Tiffen Chocolate 1
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- Опубликовано: 2 мар 2022
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Jason reviews the Tiffen chocolate 1 filter, and wants you to know that he could have made way more defecation jokes. Your welcome.
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I got a lot of questions about the chocolate 2 & 3, so I posted a follow-up to this video with sample images over on Tiktok, yes........tiktok. @dumbgrainydays
can you eat the filter and does it taste good
Fuck TikTok..post that video on RUclipss.
I know this is an old video but hoping you might have some insight of the approximate kelvin of this filter? I'm looking at some promising amber options from Cokin of whom unlike Tiffen actually quote the Kelvin their filters are cutting down too (from 5500K). I take it from the images that the chocolate 1 isn't as strong as say a 85b filter but if anyone has a good guesstimate that would be great!
As a cinematographer - now just plain old photographer I can assure you that the best use of the Tiffen Chocolate filter is with a Tiffen Mist/soft - that gives you the lovely romantic nostalgic feel you are after - I must have shot a dozen TV commercials this way
you mean tiffen black pro mist ?
@@giordanobruno7943 Yes
- hey Nelson - have you tried that setup on video? I shoot only video. (I’m only on this channel for the bad humor).
@@TedNemeth No I haven't although it would work wonders in the studio and on location. I did once got offered a TV with a broken volume control - I couldn't turn it down - have a good one
@@nelsonclub7722 hi do you put the pro mist filter in front of the chocolate filter or the other way around?
Chocolate 1- White chocolate filter
Chocolate 2- Milk chocolate filter
Chocolate 3- Dark chocolate filter
Missed opportunity Tiffen
Maybe 50, 75 and 90% cocoa?
almost seems like a 2x strength version of this filter would be what many of us are after.
That's exactly what the Chocolate 2 is. There's also the Tobacco filter, which is a similar colour (very fractionally more amber) but at strength 1 is about as strong as Chocolate 2 is.
I love how those Cinestill photos turned out. Looks like a great combo for sure. I definitely edit my photos (and videos to an extent) to be on the warmer side, so was interesting to see how to achieve this in camera. Would love to see how far the Chocolate 3 goes. Thanks for the video Jason!
I can’t express how much joy your videos being me. Keep it up.
The close up of the grass with the light shooting through it @08:41 is my favorite picture I've ever seen on your channel. Thank you.
ready for the flood of cinestill/chocolate photos in analog reddit in 3...2...1...
Baxter's appearances:
- 8:30
See ya later
Cheers
God bless you
Nice work. Save me a lot of time
@@nospoilers8759 I don't believe in any God, I preffer dogs.
@Tu mamá ok
@@maitelometo8456 a pleasure amigo
Yeah I agree the Cinestill 800T with the chocolate filter really looks like some of the Fuji stocks, particularly Pro 400h and Superia but without the ugly shadows you can get from those films
Keep up the filter reviews jason! I and many others seem to like those vids in between your epic adventures as well!
The chocolate + tungsten combo is a combo as legendary as whiskey and ice.
O crap that filter is gold, seriously loving these images.
Love the new filter. I didn’t even know they used those.
Wonderful deadpan delivery, great vid, keep it up.
Great video. I'm amazed this appears to be the only video about chocolate filters on youtube, they were a staple on music videos in the late 90s, I used them all time, even when I didn't want to! 😂
The cinestill looks sooooo good with chocolate!
I really appreciate the honesty of your review! Keep it going :)
The Ektar has less saturation in the yellow-red to full red-tones but really boosted in the blue-green, and normal in straight yellow. People overcompensate when editing and developing ektar to push the reds thats why its usually not considered a great portrait stock as it makes white/fair skinned people quite red. Makes them look like they're sun burnt. But if developed correctly, as in the shots here. The chocolate filter doesn't add much to reduce the blue because of the saturation is higher than what the chocolate filter can remove from it. The example of the blue shadows in the Portra stock shows how much this is removed. So add that minimal difference to a stock that has a lot more saturation and not much would change.
It's unreal how many people don't understand this about Ektar. Probably because they don't read/understand the data sheet and have never done a proper manual color inversion of Ektar to see its normal color rendition.... Thats also why the ektar shots leaned towards blue when he pushed it to 400- because ektar builds blue density first and red density last... anyway I'm just here to agree with your comment because many do not understand ektar.
