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Thank you, Chelsea & Tony great ideas.

Great ideas for large format printed wall art / home decor. Thanks Chelsea & Tony :)

This is a great video! I really loved watching you guys experiment like that!

awesome polaroid, love it.

Love it...I'm going to try it tomorrow!

Good stuff I love abstract photography

Great video, Tony!

Thanks for the video!! Great inspiration for getting out of a photographic "slump"!! Making a list of all the places/things that might work for this technique!! :)

Fluid head tripod could get some real smooth panning. I've never tried the zoom thing. Thanks for the idea.

I appreciate your tutorials. I've been experimenting with DOF and macro photography, with the goal of copying slides and negatives to digital. Have you done any tutorials on this? I have a slide copier and I'm concerned with texture of the light diffuser showing through the slides.

Fun! I'll have to do some experimenting with this, might try some forward/backward movements. Also noticed you were using the new peak design strap! mine is waiting at home :)

Really cool video once again, thanks I'm gonna try this technique! The grading on this video is a bit strange tho. Color matching between both cameras is rather convincing, but the end result looks all off including skin tones.

really cute way to learn!

Love the music at the end!

@Antoniy76

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks for video. You are a greate team. And what is a music at the end?

Hi! I tried to shoot couple of these with my OM-D E-M5. The thing I am missing from the segment with E-M10 is: TURN THE IN-BODY IMAGE STABILISATION OFF! Otherwise the stabilisation might damp your movement at the start. Or even better, and that is my bonus tip: turn it on IN THE DIRECTION PERPENDICULAR to the direction of the pan. This will give you much straighter lines than without IBIS.

@TonyAndChelsea

9 жыл бұрын

Václav Brodec Ah, good point about the IS!

thank you .. lovely instructive video .. Chelsea, may i ask you .. where did you get your camera strap, so far am unable to find a long one!!

amazing!!!! :D

Nice hat Tony!

T&C, I like your creativity. Never mind the negative comments of some people. Keep up the good work. By the way, I didn't know they still make polaroid film.

i love these short lil fun idea videos. i would have liked a bit more time on the zoom idea justin talked about in the last 5 secs (or is there already a vid for that ive missed?) i could see shots like these in home decorating stores in various colors

what's the light meter app you use on your ph?

That polaroid back made me remember something. Hard to do these days. LOL Get a regular polaroid camera that spits out the photo. As it is developing use your fingernail or the round end of a pen cap and move the emulsion around to get a nice abstract photo. BTW Tony, at the beginning of the video it show what kind of building it was used for, is that where you guys met? ;-) LOL

Tony Northrup Any special reason for not using the ISO low setting on the em10?

nikon d3200 or sony a57 which one ?

They look pretty great actually. Whats the best bang for your buck brand when it comes to nd filters?

@MrGubrz

9 жыл бұрын

if yer using it JUST for this tutorial, id imagine any cheap one would be fine. as you dont need crystal clear clarity, nor would you be overly worried about color shifts. but by one thats works well enuf for your base ISO for yer cam sensor... cheslea and her d810 had iso 64, and tonys olymus em10 had iso 200, and he could have used a stronger nd filter than what he had for a bit more freedom

I love how Chelsea says you can use any old body as she holds up a D810

Man, was this video cool. That old camera looks incredible

Please tell me the name of the strap you use on the d800 camera. Thanks

What app are you using for the light meter?

How many stops were the ND filters you guys were using?

Hello Tony excellent 4K Video. But I got one question plug ins and fonts software using for editing. Thanks.👍

@TonyAndChelsea

9 жыл бұрын

Jose Oviedo Premiere Pro CC for editing, and some third-party After Effects templates for titles.

@oviedofilms2581

9 жыл бұрын

thanks so much for your help. I love your channel helpful. I just waiting for Samsung NX-1 Camera, excellent option I believe.

Cool Video, I will try this technique in the next days. Another question for Tony Northrup. Can you tell me where I can buy this cool watch you are wearing?

@TonyAndChelsea

9 жыл бұрын

EK_Film-Production I buy cheap watches from small designers on ebay... I suspect you'll find that one if you search for steampunk watch on ebay.

Chelsea, what make of camera strap are you using in this video. I have been looking for one like it.

@TonyAndChelsea

9 жыл бұрын

Mickey Jetpur We have a camera strap comparison that we're working on now. I think for this video we might have been using ceciliagallery.com straps (we're alternating between them all).

Very nice. Would you mind sharing me what is the model of "polaroid" that you were using?

