Should have gone to northern Vermont!!! I got a beautiful sunny day, clear skies, and full totality for 3m15s from the comfort of my back yard.
@Be0wulf_917Күн бұрын
Have some queries here, Does the shutter dial on a Rolleiflex only stops when loaded with a film? Or should it stop even when it's empty? Cause mine doesn't stop.
@ogmike6444Күн бұрын
cool you linked with GX he is the most creative camera youtuber in the game
@grady3754Күн бұрын
I was not expecting a shout out to the God-Emperor of Dune
@Alykat0Күн бұрын
Fellas is it gay to share a king size bed with your homie
@SamCyanideКүн бұрын
I think the slide shots in TWA on 50 mm were some of your best work. The colors look amazing as well, typical of slide film. I wish Fujifilm stopped discontinuing their color negative film so that we would have options that didn't look brown or gray like Kodak or other options.
@SamCyanideКүн бұрын
It looked so good in widescreen
@faiosungКүн бұрын
if you shoot xp2 at 100 the grain is superfine.
@nishantpatil1247Күн бұрын
David✨
@SkyeKing-il1gpКүн бұрын
I appreciate that you're telling people not to crap on either medium but saying things like "film captures the soul of a moment more effectively" kinda bothers me. Non-camera people assume that film is somehow more artistic. Just adding the words "film photography" automatically boosts the attention photos get. And this sort of "soul" assertion pushes that agenda. If the day felt green to me, digital affords me the latitude to color my photo in the way the memory felt. But if all I can afford is film that is very contrasty, it doesn't matter how the moment felt at the time, my shot will be contrasty. Limitations encourage creativity, and for that reason film is amazing. You spoke to that. But asserting that digital has less soul is just silly. The soul comes from the 8 inches behind the camera.
@thebendu33Күн бұрын
I wonder if my autofocus digital lenses would work on that? I have a tamron 70-200mm 2.8
@jaydenvisnawКүн бұрын
I really enjoyed the watch ticking sound while everyone rushed to get the eclipse photo. Really set the suspense, great video!
@jackgravezКүн бұрын
I really like the opening lobby pictures. The somewhat blown highlights lend themselves well to the overall decor and add that sort of dreamy feel to a very retro yet modern location
@JonChampaigneКүн бұрын
Fuego. Very Dope. Go Monica!
@ericrjennings2 күн бұрын
Have to say this channel is one of my favorites. The humor, the vlog style, the photos. 👊
@PhinPhan392 күн бұрын
American Gangster (2007) is loaded with Pentax K1000's.
@mishovphotos47792 күн бұрын
Civil War next!
@user-mq9cw1dy3d2 күн бұрын
i hate you! why your images is so good!!!
@oldmanmilo85392 күн бұрын
That’s some real hippie commune music there 7:31
@braunDV2 күн бұрын
Waterfall was in Cascade Park in Elyria OH, not PA =]
@SpencerLupul2 күн бұрын
I’ll have you know my pour over is a cool 79 degrees 👀
@pinkeye002 күн бұрын
"Couldn't crank the hog" ... man living in your mom's basement where your "room mate" is your mom ..
@pinkeye002 күн бұрын
Meanwhile ... in 2024 .. outside masking in California is a thing.
@pinkeye002 күн бұрын
This is what happens when your coworker ... who complained all the time, couldn't write good code, couldn't articulate concepts, goes into management ... then sucks at THAT because he has 0 empathy or soft skills ... finds KZread .. quicks his job.. then goes and makes 1/5th the money, but is finally happy .. but isn't very good still. BUT .. BUT .. is happy. I applaud that level of effort.
@richardsimms2512 күн бұрын
Nice video
@richardsimms2512 күн бұрын
Great video
@chrisn69263 күн бұрын
Nice pictures but man that's an insufferable personality/voiceover choice. Gotta be a better story out there than just angst against everything and nothing.
@corygraham6013 күн бұрын
You should check out Ezra Stollers work of the TWA terminal from back in the day, it’s iconic
@nelsonclub77223 күн бұрын
I have the Leica M8 and 90mm F2 lens used by Audrey Tautou in the Chanel film by Jean Pierre Jeunet - it was given to her as a gift - the reason Jean used this camera was to "not to distract from the beauty of Audrey" they used a little plastic to cover the 'M8' - as a Pro I do get a lot of questions asked about cameras but this one gets the most attention
@lachlanlau3 күн бұрын
F2T is crazy over here chilling w my F4s
@vgun54573 күн бұрын
Please send me the link to the digital photography guy. He’s defo on to something.
