yeah, being iso 50 film, this stock is rather saturated: said Jason while removing all the saturation and shadows from the scans

@davidwoods80

3 жыл бұрын

He discovered the secret 'Clorox' slider in Lightroom. I'd share the keyboard shortcut, but I have to see your hipster credentials first.

@authenticNL2

2 жыл бұрын

This is the way!

The midday sun is actually a great source of Vitamin 50D

Hours after watching this I’m still laughing about the “dressed like a foreskin”

Ah yes, falling victim to shooting in midday sun. A tale as old as time.

@davidhunt9692

3 жыл бұрын

All the cool kids are doing it

@marklittrell3202

3 жыл бұрын

Only SLIGHTLY less well known than 'never get in a land war in Asia!'

"50D requires a lot of light, mostly because I overexpose the hell out of it"

@briansavage932

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, 50d normally looks really nice and contrasty if shot at box speed and metered correctly. You can't be afraid of shadows!

@alr1577

2 жыл бұрын

yeah those photos came out like ass lol

@jelkafabianova2801

2 жыл бұрын

some were nice but I seriously want to see it box-speed metered

You should just get a single bed room so u and your buddy can save money and also cuddle

@JacobPrater

3 жыл бұрын

Hmm

@livesongs82

3 жыл бұрын

i agreee ..,more cuddles

@mpk33

3 жыл бұрын

They was just a coupla cowboys on a brokeback trail...

@dflf

3 жыл бұрын

I can’t believe the comments and all the likes. What rock did you all crawl out from under?

@btrdangerdan2010

3 жыл бұрын

Ha ha 😂

Days without Jason's videos feel like grannydays cause they're quite boring.

@user-hk7us6ck9z

3 жыл бұрын

You’re really A big fan😆😆😆

I’ve only shot Vision3 50D in Super8, but seeing your shots in bright midday light make me think this would be an ideal colour film to take bushwalking in harsh AF Australian sun.

0:32 it was that smirk. that damn smirk.

@younggodicarus

3 жыл бұрын

We getting a Chris x grainydays collab?

overexposing cinestill 50d +32 stops seems like a good idea since it has the 16 stops DyNaMiC RaNgE

Thank you Jason for taking us on another awesome and educational adventure.

I recently got my scans back from the first rolls I shot since I stopped a few years ago. Some looked like absolute trash but others were better than I thought. Thanks for inspiring me to shoot film again, you goofball.

Love the shot you said was creepy, all the bright sunlight & saturation in these reminds me so much of Midsommar 🤩

Back in the day, I only ever shot in 50 - 100 iso film. Grain was for silos and hippies. What we were really after (though we didn't know it yet) was the look of digital photography. Just ever-improving resolution, detail and creativity. Aaaahhhhhh! The idea that we could take that detail and deconstruct it into the look of film someday through AI...why, that was never even a whim.

wow that is so crazy i was just there at that Arizona 9 motel sign. i went to the grand canyon around the same time lol. i even thought to myself driving across Arizona with my nikon f5 taking pictures "i'm like grainydays." Have to get the rolls developed still but i was shooting fuji provia 100f and lomochrome purple

Outstanding assessment Jason. Love your work. I am getting use to the grain of the 50D. My rolls are always developed in C41. I struggle to find a lab in Sydney that can process in ECN.

Thank you lord for delivering unto us another steaming pile of love from our savior Jason

The layers and shadow on the image at 5:53 is my fav. Well done.

paused at 0:19 just because i need to say the attention to detail with this edit is already incredible. keep up the good work

to get rid of the halation layer you give it a remjob?

Beautiful editing man, really a pleasure to watch your videos.

Another awesome video! Love the story, your narration, the video, and of course the stills. You really leveraged the film's character in that orange silhouette. You also gave a very good description of the film's unique qualities and play-by-play of your adventure. The one point I have to make is that the colors in the stills were not anywhere near as saturated or pleasing to my eye as those of the video. The video really popped. Most of the stills were short of what I would expect from your description. There were a couple with pleasing greens and the reds at the cafe were good, but for the most part the colors could not keep up with your imaging skills. Maybe my monitor is off, or maybe I am. I found myself thinking of the Metropolis review. Anyway, thanks for the post!

