Best combo of deadpan, sarcasm, existential philosophy and film photography on the internet. Your photographs are actually inspiring. Makes me want to go out and shoot more film, like I did in the 90s.
The 3-D outro photos are not getting any appreciation and that should be a crime, they are sick. Im looking forward to them every video. PS: I also love your title thing at the beginning of the videos where you mention all the neat info
@@erradicator1 I've done similar work with Premiere and Photoshop - pretty much isolating each subject in a picture, giving them their own layer, and adding slow varied movement. Though they never looked as good as these outros, they're amazing.
me being an amateur "disgusting filthy digital" photographer, I always find myself coming back to these videos cause they offer so much infotainment. never stop jason
As just a rando getting in to photography more seriously, I really, like really really appreciate you sharing your duds along with your epic shots, reminds me we all got stuff to learn
Hi Jason, I just wanted to say that I'm really happy for you that you got the tx-1!! You have great videos and I like your sense of humour. I'm from Croatia but I have friends in California and I am going to San Francisco this summer so maybe we can shoot few rolls one day if you want! Have fun with the new camera!
If you want to shoot film panorama without breaking the bank, there are some decent point and shoot cameras that offer a panoramic mode. I've taken them to the Sierras and have gotten some pretty decent shots that I would have with my 35mm of medium format cameras.
@@ReimannPembroke Pretty much any medium format camera can be adapted. You either need to have the necessary adapter 3d printed, or you just need to buy them. They are available in some regions. There are plenty of videos on RUclips explaining the process.
I think the flock of birds position in frame is perfect imo I even noticed that from right to left each birds wing flap after one another makes a perfect flying cycle wow
These are all local spots for me. Really cool to see you shoot here. All good stuff. You're very inspiring. And your commentary... lmao. Love your work.
Pigeon Point light house is one of my favorite places ive ever been. the owner of the hostel grew up in utah and knew my aunt. thank you for bringing back special memories
Great video, makes me wish I could go on a road trip again with friends. Or have friends for that matter. What a productive trip, you shot it all. Selling Baxter when you got home to pay for all that film was sad. Oh sorry that didn't happen. My fridge full of film is crying right now, "let me out"!
@21:06 is probably my favorite guitar shop in the (sort of) Bay Area (The Tall Toad, Petaluma, CA). I was awe stuck to see it pop up out of no where in this video.
The TX-1 is my ultimate "can't justify it in any way, I wouldn't use it for work, my wife would kill me if I spent a mortgage payment on a camera" camera. God, I want one so bad.
1:49 I can't believe you just kind of brush past some of the images like this. I absolutely love the greens and whites in this one. Also, as others have said, its really appreciated how this video is formatted in such a way that its highly useful for newcomers to photography like myself. Your deadpan humor and relaxed style is iconic ❤
Here in DC there was a camera store (Penn Camera) that had a Hasselblad X-Pan for rent, which I did a couple times. When they had their closing sale I went looking to buy it, but somebody made a blanket offer for all their rental gear and I had a big sad.
I just want to let you know that I really enjoy watching your videos. I have been kind of ill and feeling down during the last year and I always look forward to seeing your videos. I can only imagine how much work it is to put a video like this together, but please know that I really appreciate you and your friends for filming these outings.
Your videos have really chilled my mind (or maybe it's just numbness from the incessant lo-fi Epidemic drone). I can now fall asleep in seconds (of your videos beginning!!!). Cheers dude!
You don’t need it man. Yes film is cool, retro and fun, BUT, film is damn expensive, laborious, and hard work. I know, I’ve shot film for over 35 years, from way back in the 80’s to recently. Top end film cameras are a rip of, costing over 2K, for technology that’s dead and buried, only for the hipster look that’s in demand, therefore the high prices. It’s worth doing if it’s a business and you’re offering a different option, i.e, events on film, OR, you’ve got a shit load of wonga, and if you haven’t, then it helps to have rich parents. You’d be better off investing in a decent digital camera and quality glass. Invest that money and do courses, learn off camera flash photography. People underestimate flash photography. It’s amazing what you can do with flash, even in bright mid day sun light. Channels like this one are cool, they go out and do what most of us can’t do, therefore, giving us something to dream about, but, like I said before, it’s for those people who have loads of disposable cash or are funded to do anything they want without working for it by mummy and daddy.
