Does it colour cast ...i mean does the quality of video footage decrease??
@patcormick19 сағат бұрын
I mean it might… if I had to say, I’d prob say it does go a bit green… but if you’re shooting log, or color grading, or the very least doing a white balance you won’t notice it… I think most filters will cast to a degree 🤷♂️
@b6983832Күн бұрын
Standard temperature for C-41 is not 102°F (39°C), but 100°F (37,8°C). You are using CineStill home developing kit as reference, but this kit is non-standard. It should not be treated as a reference. Use Kodak or Fuji documentation of C-41 as a general reference instead.
@patcormickКүн бұрын
Hey that’s a solid tip! Good to keep in mind. I would make a counter though for the proverbial argument that 102 is perfectly fine, with the difference noted as 1.2 degrees C different (arguably minimal)… and depending on how you develop the extra degree or 2 helps with cool down of chems while actually doing the process. Honestly I run my warmer to 104 or so in glass bottles just bc I know they cool a bit as they sit on the counter while I’m waiting or working with the inversions.
@ItsJonHarder3 күн бұрын
The sample photos you took are beautiful. In my opinion no Black and White is the same, I love that the 'shades' this produces seem silver. Awesome job, I think this will be the film I use to test out my Olympus 35RC!!
@patcormick3 күн бұрын
First of all big thank you on the compliment! But I also agree the tonality does seem silver right? I mean some of this could come from the scanning portion but overall I noticed the same thing.. but either way it’s such a nice stock, and with the benefit of C41 it’s a solid choice. Thanks again for the comment!
@orikiminiaduke3 күн бұрын
you’ve convinced me, found one new in the box + opti-lite. wanted the Canon auto boy 2 to be my first film camera but I knew if I left it for later and came back, there would be no “later” so here we are lol.
@patcormick3 күн бұрын
So I was on the fence at one point before the Nimslo with the Nashica. I knew about the reto product, but I knew I wanted four lenses. Obviously bc the 4th really gives it the depth that you want to make that pivoting image. I say that to say this, I’m glad I got the Nimslo, it’s easy, it’s fun, and it gives a great image. I think you’ll love it
@orikiminiaduke2 күн бұрын
@@patcormick thankyou, I’m excited, can’t wait to try it out! Also, do you have any advice, when it comes to equipment, as well as tips, tricks/things newbies should look out for when it comes to home developing?
@patcormick2 күн бұрын
@@orikiminiaduke tons! Check out some videos back on the channel, see whatcha see and put more comments, I’ll try check back later. You can always @ me on Twitter as well for short simple responses for questions as well
@alfred19754 күн бұрын
Nice shots! Is it just me or does this stock just look a bit bland? It seems to lack the character and grain of traditional BW
@patcormick4 күн бұрын
Ya know… that’s usually what the drawback is with XP2. It is lower in contrast and in grain, so it doesn’t appeal to the BnW shooters as much as the traditionals. But I will say being able to put 2 rolls in a tank and get black and white and color is pretty neat. Thanks for stoke and for checking it out!
@kawarhekim52314 күн бұрын
Whats the difference between 1-5 stops and 2-6 stops
@patcormick4 күн бұрын
1-5 would be a little less dense than 2-6
@nipponiacs12 күн бұрын
It lasted 2 months, the button got stuck and the company didn’t return my mails to try to fix it or exchange. no guarantee at all.
@patcormick10 күн бұрын
Wow, that’s not good at all. Good info for others though, thanks for updating!
@BonsoirBaby12 күн бұрын
Cool! Just learned about this technique. Didn’t know it was just water in the tray! Excited to try this 🎉
@patcormick12 күн бұрын
It’s super easy and a really cool way to play with your instant film!
@MrBass8919 күн бұрын
thank you for the video! what cap is compatible with this?
@patcormick19 күн бұрын
Cap?
