The film is respooled Kodak Vision 3, not Fuji. They use recycled canisters that why the Fuji label is underneath.
@SeanJorgensen7 сағат бұрын
yes.. I stated it was Kodak Vision.
@markhaney2884Күн бұрын
Used the pentax 654 system for weddings for years, solid camera and lenses. Advice, pick up a Nikon 8008s auto film advance and auto focus and super solid!!!!
@SeanJorgensen7 сағат бұрын
Thanks Mark, Ill do some research!
@martinmiller8275Күн бұрын
unless you are getting the film developed AND PRINTED with traditional chemistry and NOT getting the film developed and the SCANNED, you are not getting the true film properties. The look of the photos are limited to the quality of the scan. The SCAN is "rephotographing" the film into a positive photo digital file and you are limited to the quality of the scanner.
@atruceforbruce53882 күн бұрын
There would be next to no exspired film if they would lower the cost of film.
@thevoiceman61923 күн бұрын
I schoot expired and fresh film but it has been refridged all this time. And I schoot it in bright sunlight. I do not know why film photographers do not use flash indoors. Those indoor schotts would have been at least better if you put a flash on the camera. It seems like it is a disease or some kind of phobia to many film photographers.
@SeanJorgensen3 күн бұрын
Every film photographer i know uses flash indoors. These photos were also shot with flash indoors...
@thevoiceman61923 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen Most of the film photographers I see on here do not use flash and the reason I said that. Nice Contax camera. Worth money.
@dangilmore97243 күн бұрын
Tonopah is a cool town. Lots of interesting things to see.
@LCY19173 күн бұрын
The two expired rolls I shot came out like poop :x One in a crappy Diana+, that came with some film from the previous owner, they basically came out blank, 15 years expired, And I bought quite a bit of expired 110 film, 40 years expired (it was very cheap, and I thought I'll give it a shot) and that also came out blank... Might try to do some funky stuff with the latter, still have a couple, but yeah, so far not so great
@SeanJorgensen3 күн бұрын
ah that sucks! I personally am not a fan of the Diana + however my first first rolls of expired like 8 years ago came out blank too. So i know your pain. I wonder if the previous person kept them stored or not, that might be a huge factor if they come out blank. also 40 year old film sounds so exciting hahaha.
@LCY19173 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen Oh they certainly didn't, but considering it was just 15 years I figured it was fine... Like, I found already shot film in the old family camera, that must've sat in there for a few years longer, and that developed mostly fine! But I guess that's Kodak, and not whatever Lomography used for their 100 ISO film
@JWally.3 күн бұрын
Fun fact this clown motel was inspiration for a Call of Duty Advanced Warfare map called “Sideshow”
@SeanJorgensen3 күн бұрын
Hey J, haha actually that is a fun fact. I haven't played call of duty in yearssssssss.
@redskysaturn754 күн бұрын
I love blue tones, i try to get konica centuria expired at least 20 years, shoot and develop at box speed. You can do a slight increase in post edit contrast to get some really rich blues. Another thing i do is to diy redscale old films that i dont feel like shooting normally and shoot open by two stops and pull in developing.
@SeanJorgensen4 күн бұрын
oh woa! ive never even heard of konica making films! Just cameras. Thats awesome. I usually stay away from blue tones haha.I'd love to see some images of yours-might open me up to a whole new world.
@Nacnud926 күн бұрын
Be careful, all of the film photography gatekeepers are going to criticize you for calling it “120mm” 😂
@SeanJorgensen6 күн бұрын
lol, as oppose to calling it what? medium format?
@Nacnud926 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen Don’t ask me! Just what I’ve heard… apparently they call it “120” or “medium format” because they’re trying to be cooler than everyone else.
@SeanJorgensen6 күн бұрын
@@Nacnud92 gotcha! well thank you for the tip and hopefully avoiding the public shaming hahaha
@Nacnud926 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen Who cares at the end of the day!
@thevoiceman619210 күн бұрын
Cool to hear you use strictly film for your weddings. I am strictly a film photographer. Never went into digital. I take photos at my friends weddings but as a guest/photographer because they have their own they hired ,. I have noticed that wedding photographers dress like slobs. Back in the day they wore tuxedos.
@SeanJorgensen9 күн бұрын
Thats awesome, whats your favorite film stock? Also idk about the slobs part but why would anyone shoot a wedding in a tux? We're vendors providing a service at the end of the day. We're there in the elements, with gear, bending down, on our feet for hours on end lugging lenses, batteries etc, so sorry but function is going to take presidence over looking sharp.