@gfeucht3 күн бұрын
Fantastic work as always. Though I have to laugh at you saying how the wind is an issue with telephoto lenses... as you put on a lens hood... FOR SHOOTING THE SUN. THE SUN!! What exactly were you concerned about getting flare from in the side direction?
@richardsimms2513 күн бұрын
Very nice video. RS. Canada
@jonathans.93723 күн бұрын
15:00 Jason the absolute chad tracking BIRDS on a manual focus 300mm
@Tugela603 күн бұрын
Medium format made sense in the film days, but is pretty much useless in the digital age.
@LukeHildreth3 күн бұрын
i rly liked those airport shots!
@CryWolfFilms3 күн бұрын
damn yall went to ohiopyle. passed by pittsburgh.
@stratoside47653 күн бұрын
I'm assuming you got scammed. Even if he wasn't scamming and he did truly die, he still is an ass for even volunteering when his health is shit and didn't plan ahead so someone can either continue or at least send back the camera back to the owner if he does die during middle of repair.
@davepane73063 күн бұрын
Most Polaroid sx70 photos (from the 1970s SPECIFICALLY) fell under one of these 8 examples: 1.) Casual pics of family/friends 2.) Pics of romantic couples 3.) Iconic holiday items like Xmas tree, Thanksgiving table, etc. 4.) Pics during vacations and other outings 5.) Moments related to cherished celebrations 6.) Pics for professional documentation and other purposes 7.) Pics of your favorite car 8.) Pics of something snow covered. The main differences from today is that there were no frivolous or wasteful photos, no pics on the fly (like capturing spontaneous moments), and rarely were Polaroids used for artistic attempts at photography.
@Iliya_sh724 күн бұрын
I'm genuinely impressed with the video quality from the iPhone that you are using! 🔥Do feel free to drop your colour grading tricks
@DDZ5164 күн бұрын
no orgy jokes?
@ryhubs31174 күн бұрын
Thank you!!! For spoiling Dune.
@angloitalo4 күн бұрын
In the for what it's worth dept., (not much), The scene where you photographed a dead tree in the flat countryside you said to the effect that this is what the whole State of Ohio looks Like. Actually there are five distinct regions in the state. The Great Lakes Plains, the Till Plains, The Appalachian Plateau, The Bluegrass Region and the Lake Erie Shoreline. Your tree shot probably was taken in the till region named because it's used tp cutivate crops. Ohio, in my opinion has a subtle beauty. The grandeur of the Rockies is several hundreds of miles to the west. Your glib comments alone make your channel worth viewing. I'm at least old enough to be your great grandfather. your meanderings with your friends takes me back to my twenties when we did similar things. Keep your videos coming.
@robinarnold70354 күн бұрын
I live close to Bowling Green and had no idea there was a store there that sold and developed film….what a strange way to find this out😅 I’ll be checking that out soon! Love the video.
@studiojege2874 күн бұрын
Great video, well done! Love the photos and the process behind. Question, do you shoot color with an polarizer filter on?? Lens looks so dark, or a ND ?
@Titanius10664 күн бұрын
Thank you for going to Ohio. Ohio appreciates it.
@imaflymydroneatit4 күн бұрын
I'm relatively new to your channel. Do you have a video where you talk about your video set up. I know your channel isn't about video but you do a lot of it.
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I know that condiment cow!
Should have gone to northern Vermont!!! I got a beautiful sunny day, clear skies, and full totality for 3m15s from the comfort of my back yard.
Have some queries here, Does the shutter dial on a Rolleiflex only stops when loaded with a film? Or should it stop even when it's empty? Cause mine doesn't stop.
cool you linked with GX he is the most creative camera youtuber in the game
I was not expecting a shout out to the God-Emperor of Dune
Fellas is it gay to share a king size bed with your homie
I think the slide shots in TWA on 50 mm were some of your best work. The colors look amazing as well, typical of slide film. I wish Fujifilm stopped discontinuing their color negative film so that we would have options that didn't look brown or gray like Kodak or other options.
It looked so good in widescreen
if you shoot xp2 at 100 the grain is superfine.
David✨
I appreciate that you're telling people not to crap on either medium but saying things like "film captures the soul of a moment more effectively" kinda bothers me. Non-camera people assume that film is somehow more artistic. Just adding the words "film photography" automatically boosts the attention photos get. And this sort of "soul" assertion pushes that agenda. If the day felt green to me, digital affords me the latitude to color my photo in the way the memory felt. But if all I can afford is film that is very contrasty, it doesn't matter how the moment felt at the time, my shot will be contrasty. Limitations encourage creativity, and for that reason film is amazing. You spoke to that. But asserting that digital has less soul is just silly. The soul comes from the 8 inches behind the camera.