This singular video has more photography gold than the entire portfolios of all the viral RUclips "photographers" ("influencers") plastering my feed. It's not the "film" look, it's not the TX-1 format, it's the photographer. Photography is easy. Good photography isn't. Jason is one of the greats, pure and simple.
Those chalk cliffs remind me of Flamborough Head in Yorkshire, if you're ever unfortunate enough to be in the UK it's a reccommended seaside photo spot
If you ever find your way out to Los Osos, or Guadalupe look for the elven dwarf oak forest in Los osos, and the Oso Floco Dunes in Guadalupe, also, really good tacos and burritos in Guadalupe. Great little town.
14:43 I think this mindset could be why color negative films like Pro 400H are disappearing while B&W is still thriving. In the words of Timothy Roper: "There's a reason that Acros was resurrected and 400H was discontinued, and while many, many people will disagree, I think it's because: color film has a lot less to offer than B&W film vs. digital. Mostly because not only are there many different B&W film stocks, but there are many B&W developers and ways to use them. Color is more "industrialized," with few options other than the standard machines for developing (but I know, there are home kits, which I have used). Most people shooting film today are doing so for creative/artistic reasons, and B&W still offers a lot of creative freedom, and will continue to do so. Color, not so much." (Taken from the comments section of a James Madison article about the discontinuation of Pro 400H)
Good stuff. I see your Hopper vibe, especially the pier at 5:00. Love that shot. Pleez, hold the button down for an additional 1000 count on your landscapes. You are leaving color on the table!
The FUJIFILM TX-1 goes for over $3000 in excellent condition to over $5000 in mint. The Hasselblad X-Pan goes for $7000 to $8000. I just bought a Lomography Sprocket Rocket for less than $100. I know, I know.... it's definitely not the same but I really can't justify the cost for the novelty of occasionally shooting panoramic photos. The samples photos I've seen are sharp enough with the usual blurry edges which I'm fine with. The 30mm lens it comes with is great and definitely the most expensive lens you can add to those systems so I'm glad it came with that rather than a 45mm.
That was a powerful intro greeting
Best intro I’ve seen for a loooonnngg time
V E R Y M U C H
That gave him instant street cred!!! 🤔
@@vigodrakken7916 He's obviously a total badass, I don't want to f**k with him!
Had to ask my parents if I can still watch
Baxter's appearences:
1. 00:38
Thanks everybody!
See you next week or maybe not
Thx dude 🙏
Who is the host of this channel😡？definitely baxter!
@@gabbdv1849 No problemo
@@卡通狗蛋龙 I'm confused too
Thank-you, this saved me alot of time
Best combo of deadpan, sarcasm, existential philosophy and film photography on the internet. Your photographs are actually inspiring. Makes me want to go out and shoot more film, like I did in the 90s.
The 3-D outro photos are not getting any appreciation and that should be a crime, they are sick. Im looking forward to them every video.
PS: I also love your title thing at the beginning of the videos where you mention all the neat info
want to know more about those, after effects?
I love them too. I've asked how they are done in previous vids, with no responses. :(
@@erradicator1 yeah looks like the projection method used to add depth to photos!
@@erradicator1 I've done similar work with Premiere and Photoshop - pretty much isolating each subject in a picture, giving them their own layer, and adding slow varied movement. Though they never looked as good as these outros, they're amazing.
Parallax effect I think
me being an amateur "disgusting filthy digital" photographer, I always find myself coming back to these videos cause they offer so much infotainment. never stop jason
I’m so envious you were able to grab that Mamiya AND TX-1 for $5 at a thrift store
Yea and every other camera he has lmfao
As just a rando getting in to photography more seriously, I really, like really really appreciate you sharing your duds along with your epic shots, reminds me we all got stuff to learn
Couldn't agree more
That inspirational quote was deep af. Yeah I guess I'm doing it, I'll get a digital camera..
