Shooting Large Format Film for the First Time
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- Опубликовано: 12 окт 2017
- Huge thank you to Andrew Bolton
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for letting me use his Large Format cameras and helping me along the way!
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Model Drewe :
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The 4x5 camera is a Combo SCII RS monorail camera, we used Caltar-S II 150mm f5.6 lens with it, and HP5+ 4x5 black and white film
expired Polaroid film we used is the 405 Polaroid 4x5
The 8x10 is an Eastman View, we used a Fujinon W 250mm f6.7 lens to shoot HP5+ 8x10 film
and a Cooke Lens 13.3" f6.5 made by Taylor Taylor & Hobson when we shot paper
Photo paper was Ilford multigrade and the Positive paper was also from Ilford
all images have minimum to no editing, just some dust removed, contrast and exposure corrected
Video filmed with Canon g7x, edited with Premiere Pro CC
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Hi guys! Thank you for watching!
if you enjoyed this video, check out my other videos about Medium Format Film here :
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So glad you tried this, the images you produced were gorgeous. More to come, I hope? I'd love to see you try your hand at wetplate!
привет, Ирин :) у нас в Лондоне весной будет ежегодная конфа фотографов, они зовут спикеров, посмотри если тебе интересно, было бы круто увидеть тебя там ^_^ link: www.photographyshow.com/call-for-speakers-2018
аа, нет, только сейчас заметил, что 6ого закончили принимать ((( все равно, приезжай к нам, у нас хорошо ^_^
beautiful dreamy look, thanks for shareing it with us
Glad to see that you are enjoying large format. Lately, I've been watching a lot of videos with Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, who shoots with a very large 8x10.
Contrary to popular belief, film is not dead. The larger the format, the more you're forced to slow down and think about the process.. which is usually a good thing!
Ahhhh! This made me happy! I shot 4x5 and 8x10 for a living, I'm glad you got to experience it! This style of photography makes you think more and study your subject and plan your shot. Especially when it's $10 everytime you click the shutter! You should also explore Polaroid tranfers.When you see your image come up in the developer the first time, it's magical. That guy was super nice to walk you through the experience. Props to him.
yes, it does get addictive, Hence the poison logos on the focus cloth, there is silver under there, granted, but just seeing the dof of some of those portraits inside of Drew, totally addictive!!!; this video really shows off the power of this kind of out of focus affect, and it's creative uses.
I developed the habit of cocking/firing the shutter once just before inserting the film holder. This ensures I didn't forget to close the shutter after focusing. I ruined a couple of sheets of film when I forgot to close the shutter. The "test firing" of the shutter ensures I am ready to insert the film/recock the shutter. This step may be unnecessary for others but I find it helpful.
love the look and feel of these images, thanks Irene and Andrew
That photo at the very end is amazing. Other than the newton rings and the dust. If you do a wet mount and get it printed super big, that'd be incredible
Irene, thank you. That was an amazing vlog, something different to what everyone else is doing right now. It was educational, inspiring and the images are simply beautifully captivating (if that making sence).
Model was beautiful and you were too of course and thanks to your friend for showing us how it all works 😆
Again, loved it.
this is so amazing! Thanks Irene for exploring great stuff.
Absolutely stunning portraits Irene. The large format combined with B&W film create such unique, detailed images. Some of those head shots look like 100 year old images. So timeless! Makes me want to try large format.
Wow such emotion in the images I love it!
So much better than digital photography.
One exposure = one good photo
Large format is so boss. Props to you for exploring and getting more into film. Its a slower process but so much more rewarding. Great job here. Now I want to shoot large format!
P.S. Look at you using off camera lighting. lol. Irene "All Light Photographer" Rudnyk hahah. j/k.
haha #alllightmatters
The incomparable beauty of film! Love it.
Thanks for the intro to large format Irene! Your inclusion of the processing helped answer some questions I had. Thanks again!