I wonder if my autofocus digital lenses would work on that? I have a tamron 70-200mm 2.8
I really enjoyed the watch ticking sound while everyone rushed to get the eclipse photo. Really set the suspense, great video!
I really like the opening lobby pictures. The somewhat blown highlights lend themselves well to the overall decor and add that sort of dreamy feel to a very retro yet modern location
Fuego. Very Dope. Go Monica!
Have to say this channel is one of my favorites. The humor, the vlog style, the photos. 👊
American Gangster (2007) is loaded with Pentax K1000's.
Civil War next!
i hate you! why your images is so good!!!
That’s some real hippie commune music there 7:31
Waterfall was in Cascade Park in Elyria OH, not PA =]
I’ll have you know my pour over is a cool 79 degrees 👀
"Couldn't crank the hog" ... man living in your mom's basement where your "room mate" is your mom ..
Meanwhile ... in 2024 .. outside masking in California is a thing.
This is what happens when your coworker ... who complained all the time, couldn't write good code, couldn't articulate concepts, goes into management ... then sucks at THAT because he has 0 empathy or soft skills ... finds KZread .. quicks his job.. then goes and makes 1/5th the money, but is finally happy .. but isn't very good still. BUT .. BUT .. is happy. I applaud that level of effort.
Nice video
Great video
Nice pictures but man that's an insufferable personality/voiceover choice. Gotta be a better story out there than just angst against everything and nothing.
You should check out Ezra Stollers work of the TWA terminal from back in the day, it’s iconic
I have the Leica M8 and 90mm F2 lens used by Audrey Tautou in the Chanel film by Jean Pierre Jeunet - it was given to her as a gift - the reason Jean used this camera was to "not to distract from the beauty of Audrey" they used a little plastic to cover the 'M8' - as a Pro I do get a lot of questions asked about cameras but this one gets the most attention
F2T is crazy over here chilling w my F4s
Please send me the link to the digital photography guy. He’s defo on to something.
Fantastic work as always. Though I have to laugh at you saying how the wind is an issue with telephoto lenses... as you put on a lens hood... FOR SHOOTING THE SUN. THE SUN!! What exactly were you concerned about getting flare from in the side direction?
Very nice video. RS. Canada
15:00 Jason the absolute chad tracking BIRDS on a manual focus 300mm
Medium format made sense in the film days, but is pretty much useless in the digital age.
i rly liked those airport shots!
damn yall went to ohiopyle. passed by pittsburgh.
I'm assuming you got scammed. Even if he wasn't scamming and he did truly die, he still is an ass for even volunteering when his health is shit and didn't plan ahead so someone can either continue or at least send back the camera back to the owner if he does die during middle of repair.
Most Polaroid sx70 photos (from the 1970s SPECIFICALLY) fell under one of these 8 examples: 1.) Casual pics of family/friends 2.) Pics of romantic couples 3.) Iconic holiday items like Xmas tree, Thanksgiving table, etc. 4.) Pics during vacations and other outings 5.) Moments related to cherished celebrations 6.) Pics for professional documentation and other purposes 7.) Pics of your favorite car 8.) Pics of something snow covered. The main differences from today is that there were no frivolous or wasteful photos, no pics on the fly (like capturing spontaneous moments), and rarely were Polaroids used for artistic attempts at photography.
I'm genuinely impressed with the video quality from the iPhone that you are using! 🔥Do feel free to drop your colour grading tricks
no orgy jokes?
Thank you!!! For spoiling Dune.
In the for what it's worth dept., (not much), The scene where you photographed a dead tree in the flat countryside you said to the effect that this is what the whole State of Ohio looks Like. Actually there are five distinct regions in the state. The Great Lakes Plains, the Till Plains, The Appalachian Plateau, The Bluegrass Region and the Lake Erie Shoreline. Your tree shot probably was taken in the till region named because it's used tp cutivate crops. Ohio, in my opinion has a subtle beauty. The grandeur of the Rockies is several hundreds of miles to the west. Your glib comments alone make your channel worth viewing. I'm at least old enough to be your great grandfather. your meanderings with your friends takes me back to my twenties when we did similar things. Keep your videos coming.
I live close to Bowling Green and had no idea there was a store there that sold and developed film….what a strange way to find this out😅 I’ll be checking that out soon! Love the video.
Great video, well done! Love the photos and the process behind. Question, do you shoot color with an polarizer filter on?? Lens looks so dark, or a ND ?
Thank you for going to Ohio. Ohio appreciates it.
I'm relatively new to your channel. Do you have a video where you talk about your video set up. I know your channel isn't about video but you do a lot of it.
24:43 Eyyyy I learned that from Nick Carver, too!
Couldn’t crank the hog😭