@thevoiceman61929 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen So looking like a slob is ok ? You don't have to dress in a tux but be presentable. My favorite film stock is Kodak ektar. I love saturated film. Now that superia xtra was discontinued and Fuji film is made in the usa by kodak. It seems Ektar is my only go to for saturated film. I use it for everything but schoot my work strictly outdoors so.
@SeanJorgensen9 күн бұрын
@@thevoiceman6192 i never said dressing like a slob is okay, however i'm just saying you dont need to dress in a tux or anything over the top. All blacks and supportive shoes should be just fine. Were also not the star of the show so let the couple shine and standout.
@thevoiceman61929 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen True that.
@SeanJorgensen9 күн бұрын
@@thevoiceman6192 yeah you feel me. there can be a balance in the middle. ektar is nice but its not a film i shoot too often and i agree about the superia. i was late to the game, i had a few rolls sitting for years, shot it and was like wow this is amazing. then i find out its discontinued h ahahh . I actually have been meaning to record a video about fuji film.
@CarlosPlazola11 күн бұрын
Buy cameras from Japan, they are in mint conditions and everything works, lightmeter etc. Just bought a Nikon F6 and its awesome.
@SeanJorgensen11 күн бұрын
Nice! thanks for the tip.
@CarlosPlazola5 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen Ebay is yer friend!
@AI-Hallucination13 күн бұрын
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂 I do it because I am trying make something from within sell your stuff and open a of with your girlfriend
@SeanJorgensen12 күн бұрын
what on earth are you yapping about?
@AI-Hallucination11 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen you are not a photographer you an imitation a muppet go make some videos about photography called videos about photography photos they on gallerys with lux bulbs you a scanner you on fucking youtube
@austinjones9214 күн бұрын
Having you as our wedding photographer was one of the best decisions we made for our day. Our photos, especially the film ones, are some of our favorite memories. Thanks for everything, Sean!
@ConanTroutman014 күн бұрын
New film *manufacturer*? Doubt. 500T. Ah, another "manufacturer".
@SeanJorgensen14 күн бұрын
Thank you for the comment Conan!
@alexizwebster236914 күн бұрын
Sean captured our wedding perfectly this past April in Vegas. We received both film and digital pictures in our gallery. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience, or for better photos 🥹 Our pictures were amazing and Sean is a really cool guy who takes really cool pictures!!!
@SeanJorgensen14 күн бұрын
aww thank you Alexiz! You and Richard were awesome, thank you for trusting in me. How was Sick New world?!
@Brooklyn-Richard15 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing insight into your artistic process and what you've learned with film. I've considered dabbling myself. Love your shots!
@SeanJorgensen15 күн бұрын
Thank you for the watch Brooklyn! I hope I could provide some tips. Have you shot any film before?
@OriginalTLab300015 күн бұрын
Why? Why don't you get that light meter fixed? Why don't you use nice AF SLRs like a Canon EOS 3 or Elan 7 or whatever the Nikon equivalent would be? Why don't you get an external light meter? Sounds to me like your broken camera and the difficulties to quickly focus manually results in worse photos for your clients. Are you convinced, shooting with broken gear will improve your abilities so much that after all, the photos will still be better? Do you clients know? Don't they care? Or is this an ironic video, a prody, and I just didn't get it?
@SeanJorgensen15 күн бұрын
I do have light meters that work in cameras, I was giving one example of one that off so I need to make adjustments accordingly. My work speaks for itself, sorry you happen to disagree.
@OriginalTLab300015 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen Oh, no, no need to be sorry! I don't know your work and I've only seen this video, so I could neither agree nor disagree with your work. Although some of the photos you've shown are IMHO bad, but they were examples of what happens when you can't focus quickly enough. In the end, the customer desides. I guess, my problem would be - if I worked like that or if I was a client - that I'd constantly ask myself "Couldn't the photos be better?" - for example with an AF camera. Looking at the photo at 4:20 for example, I'd really be mad at myself if that was mine. But I don't know whether you have 5 shots of the scene and you just took the worst one as an example. I have out of focus wedding photos, of course... just remembering a really horrible series right now, that fortunately only was shot with the stationary backup cam.... But I gave it my best and I'm okay with that, though still slightly annoyed 20 years later... If I had brought a camera that might have been defective, I woulnd' have forgiven myself. Anyway, back to the question: Obviously, it is safe to assume that you're convinced, shooting with sub par gear gives you advantages that compensate or make you even better. But let me put it the other way around: Do you think your results would get worse, if you took two Nikon F5 or F6 in perfect condition? And wouldn't that be a lot less stressful? Never having to worry that several cameras might malfunction? (You mentioned that most of your cameras have quirks.) And not having to bring 6 cameras?