@TonyAndChelsea

9 жыл бұрын

iLoveRC Mamiya RB 67 with a polaroid back. Fujifilm FP-100C instant film. Actually, Polaroid had nothing to do with any of it :).

@iloverc

9 жыл бұрын

Tony Northrup Thank you! Keep up the great work!! :)

Really tony, striped shirts with plad pants

Do you guys use peakdesign? (why cant I add people with the damn + thing? )

whats that song in the end of the video?

wow Tony, nobody ever told you not to mix lines with squares? :-)

Hey guys, what's the name and the artist of the song at the end?

You helped me make the decision to buy the Sony A7, my first digital camera. So this past weekend I went to Best Buy to finally get the camera after months of research, it so happened that the rep and/or salesman for Sony was at the store and he told me that maybe I should wait because in early 2015 Sony will come out with an A7 MK-II. Have you heard any such rumors or do you believe that its possible?

@AlokSomani

9 жыл бұрын

The Sony A7 Mark II will actually be available in the next week. Check out Sony's website; they have the new A7 listed for pre-order with an estimated ship date of December 8th. Keep in mind though, with the new A7 II coming in at the old A7's price, we might see some good deals on the old A7. I'd wait for a few reviews to come in on the A7 II to make your decision.

@Enrique-the-photographer

9 жыл бұрын

Alok Somani Thank you very much.

Mamiya RB67 with Polaroid back!

@TonyAndChelsea

9 жыл бұрын

Hernan Enriquez You know it!

I see Chelsea and Tony , nobody introduces the guy in the back seat of the car . He must so sad . :P

Osprey nest on the chimney?

Maybe little camera shaking in front of somebody could create nice artistic photos as well :) Teens in puberty would be grateful and you could have less work in Lightroom with skin corrections :)

i just want to know where that place is and hope its not a secret or a restricted area. looks like a nice location for a shoot. Tony Northrup

@TonyAndChelsea

9 жыл бұрын

Dms Sutdios64 Seaside asylum in Waterford, CT. It's public.

@Dmsstudios64

9 жыл бұрын

Tony Northrup Awesome, ill have to make it up there before the season changes thx

i like your hair

Reminded me of the last episode of Masters of Sex. Why? Because of the back and forth dynamic you two share on screen, the sense of discovery, and the videographer as a limited role character. What is compelling to me though, is that you're all striving to help everyone achieve better results in photography. cheers

Actually Chelsea... where you show how to move the camera... if you want straight lines... Then tighten your strap... so its nice and tight.. and the turn the body... give a lot smoother pans... :)

Wait in another video they have they said that it's best not to use any type of filters on your camera as you can do everything in post. Hmm...

@pruepeters1626

6 жыл бұрын

But if you can save time by capturing the effect in camera, must be better..depends on how good your technical skills are

Tried to do this on Sunday, but unfortunately, I have a lot of dust in my sensor, so my shots have spots on them.

@TonyAndChelsea

9 жыл бұрын

***** Clean that sensor! Instructions in Chapter 5 of Stunning Digital Photography (sdp.io/store).

@killjoyshidae1208

9 жыл бұрын

Tony Northrup Huh, that's very convenient! :)

why you are not using a ND filter on the camera doing the filming?

@JacobSmithjsmith

9 жыл бұрын

the ND filter is so they can use a slow shutter speed with out it being over exposed.

Tony, I think you stole that shirt from Popeye.

This video should be titled: (Things you can still do with a Canon.)

@agoniavr

9 жыл бұрын

Yeah why? I don't understand that either. Hope it's not another stupid Canon vs Nikon post.

@gamwpanagia

9 жыл бұрын

Chill people it's a joke lol,you can get your job done even with a smartphone! :)

@TruthAndMoreTruth

9 жыл бұрын

I have two point and shoot 3 sony cameras that can go full manual to do this effect. As a matter of fact, most point and shoots can go manual, but it can be complicated to find the option. Also, ANY DLSR ca do EXACTLY this type of shoot. Or, are you just hating on Canon.

Interesting how Chelsea says to put on an ND filter after Tony made a video arguing against ND filters (including how Lightroom can compensate for this). I know this comment makes me I'm just saying.

@TonyAndChelsea

7 жыл бұрын

This is definitely a time when you'd need an ND filter... there are lots of times when you might need an ND filter... but most people will never use this technique, or wouldn't find it worth the ~$60 cost of the filter.

damn this video was sort of depressing