn't able to film b-roll clips. I hope you like the episode anyway. That day it was super hot and it rained right before we were planning to hit the streets. The humidity was through the roof and because of that, the streets weren't as packed as the day before when I scouted the place. Nevertheless, it was good fun shooting and a special thanks goes out to CookiesnQReam for helping me out shooting the episode. Go and check out his channel here:
/ @qir0ng
Kodak T-Max P3200 developed in HC110, B, 12 min, 20°C
Hope you enjoy the episode, see you in the next one! :)
👉 Settings for low light STREET PHOTOGRAPHY:
• Settings for low light...
👉 Shooting from the hip:
• Shooting from the hip ...
👉 How to master manual focus:
• 5 Tips | HOW TO MASTER...
👉 How I scan 35mm film | Part 1:
• How I scan 35mm film |...
👉How I scan 35mm film | Part 2
• How I scan 35mm film |...
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YESSSSSS! This 3rd person view helps soooooo much to learn how to interact and stay invisible! So many Photographers only speak about how to approach shooting, and then you see some posed and fake clips. But this is the real deal because your really in the action and to see the result immediately afterwards is brilliant! I like this even more than the go pro because here is more to learn. Thank you so much!
Thank you! Glad you like it. 🙂
Love the 3rd person view combined with the gopro! We don't always need sweet b-roll ;)
Haha. Thank you Chris! The thing is that for me it's kind of distracting when there is somebody else filming me. The person filming doesn't know what I am about to do and often I have to act very quickly and it's hard to predict.
@@therealsirrobin We know, and we get it. It's also even more distractinf to people when there's a second camera shooting them! Once in a while it's just cool to see :)
I know it's not always feasible but I really enjoyed seeing a perspective other than looking down the lens. For me as a budding street photographer it's interesting to be able to see how you move around and interact with people while shooting.
Also, I'm going to have to shoot some P3200 now! I've shot Delta but your images looked a lot better to me than what I tend to see from that film.
Thank you! Yeah, Kodak P3200 looks pretty good, can't compare to Delta 3200 but I wanna try that especially in 120.
It always amazes me how little people pay attention lol its great for street photographers though. You are a pro at this. I like seeing how you approach people
the last photo of the lovers is cool~ great timing! like a hunter
I prefer these types of videos, so we can better understand how you approach shooting. Of course you need a cameraman and I guess it's not always possible.
As I mentioned before, it is also distracting for me and prefer shooting all by myself.
Always fun to watch your scanning the street!
Your timing is amazing. A true gift.
Thank you!
thanks for the inspiration and this perspective!
Very interesting video, with the change of perspective. I would enjoy one of these every once in a while. Great job.
Thank you very much!
Impressive results!
This definitely is a film I must try out some time.
Love the very first shot. Spot on and great composition !
Grtzzz
Thank you! 🙂
These photos look like they were shot in daylight! Really impressed with the film and your processing. Some really great and brave shots as always and I so wish I had your courage at street photography!
Thank you very much!
Nice job Robin, the film looks good . The bus stop picture was also my favorite. Keep the videos coming ✌🏼
Dankeschön! ✌️
One of your best videos. Enjoyed watching you „acting“ during photographing. Greets Marc
Thank you Marc!
Great work!
Very good! Love your video as usual!
Thank you!
I really like the last one! the third person view gives us a even better view of how you shoot!
Thank you Jayden! 🙏
really love your great works
Thank you!
3:03 is excellent !!!!! good job !
Thank you very mich Emmanuel!
Great footage.
Like Chris Wilhelmsen , love the Go Pro and Secondary shooter
Just copy and paste what I replied earlier..."... it is also distracting for me and prefer shooting all by myself."
wow it looks nice!
Thank you Nick!
Impressive, you and the gear.
good job as always
Thank you!
wie immer klasse!!!
Dankeschön!
Your night photography is sooo impressive! I tried to shoot film at night and basically collected dark and grainy pics of rather dull subjects - that are blurred. But your videos really motivates to go out, try again and get better, so thanks mate!
Thank you! Check out my video about settings for low light street photography, that, might help you out! 👌
@@therealsirrobin Surely did! I'll try again..
I have mixed feeling about this. Its just that i couldnt do it, it feels risky and kind of wrong. But hell your photos are awesome. I guess this is what it takes to portrait reality as it is. And after all we shouldnt be afraid of photos. Keep up with your great work.
Ahhh it is so familiar... every corner in this vid I've been shoot like 5 years already. BTW 5:01 that Korean restaurant on the right taste good & they got fair price.
Thank you very much Joe! 👌
I tried to push the Ilford Delta 1600@3200 one day and I was not able to get as fine grain as you achieved for 6400. Great job!
Thank you! Never shot Delta 3200 need to give it a try one day.
dope pictures sir!
Thank you!
3d person view ist nice - so we are able to see how invisible you can be to the people ;).
Thank you very much Pierre! 🙏
3rd person combined with GoPro is a really good format! Perhaps it would be fun to split screen some of that footage too :)
Thank you! I am not sure if that would a good idea. Especially for people watching on a smartphone it would not great I guess. However, you never know!
Thanks
quite decent at 6400 aren't they ,,,, nice work dude ...
Thank you! Yeah, turned out surprisingly good!
wow, First time in third person! its interesting to see you work in relation to the environment.
It's not the first time :) You have to go back! ;)
@@MadManchris how far back we talking? I thought I watched them all 😂
@@izumo23 The first HIS series. Like episode 6 with the xpan :) which is one of my favourite episodes :)
There should be 3 other videos with third person view on my channel.