Look at this dude flexing his Mamiya 7, Fujifilm TX-1, Aerochrome and beautiful mullet. All in one video. Best photographer in all of RUclips.
Your Xpan shots = fire.
The TX-1 is just the embodiment of the cinematic look. My favourite camera
It’s 2 am here in Tokyo, never clicked faster
any xpan seas going there?? hahahaaha
@@cianvaugh3411 we have here
@Andrew Yoshiaki you should check my channel too then. I shoot the tx1 here in tokyo
So are we all just gonna ignore the Bxterdad license plate? Legend.
or the GRNSLT @ 15:15 :D
19:47 pan shot has to be one of your best ever. It is an absolute stunner.
😂😂😂😂 the aggressive intro was great.
Hi Jason, I just wanted to say that I'm really happy for you that you got the tx-1!! You have great videos and I like your sense of humour. I'm from Croatia but I have friends in California and I am going to San Francisco this summer so maybe we can shoot few rolls one day if you want! Have fun with the new camera!
Great.. I guess I’m going to spend the day researching TX-1s and X-Pans before not buying one lol great video and images as always dude
They are really expensive. I guess a more economical way to get panorama pictures on 135 is to load it into a medium format camera
If you want to shoot film panorama without breaking the bank, there are some decent point and shoot cameras that offer a panoramic mode. I've taken them to the Sierras and have gotten some pretty decent shots that I would have with my 35mm of medium format cameras.
@@jonaslinter I’ve thought about getting a medium format camera that has 135 film backs or can be adapted to fit 135
@@ReimannPembroke Pretty much any medium format camera can be adapted. You either need to have the necessary adapter 3d printed, or you just need to buy them. They are available in some regions. There are plenty of videos on RUclips explaining the process.
I used to go to the restaurant at 20:50 all the time as a kid! Love these photos of home
I think the flock of birds position in frame is perfect imo I even noticed that from right to left each birds wing flap after one another makes a perfect flying cycle wow
These are all local spots for me. Really cool to see you shoot here. All good stuff. You're very inspiring. And your commentary... lmao. Love your work.
This is my ultimate comfort video, I dont know why but I keep coming back to it very, very often
Pigeon Point light house is one of my favorite places ive ever been. the owner of the hostel grew up in utah and knew my aunt. thank you for bringing back special memories
The Wolfman film did a dandy job of shadow and highlight detail on the photo through the archway at 10:03. Impressive.
I wasn’t ready to be attacked like that in the intro….I kinda liked it.
Kinky
@@MiracleWinchester 😂😂
Those TX-1 shots are sickening pleasing to my eyes. And so dramatic in some way. And I’m so here for it.
~nothing better than when your favorite film photographer on youtube uploads a new fresh video~
Those Fuji photos are really great. So many beautiful shots here, really enjoyed this one.
Great video, makes me wish I could go on a road trip again with friends. Or have friends for that matter. What a productive trip, you shot it all. Selling Baxter when you got home to pay for all that film was sad. Oh sorry that didn't happen.
My fridge full of film is crying right now, "let me out"!
That last 3D photo, is a good revealant of your Edward Hopper inspiration
God I miss aerochrome. Hadn't used it since 2006 and I really wished I used more of it, and it was still around
The greeting is heart warming
That TX-1 and Cinestill 50D or Cinestill DubleX would be amazing. Cinema film with a cinematic aspect ratio with an amazing camera...
This is so cool. Seeing Davenport made me miss the bay so much, and this whole video makes me want to go out and start shooing film again!!
@21:06 is probably my favorite guitar shop in the (sort of) Bay Area (The Tall Toad, Petaluma, CA). I was awe stuck to see it pop up out of no where in this video.