My gosh these are incredible! Such an amazing process. Thank you for sharing! You're such an inspiration 💜💜
soo dreamy and ethereal, thanks for the great content Irene, such a treat :)
Way too cool! Thanks Irene.
The Polaroids themselves are so gorgeous. Such great work. Thank you for sharing.
Simply Amazing! You, Drewe, Andrew with Lots of Patience creating Beautiful Images With Timeless Equipment.
thank you!
i have a tear on my eye seeing those photos...
Amazing results! Thanks for sharing.
Great overview of the whole process very concisely narrated. Not long at all. Images were superb. Kudos to the whole team.
Hi Irene, another great vLog of cause. You are probably the most humble photographer on RUclips IMO. You gracefully go about your craft without showing off how great you are at the technical side of photography...including off camera lighting. You are brave informative and refreshing.
Great work Irene - amazing shots!
The output of this old technology is phenomenal.
It really makes me appreciate the history of photography and cameras as a whole.
The shallow depth of field is nothing but stunning and (as of now) only achievable with large format film cameras.
It's amazing how authentic the photographs look.
As if you took them in the 80's.
You really did a fantastic job.
wow, what a portrait, and a subject to shoot, how still, and LOVE the HP-5+ beautiful BOKEH effects.
I truly appreciate how concise and thorough this video was! Thank you
Super nice that you made a video that shows the whole process and the challenges of large format photography
Wow! 8x10 large format is absolutely fantastic. True art
These photos are exceptional. They have such a strong emotional impact. These are just test shots but still they speak so beautifully. Large format is so incredibly stunning.
these are amazing! it's nice to see you trying new things :)
That quality is just ridiculously sick! Awesome photos!
OMG the quality of images are amazing and its worth all the time !!
You are so talented, pls do more of this type of shoot if possible.
Feels like most beautiful pictures I've seen... Seeing all this is so fascinating
That quality and depth of field is outstanding! Lovin it!
Very interesting video!
It is the calm way of photography and the depth of field is unbelievable.
Irene.. this is so epic! Thank you for doing this. Really appreciate the young generation who still have the desire to know and learn things that are past. You are awesome
Oh wow. This was super interesting, I've never even seen large format negatives before. Loved watching it. Looking forward to more.
Great video, really fascinating process! The shallow depth of field really does blur away into the smoothest backgrounds
GREAT JOB..!!! Lovely images and another wonderful video..!!
Wow, so beautiful. This really inspires me... makes me want to shoot large format film. Thank you for sharing this Irene.
Awesome video Irene! Loved this one!
wow this is so amazing to watch, you increase my interest in photography with every video. love your work. and your model is stunning. xx
That was a very good video, Irene. Informative, entertaining and downright beautiful.
Blown away by those pictures, amazing work!
Absolutly Loved It! I'm now taking photography classes and your videos and information you add to them makes everything much clear! Very inspired!
I'm such a big fan, loved all the images you took. Well done!
large Format have a strong und unique expression. Thanks Irene outstanding work! 😍
This is a piece of art Irene!!!
The images are amazing! Thank you for sharing, Irene.
Nice work Irene. Very inspirational.
Interesting to note the use of continuous lighting. Didn't realise that they put out enough light!
I alway thought your style would be great with film...this video proved me right!!!...love your images and hope to see more film with Irene!
Just got field large format camera, shooting it soon, and planning to set up a darkroom in my basement!
Fabulous video, one of the best that I've seen in a long time.
These videos are sparking my interest in film so much
Such beautiful photos! Great job Irene! :)
Congratulations Irene !!!
Fabulous! Thank you so much for sharing this. Great video
Your photos from this video are absolutely stunning. It makes me want to get my old film camera out. Thank you so much for sharing.
thank you for watching!
Great vid Irene. Quite refreshing to see someone focusing on the art of photography.
the studio stuff is beautiful. love that you keep pushing your skills.
I was delighted with the quality of the images. I always admire Yrene's work.
The photos are sooo so beautiful.
So so so beautiful!! Loved every image!
Nice work Irene. Another gorgeous model, I especially like her look.
