Shooting the Fuji GW690iii at Night with Fuji Pro 400H.
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2021
- How I shoot the Fuji GW690iii at night. I took a few rolls of Fuji Pro 400H to Kanda and Akihabara in Tokyo to shoot some street scenes long exposure.
Music by: Matt Large, APALLO, Yomoti, Ballpoint and Cushy.
Thanks again for watching!
The manual tells you to turn off the T mode by advancing the shutter speed to the next one rather than advancing the film or it will cause failure to the leaf shutter.
Thank you for this video! Just ordered one of these cameras from Japan and I’m stoked to shoot with it. Very helpful video as I wasn’t sure what to do without the bulb mode
This video was really good dude! I’ve been really interested in the GW690III recently. It’s like a Mamiya 7 on steroids haha
Thanks! I had a lot of fun making it! Now may be the time to make it happen, the GW690iii has shot up in price since I bought mine, in fact I've seen them selling for double of what I paid about a year ago!
Great video I'm getting this camera soon can't wait to do night and portraits look amazing too I seen.
My guy! Lets gooooo!!!
Very cool video and shots, Andrew. Thanks.
Thank you too!
Great photos! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
So good !!
Great Video! I really like your pictures. Tokyo at night is a beautiful scenery. I hope I can be there with my X100V next year
Thanks a lot! Lets hope they open up! Here's to the future!
Hey Andrew,
Thanks for the nice video :)
I really enjoy watching your night time photowalks, especially when you take this gorgeous Fuji GW690 with you :D
Btw your choice in music is always really good.
Have a nice day!
Thanks a lot! Yeah the music is so important to me I love working with it!
Outstanding work
Thank you!
Dope shit dude, keep it up ✌
Fluorescent strip lights on the underside of Japanese train station roofs (8:54) are about my favourite thing
I feel you man! Love em!
Great video! Inspiring. I’m thinking about picking up a GW690, this might have pushed me over the edge. 😬
Do IT!
I thought changing time also closes aperture on Fuji (but also risks bumping it but perhaps less than moving the film with advance lever).
Working some magic with those night shots!
Thanks man! I'm having fun out there!
めちゃいい感じ！！！
ありがとうございます！！
Lovely video, thanks fior that. Where can I buy a shutter release cable for the GW690iii ?
I think any standard shutter release cable will do you well!
I love that camera too. It would be freaking amazing if the lens had shift.
Thank you for posting this. The photos are great! Did you do any metering or just "guesstimate' the exposure times?
Thanks! For these rolls I took a reading at the beginning of the night with my mirrorless that I was using to make the video and kinda guessed from there. I like my night shots to not be overexposed so I always shoot a little short at night.
I just picked up this camera. Are you using a standard shutter release cable?
Yes I was!
where can i get one of those Clock
Really nice photos. I love night photos with my RB67, but my tripod is far too heavy. Which are you using in this video?
Thanks! I use the Manfrotto Befree Advanced Aluminum Tripod. It is light enough to carry around all night/day and can support my rb 67 as the max payload is 8kg. Overall its a good solution, as I rarely use a car and have to carry everything especially when filming these videos!
@@CLOCKCOUNTRY Thanks for the super helpful feedback. I currently have a Manfrotto 055 with geared head, and I think it needs to be car only for the sake of my health. I'll add the Befree to my wishlist.
@@SamJessop No problem! Glad I could help!
Aren't you supposed to trip the shutter by changing the speed to "1" instead of using the film advance? I recall reading that somewhere.
That totally works too! I'm not sure there is an advantage with either method, I just wish it would dis-engage with the cable, as the cap method is not the most confidence inspiring technique.
@@CLOCKCOUNTRY In the manual for the GW cameras it says not to use the transport to close the shutter. Turning the shutter speed dial is how it should be done because otherwise you can damage your transport and or you can actually move the film while the shutter is still open and then get streaks (of course if you cover the lens that won't happen).
@@Raevenswood I see this is good information! Thank you!
Hi) thanks for the video : ) I have a question , Did you use the P program (auto) for the night shoots ? I assume you used tripod ...
oh I get to the part where you used a tripod and can see the trigger :P...
Yes I did