@italianboyseychelles20 күн бұрын
Definitely smell a peter fan 😂 here, that have watch is 100 rf reviews 😅😂😂
@patcormick20 күн бұрын
Always good to take artistic references from good places 😗
@Endogamy25 күн бұрын
@1:15 you captured an earthquake, your camera and light poles are shaking so bad?
@patcormick25 күн бұрын
🤣
@tonyesqueda172025 күн бұрын
Why?
@fahdhasan640527 күн бұрын
thank you so much. I have a question i have Sony A7 iii with GM2.8 24-70. What size K&F Concept should i get?
@patcormick27 күн бұрын
Check to make sure… but I googled your lens and it said your thread mount is 82mm. So unless you have a lens with a bigger thread mount I’d go with that. If you have one that for some reason has a larger diameter/thread mount get one for that size instead bc you can buy the step up/step down rings I mentioned in the video to you buy 1 filter but get to use it on all your lenses 👌🏼
@danielsato4410Ай бұрын
Hi! I use an iPhone 15 Pro with a Polar Pro CPL filter. I do a lot of travel vlogs and I do a lot of landscape shots. In such situations, would you say an VND filter or a CPL filter is more suitable?
@patcormickАй бұрын
Solid question. I’d say the VND is necessary and the CPL can be a good addition. If you’re making videos outside, you gotta have the ND so you can cover the 180 degree rule, for proper motion blur. On the photo side the CPL may help you a bit more so you can take down the bright sky and make it more of a punchy blue. But you could also run the ND if you like to throw in other shots with your landscapes that need subject isolation via lower apertures… hope this helps!
@lwwellsАй бұрын
Skin tones
@maralfard8894Ай бұрын
Why mine come off when it gets dried?
@patcormickАй бұрын
Whatcha mean?
@swaggiy_pАй бұрын
Thank you
@marcusbrown3910Ай бұрын
Is this better than the Haida equivalent asking because I’m torn between this one and Haida.
@patcormickАй бұрын
So I haven’t used the other one… but I’d say if you can make it work, when I have the issue I order both and return the one I liked least 🤷♂️
@willsmith975Ай бұрын
Picked up a eos 500n for the pure reason that i use a 5d for my pro work so have acces to some really nice glass vintage 35mm cameras have so much character but just not reliable enough for me can take the 500n my 85mm f1.2 on a portrait shoot and i know all 36 exposures on that roll are going to be spot on
@VanessaGroscrandАй бұрын
great piece very informative
@TheXone7Ай бұрын
I would say yeah, probably...maybe...well it is 100% worth if you buy Godox flash and AK diffusor. Then you can do absoluteley beautiful macro photos.
@jsparrowauАй бұрын
Just as a tip mate, it would be nice if before you walk around taking shots you let us know what film and lens you're shooting on. Or when you show the image on screen, have a caption that says "85mm, f2.8. Kodak Portra 400". Something like that would be much more helpful.
@delfonixАй бұрын
beautiful 😀
@patcormickАй бұрын
🫶🏻
@Jacob-nn9inАй бұрын
Have you tried Lomo Purple with an orange filter? I've seen a couple of cool images online but I'm wondering what kind of subject that's best for
@patcormickАй бұрын
🤔
@patcormickАй бұрын
I bet with the orange filter, filtering out warm tones… it would make a cooler image even more so since you’re getting the greens, blues shifted and then you add an orange filter that’ll take warmer tones out
@thornshootsfilmАй бұрын
Happy to see people still talking about this film stock. It's finicky, but it's worth the effort when it works
@patcormickАй бұрын
Totally agree! It’s a great feeling in film photography to see the scans and know that you got something cool with lomo purple.
@JustAnotherChrisАй бұрын
perfect timing I just got some lomo purple!! great tips!!
@patcormickАй бұрын
My dawg 🫶🏻 can’t wait to see what you get!
@nolankern72832 ай бұрын
I can't watch your videos after seeing how poorly you attached that strap.