Such dope shots man! The colors look awfully beautiful, your videos make me wanna shoot film!

Makes me happy to see you make a video in my home turf!

I went to the Subway canyon in Sedona in late April, Perfect time of year for the Flowers.

I do car photography, and you can get halations from shiny chrome parts or light reflections in general

tricky film it seems. when you metered for the shadows it really blows out the brighter areas of the shot. great vid as always!

8:26 is so so so nice!!! this film looks awesome on orange!

Another fun and informative video!! Glad to see you were somehow able to get a bit of Baxter footage in there too....just isn't quite the same if no Baxter. ;) CC

dude i love your channel

If you don't want the halation, you can buy Vision3 250D and get it processed at a lab that does ECN-2. I shot 4 and a half rolls and didn't really notice any halation at all

I was crapping my pants on my sofa watching the cave ledge parts as I have no head for heights, but still watched like nevertheless. Beautiful images and intrigued as how they always have a lovely pastel colour look no matter what film stock you use reminds me of Ektachrome 64 of last century!!! Thanks.

The first thing to shoot on cinestill's daylight film is artificial light

I dropped into my local film processer {a Chain camera store here in NorCal} and asked about ECN-2 processing on a roll of Cinestill 50D which they sell btw and I got a blank stare.

Unintentionally I took that same picture of that sign in Arizona in the intro.. didn’t turn out as well as yours but it’s fun to know it’s a small world

I think shooting Cine 50D in night would be a nice experiment

Ah yes, I can finally stop binging photo favorites for two weeks straight and can start binging this new video

Woke up to find this gem ready to roll (Pun) 😉 . Fortunate too cause I shot a few rolls of 50D recently and thought I had done something wrong since it looked too much like the Ektar100 I shot alongside it.

finally a new video :D i couldnt wait

I believe that town you rolled into is Williams, AZ. I stayed the night there after visiting the Grand Canyon. Didn't really scratch the surface, but just to see it was something I've always wanted to do. Interestingly, that town looked so much better at night than it does here in the day.

Gonna be late from work cause of this video and I like it!

❌ Film photography channel ❌ Meme channel ✔️ A Baxter channel but a film/meme guy keeps hugging the spotlight.

Great video - thanks for the laughs :)

Bro I love your videos, please make more my g

killer work man!

@hmuz8388

3 жыл бұрын

Ayy mate! When’s the new video coming?

@MichaelShainblum

3 жыл бұрын

@@hmuz8388 Yo, this Sunday I think!

Nothing to close the Film Vs. Digital argument like seeing the Sony sensor on Jason's camera 'Correctly' exposing both sky and rock, with it's magnanimous Dynamic Range - while the film shots look awash with light, like a bucketful of sun was thrown on the landscape. The Sensor may be doing what's technically correct, but the film really captures the essence of the heat and light on the day.

OH sweet memories!

He’s back 🥺🥺

Great Video

Finally get to be an early comment and I want to say thanks for everything you give to us Jason.

Williams, Arizona was a cool little town I shot film there too. 😍

gotta love a sunscreen bagel

love how it says "Special thanks to BAXTER.... and the others"

omfg i lost it at the coppertone

The sentiment at 9:30, pure poetry. Like Walt Whitman's come again.

I feel like this film would be good for like cottagecore aesthetic type pictures bc of the softness of the colors

damn, shoulda picked this up in my recent film haul

we love jason

Any great video…you guys were right up the 17 from me!

Planning on shooting polaroid as i can see

That Tank 7 is some tasty stuff!

Thanks jason

Jason seems u are ready for some polaroid shoots😋

I think a polarizer would help some of the early shots.

I've binge watched all of your videos last week like twice. Seriously. (Yeah. I have to get a life.) I just saw this one on my feed and said "YES!" out loud. I think I nver clicked so fast on a KZread video. You're my favorite channel right now.

These shots are absolute fire! JUPITER 12 gangggg📸

I see you edward hopper 7:19

CineStill doesn’t remove the rem jet layer anymore. They just get the master roll without any rem jet coating from Kodak directly.