@SeanJorgensen15 күн бұрын
@@OriginalTLab3000 My arsenal of gear is more than capable. Pentax 645, Contax T2, Canon EF, Minolta hi-matic etc. In regards to the out of focus ones, thats just the nature of the beast. Even newer fully advanced mirroless cameras miss focus at times. Also not every photo being completely perfect is part of the charm of an outdated medium. I also bring multiple cameras as I explain.... since I have multiple films in various cameras-not just for the sake of certain ones possibly malfunctioning.
@OriginalTLab300015 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen Well, that's excellent! Maybe I've just focused on the wrong part of the video. You got me worried when you said that all the cameras have things that work and don't work and the like. But I think I know what you mean, now. Outdated medium...🙄 I never shot anything else but film 🤣 Just getting back into photography and my first job is digital. Kinda scary, just having 13 year old gear on loan. Fortunately, I have three months for two photos. Anyway, good luck! And thanks for the video!
@sofiadahlen118714 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen I do really like many of those photos and have no doubts about your capabilities. Just thinking of about the Nikon, would it not be nice though just to get it fixed so it works as it should again? since there are quite a few techs working on those old Nikons. You obviously get the job done regardless and work around it so it's for convenience sake of course.
@reviewed701815 күн бұрын
sounds like affob
@SeanJorgensen15 күн бұрын
like what? what is that
@reviewed701814 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen He's another wedding photographer who mainly uses film on his shoots. you should look him up
@reviewed701811 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen he’s another wedding photographer who relays soly in film he’s pretty cool you should look him up
@SeanJorgensen10 күн бұрын
@@reviewed7018 oh sick! i sure will, thanks for the rec.
@bornxlucky15 күн бұрын
we got our wedding shot by you in 2022 although digital, we also got Polaroids and you included some film ones from a point and shoot your brought along too. id completely trust your process shooting with film only because the photos and your vision turned out amazing.
@SeanJorgensen15 күн бұрын
Thank you so much Luke! Loved you and Nat.
@dave_keller15 күн бұрын
Solid work my dude!
@SeanJorgensen15 күн бұрын
Thank you Dave! Appreciate the compliment.
@kristinaramos306615 күн бұрын
So with your point and shoot cameras, no pictures get edited then? Just raw in the moment pics? What’s the most amount of cameras you’ve carried on your body at once? Lol
@SeanJorgensen15 күн бұрын
I don't edit any of my film-SLR or point and shoot. Unless its something super major, like a piece of trash or someone walking in the frame. The most i've carried on me at one time is probably like 6 cameras haha.
@jackriley9118 күн бұрын
Dude this is awesome man. This is the dream job for me. Really cool to see someone in the field talk about it! Keep up the cool vids!
@SeanJorgensen17 күн бұрын
Thanks Jack! That’s awesome, what city are you located? Do you currently shoot hockey? Just trying to be as transparent as I can on here, if you ever have any questions just holler.
@radrose486419 күн бұрын
Really cool and interesting video
@SeanJorgensen18 күн бұрын
Thank you for the kind words and watch! I really appreciate it.
@spearson10319 күн бұрын
Hiring social media contributors that don't know anything about hockey explains a lot about the NHL's social media content 🤣
@SeanJorgensen19 күн бұрын
Yeah? And what does it explain?
@briano939718 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensenit's inferred in the statement bud
@SeanJorgensen18 күн бұрын
@@briano9397not really since I’m the only one without prior hockey experience out of everyone else on the team.
@rona606318 күн бұрын
It means there was many more qualified people for the job, and someone could have done better.
@SeanJorgensen17 күн бұрын
@@rona6063 well if there was more qualified people for the job, they would have gotten it not me. But hey thanks for the input.
@Enshadowed20 күн бұрын
Once all the available real estate against your waist is taken and they would start to layer causing unaesthetic bulking of overlapping gear
@patrickdechant421 күн бұрын
I love how your self aware of your home team bias. You are definitely a hockey fan
@SeanJorgensen21 күн бұрын
haha guilty! i didnt grow up on sports or hockey so I had no prior attachments to any teams so gotta rep the city instead.
