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These came out nice. And I like halation. The reason I schoot film. Is for it's wonky and unpredictable results. If you want control Schoot digital.

Bought one of these in the early 2000's, it's my sharpest lens, color is amazing, the bokeh is a joy. Great character, show in the images. Much better than the AI version, which had no ED glass. I use it both on my film (F2, F100) and digital (D700) cameras. Do you remember the aperture on the last images (my favorite ones)? Enough said! Thanks for the video! Enjoy yours!

Were the digital photos photoshopped or lightroomed?

Great work!

Lovely!!!

I was watching and looking at the water and scenery of this video. I was like. Toto. We're not in NY anymore. Pretty model. I Schoot film at different ISOs but have the lab develop it at box speed and never had problems. With fill flash no need to Schoot at a hirer ISO. I would have used flash at boxpseed. Love Pro image 100. I used an expired role on a Schoot on a cloudy day. I think some of my best work. It was around 2010 and I bought a 5 pack then it disappeared until the second time it was here which is now. Freestyle photo had a clearance sale on it last month.

Nice beach scenes. I agree with your review. Haven't used the film yet, but looking at the pics, the review is spot on. The latter pics look like great vacation postcard material 😊.

Thanks for sharing your experience with these different film stocks. Based on the images you shared, I think melanated skin looks better on Cinestill 400D vs Fuji 400H and Portra 400. As a new film photographer, how melanated skin comes out on certain film stocks is important since I’ll be taking photos of my gf, friends and family.

I have used the F5 and still use it to this day. I also have the F6 which has all of the same features except the interchangeable prism. Without the extra batteries it is much lighter.

Amazing photos ! 🤩 Do you shoot Ektar at 100 ISO or do you overexpose ? In september I'm going to Corsica and I'm thinking of taking a few Ektar films

03:58 There’s definitely a difference between the two lenses. I think the Canon is slightly better, but isn’t it better enough to justify the extra cost compared to the Sigma? I don’t think so!

This camera looks more digital than a modern Fuji camera! 😂

I had been wanting to try this, think I'll give it a go now! Thanks!!

The Tri_X was awesome!

Love the Kodak Tri-X pic !

Decrease the shadow from +3 so you don't have to brighten the shadow in post. It provides Bit too crushed black for a portrait work

Nice photos and the black and white one. What film was that? I just saw this even though it is a year old. Pretty model.

Love it! Great video Dakota 🔥

Great video thank you! Just bought my first roll of BWXX and this was the guidance I was looking for🙏😎

Very nice work and pretty lady. Freestyle photo is having a clearance sale on it. A favorite film.

I just came across your video in my feed. I like both togs photos. I have two rolls of the latest version of this film. But it looks like 200 speed is the sweet spot so I will use it at that. Pretty model.

Such beautiful images and great ambiance! The colour palette in the first shoot location is so beautiful too. I love what this lens can create, almost enough to go out and buy a GFX ;-) !!

Great shots! 👌🏽👍🏽

Get a cheap, light monopod and put the flash on it. I do it sometimes. Works wonders for what you were doing here.

Damn I love both. The sharpness of the digital gave it away I think but the colors are phenomenal

what ever happened to the audio?! and the image while were at it?

#nikongang

As always, wonderful video, great portraits and a beautiful girl

It seems the film doesn't offer a very wide dynamic range, almost similar to what you can get from an Ektachrome 100 or other positive films. Maybe expose to avoid overexposure on the skin and you should get some shadows back along the way. Also I've seen some people getting very decent results with cross processing, some even wondering if it wasn't initially supposed to be used that way..

The sigma bokeh is more "vibrant". We can clearly see it on the pic on the top of the building. Anyway I would prefer sample without edit.

Great video! What do you think the result would be if you shot this at 3200 and push it one stop to 6400? Similar to the 3rd test or would it be less grain cause your pushing it two stops less?

looks great

Thanks for sharing, wanted some examples of what the xs20 flash was capable of.

Shooting slide film it's not like shooting negatives, your chances are narrower since slide film is unforgivable, and just as a tip, always step down the exposure a tiny little bit, the positive slide film is exactly the opposite of negative, the punch comes from the deeper shadows instead highlights.

Years ago I was shooting Tmax 3200 at ISO 1000 and developing the film myself using Tmax developer. Unfortunately I don't remember the development time. But my photos turn out great. The secret to avoiding excessive grain is to not over-agitate the film during development. Very slowly and gently invert the development tank twice every minute or so.

I wish you had told me which camera you were shooting with here...

Nice video !!! I have expired P3200 I will try to shot 800 iso push to 3200 iso.

hey wondering, if you ever got the full strength version. also wondering if the full strength version would be too much for some senior portrait sessions. I want a little softness to cut down on editing but not too much blur.

Was this metered at @400?

Don't watch "Digital Trump vs Film Biden" (my latest youtube short) if you hate when film photographers get political.Love the styling for the model. You got some great poses. Both were dope. Which cam got your fav shot?

Great video!! I’m now even more excited to shoot this film. What lens did u use for the beach photos? The 4th photo at 7:57 is soooo cool!! The ocean looks like a back drop with that dept of field and angle!

Hi speed film? It's only 200 to be honest

Great work as expected.

I live in Japan. When I started shooting film again about 5 years ago I found 25 rolls in a small camera store for about $10 per roll. I bought them all. Still have 15 rolls stored in the freezer.

These are gorgeous! Did you shoot it at box speed?

If you want grainy pictures while shooting with HP5, just develop it in Rodinal, with stronger actuations, and you're good...

Sup Dakota!

Wonderful work! you nailed that look.

Really cool ! Thanks for all the advices !