My photography journey began in 1972 when I was 12. I was fortunate that a dear uncle gave me his Yashica 124. And my mind went at warp speed. Along with my best friend, we used to go to Old San Juan to take pictures (he was also a proud owner of a Yashica 124) in black and white. My friend is long gone, but the memories are still imprinted in my heart. I love your pictures enough that you earned my sub. Stay safe, brother.
Marcus, you did some great work with the 503. As a long-time Hasselblad user, I can attest to how hard it can be to hand-hold that camera. One minor critique I might offer -- and others might disagree -- is that I find the animated background to be distracting. I kept thinking bugs were flying around in front of my screen and it took my attention away from some really excellent images.
Great video, really great photos. Love the colors and the compositions. The second bakery shot was perfect as was the market at 4:50 and the building at 5:12.
Hey Marcus another great vid. My copy of your Zine Cuidad de Palacios arrived just now ( about 15 minutes ago). It's a great zine. You're a person walking around the city capturing scenes that appeal to you. It's not a glossy sales magazine; it's more real and realistic than that; and the image making is high class. As I stroll through it, it's like taking a stroll through the place itself. Very nice production Marcus and from my POV a lovely way to see another place. Not just your production but I think it's a good production technique or genre or whatever you say. The kind of thing that would be nice to have as a collection of different places on this big beautiful planet. Thanks Marcus. Keep up the good work.
I just got a 501cm and can’t wait to go down to SOHO and shoot a few rolls of 120, 👍🏼👍🏼. Nice shooting here, thank you for your input, hassys’s are AWESOME.
DUDE your production quality has gotten so good and watching your videos is so fun! I also think its really cool that you've got a Hasselblad to shoot 6x6 for a while
The hasselblad system is so insanely satisfying to use... I picked mine up from a retired photographer who stored it away for 20 years and just a quick CLA brought it right back to life and it's now my go-to medium format camera. The 6x6 grows on you so much as an aspect ratio and really makes you think differently. You can even see if in your pics man!
I started out shooting film back twenty years ago, during my senior year of high school. My goal was to one day own a medium format Hasselblad camera because the images were so high resolution. Unfortunately they were ridiculously expensive back then. It's great to see people still shooting film, though! Looks like it's making a little bit of a come back! Though I shoot only digital these days, it'd be neat to actually get back into film as more of a side pet project. Anyway great video :)
I can relate. Bought my first hasselblad at 57 y/o. They're cheaper now. This is a teacher. 12 shots and that's it. Unless you have multiple backs. Make every shot count. Enjoy!
It’s good seeing you getting out shooting again! I need to pull out my HASSY and get some images for myself! Great looking images and video work! Your boy did you justice Marcus 🤙🏽
Marcus, old post I now but came across it as I’ve been researching a 500 series for myself. What have you found to be the best way to convert the 120 film negative to hQ digital for post editing? Thx
My photography journey began in 1972 when I was 12. I was fortunate that a dear uncle gave me his Yashica 124. And my mind went at warp speed. Along with my best friend, we used to go to Old San Juan to take pictures (he was also a proud owner of a Yashica 124) in black and white. My friend is long gone, but the memories are still imprinted in my heart. I love your pictures enough that you earned my sub. Stay safe, brother.
Marcus, you did some great work with the 503. As a long-time Hasselblad user, I can attest to how hard it can be to hand-hold that camera. One minor critique I might offer -- and others might disagree -- is that I find the animated background to be distracting. I kept thinking bugs were flying around in front of my screen and it took my attention away from some really excellent images.
Great video, really great photos. Love the colors and the compositions. The second bakery shot was perfect as was the market at 4:50 and the building at 5:12.