@patrickdechant421 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen growth of the game! Who would’ve thought it’d be this successful in Nevada!
@SeanJorgensen21 күн бұрын
@@patrickdechant4 its a beautiful thing
@user-fs3iy7em2t22 күн бұрын
As a 90's kid... Thats a sick Tee
@SeanJorgensen22 күн бұрын
haha legends. Its a sick tour shirt but i think its a bootleg since the logo is so off centered on the front. great band none the less
@@user-fs3iy7em2t BRO WHAT? Than Blink? absolutely not. that is the wildest statement ever hahahaha
@Kaykers01222 күн бұрын
this is my dream! love checking in on your content and hearing your perspective and experience! 👍🏼
@SeanJorgensen22 күн бұрын
ah thats awesome Kayla! Whos your team? Thanks for watching and the support- means a ton.
@Kaykers01222 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen Leafs all the way! i’m based in socal! i focus on portrait photography but am wanting to transition back into sports 📸
@user-fs3iy7em2t22 күн бұрын
Tacoma Titanics all the way
@SeanJorgensen22 күн бұрын
@@Kaykers012 not a band team to root for! what sports were you shooting before? was it just hockey?
@Kaykers01222 күн бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen I did basketball, baseball, football, and some hockey when I could!!!
@metalfingersfilm23 күн бұрын
so fucking sick, dude. my buddy is a photographer for the NBA & Indiana Pacers. I'm always jealous of his connections and day-to-day work! Seems like a dope gig! Are you big into hockey in general?
@SeanJorgensen22 күн бұрын
dude its been so freaking fun. yeah im in love with it now!
@zabtej164526 күн бұрын
Repackaged garbage
@SeanJorgensen26 күн бұрын
its fun to try new things, even if they are repackaged.
@SeanJorgensen25 күн бұрын
whats your favorite film stock?
@antihero10526 күн бұрын
Apprecate the review, good stuff- Looking into them now and going to give 'em a try. What anamorphic lens you got on the Nikon?
@SeanJorgensen26 күн бұрын
Thank you for the support and comment! Its just an old 24-120 3.5 nothing special
@metalfingersfilm28 күн бұрын
if you're ever in Colorado, hmu, lets shoot film and a video!
@metalfingersfilm28 күн бұрын
yooo the stone cold tee goes stupid hard, brother
@SeanJorgensen27 күн бұрын
thank you sir! got a few grails in my closet. Also that would be sick to come up to Colorado and do that. Been following you for a while actually so thats rad you found me haha
@adrianvalella685428 күн бұрын
Not a new manufacturer! They just reroll other film and sell it to dumb people like you with a price increase
@JayTheSheep28 күн бұрын
Very well produced and informative video, thanks!
@SeanJorgensen26 күн бұрын
thank you so much, this one took a lot to film and edit hahah.
@mr.negative_film_store29 күн бұрын
Really awesome video mate and nice photos!
@SeanJorgensen27 күн бұрын
Great stuff coming from yall! excited for the future
@itsobviousobviously3596Ай бұрын
boring photos.....boring videos
@SeanJorgensenАй бұрын
thank you for your support
@PlasticGhoulАй бұрын
Dope, I just picked up the same camera at a goodwill for $4 I’m excited to try it out
@SeanJorgensenАй бұрын
oh sick! was it this newer model or the older one? i havbe the older one and my flashed stopped firing.
@user-ss6zt2mo1lАй бұрын
Because Chicks dig it
@SeanJorgensenАй бұрын
haha nailed it!
@TheRealSandmanАй бұрын
Just came back from vegas & saw it getting destroyed, with one half of the hotel completely falling down. Never stayed there, but I know how iconic it was
@SeanJorgensenАй бұрын
yeah its a shame forsure! should i bother going and documenting the current state of things?
@robertgadsonАй бұрын
Stayed there a month b4 is closed RIP
@SeanJorgensenАй бұрын
amen RIP
@swampserpent2467Ай бұрын
sexy girls!
@S.E.C-RАй бұрын
It closed 4 days before we got there… too bad they can’t keep one of these old greats and upgrade everything in it to keep some of the history alive!
@astropioneer3296Ай бұрын
For realz. I love the old Vegas, but is it being saved anymore? Thanks for your efforts to preserve this bit.