I got a similar look with Cinestill 50D - a bit too flat with shift towards cyan color look for my taste. I find Ektar 100 giving a very different much more saturated and less flat look (debit here are often blue shadows which 50D fortunately doesn't do!). I likely won't buy 50D again for the price it goes for. I get more from a simple Kodak Gold.

Watching the video from my iPhone 12 mini. With these white borders photos look like I try to see them through the keyhole.

The remjet example ... brilliant. I think 50D is one of the sleeper films out there at the moment, despite the ISO being a bit limiting at times.

@ShonenNick

3 жыл бұрын

The ISO isn't limiting! Trust me. Photographers shoot this as if it's Portra 50, which is most certainly isn't. Cinema filmstock has insane dynamic range and is designed to be pushed/pulled/over-/under-exposed. It's also meant to be heavily edited afterwards. The cinema workflow is about getting the desired result from a malleable image by any means necessary. I've shot 50D from EI 50 all the way up to 200 before and got great results. Some even trust it at 400. Not pushed, just underexposed.

Got to love me some good Tank 7.

i love the commentary 😂

grainydays = bigbrainydays

In shart. That’s it. That’s the video.

This film with the remjet looks quite different. Maybe it's the presoak that remjet removal requires that makes it look different. Either way, the straight Kodak movie stock is way cheaper and better IMO. It's like Ektar but more flexible because it doesn't saturate the colors so much that heavy editing is required for portraits to look good. The lower iso is also a benefit because it allows you to open up the lens more without using an ND filter in daylight. If you buy short ends and bulk load, it's around $2-3 a roll of 36.

@peterbromaghin7621

Жыл бұрын

You got it. And 100ft rolls can be had from normal outlets and come to about $5/roll. Process it yourself with an ECN-2 kit and it's another $5. Competitive with B&W and way cheaper than buying single rolls and sending it out for C41 processing. And I don't get the over exposure and bland, washed-out colors so many people seem to prefer. Yuk.

Those rock formations are quite impressive but I really want to shoot motel rooms instead 😅 Great vid mate

I see that round frame in the background 👀 we getting a Polaroid video soon?

Hello! I’m planning to shoot this film during a beach trip. So you wouldn’t recommend shooting it in harsh light? The photos look desaturated. Do you think that it might look better during golden hours for richer colors? Thank you! I enjoy watching your videos!

cant believe i missed you in flagstaff:(

Dang. I was in Arizona. I could have stalked you guys!

"Or maybe film is just a total effing toss up and sometimes you get a pretty picture but the rest of the time it looks like ass", me every time I receive scans from the lab

recently shot 50D in flagstaff and it was tough :,l

I hiked to the same cave with the same film stock in April and my shots didn't come out half as good. Guess it was my Nikon FM2's fault. I should buy a Leica.

Jason your photography has really leveled up. I can see significant improvement. Love the photos at the start of the video.

Gotta respect the Tank 7 choice.

7:23 IN SHART

The M6 without a camera strap gives me anxiety.

@grainydaysss

3 жыл бұрын

Haha I do like to live dangerously. But worry not I have a strap for it now.

Kia ora from New Zealand! I'm hoping to come to the US for the first time later this year and I would love to do this hike, would you mind sharing the name/location? (I saw that it was close to Sedona) Wicked video! Thanks so much!

I like Cinestil 50 more and more. I'll buy one roll and will try it out. By the way which lens are you using ? Greetings from Barcelona, Spain

Thanks for another really interesting and amusing video! I suppose this is lame, but could you remind me of the name of the two photographers you called out in one of your recent videos, one who shoots 120 film on a Holga and the other who takes photos near her home on the East Coast somewhere? Yes, my mind, is going

@dlyon9673

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, never mind -- it was the preceding video. Doh. But I really like both of the photographers you mentioned.

> Climb a rock cliff > Perform coyote howls > Do push-ups > Refuse to elaborate > Leave

I feel like my life has changed after hearing how to make a casual shart joke

I am so pissed you were in flagstaff and Sedona I live in flagstaff damn

can you hook us up with that bagel and cream screen recipe?

What does pushing stops mean? New at this, & what is it suppose to do?

Wow that cliff walk was scary... Did you survive ?

Is that a point-and-shoot Canon Powershot on the nightstand?

great pictures ... but can you make them bigger next time?

man hearing you reminds me why i stay away lol