Is 35mm Film Good Enough?- Kodak TRI X
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- In this episode Paul shoots his Metalhead Project with 35mm film. He tests out a Fog Machine and shows his scanning method for Film.
The camera used is a Leica M6. The film is Kodak Tri x 400.
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Simon’s work is next level. Such a great project he’s been working on. I only recently stumbled across his work and it’s inspired me to take more street portraits in my hometown. Thanks for your video Paul.
Amazing! Yeah he’s an incredible photographer and very inspiring
God bless you and yours Paul, thank you for the awesome videos.
Thanks so much for watching and your very kind words!!!!
Amazing shoot and concept. I am looking to get a Mark V replica diving helmet for a shoot of my own. I'd love know where you got yours because Ebay looks to be hit or miss.
Hi mate, so I got mine from a store here in Carlisle that has lots of odd items.
@@paulreidphotography Thanks! Ebay pulled through for me. Keep up the great work!
Great video, the smokey looks good.
All the best to you and yours Paul✌️
Keep on keeping on‼️👏🎄🌹
Thanks so much!! Have an amazing Christmas
Merry Christmas Paul!
Merry Christmas!!!!!
I really love black and white/ monochrome photography, I think it's so beautiful and unique. I have the Panasonic g9 and recently bought the g100 for travel and street. I need a monochrome camera but the price, would love one of the Leicas but they are like dream machines, what are your thoughts on the Pentax k3 mark iii monochrome? It's priced a lot cheaper but it's huge it's a DSLR and some review I watched the reviewer said it was a very light camera... It's 820g with a battery and SD card. Where as my G9 is about 496g or something and I thought that was cumbersome 😂 what are your thoughts and will you be doing a review on it?
I’d love to do a review on the Pentax but they haven’t asked me
Hi Paul, funny to see you using 35mm film for a project. After having a go at converted colour film (silbersalz), I am now embarking in using fuji accros II plus Ilford XP2. I am especially interested in the XP2 for the scanning into a flat image that will lend itself well for ermmm adjustment to platinum printing keeping the extremes under control.
I admit being a bit sceptical at your scanning. Not that I am doing anything fabulous, just a lowly nikon coolscan IV from over 20years ago. However the 2900dpi scan piloted by vuescan gives astonishing results I have printed with great pleasure on 16x20. Scanning is in fact so much easier on C41, E6 and ECN2 thanks to ICE tech. happy to convert to BW in Lightroom. I am genuinely curious at how useable your method is for printable results.
Regarding your story, is a bit of a laugh (in a good way). I think I preferred imaging my own story. but that is me. interesting that you actually formulated a true story behind.
Cheers
Patrick
So I can’t say I’m an expert scanner! However the Fuji XH2 can do pixel shift scanning. That means more accurate at a grain level. Huge files way beyond the needs of 35mm. But what to I know? Hey I will still be using the Q2M. I’m just having so much fun with film right now it’s hard to tear myself away from it. Yeah honestly I’d rather not tell stories with words and let people work it out. But I equally get people completely confused as to why I’m taking photos of someone in a helmet. Honestly I just love running stories in my head. If anyone asks for a time traveller story they won’t be getting it. Ha haaa!
@@paulreidphotography very interesting that you get very usable files, never occurred to me! probably as well much quicker than my pedestrian process :).
I understand the fun with film aspect. Just edited a number of further London Film shots, rendition is decidedly different to my eye. Or do I convince myself it is different?
Happy you shared your story, but time traveller and metalhead were enough of a cue to me to get imagination going! I guess some prefer when it all revealed, whileI love the half hidden, so, personal stuff indeed.
@@patrickdumont7302 I agree VueScan rocks
What are you using to hold the film? Which 35mm film holder is that? Thanks.
Hi there, it’s a lomograohy holder. Not that expensive. You can get it as part of a kit which is a waste of money but the holder on its own is great. Plastic. But great. I bought the copy stand from Etsy.
@@paulreidphotography great. Thanks!
Was the time traveler character influenced by the TV show, Fringe? ie one of the observers
It wasn’t but I’ve seen a lot of tv that influences the time traveller. There’s a series called Dark that has a Time traveller feel to it and there’s a guy with a hat in that. Some old British Sci Fi and plenty of other stuff that’s gone into my brain since childhood. That mixed with a bunch of dreams I’ve had. Thanks so much for watching and Merry Christmas
My question is "am I good enough to justify changing formats?" My position is no... not for the increase of cost. jus'sayin'
Ahhh Mark I know what you’re saying. I started many years ago with film and I’m sure I’m just trying to get back there sometimes. The truth is, once you go back to 35mm film you realise that any camera that has been out in the last decade is good enough.
METAL HEAD"S first words " How Dare You " ..... and Greta Thunberg emerges .... Aughhhhh The HORROR !!!! 😆
Ha haaaaaaaaaaaa
Merry Xmas. Expose for the shadows, develop for the highlights. Martin Henson has 2 videos about zone system and stuffs. I love square medium format film photography. Enjoy your life !!!
Yeah I think I need to stop using the Cinestill developer also as it’s so prone to bromide drag! You need to agitate it a lot more than the instructions say. I also heard that more agitation more grain
@@paulreidphotography I use Ilford ID11 1+1 for many years, but you could also start with Rodinal, check accutance
What instant photo printer is that??
This is a FUJIFILM sQ printer! There’s a couple of models that do exactly the same thing
do you meter using the m6 or hand held?
I know when a light meter is being fooled. For example I knew that sky behind would give me an exposure for the sky rather than the person. So exposed higher a couple of stops. In general I’ve found the M6 meter to be very useable as long as you question it when you look at the scene. Thanks so much for watching the video and merry Christmas
Merry Christmass !!
Merry Christmas!!!! Thanks for watching