@maybelucky2558Ай бұрын
The local Vegas folks are going to be very very disappointed when the Oakland team comes to town. That team is the laughingstock of Major League Baseball. That team won't spend money to put a competitive team on the field. It looks like some the Neveda politicians are a bunch of dummies. ;-)
@MegaMkmillerАй бұрын
They did this to make way for the losingest team in the history of Major League Baseball. People in Oakland weren't stupid enough to build these LOSERS a new stadium so they found people that ARE that stupid. The City Council of Vegas are complete idiots. This will bomb out and it will be way too congested come game time. I will avoid that end of the strip at ALL costs if there is a game. They seem determined to make Vegas suck as much as possible. It will drive people AWAY. Morons.
@SeanJorgensenАй бұрын
hahha someone was a dummy, why they wanted this dump team is beyond me.
@Nacnud92Ай бұрын
Peace*
@SeanJorgensenАй бұрын
Hahah dang I didn’t catch the typo! But what if I meant piece as in pieces heyoooo
@Nacnud92Ай бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen Pieces is more fitting tbh.
@SeanJorgensenАй бұрын
@@Nacnud92 were on to something here!
@austinjones92Ай бұрын
Currently using Porta 800 in my Half-Frame Ektar! How come you chose the 800 over something like the 400 while shooting the Casino? Shots look great, really going to miss that Gold Plated Ceiling. I heard the Neon Museum took the Plating for something in the future!
@trevorgoins55042 ай бұрын
not anymore😊
@SeanJorgensenАй бұрын
good one
@memohaddad2 ай бұрын
I don't understand the hate for Wolfen, shot NC400 and 500 and yes my first time shooting it I didn't meter properly and ruined alot of the shots. But, found it does better indoors suprsingly, outdoors depends on lighting siutation. It gives you vintage in a modern world, as if your picking up your grandparents pritns from years ago. I've rated it between 320-400, with normal developing. I prefer the 320 as sweet spot. Can't wait to see what else they have for us in future.
@SeanJorgensen2 ай бұрын
well said! if the lab processes it correctly its a great film and i personally gravitate towards a muted tonal look.
@memohaddad2 ай бұрын
@@SeanJorgensen yah processed three rolls at home so far and it’s been great each time. Muted colors and contrast works great, it takes you back to the 80’s, especially when you shoot in streets of NY
@SquibRound2 ай бұрын
Dang, get some numbers from those beautiful ladies behind you!
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The film is respooled Kodak Vision 3, not Fuji. They use recycled canisters that why the Fuji label is underneath.
yes.. I stated it was Kodak Vision.
Used the pentax 654 system for weddings for years, solid camera and lenses. Advice, pick up a Nikon 8008s auto film advance and auto focus and super solid!!!!
Thanks Mark, Ill do some research!
unless you are getting the film developed AND PRINTED with traditional chemistry and NOT getting the film developed and the SCANNED, you are not getting the true film properties. The look of the photos are limited to the quality of the scan. The SCAN is "rephotographing" the film into a positive photo digital file and you are limited to the quality of the scanner.
There would be next to no exspired film if they would lower the cost of film.
I schoot expired and fresh film but it has been refridged all this time. And I schoot it in bright sunlight. I do not know why film photographers do not use flash indoors. Those indoor schotts would have been at least better if you put a flash on the camera. It seems like it is a disease or some kind of phobia to many film photographers.
Every film photographer i know uses flash indoors. These photos were also shot with flash indoors...
@@SeanJorgensen Most of the film photographers I see on here do not use flash and the reason I said that. Nice Contax camera. Worth money.
Tonopah is a cool town. Lots of interesting things to see.
The two expired rolls I shot came out like poop :x One in a crappy Diana+, that came with some film from the previous owner, they basically came out blank, 15 years expired, And I bought quite a bit of expired 110 film, 40 years expired (it was very cheap, and I thought I'll give it a shot) and that also came out blank... Might try to do some funky stuff with the latter, still have a couple, but yeah, so far not so great
ah that sucks! I personally am not a fan of the Diana + however my first first rolls of expired like 8 years ago came out blank too. So i know your pain. I wonder if the previous person kept them stored or not, that might be a huge factor if they come out blank. also 40 year old film sounds so exciting hahaha.
@@SeanJorgensen Oh they certainly didn't, but considering it was just 15 years I figured it was fine... Like, I found already shot film in the old family camera, that must've sat in there for a few years longer, and that developed mostly fine! But I guess that's Kodak, and not whatever Lomography used for their 100 ISO film
Fun fact this clown motel was inspiration for a Call of Duty Advanced Warfare map called “Sideshow”
Hey J, haha actually that is a fun fact. I haven't played call of duty in yearssssssss.