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
That’s okay. 🫠
@yentg2 ай бұрын
is 2-6stops enough for the video with f2.8? I will use 1/50~1/120
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
Depends on the situation but I’d say it’ll definitely help
@lancechinnian40432 ай бұрын
Daft question, but does this also apply to digital cameras as well (when shooting raw but with a standard CMOS sensor and converted to black and white in post)?
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
With digitals it would work, though it’s probably less useful. With a RAW you can put that hi res file in post and adjust as much as you’d like (within reason) bc of the latitude of the digital file. So it wouldn’t be something I’d use with a digital bc you can really do much of the contrast adjustments you’d want in post afterwards. However… if the question is can it be done, I’d say sure.. I just probably wouldn’t
@simbahangler2112 ай бұрын
Thanks mate!
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
Of course ✌🏼
@superemesean59072 ай бұрын
you talk SO F-ING MUCH! SO MANY UNNECESSARY WORDS. GET TO THE F'KIN POINT!
@doncrisan2 ай бұрын
Thanks for the video, I'm definitely getting a Canon P 🙌 What lens did you use for this video?
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
That’s the canon 50 1.8 ✌🏼
@doncrisan2 ай бұрын
@@patcormick thank you! Love the quality of your photos
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
@@doncrisan big thank you 🙏🏼
@davidseale35952 ай бұрын
You never answered the question in your title.
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
Maybe ✌🏼
@jomoanderson55962 ай бұрын
Got an opinion at this point of the 3 vs. the 1N,& 1V? Thanks
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
So I haven’t used the others. But I will say I’m just as happy today with the EOS 3, and would still highly recommend
@2point582 ай бұрын
Is this the same as the shortstache from polar pro
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
It’s not the same. I did see they came out with a new collab filter. It probably is also a variable nd cpl combo.. don’t quote me on that lol
@2point582 ай бұрын
@@patcormick do I really need a mist filter
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
@@2point58 I don’t think so.. but they’re nice to have for random things
@wearetrackclub2 ай бұрын
Nice content, Pat! Great insights. 👏
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
Big thank you for the stoke! 🙏🏼
@LAK2532 ай бұрын
I’ve watched the video and I’m not sure that I still understand what’s happening
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
About ortho film?
@aaronalbores39992 ай бұрын
This is a great video with useful information specially for beginners. But if I may, I would advise you to change the title of the video. when I see it in my recommendations, my reaction is "how do you know what I need or don't need?"
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
Appreciate the idea.. but it’s all about the clicks ya know. Got to drive the algo somehow
@aaronalbores39992 ай бұрын
@@patcormick I understand, and i know you didn't ask for my advice, but i would respectfully suggest you to make your videos appealing for people, not for the algorithm
@nammamodel46102 ай бұрын
But if I see in Amazon it seems like 1599 pounds
@paultaylorphotography94992 ай бұрын
great video Pat, liked and subbed cheers. Personally i'm going through a close to end of life crisis, buying cameras on a weekly basis I use some for my channel content and others because i'm feckin totally possessed. For ages I've fancied the canon P and the Canon 7, i've bid on plenty but always lost out, I have however just scored a Canon L3 body only cheap and in good nick, so I've added a canon 50 1.8 stupidly cheap and a Leitz Elmar 5cm 3.5this was also cheap as it had an M mount adapter stuck onto it. I couldn't resist so bought it and managed to remove the adapter with a bit of brutality. Can't wait to try this gear out, such an awesome shutter sound, love it. I'll upload the experience.
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
Wow what a collection! I do the same. I buy some for video ideas, and some because I just like them. I don’t know if I’m a collector or not but I know I enjoy all the intricacies of each model.
@paultaylorphotography94992 ай бұрын
@@patcormick spot on mate so many awesome cameras it’s fun to try as many as possible live once shoot loads 📷
@TheLogicalphycopath2 ай бұрын
love my QL25 picked it up for $60 CAD used... near mint! love the Quick Load system!