Some really beautiful shots. Very interesting video. Thank you Irene.
loved every bit of it, your first and successful attempt at Large Format Film photography
That focusing hood with the skulls is pretty dope.
Great video with fantastic images. This is so good there is no need to rush, make it more detailed and longer, we will love it.
great! i love how you explore film world. hoping to see more from you,Irene
Amazing good quality of the large format camera 📷 that's why old is gold... I'm really impressed by your informative tutorial about large format camera. Thanks! 👍
There's a whole new dimension to images shot on 4x5 and larger sheet film. Your portraits look ethereal.
Irene, wow! Absolutely beautiful outcome!
Classical look for a large format photo shoot : totally nailed. I loved the pictures, and there is something about medium format and up film. Great work. The model is super beautiful and she also have a killer smile and was super professional with the cold temperatures, she has this English look to her, perfect for this images.
Loved this video Irene!
That's incredible. I've been delaying 4x5 for too long. You've made my 120 seem so puny! Fantastic shots. Really gorgeous work.
That was sooooo awesome!!! Loved watching this!!! :D
Irene, I just love the way you share information, you are very good at explaining things! i also love how you get together with different 'photo geeks' and share your love of photography - so fun! Btw, I always watch the commercials at the beginning of your vids because you deserve the pay for sharing all of your info, I have learned so much from you :)
thank you so much!!
Great video and photos! Nicely done by all!
That was very nice. I especially liked the use of enlarging paper in the 10x8 camera, it worked a treat.
wow that was great! thanks for doing this. I just picked up a 4x5 camera, so this is exactly what I need to see!
These pictures are all so beautiful, fits perfectly with your style. Fun to watch!
thank you!
Stunning pictures!
Beautiful model!
Really pretty! Beautiful work! Gorgeous pictures!
Beautiful pictures, nice video, great mood! Congrats!
Irene, I have used 4x5 cameras for over 50 years and it delights me that you are experimenting in the medium. Large format forces a photographer to focus on the subject in a way that is difficult to emulate in digital photography. It is slow and methodical and every piece of film is both expensive in time and money. I still have a Horseman monorail studio camera and an Ebony SV45U2 … all my lenses are NIKKOR in Copal shutters. The Horseman is a solid and efficient studio camera and the Ebony is a work of art, field camera that was hand built by Hiromi Sakanashi in Tokyo. Ebony closed its doors in 2016, not from lack of demand, but simply because Mr. Sakanashi retired. The Ebony, made of ebony or mahogany and titanium is a meld of tradition and technology. I love it. I no longer print images on silver paper, but rather digitize the negatives and print on a large format printer.
Great video as always. You took me back to when I first got into photography. Using a darkroom with chemicals in my college days back in 1978.
Beautiful model and amazing photos. Thanks.
Bravo Irene for embracing film photography! i believe it will give you a new prospect on photography. Some people don't realize how sharp these photos can be.
The outside ones are my favourites ♥️ They are so delicate!
OMG I LOVED THIS VIDEO, so well done!
Thank you for this, Irene! I am now more than ever convinced to buy my first film camera and attend workshops on developing them. :D
Everyone likes compliments though not everyone deserves, you deserve them - good job
watching this video inspired me to go large format this year. tnx Irene!
Beautiful portraits! I really love the look and feel of large format with HP5. Very inspiring! I'd like to try this at home :)
That is so cool. Love the pictures.
Wow those images are spectacular! I’d love to do this some day 😍
This looks like SO much fun!
Woaw.. Fantastic shot, very beautiful model and the quality is so impressive. Medium and large format are the best...
A clear example: This is the way photography must be !
This so informative!! Your model is also the most patient model ever😃 thanks for making this video! I never understood the way it works and I had to learn for my photography theory😅
Irene, I have that same 4x5 camera and I bought the Cambo Reflex Hood that makes it much easier to use. Flips the image right side up and makes it easy to shoot with the camera low to the ground and rotate the eyepiece around to fit what you're shooting.