Hi my analog film twin!! Thanks for the awesome trip, friendship, footage and bad jokes! I’m so blessed to have a buddy like You! Can’t wait for the trip... Btw, I think, that there was a one quite ok joke too... or maybe I was dreaming... Loved the song too!
Hi Ari, again - an excellent video. I like the simplicity of your compositions. Isokari seems like a fascinating place - a bit more tranquil than the coastline in Westen Norway where I live.
At this point, I'm not sure if I watch for the photography or listen for the music... As a music student and film photography hobiest, these videos have made me realize a new dream...
Haa! But listen, there really is no difference. They are the same. Especially if you think about non-documentary fine art photography and then instrumental music, they both speak the same language aiming at evoking emotion and feeling. I'm very glad you liked this!
Got it ..bit nerve racking if you smoke a joint haha ? The good photos were worth your trip ..Good one Ari . Not boring ! Keep up the passion .Autumn is nearly there Spring flower time here in Western Australia .Take Care
Not sure why, but I have never thought of putting two rolls of film on one reel. Brilliant! Question for you, Ari: in the dark, how do you know when the first roll of film is on the reel far enough so you can begin putting the second roll on? I have the same kind of tank and reel system as you. Do you just keep advancing the film until it stops? Thanks!
I work with 2 Paterson tanks at once. I start the development in the second tank when the first has been in for about 5 minutes. The agitation gets bit hectic! I rarely presoak. I think it's not really needed if the development times are long enough. Entertaining video as always.
That’s a great film developing process. That must come from playing the piano where your brain can keep track of your hands and feet doing different things at the same time. Do you ever replenish your developer? You are very lucky to have such a good friend to photograph with. That is something special.
Photography and bad jokes sounds like a great trip!! Who did you get to sing in your video? The conveyor belt system you have is impressive!! 13 rolls takes around 1 hour 15 minutes!! Wow!! I tried to guess which picture you like and I went with the rocks on the beach. I cannot tell you why I really enjoy that picture, but I really enjoyed that one! Thanks for another great video and looking forward to seeing how you solved the carrying problem!
Thanks thanks. I'll show you the carrying thing later, as promised. As for the singing, I didn't get anybody so I needed to do it myself. Apologies :-)
Wow you did an amazing job with your conveyer belt developing! That was interesting to watch, thank you for sharing that process!! These are the color rolls right? Is your black and white developer reusable as well? I LOVE the pictures from your trip, wow what a fantastic location!!!!
Great landscapes! I wondered how cold the sea? I can get in quite cold water, Pacific in Southern Califoria, Atlantic for really short dips, in pools near Cape Town, South Africa! I'm trying to carry less and less! My body can't! Enjoyable as always! That Rollei-35 always amazes me! Look forward to next video! Bravo.
thanks again for another awesome video .... Great ideas to put 2x120 films in one reel, but now you have double the surface area and may need more effectiveness, of course it perfectly works with xtol stock but how about a more diluted liquid? I tend to use ID11/D76 at 1+3 dilution most of of the times... do you think there is enough developing power in 500cc of it for two rolls?
Your favorite might as well have been shot on a Holga ;) haha just kidding I think all your photos turned out great. Future video idea: give your cheaper tlr’s some love.
Hey, you have same crocs as I do. I like shooting in crocs and even tried shooting them with a disposable BW film camera on my vacation. Back in the days there were no crocs available so it is nice how you combine new things with a classic Hasselblad camera.
Amazing developing system. For me it would be a recipe for disaster. Wonderful video& trip. Love the rock landscape it is similar to West coast of Sweden.
The landscape in the coastal northeastern US looks very similar to this area. I look forward to September when there are not as many people. The days get shorter, but that great morning and evening light seems to linger a bit longer. The exposure on these is great. Do you still use the app on your phone as a light meter?
Thank you for sharing details of your processing “factory”. Minimalist approach to high volume production. Could so much relate to the urge to shoot even when I know I don’t have something special. Looking at these I started to wonder what your processes are for final printing - maybe a future video?
Hi my analog film twin!! Thanks for the awesome trip, friendship, footage and bad jokes! I’m so blessed to have a buddy like You! Can’t wait for the trip...
Btw, I think, that there was a one quite ok joke too... or maybe I was dreaming...
Loved the song too!
Ha haa! I’m still laughing at “the chapter ten is for mature audience, and the chapter six for deer”. Doesn’t translate to English well 😅
@@ShootOnFilm doesn’t translate at all 😂
Hi Ari, again - an excellent video. I like the simplicity of your compositions. Isokari seems like a fascinating place - a bit more tranquil than the coastline in Westen Norway where I live.
Thanks, thanks. yeah, it is typically fairly calm and peaceful. This time a bit windy, though!
Beautiful discussion, images, and music. Thank you
Thanks for watching :-) !
Love the windy day photos. Your conveyor belt processing method made me dizzy. There’s no way I would be able to pull that off.
:-) I've been practicing....
At this point, I'm not sure if I watch for the photography or listen for the music... As a music student and film photography hobiest, these videos have made me realize a new dream...
Haa! But listen, there really is no difference. They are the same. Especially if you think about non-documentary fine art photography and then instrumental music, they both speak the same language aiming at evoking emotion and feeling. I'm very glad you liked this!
Got it ..bit nerve racking if you smoke a joint haha ? The good photos were worth your trip ..Good one Ari . Not boring ! Keep up the passion .Autumn is nearly there Spring flower time here in Western Australia .Take Care
Keep it up down under!! Thanks for watching :-)
Not sure why, but I have never thought of putting two rolls of film on one reel. Brilliant! Question for you, Ari: in the dark, how do you know when the first roll of film is on the reel far enough so you can begin putting the second roll on? I have the same kind of tank and reel system as you. Do you just keep advancing the film until it stops? Thanks!