Im sorry are you talking about Ektachrome or just generally about Ektar? Great info anyways!
Great video, cant wait for the next one
Like the effect of the new Tiffen "your pocket is empty now" 1 Filter. It has no effect on my pictures but I can move more easily because my wallet is now much lighter. 👌
Ever try Lee Filters?
@@gewglesux ever try using lightroom instead of color filters? CPL is irreplaceable, but these color filters? Yeah, much cheaper to do in post
@@dimitrijekrstic7567 I like using filters. I have used LR in the past. Get pretty good results with LR
@@dimitrijekrstic7567 Lightroom can't do what a physical colour filter does; Lightroom can shift colours one side or another, but it can't merge colours and it can't increase contrast only in specific colour/saturation groups, which is what actually happens when you use a physical filter to block particular wavelengths out. You can replicate it with Photoshop or other more advanced processors, but it's a multi-step process and you're having to do that for each image one-by-one. Not to mention it defeats the purposes for many people who shoot film and specifically do not want to be sat in software all day. It is far, far quicker and easier to simply use a physical filter, and you get a more consistent and nuanced result.
And I say that as someone who's been using Photoshop for 25 years and Lightroom since literally the first day it was released.
Love the filter with the tungsten film. In the 70's that filter would have been superfluous. All of L.A. was that color!
Great video!!
Yes please show us how the Brown #2 and #3 work!!
The first photographs are the location of Detective Marlowe's apartment from the the film The Long Goodbye by Robert Altman.
Your Tiffen Chocolate video reminded me that I have a Graduated Tobacco filter that I should try.
Thanks for the video.
The last roll!!! Gold!
Hey, I would love to see you try all kinds of filters!
Those cinestill and ektachrome shots are so nice
This was a really romantic video, you guys are amazing together.
would love to see Tiffen chocolate 2 and 3 video!
Barely noticeable, especially for the cost. Thanks for your channel. Love it!
Nicely done.
Damn the colors in that last shot are dope!
that last frame is crazy good
Wow, that was quick. Nice.
this is my therapy youtube channel!!
That wide open shot through the grass on E100 was dank!
Looks kind of like an old ND. I got one from way back on an old F3 I bought. It takes about a stop and was sun-kissed like the pages of a book left on a windowsill for years.
pretty interesting results .. nice vid man
that effect at the end was insane
I had tunnel vision and only saw Chocolate and thought you were dabbling in Polaroid chocolate and got excited
Lovely new and entertaining masterpiece! ✨
The best way to start our day 🤙🏼
Outro was perfection
Brown is just dark orange. A brown filter like this is basically just a slight orange filter mixed with a slight ND filter.
DAM that filter is pricey.
“Aaaalm eeehhhhm, that’s how you dit one handed” best part
Love the videos
Definitely missed an opportunity to open with you eating count chocula, but definitely a great video regardless might have to pick up a set of those filter, might have to take out a second mortgage first lmao
That looked pretty rad, espeically on 800T.
Really love your videos, even though I am no photographer myself. But speaking of it, could you maybe do a starter video, based on your experience. Which camera, which films and what to avoid/pursue. Thank you for your content.
Two things:
- With a 58mm filter thread of the Makina (and most lenses up to 62mm), far cheaper alternative brown or warming filters are available.
Including Cokins much cheaper A series, with plentiful vintage resin filters. Including a wonderful graduated brown, that makes all your photos look like Top Gun.
- Provia is better than Ektachrome on most counts. And cheaper.
Better reciprocity. Neutral, but still strong colours. And high sharpness.
There are cheaper versions of all of Tiffen's filters, but few cheap filters, especially colour filters, are available in the weaker strengths like Tiffen's, which is where they're most effective.
@@aceflibble that’s simply not true. Scour the used marked and you’ll find plenty.
But of course time is money. So just buy the damn filter if that’s what you want and can’t find it.
It just pays off to hoard filters preemptively.
Now I encourage you to discover the Antique Suede filter.
Never seen a video from you before this one but I gotta be honest, in the first 2 minutes you won me over with your commentary and wit. Subbed.