Nice work! Love this type of edit!
Is that a 35mm 1.4 from voigtlander?
you are pulling some really good highlights there mate and the grain is at a minimal for that asa speed would that because of using a grain removal tool the reason im asking I don't scan my B&W i print them through a enlarger and I tried pushing 400 asa to 800 asa the prints came out pretty bad and a lot of grit and grain
Thank you very much! I didn't apply any noise reduction. I think it's key to have a proper exposure to geat good results even at that ASAs that high.
Hallo Robin, eine gelungene Ergänzung zu den POV-Aufnahmen bei HIS :) Immer wieder faszinierend wie nah du an die Menschen gehen kannst... Ich selbst übe es immer wieder, werde auch besser, aber bin noch lange nicht da wo ich sein will. Weiterhin super Videos, wo man einiges Lernen und mitnehmen kann. Freue mich auf weiteren Content! Viele Grüße
btw.: was ist das eigentlich für ein Gurt an der Kamera?
Dankeschön! Der Gurt ist von Art Di Mano.
Awesome video. Next time share with us how it is at ISO 6400.
Thank you! What do you mean?
the_real_sir_robin sorry I forgot you shot these at 6400
I think the only bad side of get to grainy or slightly out of focus images, its the concern to print big, cuase here in our small smartphone screens, even 15inch laptops... The images looks pretty damn good! 😁
Thank you Alfred! They are actually all in focus. 😃
I don’t know how u managed to get so many of these in focus !
Because of high iso
If you practice a lot it becomes much easier.
That doesn't make much sense.
nice video, I never shot street at night ... were you using a fixed f stop and then zone focus? or were you waiting for the m6 light meter to tell you in every situation?
Check out my video "Settings for street photography at night" that should give you all the answers.
Any plans for a other zine ? Love your work.
Thanks mate! 😃 There might be something coming very soon!
Woahh how was it that you were able to shoot without getting any complains XD
Because I am not doing anything wrong. 😁
wie ich hier erstmal drei minuten brauche, bis ich raffe, dass dich jemand filmt #facepalm danke für den input! glück auf und allzeit gutes licht
Haha! Danke dir! 😃
Fello, what lens did you used! The photo's look awsome!
I talk more about it in the video I uploaded yesterday. Voigländer 35 1.7
Love those Kind of Videos . Esspecial Thema Mix between 3rd Person and First person. But my qustion is how do U deal with with it when u See in u had a very good Chance of a way better picture but didnt find the right angle. Like the shot with the two ppl where sitting in the Side of the road with the steipped trousers. Immer think after seeing the 3rd Person View U should have gone really Low and use the stripped boarder or even the building behind to creat a contrast of lines. Personally i get abit frustrated when i get my images Back and See i had the Chance of a better picture. It IS so Bad that it get so mad that i dont want to get Out again...
Don't kick yourself in the butt over something like that. It's like a game, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. 👌
I love these videos but damn the music choice is driving me nuts :D
Haha, you can simply mute the video. 😃
Ein kleiner deutscher Kommentar zwischendurch:
Erstmal find ich es krass, dass du den Film auf 6400 pushen konntest ohne dabei in eine Körnungskatastrophe abzurutschen - die Körnung war nämlich erstaunlich angenehm. Darf ich fragen, welcher Entwickler das geschafft hat?
Und zum anderen find ich es auch mal sehr erfrischend ein Video in eben diesem Stil zu sehen: Kein B-Roll? Kein Problem! Keine Fist Person? Ach, Schwamm drüber, die Kamera, die dich gefilmt hat hat auch interessante Einblicke in dein Fotoflow gegeben. Es war schon nicht uninteressant zu sehen, wie es denn aussieht, wenn man dich als Person sieht, wie du agierst und wie die Menschen nach dem Shot reagieren. Oder eben wie sie das wirklich nicht zu interessieren scheint.
Lange Rede kurzer Sinn: Ich fand das Video erfrischend anders und interessant - 'ne tolle Episode!
Liebe Grüße!
Ja welcher entwickler ist so angenehm mit einen iso von 6400 ?
Vielen Dank Andy! Infos zum Entwickler stehen in der Videobeschreibung!
Siehe Videobeschreibung!
What ISO did you set for this as watching at work with no sound... probably not the best idea. Cheers
What's the second song? I absolutely dig the vibe
The music is from epidemic sound.
How did you taken photo like in this video? They agreed upload to youtube?
Hey bro how long will you be in sg? Would love to meet you
Left SG a while ago.
@@therealsirrobin aww sad. Would have loved to have met up
Do you get nervous when aprouching unknowed people to take pictures - specially at night?
No, not really. I rather looking forward to getting the shot. 😃
what 35mm lens you used here? thanks
I talk more about it in the video I uploaded yesterday. Voigländer 35 1.7
is there singapore?
Yes it is!
U shot it @6400?
Yes, it was pushed to 6400.
Why youre so often in singapore?
Have only been there twice in my life.
Hot ? It only hit 37 degrees Celsius yesterday. 🙄
I am sorry to hear that! 😃
Dear Sir, will you come to Jakarta and shoot with me? Thank you
No idea when but I'll eventually go to Jakarta for sure.
@@therealsirrobin thank you, can not wait for it❤️
See, better music!... I remember it's subjective...
It's not that different though. ;)
Why tf you make photos of random people