just a man and his projector dominating the world

I just got into film photography recently and I’m in love with every photo bad or good because It was the only chance I got in the moment and it just makes the pictures that much more special and unique. Your content keeps film alive and inspires people like me.

Yes, this is what I wanted to see. I intend to emulate your procedures in a smaller studio. More of these. Ideas like the projector and the smokey effects really set you apart.

there is just so much life to your photos and your creativity is insane

The creativity in this images is just off the charts man! Most photo-influencers on KZread just inadvertently jack up the prices of old cameras. You’re gonna do it old video projectors lol 😂

I’ve never been into portrait photography but I have to say I’m constantly amazed at your photos. Love the videos.

Loved the video! It's always great to see you work in the studio at your concepts! 😁

You are killing it Linus I hope your channel blows the hell up soon!

Man! You absolutely managed to shoot some absolutely great, fun to look at beautiful images. I just hope to se some more of your creative bliss!

The secret to shooting film indoors is a lot of light😂. Focusing a lot of these older film cameras without one is a PITA without it.

Every time impressive to see you work.

The minimal handheld exposure time is very dependent on focallength. A 60th is not fast enough for most telephoto lenses but with ultrawide often a 30th is ok.

I guess it's time to dust off the old Hasselblad 500 and bring it my studio. Great video!

Love your vids, mate. It inspires me every single time.

Thx for the creative input! 😊

Your recent work is amazing!

Love the orange shots!

Thank you for sharing your workflow!

The conventional rule for handheld shots are to use a shutter speed no lower than the reciprocal of the focal length of the lens on your camera for 35mm film, and preferably twice as long for medium format. So with a 50mm lens on your 35mm SLR you'd use a shutter speed of no slower than 1/50s, or to be practical these days 1/60s. With a medium format camera and 80mm lens the shutter speed should not be lower than 1/125s at the very least and preferably 1/250s. As you correctly mentioned meduim format camera brings in a huge leap in resolution and will show the slightest handshake.

Incredible man

Thanks for sharing definitely learned alot

It's so cool to watch other artists in their zone! Loved this video!

soooo sick man!

You did it once again.

Nice shots! 👍🏾

Another banger fr it would be a dream to shoot with you 🔥🔥

Super Dope!

He’s goated!!

Wow! That orange is such a nice tone 🙏🏼

I'm striving to become the one that shoots 1/30 handheld!

u gotta use mirror up! the slap is real! plus you can hook up two cable releases to the RB which feels fun :)

That adjustment clip missed the end of the clip at 0:46 :)

i remember that video 4 years ago 🤯

Loving the content lately, I INSTA click these videos

How he shoots film in the studio

can you give a recommendation for a tripod that can handle the rb67

Hey!! where Can I get the short shutter release at @3:47 ?

9:46 this is insane, literally what goes through your head to come up with this stuff???

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...I should have finished the video first. Wow. You really cooked.

Besides him talking about the pushing and needing a light meter, there is nothing he talks about in this that specifically applies to film. The title includes film simply because that is what the hipsters click. He knows his demographic. It would make a lot more sense if he changed his light or bought brighter projection equipment so he could use a 1/120 shutter . It's almost laughable that those models went through all that trouble for this man and his fancy vision and art just to come out out of focus. With my models I feel like banging my head against the wall if I make errors like that. But this has an "oh well" attitude when it should. e focusing on thinking "what can I do in the future to avoid this and improve quality " . As always, the film influencers and hipsters are style over substance. And the truly great film shooters who are still alive either shoot digital because they care more about shooting meaningful images than a nostalgia, or they dont make videos about their work. Other than those points, not a bad video.