You sir are a good salesman
Hey, I recognize that building at 2:25! That's where Philip Marlowe lived in The Long Goodbye. I wanted to live there so badly after watching that movie.
Interesting! Thanks! Using film, with colored filters, is all new, to me, but I want to learn about this, and just subscribed. (I started serious photography, in my late forties, in 2009, with digital.)
someone put a tiffen pro mist 1/2 on your vlogging camera. And i love it!
A comparison between Chocolate 1 and 85B would be cool, especially when using CineStill 800T
still need to know how you make your film photos come to life with 3d movement into the image :o really nice review, thank you heh
Chocolate filter 1 = sugar rush, chocolate filter 3 = full on diabetes
Dune was shot using Formatt Hitech Firecrest filters. Hit me up if you want to know more on these filters
Never had Tiffen chocolate. Lindt is my fav.
I wonder CSI Miami used this filter or NOt...
Thanks for the video!
LA haze cuts out that blue sky perfectly
luv it ... fabio video dude
If I'm alone in a tunnel with you, I'm not alone or you're not with me.
The real star of this video might be Caleb's Retro Star Wars jean jacket
Those browns and greens on 800T almost remind me of a diet Retrochrome look.
Finding any real-world examples at all of filters on the internet is a really frustrating experience, especially diffusion or contrast filters. I had to just go ahead and buy my Low Cons and shoot my own tests before I had any idea what they were going to do.
Turn off Auto Color in NLP and use the RGB/CMY midtone sliders to correct your colors. They actually effect the whole image except the white highlights and black shadows. Just like a lab scanner or an enlarger. This should preserve more of the filters effect.
Also you can shoot 800T in daylight fine without a filter. Just rate it at 500 ASA and correct it with the WB slider or the yellow/blue midtone slider. And 5219 is recommended to be shot with an 85 not an 85B filter. If you don't meter through the lens you need to rate it at 320 for that. Essentially that 5219 is an 800 ASA film because of C41 processing is a lie. It's still 500 ASA.
That one handed roll sealing is going to get this video flagged 18+
if you guys continue like this historians will say that you and caleb were roommates
okay ~~ but ~~ what about how it looks with lomo purple - I mean, you brought it up... 😂
you should look into the Tobacco filters as well!
It's probably hard to make a filter that mimics the color effect of Dune its almost all digitally done anyways using RAW video
5:11 sick cinematography moves
Chocolate 1+2+3. All the chocolate. That'll get you there.
I actually found out, that if you export the images with the nlp presets as jpgs and then edit them again in lr, you'd get much better warmth correction!!
is this only as jpegs? that quite limits how much editing you can do if that’s the case
hmm 🤔 seems like getting together with a brand and making your own custom chocolate-inspired filter would be neat...
Ok I’m calling you Willie Wonka from now on.
And if you want to go the cheap skate way, get a Cokin #005 Sepia filter. Brown tones guaranteed. Well, that or some 1998 expired Kodak Gold 😁
Thanks, looking for an affordable option.
Ay, that's where they shot The Long Goodbye
im so glad it wasnt just me i was like i can BARELY see a difference i can see it in the greens a little it helps them from looking too NEON green. wonder how much a difference it would have made with a chocolate 3 instead of 1
What's up? 11 days of Film Jonesin'
I'm one for cooler images typically. But that combo with tungsten balanced film was killer. I'll have to shoot that some day on some 200t or 500t.
Warming filter and choc 👍
E100 is very blue for sure it was supposed to be Neutral🤔
We're going to need to see that filter with LomoChrome purple please. Don't tease me.
Aerchome + chocolate 3 next 😩
Could you do a tutorial on your end screens where you zoom in on your favorite images? I think I understand how it’s done but then again, I just don’t.
the video grade looks awesome as well. was that also shot with a chocolate filter?
Dat Yello Beanie tho.. Thanks for the video. Have you ever tried Lee filters?
Your humor style reminds me a bit of Steven Wright. Also the young woman who creates the long form audio stories on This American Life.
Hipsters gonna hip
I can't stop watching dune.
yes please a video about lomo purple 🤙
Damn, 2160 4K, my screen is now real life
you should look into bulk rolling film!
watching this instead of studying for calculus midterm :D
blocking some blue in the shadows is a big plus to color film imo. blue shadows are a PITA to get rid of sometimes.