I love blue tones, i try to get konica centuria expired at least 20 years, shoot and develop at box speed. You can do a slight increase in post edit contrast to get some really rich blues. Another thing i do is to diy redscale old films that i dont feel like shooting normally and shoot open by two stops and pull in developing.
oh woa! ive never even heard of konica making films! Just cameras. Thats awesome. I usually stay away from blue tones haha.I'd love to see some images of yours-might open me up to a whole new world.
Be careful, all of the film photography gatekeepers are going to criticize you for calling it “120mm” 😂
lol, as oppose to calling it what? medium format?
@@SeanJorgensen Don’t ask me! Just what I’ve heard… apparently they call it “120” or “medium format” because they’re trying to be cooler than everyone else.
@@Nacnud92 gotcha! well thank you for the tip and hopefully avoiding the public shaming hahaha
@@SeanJorgensen Who cares at the end of the day!
Cool to hear you use strictly film for your weddings. I am strictly a film photographer. Never went into digital. I take photos at my friends weddings but as a guest/photographer because they have their own they hired ,. I have noticed that wedding photographers dress like slobs. Back in the day they wore tuxedos.
Thats awesome, whats your favorite film stock? Also idk about the slobs part but why would anyone shoot a wedding in a tux? We're vendors providing a service at the end of the day. We're there in the elements, with gear, bending down, on our feet for hours on end lugging lenses, batteries etc, so sorry but function is going to take presidence over looking sharp.
@@SeanJorgensen So looking like a slob is ok ? You don't have to dress in a tux but be presentable. My favorite film stock is Kodak ektar. I love saturated film. Now that superia xtra was discontinued and Fuji film is made in the usa by kodak. It seems Ektar is my only go to for saturated film. I use it for everything but schoot my work strictly outdoors so.
@@thevoiceman6192 i never said dressing like a slob is okay, however i'm just saying you dont need to dress in a tux or anything over the top. All blacks and supportive shoes should be just fine. Were also not the star of the show so let the couple shine and standout.
@@SeanJorgensen True that.
@@thevoiceman6192 yeah you feel me. there can be a balance in the middle. ektar is nice but its not a film i shoot too often and i agree about the superia. i was late to the game, i had a few rolls sitting for years, shot it and was like wow this is amazing. then i find out its discontinued h ahahh . I actually have been meaning to record a video about fuji film.
Buy cameras from Japan, they are in mint conditions and everything works, lightmeter etc. Just bought a Nikon F6 and its awesome.
Nice! thanks for the tip.
@@SeanJorgensen Ebay is yer friend!
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂 I do it because I am trying make something from within sell your stuff and open a of with your girlfriend
what on earth are you yapping about?
@@SeanJorgensen you are not a photographer you an imitation a muppet go make some videos about photography called videos about photography photos they on gallerys with lux bulbs you a scanner you on fucking youtube
Having you as our wedding photographer was one of the best decisions we made for our day. Our photos, especially the film ones, are some of our favorite memories. Thanks for everything, Sean!
New film *manufacturer*? Doubt. 500T. Ah, another "manufacturer".
Thank you for the comment Conan!
Sean captured our wedding perfectly this past April in Vegas. We received both film and digital pictures in our gallery. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience, or for better photos 🥹 Our pictures were amazing and Sean is a really cool guy who takes really cool pictures!!!
aww thank you Alexiz! You and Richard were awesome, thank you for trusting in me. How was Sick New world?!
Thanks for sharing insight into your artistic process and what you've learned with film. I've considered dabbling myself. Love your shots!
Thank you for the watch Brooklyn! I hope I could provide some tips. Have you shot any film before?
Why? Why don't you get that light meter fixed? Why don't you use nice AF SLRs like a Canon EOS 3 or Elan 7 or whatever the Nikon equivalent would be? Why don't you get an external light meter? Sounds to me like your broken camera and the difficulties to quickly focus manually results in worse photos for your clients. Are you convinced, shooting with broken gear will improve your abilities so much that after all, the photos will still be better? Do you clients know? Don't they care? Or is this an ironic video, a prody, and I just didn't get it?
I do have light meters that work in cameras, I was giving one example of one that off so I need to make adjustments accordingly. My work speaks for itself, sorry you happen to disagree.