The TX-1 is my ultimate "can't justify it in any way, I wouldn't use it for work, my wife would kill me if I spent a mortgage payment on a camera" camera. God, I want one so bad.
That intro caught me so off guard 😂 I laughed for a solid minute.
1:49 I can't believe you just kind of brush past some of the images like this. I absolutely love the greens and whites in this one. Also, as others have said, its really appreciated how this video is formatted in such a way that its highly useful for newcomers to photography like myself. Your deadpan humor and relaxed style is iconic ❤
Sunset cliffs!!! So great
thanks for a new video man.. I thought my soul was gonna die from lack of dry humor.
I know there's not a ton of color, but that shot of the Monterey Cypress after you said you should shoot B&W more is just SO FINE
U can really see hopper's influence on the lighthouse shots... good shit!
“This shot looks like complete garbage”
*Proceeds to look better than anything I’ve ever taken*
you must be one shit photographer then. His work is mediocre at best back when you wrote this and not much belter 3 years later
I was just wondering when you'd upload a new video! My summoning powers are getting stronger 🔮
Most Thursdays at 1pm EST.
It's a dream come true to see you shooting using Fujifilm TX-1. You should make an exclusive video (maybe a review?) on it soon please.
Good to see someone else using the Fuji GW690. Slept on.
That last shot before burrito time is my fav.
x-pan shots are fantastic! Thanks for sharing.
Love it !!! Keep up the great work !!!
Greetings from the swiss mountains
i think i enjoy your channel out of all the film channels i watch
The first 9 seconds alone...love that. And as a bonus, a nice greeting :D
Your commentary is second to none! My favorite film channel by far!🙌🏽
The panoramic format looks niiiice.
I love his peacefully aggressive vibe
Nice. Like the over exposed shots in daylight. The night shot on the pier is excellent.
Great work!! nobody notice the different license plates of the lexus?
RUclips just recommends me your videos in whatever order the gods see fit and they are all bangers but this one especially banged.
those panoramic shots are absolute fire
Here in DC there was a camera store (Penn Camera) that had a Hasselblad X-Pan for rent, which I did a couple times. When they had their closing sale I went looking to buy it, but somebody made a blanket offer for all their rental gear and I had a big sad.
*25 min of nice shots *
Me: that black Lexus is gorgeous!!!!!
I just want to let you know that I really enjoy watching your videos. I have been kind of ill and feeling down during the last year and I always look forward to seeing your videos. I can only imagine how much work it is to put a video like this together, but please know that I really appreciate you and your friends for filming these outings.
Edward Hopper is great, I like that young people appreciate quality art and use it as inspiration. ❤
I donno how I just noticed the license plate changing everytime it's shown. So good
Probably my favorite video of yours yet. Amazing shots!
Your videos have really chilled my mind (or maybe it's just numbness from the incessant lo-fi Epidemic drone). I can now fall asleep in seconds (of your videos beginning!!!). Cheers dude!
7:18 Bleeding Cowboys used on a bakery called suns and buns is hilarious
your instagram posts are basically just teasers for your videos now lol
first time here and heard the greeting and was like "i love this guy already"
Hey Jason. It does not get any better than this! Loved it.
This is exactly what I needed after a long day at work. Thank you Jason
Never thought I needed a panoramic camera until this video
You don’t need it man. Yes film is cool, retro and fun, BUT, film is damn expensive, laborious, and hard work. I know, I’ve shot film for over 35 years, from way back in the 80’s to recently. Top end film cameras are a rip of, costing over 2K, for technology that’s dead and buried, only for the hipster look that’s in demand, therefore the high prices. It’s worth doing if it’s a business and you’re offering a different option, i.e, events on film, OR, you’ve got a shit load of wonga, and if you haven’t, then it helps to have rich parents. You’d be better off investing in a decent digital camera and quality glass. Invest that money and do courses, learn off camera flash photography. People underestimate flash photography. It’s amazing what you can do with flash, even in bright mid day sun light. Channels like this one are cool, they go out and do what most of us can’t do, therefore, giving us something to dream about, but, like I said before, it’s for those people who have loads of disposable cash or are funded to do anything they want without working for it by mummy and daddy.
