Large Format Landscape Photography S1E7 24 Hours in Mojave
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2022
- In this weeks video, I travel into the Mojave Desert with my large format camera. My goal is to photograph a moving train in low light on 8x10 film.
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I was so anxious when the train was arriving and you were casually taking light readings 😂
You and me both. I tried to keep my cool 😎
As a SLR user, taking the shot without looking through the view finder is almost unimaginable to me. Great work!
So relaxing watching you work.
Thanks, Gary. I'm happy to hear that.
I got excited to see that train coming...nice!
You and I both, haha!
I hope you get to print that big it looks amazing, the detail that you get out of 8x10 "Wow" what else is there to say well done Shane.
Thank you, Mick! I’m looking forward to seeing this as a large print.
I like that photo 🙂
This shot was all about timing...and it fell into place perfectly.
Hiked up a Mississippi bluff a couple weeks ago. Needed crampons and hiking poles to reach the top. Got some nice photo's and video of a very long train. The train kept a comin' Used a 5D with the 17-40 and circular polarizer. Waiting to meet a train crossing the Arcola High bridge. Last summer ran into a medium format film guy who drove al the way up from Omaha for the bridge, said he does railroad photography for a living.
Nice! Sounds like a good time. And what an interesting career that guy has!
If you get a chance try the tehachapi loop long trains go over themselves
Great video, fantastic photograph and camera!!!!
Well done!
Nice, looks like fun.
Nicely done. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching 👍🏼
One shot, one perfect photo 😍
Nice photo!
Such an awesome picture! Cool it worked out for you and so glad I found your channel.
Thanks kevin! Yeah, I really didn’t expect to take a photo that evening.
oh wow, that's pretty awesome!
Thanks for watching 😁
Man that's a great shot! All I can think is it screams Americana.
excellent work as always! I think this scene would look even more interesting with larger focal lenght mb
Thank you! I was considering the 600mm but I can always crop in. I think it will look best printed large.
When you shoot 8 X 10 negative do you process the film yourself or sent it out and if so do you dodge and burn the prints yourself. And when we get to see the image on RUclips do you digitally process the negative or the print. Can you tell me if you see a difference, big or small, between the print and the digital image. Just asking because perhaps we are not truly enjoying and appreciating this medium unless we see it in a gallery.
I’m just scanning the film on a flatbed scanner and trying to produce the most accurate colors I can. You will definitely need to see a large print to appreciate large format photography, or even a small contact print. Both are quite special to see in person.
Ha ! Well done !
Hello!your video is so amazing! About the details of the photos.
And I have a question about format, I don't know how to chose between medium or lager...
Hello! What do you like to photograph? It all depends on the final print. How large are you going to be printing? In large format, I recommend 4x5. You can comfortably enlarge up to 40x50”.
What enlarger and lens do you use?
These are just scans. Although, my 3rd darkroom is currently in the works.
He who dies with the most toys wins . Your winning
What is the name of your lightmeter?
It’s the Pentax Digital Spot Meter.
@@shanedignum Thxs. Do you happen to know of a lightmeter that works for cine and for photography?
Can u tell me y u still using film camera,, there is high resolution medium format such as phase one 150mp camera available in the market.
Its not the results for film photographers, they do it for the process...they enjoy it.
Its not the results for film photographers, they do it for the process...they enjoy it.
@@tarunindoriya902 may bee but i dont think soo bcus large format photography is very expencive and need very acurate setting and reading
Why didn't You use the GND filter?