@@SeanJorgensen Oh, no, no need to be sorry! I don't know your work and I've only seen this video, so I could neither agree nor disagree with your work. Although some of the photos you've shown are IMHO bad, but they were examples of what happens when you can't focus quickly enough. In the end, the customer desides. I guess, my problem would be - if I worked like that or if I was a client - that I'd constantly ask myself "Couldn't the photos be better?" - for example with an AF camera. Looking at the photo at 4:20 for example, I'd really be mad at myself if that was mine. But I don't know whether you have 5 shots of the scene and you just took the worst one as an example. I have out of focus wedding photos, of course... just remembering a really horrible series right now, that fortunately only was shot with the stationary backup cam.... But I gave it my best and I'm okay with that, though still slightly annoyed 20 years later... If I had brought a camera that might have been defective, I woulnd' have forgiven myself. Anyway, back to the question: Obviously, it is safe to assume that you're convinced, shooting with sub par gear gives you advantages that compensate or make you even better. But let me put it the other way around: Do you think your results would get worse, if you took two Nikon F5 or F6 in perfect condition? And wouldn't that be a lot less stressful? Never having to worry that several cameras might malfunction? (You mentioned that most of your cameras have quirks.) And not having to bring 6 cameras?
@@OriginalTLab3000 My arsenal of gear is more than capable. Pentax 645, Contax T2, Canon EF, Minolta hi-matic etc. In regards to the out of focus ones, thats just the nature of the beast. Even newer fully advanced mirroless cameras miss focus at times. Also not every photo being completely perfect is part of the charm of an outdated medium. I also bring multiple cameras as I explain.... since I have multiple films in various cameras-not just for the sake of certain ones possibly malfunctioning.
@@SeanJorgensen Well, that's excellent! Maybe I've just focused on the wrong part of the video. You got me worried when you said that all the cameras have things that work and don't work and the like. But I think I know what you mean, now. Outdated medium...🙄 I never shot anything else but film 🤣 Just getting back into photography and my first job is digital. Kinda scary, just having 13 year old gear on loan. Fortunately, I have three months for two photos. Anyway, good luck! And thanks for the video!
@@SeanJorgensen I do really like many of those photos and have no doubts about your capabilities. Just thinking of about the Nikon, would it not be nice though just to get it fixed so it works as it should again? since there are quite a few techs working on those old Nikons. You obviously get the job done regardless and work around it so it's for convenience sake of course.
sounds like affob
like what? what is that
@@SeanJorgensen He's another wedding photographer who mainly uses film on his shoots. you should look him up
@@SeanJorgensen he’s another wedding photographer who relays soly in film he’s pretty cool you should look him up
@@reviewed7018 oh sick! i sure will, thanks for the rec.
we got our wedding shot by you in 2022 although digital, we also got Polaroids and you included some film ones from a point and shoot your brought along too. id completely trust your process shooting with film only because the photos and your vision turned out amazing.
Thank you so much Luke! Loved you and Nat.
Solid work my dude!
Thank you Dave! Appreciate the compliment.
So with your point and shoot cameras, no pictures get edited then? Just raw in the moment pics? What’s the most amount of cameras you’ve carried on your body at once? Lol
I don't edit any of my film-SLR or point and shoot. Unless its something super major, like a piece of trash or someone walking in the frame. The most i've carried on me at one time is probably like 6 cameras haha.
Dude this is awesome man. This is the dream job for me. Really cool to see someone in the field talk about it! Keep up the cool vids!
Thanks Jack! That’s awesome, what city are you located? Do you currently shoot hockey? Just trying to be as transparent as I can on here, if you ever have any questions just holler.
Really cool and interesting video
Thank you for the kind words and watch! I really appreciate it.
Hiring social media contributors that don't know anything about hockey explains a lot about the NHL's social media content 🤣
Yeah? And what does it explain?
@@SeanJorgensenit's inferred in the statement bud
@@briano9397not really since I’m the only one without prior hockey experience out of everyone else on the team.
It means there was many more qualified people for the job, and someone could have done better.
@@rona6063 well if there was more qualified people for the job, they would have gotten it not me. But hey thanks for the input.
Once all the available real estate against your waist is taken and they would start to layer causing unaesthetic bulking of overlapping gear
I love how your self aware of your home team bias. You are definitely a hockey fan
haha guilty! i didnt grow up on sports or hockey so I had no prior attachments to any teams so gotta rep the city instead.
@@SeanJorgensen growth of the game! Who would’ve thought it’d be this successful in Nevada!