Thanks brother. I really enjoy shooting with this camera
Hey Marcus another great vid. My copy of your Zine Cuidad de Palacios arrived just now ( about 15 minutes ago). It's a great zine. You're a person walking around the city capturing scenes that appeal to you. It's not a glossy sales magazine; it's more real and realistic than that; and the image making is high class. As I stroll through it, it's like taking a stroll through the place itself. Very nice production Marcus and from my POV a lovely way to see another place. Not just your production but I think it's a good production technique or genre or whatever you say. The kind of thing that would be nice to have as a collection of different places on this big beautiful planet. Thanks Marcus. Keep up the good work.
Yo Tony, I’m super grateful that you grabbed a copy and your takeaway from it was spot on what i was trying to convey. So glad you enjoyed it!
I just got a 501cm and can’t wait to go down to SOHO and shoot a few rolls of 120, 👍🏼👍🏼. Nice shooting here, thank you for your input, hassys’s are AWESOME.
I just got back home from shooting
…and now I wanna go back out.
Quickly becoming my favorite channel. Keep the videos coming.
Really appreciate that bro
So sick marcus! Loved the shot at 3:24. Can't wait to try out the Hassleblad one day
I think you would really dig it
3:24 looks awesome! Loving the vibes!
Thanks nuno!
Iconic cam, scenes and results! 🙌🏾
Thanks fam
DUDE your production quality has gotten so good and watching your videos is so fun! I also think its really cool that you've got a Hasselblad to shoot 6x6 for a while
Yo thanks Reimann! Big props to Jason on the quality
The hasselblad system is so insanely satisfying to use... I picked mine up from a retired photographer who stored it away for 20 years and just a quick CLA brought it right back to life and it's now my go-to medium format camera. The 6x6 grows on you so much as an aspect ratio and really makes you think differently. You can even see if in your pics man!
That’s so true man. It changes the perspective so much and I dig it. I need to push a few more rolls through it before I do a proper review
Great images there! Love the Porsche one. Totally agree with you at the end, starting a RUclips channel gave me a fresh look on my photography
Bro its so true plus it just feels good to go for it!
These shots were insane bro, keep killing it!
Much love bro
Beautiful shots!
Thanks a lot!
503 CW an extra A120 film back never hurts.
Facts
@@MarcusLloyd + Waiting for people within the frames makes the snaps interesting.
I started out shooting film back twenty years ago, during my senior year of high school. My goal was to one day own a medium format Hasselblad camera because the images were so high resolution. Unfortunately they were ridiculously expensive back then. It's great to see people still shooting film, though! Looks like it's making a little bit of a come back! Though I shoot only digital these days, it'd be neat to actually get back into film as more of a side pet project. Anyway great video :)
I can relate. Bought my first hasselblad at 57 y/o. They're cheaper now. This is a teacher. 12 shots and that's it. Unless you have multiple backs. Make every shot count. Enjoy!
It’s good seeing you getting out shooting again! I need to pull out my HASSY and get some images for myself! Great looking images and video work! Your boy did you justice Marcus 🤙🏽
Yea Jason killed this video
You always got drip I swear! Photos are dope too ahaha
Trying to keep it swaggy. Thanks bro
Yeah! Great pictures taken! 5 stars…!😅
Marcus, old post I now but came across it as I’ve been researching a 500 series for myself. What have you found to be the best way to convert the 120 film negative to hQ digital for post editing? Thx
I like to scan my negatives with a Epson v500 and negative lab pro
Yo, at 2:52 what the hell is happening? xD
Lmao bruh
@@MarcusLloyd haha she groovin' to the lofi beat
@@chrismehmet3463 lmao she way off beat tho
Great video
Are these photos color-corrected/edited? Or are these straight out of the camera?
Love the hassle such a beautiful machine
Fine piece of equipment
Great Video, I didn't recognize Broadway in thatvneighborhood without tourists and the folks selling guCCCi watches and bags. :-)
I love soho in the morning before the tourists come
@@MarcusLloyd I totally agree. The light and stillness is amazing.
Dear Marcus, hope this hassy is not going to let your Texas Leica get covered with dust 😉.
Lol never plus I have to give it back soon
This the one 🔥 good time filming this
Can’t wait to get back out there bro
nice video :) makes me wanna shoot with one