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
Now that’s a solid find for 60 bucks!
@renemies782 ай бұрын
I have a Canon P and I love it. I just need a 50mm lens.
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
the 50 1.8 is a solid option - im always on the look out for a 28mil myself
@christophersteele25312 ай бұрын
It's worth every penny. Try photographing a knifes edge with this beast. I agree that the SA adjustment is kinda meh. I can't imanine using it.
@patcormick2 ай бұрын
Exactly. It’s such a solid lens!
@Wellin220365Ай бұрын
Try using the Canon MPE-65 👍👍
@user-hc6ux1st3h3 ай бұрын
What cameras and film do you recommend for someone who’s just jumping into this? Always wanted to try this. Thank you for sharing this process.
@patcormick3 ай бұрын
I’d rec finding an old box style.. these are late 80s thru the 90s so you can find them super cheap. But you of course if you want brand new you can def do that with the new series Polaroid has put out
@johnnymarinarasauce3 ай бұрын
They claim it’s made of brass. Got one on the way…
@patcormick3 ай бұрын
I think it might be. I didn’t scratch the coating to see underneath the paint. But I will say it has a nice weight. Definitely feels solid
@vc6218Ай бұрын
What are your thoughts now?
@ChukwubikemGreat3 ай бұрын
Would the views still be added for the creator reward betta program
@natethompson87406 күн бұрын
Yes
@twosents3 ай бұрын
Nice! Thanks!
@hasansalame3 ай бұрын
Very nice informative video.. Please keep doing this kind of content about film photography
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Does it colour cast ...i mean does the quality of video footage decrease??
I mean it might… if I had to say, I’d prob say it does go a bit green… but if you’re shooting log, or color grading, or the very least doing a white balance you won’t notice it… I think most filters will cast to a degree 🤷♂️
Standard temperature for C-41 is not 102°F (39°C), but 100°F (37,8°C). You are using CineStill home developing kit as reference, but this kit is non-standard. It should not be treated as a reference. Use Kodak or Fuji documentation of C-41 as a general reference instead.
Hey that’s a solid tip! Good to keep in mind. I would make a counter though for the proverbial argument that 102 is perfectly fine, with the difference noted as 1.2 degrees C different (arguably minimal)… and depending on how you develop the extra degree or 2 helps with cool down of chems while actually doing the process. Honestly I run my warmer to 104 or so in glass bottles just bc I know they cool a bit as they sit on the counter while I’m waiting or working with the inversions.
The sample photos you took are beautiful. In my opinion no Black and White is the same, I love that the 'shades' this produces seem silver. Awesome job, I think this will be the film I use to test out my Olympus 35RC!!
First of all big thank you on the compliment! But I also agree the tonality does seem silver right? I mean some of this could come from the scanning portion but overall I noticed the same thing.. but either way it’s such a nice stock, and with the benefit of C41 it’s a solid choice. Thanks again for the comment!
you’ve convinced me, found one new in the box + opti-lite. wanted the Canon auto boy 2 to be my first film camera but I knew if I left it for later and came back, there would be no “later” so here we are lol.
So I was on the fence at one point before the Nimslo with the Nashica. I knew about the reto product, but I knew I wanted four lenses. Obviously bc the 4th really gives it the depth that you want to make that pivoting image. I say that to say this, I’m glad I got the Nimslo, it’s easy, it’s fun, and it gives a great image. I think you’ll love it
@@patcormick thankyou, I’m excited, can’t wait to try it out! Also, do you have any advice, when it comes to equipment, as well as tips, tricks/things newbies should look out for when it comes to home developing?
@@orikiminiaduke tons! Check out some videos back on the channel, see whatcha see and put more comments, I’ll try check back later. You can always @ me on Twitter as well for short simple responses for questions as well
Nice shots! Is it just me or does this stock just look a bit bland? It seems to lack the character and grain of traditional BW
Ya know… that’s usually what the drawback is with XP2. It is lower in contrast and in grain, so it doesn’t appeal to the BnW shooters as much as the traditionals. But I will say being able to put 2 rolls in a tank and get black and white and color is pretty neat. Thanks for stoke and for checking it out!