Are we just going to ignore those 10 second cinemagraphs at the end?! Beautiful
Don't mind me as I rewatch this for the third time.
That moving outro shot was dope
This singular video has more photography gold than the entire portfolios of all the viral RUclips "photographers" ("influencers") plastering my feed. It's not the "film" look, it's not the TX-1 format, it's the photographer. Photography is easy. Good photography isn't. Jason is one of the greats, pure and simple.
Those chalk cliffs remind me of Flamborough Head in Yorkshire, if you're ever unfortunate enough to be in the UK it's a reccommended seaside photo spot
If you ever find your way out to Los Osos, or Guadalupe look for the elven dwarf oak forest in Los osos, and the Oso Floco Dunes in Guadalupe, also, really good tacos and burritos in Guadalupe. Great little town.
Them Pano shots are so satisfying, every one a banger
The only RUclips videos I actually watch to the very end, just for the 3D photo joy
Think I love every single shot, brilliant Jason.
I need to get "grab life by the crunch berries" tattooed on my back.
14:43 I think this mindset could be why color negative films like Pro 400H are disappearing while B&W is still thriving.
In the words of Timothy Roper: "There's a reason that Acros was resurrected and 400H was discontinued, and while many, many people will disagree, I think it's because: color film has a lot less to offer than B&W film vs. digital. Mostly because not only are there many different B&W film stocks, but there are many B&W developers and ways to use them. Color is more "industrialized," with few options other than the standard machines for developing (but I know, there are home kits, which I have used). Most people shooting film today are doing so for creative/artistic reasons, and B&W still offers a lot of creative freedom, and will continue to do so. Color, not so much."
(Taken from the comments section of a James Madison article about the discontinuation of Pro 400H)
4:58 I love this shot too!! It reminds me of Banshee Boardwalk & the Ghost Valley tracks in Mario Kart. Also that Sage the Gemini line killed me ahaha
It kept getting better and better 😂
to say I was excited is an understatement
the way I say that to say I was excited is an understatement is an understatement
meta
TX1 really is a beautiful piece of kit. One day I'll be able to drop a load and buy one. Until then I'm sticking with my £50 SLR and rangefinder
Good stuff. I see your Hopper vibe, especially the pier at 5:00. Love that shot. Pleez, hold the button down for an additional 1000 count on your landscapes. You are leaving color on the table!
bruh... your channel is such an inspiration! literally memelord of film community 😎
We don't need to worry about Kodak stoping making film!! Jason spends all his money on film, so that we can still shoot film!!
Not all his money; both recent camera acquisitions confirm that.
Yeah thanks Jason.
I wasn’t expecting that. But it think it’s funny. I literally laugh. XD The most unique intro for this kind content.
I’m sure you stopped by the bar on Main Street (?) for a nice karaoke night. Love this place.
These Panorama shots do something with my body.
The FUJIFILM TX-1 goes for over $3000 in excellent condition to over $5000 in mint. The Hasselblad X-Pan goes for $7000 to $8000. I just bought a Lomography Sprocket Rocket for less than $100. I know, I know.... it's definitely not the same but I really can't justify the cost for the novelty of occasionally shooting panoramic photos. The samples photos I've seen are sharp enough with the usual blurry edges which I'm fine with. The 30mm lens it comes with is great and definitely the most expensive lens you can add to those systems so I'm glad it came with that rather than a 45mm.
So excited to watch it!!!
These Fuji shots are really cinematic!!
That Fujifilm x-t1 gives me pure cinematic vibes. I need it
OMG 😧this photo so beautiful 😻❤️❤️
The picture on cliff above Drakes beach!🔥
This is my favorite yet, keep up the great work!
You ,sir, are a poet for our generation.
Dude those TX-1 shots were gorgeous!!