Let me do a RUclips short about this. Gimme a few days .. but basically, no need to advance the first film. The second will push it forward .....
That is quite a system you have for developing film!! LOVE the shots!!
Great photos! Thank you for sharing the video of your trip, photos and developing film.
Beautiful photos, both black & white and color. I love the square format!!!
Thanks thanks. I think square is the way to go - at least for me!
I work with 2 Paterson tanks at once. I start the development in the second tank when the first has been in for about 5 minutes. The agitation gets bit hectic! I rarely presoak. I think it's not really needed if the development times are long enough. Entertaining video as always.
That’s a great film developing process. That must come from playing the piano where your brain can keep track of your hands and feet doing different things at the same time. Do you ever replenish your developer? You are very lucky to have such a good friend to photograph with. That is something special.
Thanks, thanks. No I don't replenish -- I just add time.
Photography and bad jokes sounds like a great trip!! Who did you get to sing in your video? The conveyor belt system you have is impressive!! 13 rolls takes around 1 hour 15 minutes!! Wow!! I tried to guess which picture you like and I went with the rocks on the beach. I cannot tell you why I really enjoy that picture, but I really enjoyed that one! Thanks for another great video and looking forward to seeing how you solved the carrying problem!
Thanks thanks. I'll show you the carrying thing later, as promised. As for the singing, I didn't get anybody so I needed to do it myself. Apologies :-)
@@ShootOnFilm it was not bad at all!! If you wanted terrible singing you could have asked me. Cookie would be a much better choice over me! Hahaha
Not getting bored at all, watching your great videos. Thank you, and have fine weekend.
Thanks thanks!! You too!!
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Yes you are!
Wow you did an amazing job with your conveyer belt developing! That was interesting to watch, thank you for sharing that process!! These are the color rolls right? Is your black and white developer reusable as well? I LOVE the pictures from your trip, wow what a fantastic location!!!!
Thanks, thanks. I reuse my XTOL (Adox XT-3) B&W developer up to 13-15 times. And that conveyor belt thingy works for both color and B&W.
@@ShootOnFilm oh nice I only knew of one reusable bw developer! I should look into the adox!!!
Fomadon Excel, Fomadon P, Ilford Perceptol are a few more!@@suzannepedersen1856
Congratulations on your perfect conveyor belt development. Maybe you should consider starting a one-hour photoservice. 🤪 Great images.
Thanks thanks -- all factory work is moving to China, right? :-)
@@ShootOnFilm Fortunately quite a lot is coming back for obvious reasons. I guess therefore that your work absolutely has a bright future.
@@ralphvandergeest 🙂
Great landscapes! I wondered how cold the sea? I can get in quite cold water, Pacific in Southern Califoria, Atlantic for really short dips, in pools near Cape Town, South Africa! I'm trying to carry less and less! My body can't! Enjoyable as always! That Rollei-35 always amazes me! Look forward to next video! Bravo.
It was about 20-22c. Much warmer than the Pacific in California :-)
thanks again for another awesome video .... Great ideas to put 2x120 films in one reel, but now you have double the surface area and may need more effectiveness, of course it perfectly works with xtol stock but how about a more diluted liquid? I tend to use ID11/D76 at 1+3 dilution most of of the times... do you think there is enough developing power in 500cc of it for two rolls?
I always make one full litre of the developer. I'm cheap, but saving on the developer doesn't add up. Just to be sure :-)
Your favorite might as well have been shot on a Holga ;) haha just kidding I think all your photos turned out great. Future video idea: give your cheaper tlr’s some love.
Thanks -- that' is a very goof idea for a video!
Enjoying the 20C water just like we do here in Malibu, CA.
Exactly! Bare naked!
Hey, you have same crocs as I do. I like shooting in crocs and even tried shooting them with a disposable BW film camera on my vacation.
Back in the days there were no crocs available so it is nice how you combine new things with a classic Hasselblad camera.
Crocks are to photography what pepper is to french fries. Totally unnecessary but ah, so tasty!
Hehe, 6:14 looks like a Turner painting. Nice.
Ha haa!! They may be some of that influence there: collectionapi.metmuseum.org/api/collection/v1/iiif/337499/771617/main-image
Wonderful video and music.
Thanks, thanks!
Amazing developing system. For me it would be a recipe for disaster. Wonderful video& trip. Love the rock landscape it is similar to West coast of Sweden.
Thanks thanks. I also think the Baltic coast of Sweden, say nort from Stockholm all the way to Umeå is pretty similar, don't you think?
I meant the Gothenburg side & North. My wife was Swedish & always referred to that as the West coast of Sweden.
Love the conveyor belt method!
It's my Henry Ford moment :-)
wonderful video, pictures to die for and a hommage to friendship. bravo!
Thanks! Kari is a true friend!
The Men Who Stare At Sheep - bad joke, I know
Ha haa!! A good one!
@@ShootOnFilm You're too kind, Ari.🐑
The landscape in the coastal northeastern US looks very similar to this area. I look forward to September when there are not as many people. The days get shorter, but that great morning and evening light seems to linger a bit longer. The exposure on these is great. Do you still use the app on your phone as a light meter?
I know what you mean. New England light is very similar. Yes, I use my phone to measure light.
Thank you for sharing details of your processing “factory”. Minimalist approach to high volume production. Could so much relate to the urge to shoot even when I know I don’t have something special. Looking at these I started to wonder what your processes are for final printing - maybe a future video?
A very good idea. I have made a few videos about bot my digital and analog printing process, but maybe I should make a more systematic explanation!
@@ShootOnFilm yes! I would love to know how you print 4x5 in such a small, temporary darkroom.
@@kmcsmartthe key is one of the most compact 4x5 enlargers: Fujimoto 405ms.