@@patrickdechant4 its a beautiful thing
As a 90's kid... Thats a sick Tee
haha legends. Its a sick tour shirt but i think its a bootleg since the logo is so off centered on the front. great band none the less
@@SeanJorgensen That's ok...Sum 41's better anyways 🤷🤣
@@user-fs3iy7em2t BRO WHAT? Than Blink? absolutely not. that is the wildest statement ever hahahaha
this is my dream! love checking in on your content and hearing your perspective and experience! 👍🏼
ah thats awesome Kayla! Whos your team? Thanks for watching and the support- means a ton.
@@SeanJorgensen Leafs all the way! i’m based in socal! i focus on portrait photography but am wanting to transition back into sports 📸
Tacoma Titanics all the way
@@Kaykers012 not a band team to root for! what sports were you shooting before? was it just hockey?
@@SeanJorgensen I did basketball, baseball, football, and some hockey when I could!!!
so fucking sick, dude. my buddy is a photographer for the NBA & Indiana Pacers. I'm always jealous of his connections and day-to-day work! Seems like a dope gig! Are you big into hockey in general?
dude its been so freaking fun. yeah im in love with it now!
Repackaged garbage
its fun to try new things, even if they are repackaged.
whats your favorite film stock?
Apprecate the review, good stuff- Looking into them now and going to give 'em a try. What anamorphic lens you got on the Nikon?
Thank you for the support and comment! Its just an old 24-120 3.5 nothing special
if you're ever in Colorado, hmu, lets shoot film and a video!
yooo the stone cold tee goes stupid hard, brother
thank you sir! got a few grails in my closet. Also that would be sick to come up to Colorado and do that. Been following you for a while actually so thats rad you found me haha
Not a new manufacturer! They just reroll other film and sell it to dumb people like you with a price increase
Very well produced and informative video, thanks!
thank you so much, this one took a lot to film and edit hahah.
Really awesome video mate and nice photos!
Great stuff coming from yall! excited for the future
boring photos.....boring videos
thank you for your support
Dope, I just picked up the same camera at a goodwill for $4 I’m excited to try it out
oh sick! was it this newer model or the older one? i havbe the older one and my flashed stopped firing.
Because Chicks dig it
haha nailed it!
Just came back from vegas & saw it getting destroyed, with one half of the hotel completely falling down. Never stayed there, but I know how iconic it was
yeah its a shame forsure! should i bother going and documenting the current state of things?
Stayed there a month b4 is closed RIP
amen RIP
sexy girls!
It closed 4 days before we got there… too bad they can’t keep one of these old greats and upgrade everything in it to keep some of the history alive!
For realz. I love the old Vegas, but is it being saved anymore? Thanks for your efforts to preserve this bit.
The local Vegas folks are going to be very very disappointed when the Oakland team comes to town. That team is the laughingstock of Major League Baseball. That team won't spend money to put a competitive team on the field. It looks like some the Neveda politicians are a bunch of dummies. ;-)
They did this to make way for the losingest team in the history of Major League Baseball. People in Oakland weren't stupid enough to build these LOSERS a new stadium so they found people that ARE that stupid. The City Council of Vegas are complete idiots. This will bomb out and it will be way too congested come game time. I will avoid that end of the strip at ALL costs if there is a game. They seem determined to make Vegas suck as much as possible. It will drive people AWAY. Morons.
hahha someone was a dummy, why they wanted this dump team is beyond me.
Peace*
Hahah dang I didn’t catch the typo! But what if I meant piece as in pieces heyoooo
@@SeanJorgensen Pieces is more fitting tbh.
@@Nacnud92 were on to something here!
Currently using Porta 800 in my Half-Frame Ektar! How come you chose the 800 over something like the 400 while shooting the Casino? Shots look great, really going to miss that Gold Plated Ceiling. I heard the Neon Museum took the Plating for something in the future!
not anymore😊
good one
I don't understand the hate for Wolfen, shot NC400 and 500 and yes my first time shooting it I didn't meter properly and ruined alot of the shots. But, found it does better indoors suprsingly, outdoors depends on lighting siutation. It gives you vintage in a modern world, as if your picking up your grandparents pritns from years ago. I've rated it between 320-400, with normal developing. I prefer the 320 as sweet spot. Can't wait to see what else they have for us in future.
well said! if the lab processes it correctly its a great film and i personally gravitate towards a muted tonal look.
@@SeanJorgensen yah processed three rolls at home so far and it’s been great each time. Muted colors and contrast works great, it takes you back to the 80’s, especially when you shoot in streets of NY
Dang, get some numbers from those beautiful ladies behind you!