Whats the difference between 1-5 stops and 2-6 stops
1-5 would be a little less dense than 2-6
It lasted 2 months, the button got stuck and the company didn’t return my mails to try to fix it or exchange. no guarantee at all.
Wow, that’s not good at all. Good info for others though, thanks for updating!
Cool! Just learned about this technique. Didn’t know it was just water in the tray! Excited to try this 🎉
It’s super easy and a really cool way to play with your instant film!
thank you for the video! what cap is compatible with this?
Cap?
Definitely smell a peter fan 😂 here, that have watch is 100 rf reviews 😅😂😂
Always good to take artistic references from good places 😗
@1:15 you captured an earthquake, your camera and light poles are shaking so bad?
🤣
Why?
thank you so much. I have a question i have Sony A7 iii with GM2.8 24-70. What size K&F Concept should i get?
Check to make sure… but I googled your lens and it said your thread mount is 82mm. So unless you have a lens with a bigger thread mount I’d go with that. If you have one that for some reason has a larger diameter/thread mount get one for that size instead bc you can buy the step up/step down rings I mentioned in the video to you buy 1 filter but get to use it on all your lenses 👌🏼
Hi! I use an iPhone 15 Pro with a Polar Pro CPL filter. I do a lot of travel vlogs and I do a lot of landscape shots. In such situations, would you say an VND filter or a CPL filter is more suitable?
Solid question. I’d say the VND is necessary and the CPL can be a good addition. If you’re making videos outside, you gotta have the ND so you can cover the 180 degree rule, for proper motion blur. On the photo side the CPL may help you a bit more so you can take down the bright sky and make it more of a punchy blue. But you could also run the ND if you like to throw in other shots with your landscapes that need subject isolation via lower apertures… hope this helps!
Skin tones
Why mine come off when it gets dried?
Whatcha mean?
Thank you
Is this better than the Haida equivalent asking because I’m torn between this one and Haida.
So I haven’t used the other one… but I’d say if you can make it work, when I have the issue I order both and return the one I liked least 🤷♂️
Picked up a eos 500n for the pure reason that i use a 5d for my pro work so have acces to some really nice glass vintage 35mm cameras have so much character but just not reliable enough for me can take the 500n my 85mm f1.2 on a portrait shoot and i know all 36 exposures on that roll are going to be spot on
great piece very informative
I would say yeah, probably...maybe...well it is 100% worth if you buy Godox flash and AK diffusor. Then you can do absoluteley beautiful macro photos.
Just as a tip mate, it would be nice if before you walk around taking shots you let us know what film and lens you're shooting on. Or when you show the image on screen, have a caption that says "85mm, f2.8. Kodak Portra 400". Something like that would be much more helpful.
beautiful 😀
🫶🏻
Have you tried Lomo Purple with an orange filter? I've seen a couple of cool images online but I'm wondering what kind of subject that's best for
🤔
I bet with the orange filter, filtering out warm tones… it would make a cooler image even more so since you’re getting the greens, blues shifted and then you add an orange filter that’ll take warmer tones out
Happy to see people still talking about this film stock. It's finicky, but it's worth the effort when it works
Totally agree! It’s a great feeling in film photography to see the scans and know that you got something cool with lomo purple.
perfect timing I just got some lomo purple!! great tips!!
My dawg 🫶🏻 can’t wait to see what you get!
I can't watch your videos after seeing how poorly you attached that strap.
That’s okay. 🫠
is 2-6stops enough for the video with f2.8? I will use 1/50~1/120
Depends on the situation but I’d say it’ll definitely help
Daft question, but does this also apply to digital cameras as well (when shooting raw but with a standard CMOS sensor and converted to black and white in post)?
