It's actually even further testament to how great he really is, that while he did do a session on the GRiii for Ricoh's 'GRist' series, he just carried on using his trusty Coolpix s7000. Which has been his main camera for most of his digital work. I really recommend his 'Record' series, because it is all his new photographs. Nice to have along side his reissued work, so you can see what his is doing now as well.
Interestingly your recipe is very similar to the one I made except I turned the sharpness down. I also use a ¼ black mist filter to help take away that digital edge even more so. Not intentional trying to create a Daido looking image but an image that pleases me. Maybe subconsciously I was thinking about his work...who knows?
Do you know what developer he uses mostly and the dilution. Which is his favorite B&W film 🎞️ and photographic paper if he still does analog? Many thanks 🙏🏻
Loved this episode! It fits my mood for photography these days. One question though: what did you mean when you said “I set the aperture compensation to -1” for bright days. Did you mean exposure compensation? Thanks again for all your very useful and helpful videos!
By the way, I already added this to my x100v and applied it to some photos in XRAW studio. It looks very nice!! The WC+1 and WG-1 really gives a nice character!
I think you can apply it, but with the x-trans 3 sensor you have no mono color, right? I unfortunately don´t have my x100f at hand right now to check it....
It's actually even further testament to how great he really is, that while he did do a session on the GRiii for Ricoh's 'GRist' series, he just carried on using his trusty Coolpix s7000. Which has been his main camera for most of his digital work. I really recommend his 'Record' series, because it is all his new photographs. Nice to have along side his reissued work, so you can see what his is doing now as well.
Thanks for the video. I'm going to try out your recipe.
Definitely going to try this recipe! Such a nice video!
Interestingly your recipe is very similar to the one I made except I turned the sharpness down. I also use a ¼ black mist filter to help take away that digital edge even more so. Not intentional trying to create a Daido looking image but an image that pleases me. Maybe subconsciously I was thinking about his work...who knows?
Do you know what developer he uses mostly and the dilution. Which is his favorite B&W film 🎞️ and photographic paper if he still does analog? Many thanks 🙏🏻
Im a big fan of Daido so this is very helpful - will try it on my X-T5
Hope it works for you like it did for me dear Roger. Happy shooting!
Brilliant !! Thanks for the recipe!
Thanks for your kind feedback Peter!
@@streetphotographyguy I adopted your settings in my XPro and can't wait to practice snapshots with it tomorrow
What a timing - I just watched the documentary about him (once again) a couple of days ago. Great recipe ✌🏻
Thank you so much for your feedback dear Karin! Happy to read!!! Yes, Daido is an amazing inspiration...
Love this preset, thanks!
OK, second comment on the next day... great recipe. I have been using a very good BW recipe called The Dude, but Daido is better for me. Many thanks.
Thank you for your feedback, that's great, very happy to read!
Love your video, question is what is meant mono color WC +1 MG-1 and how do you set it in my xt3 camera.
@mizumania, the fonction mono color is'nt available on the xt3
Loved this episode! It fits my mood for photography these days.
One question though: what did you mean when you said “I set the aperture compensation to -1” for bright days. Did you mean exposure compensation?
Thanks again for all your very useful and helpful videos!
Thank you for your nice feedback Jason! Oh my, what a dumb mistake- of course exposure compensation, sorry for that!
@@streetphotographyguy Not at all dumb! These things happen! Thank you again for your excellent video!!
By the way, I already added this to my x100v and applied it to some photos in XRAW studio. It looks very nice!! The WC+1 and WG-1 really gives a nice character!
excellent video.
Anyway I can do it with x-trans 3 sensor?
I think you can apply it, but with the x-trans 3 sensor you have no mono color, right? I unfortunately don´t have my x100f at hand right now to check it....
could you do a Tatsuo Suzuki film simulation?
Good idea! Maybe I will, I really like him
that would be amazing!@@streetphotographyguy