With digitals it would work, though it’s probably less useful. With a RAW you can put that hi res file in post and adjust as much as you’d like (within reason) bc of the latitude of the digital file. So it wouldn’t be something I’d use with a digital bc you can really do much of the contrast adjustments you’d want in post afterwards. However… if the question is can it be done, I’d say sure.. I just probably wouldn’t
Thanks mate!
Of course ✌🏼
you talk SO F-ING MUCH! SO MANY UNNECESSARY WORDS. GET TO THE F'KIN POINT!
Thanks for the video, I'm definitely getting a Canon P 🙌 What lens did you use for this video?
That’s the canon 50 1.8 ✌🏼
@@patcormick thank you! Love the quality of your photos
@@doncrisan big thank you 🙏🏼
You never answered the question in your title.
Maybe ✌🏼
Got an opinion at this point of the 3 vs. the 1N,& 1V? Thanks
So I haven’t used the others. But I will say I’m just as happy today with the EOS 3, and would still highly recommend
Is this the same as the shortstache from polar pro
It’s not the same. I did see they came out with a new collab filter. It probably is also a variable nd cpl combo.. don’t quote me on that lol
@@patcormick do I really need a mist filter
@@2point58 I don’t think so.. but they’re nice to have for random things
Nice content, Pat! Great insights. 👏
Big thank you for the stoke! 🙏🏼
I’ve watched the video and I’m not sure that I still understand what’s happening
About ortho film?
This is a great video with useful information specially for beginners. But if I may, I would advise you to change the title of the video. when I see it in my recommendations, my reaction is "how do you know what I need or don't need?"
Appreciate the idea.. but it’s all about the clicks ya know. Got to drive the algo somehow
@@patcormick I understand, and i know you didn't ask for my advice, but i would respectfully suggest you to make your videos appealing for people, not for the algorithm
But if I see in Amazon it seems like 1599 pounds
great video Pat, liked and subbed cheers. Personally i'm going through a close to end of life crisis, buying cameras on a weekly basis I use some for my channel content and others because i'm feckin totally possessed. For ages I've fancied the canon P and the Canon 7, i've bid on plenty but always lost out, I have however just scored a Canon L3 body only cheap and in good nick, so I've added a canon 50 1.8 stupidly cheap and a Leitz Elmar 5cm 3.5this was also cheap as it had an M mount adapter stuck onto it. I couldn't resist so bought it and managed to remove the adapter with a bit of brutality. Can't wait to try this gear out, such an awesome shutter sound, love it. I'll upload the experience.
Wow what a collection! I do the same. I buy some for video ideas, and some because I just like them. I don’t know if I’m a collector or not but I know I enjoy all the intricacies of each model.
@@patcormick spot on mate so many awesome cameras it’s fun to try as many as possible live once shoot loads 📷
love my QL25 picked it up for $60 CAD used... near mint! love the Quick Load system!
Now that’s a solid find for 60 bucks!
I have a Canon P and I love it. I just need a 50mm lens.
the 50 1.8 is a solid option - im always on the look out for a 28mil myself
It's worth every penny. Try photographing a knifes edge with this beast. I agree that the SA adjustment is kinda meh. I can't imanine using it.
Exactly. It’s such a solid lens!
Try using the Canon MPE-65 👍👍
What cameras and film do you recommend for someone who’s just jumping into this? Always wanted to try this. Thank you for sharing this process.
I’d rec finding an old box style.. these are late 80s thru the 90s so you can find them super cheap. But you of course if you want brand new you can def do that with the new series Polaroid has put out
They claim it’s made of brass. Got one on the way…
I think it might be. I didn’t scratch the coating to see underneath the paint. But I will say it has a nice weight. Definitely feels solid
What are your thoughts now?
Would the views still be added for the creator reward betta program
Yes
Nice! Thanks!
Very nice informative video.. Please keep doing this kind of content about film photography
I’ll keep ‘em coming! Thanks for the stoke!