Hello hellooo, finally finished this video haha - the lab took their sweet time to process these E6 slides. I hope you enjoyed the video! :)) Also much love to Squarespace for the continuous support of the channel! Head to www.squarespace.com/teocrawford to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain by using code "TEOCRAWFORD" (also supports the channel
Always love your videos - I've reached a point where I'm happy with my photography so I'm now looking to expand my knowledge of film-making, got any TH-cam channels you would recommend?
Great photos! I feel like the strong and slightly odd colors fit that location well. Made it look painterly. Also I feel like I’ve not seen many photos with colors quite like that, so they felt unique, I like them a lot!
What an amazing video, Teo! Thanks so much for sharing with us. I love your style of videos and this one was inspiring-like the many others I’ve appreciated seeing. Your photography is fantastic and I also loved and was inspired by how you handled the unplanned parts of this outing…the closed tunnel, your shoe coming apart, all the extra walking back to the car, shooting a “new to you” film for the first time. So many challenging variables and you met them in a way that did not stop you and you persevered and made this wonderful video. I’m inspired and encouraged by you. Thank you for sharing your work with us!
Oh my god! I was in near village in 2019 when I was 12 and tried to take some pictures with my Xiaomi phone. And now am 16, sit at home in Moscow, watch your vids and enjoy it and my memories. Thank you really for your videos it makes me happy give me strength to take pictures :)
Thanky you so much, what an excellent video, both in respect to photography and landscape. Perfect video production ! Like some others commented: I do like the velvia 100 colors in context of this kind of landscape . Your video made me wanting to buy a velvia 100 film. I like the punch with all the detail in the mountains, rocks a.s.o.
I really loved the velvia colors. It was a perfect choice for the landscape bringing out those slight color variations so well. I have used the velvia filter on Fuji digital quite a lot and I think these were pretty similar to that
Fun adventure! My first, and probably last, experience getting Velvia 50 developed was similar. The guy at my local shop (Minnesota) spent 5 minutes locating the develop process and price in a giant dusty binder. The development increased the total cost 4x. Velvia really does shine best on a deeply cloudy day. Highlights have that sharp roll-off that looks like cheap/old digital, so open sun can be punishing. I enjoy your channel. You have a new sub.
Wow, this is just so beautiful, I have been on roadtrips all the way around europe, with the mountains, I would highly recommend Bosnia, Montenegro, they are extremly beautiful and similar to this. Great Video! I love how the videos of you are just amazingly well done, I can see the amount of time put into this.
such a beautiful place, thank you so much for sharing! I'm moving countries soon and will be close to Europe so it's so amazing to learn about these places I've never heard of before! I can't wait to shoot some film here too :)
The photos are great! More contrast than i thought! I didn’t know what to expect with slide film. I have a roll of flic film’s chrome 100 to try, but I’m not ready just yet 🤭
If you have a chance, project those slides. Or look at them through 50mm lens - it should be quite mind-blowing. Just for digital post workflow yeah, slides are kind of unique, expensive and an indulgence. But for projection - it's simply amazing! Imagine 2m wide, high quality picture with life-like colors and no pixels on screen! Slides love to be exposed for highlights, rather than shadows, therefore try that the next time around, if it happens.
I’ve got velvia and Provia 100 in my fridge too. But I’m afraid to shoot it, because it’s so expensive … Very nice pictures and video, as usual. You really now how to edit and produce a video!
It's a bag from Lowepro, which I bought back then because I knew Lowepro as a pretty good brand for this kind of stuff - it's quite bulky and big, hence I only use it for hikes like these, otherwise I prefer a smaller bag. But for days like these it's great! I've copied my affiliate link from the description for you, in case you want to check out the exact model: amzn.to/2QhjFw7
Ich fange gerade erst an mit der Fotografie und lerne verdammt viel von dir. Es macht so Spaß dir zuzuhören und deine tollen Fotos zu sehen!!! Vielen Dank dafür 🥰 Wann warst du dort in den Bergen??
Nope, just in a box in my room haha :D Ideally I would like to keep them in a fridge, but I don't want to use up the space in my normal fridge and instead want to buy a small fridge for my office to keep film in there one day. Keeping your film in room temperature is fine actually as long as the temperature in your room doesn't fluctuate A LOT, like going from 14 to 34 degrees Celsius regularly. However I have quite a big collection of film, some of which I might not shoot for another few years in which case I think it can be beneficial to keep it in a fridge, especially if you're keeping film that is close to expiring. However I'm not scientifically informed, this is just based off of my experience from the last three years.
I recently shot a role of Velvia 100 on a mountain and it was not amazing. There is such narrow exposure latitude and it's so expensive (in europe, at least) and everything seemed to come out under-exposed.
Love this one teo! The videography was just as good as the stills Also, what lenses do you have for the k1000? Do you have a video that shows? Keep up the great work!
Hi Angie, thank you, so happy to read that! :)) I shot all but one photograph in this video with a Cosina 35mm f/2.8 lens. When I want a bit more reach or compression I use my Pentax 50mm f/1.8 lens. Ideally I'd also have the Pentax 35mm lens, but back when I bought the Cosina, the Cosina was so much cheaper.. I think I bought it for 20 bucks haha so that's why I'm shooting with Cosina :)
you should try out velvia 50 - i found it had a slightly different feel to velvia 100 that i preferred more (though its especially cause velvia 100 might be more like a 125 speed film since many of my photos came a tad bit overexposed and others have said similar)
The colors do look a bit... Weird. I can't really say anything for sure, but based on what I've seen, something might not be totally right. I've only shot one roll of Ektachrome and the result was awful, caused by bad development. Slide film is apparently even more sensitive to any mistake during development than C41 film. Maybe something happened during development?
To me it appears more of a scanning problem, velvia is not supposed to look like that at all. Maybe he overexposed the shots a bit and the scanner tried to compensate? That would explain the tinted highlights
Maybe Velvia isn't your thing, but the Superia X-Tra definitely is. 🫶 I don't know why, but I think the X-Tra's colors match your photography better. More than any Kodak too
Hello hellooo,
finally finished this video haha - the lab took their sweet time to process these E6 slides. I hope you enjoyed the video! :))
Also much love to Squarespace for the continuous support of the channel! Head to www.squarespace.com/teocrawford to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain by using code "TEOCRAWFORD" (also supports the channel
Always love your videos - I've reached a point where I'm happy with my photography so I'm now looking to expand my knowledge of film-making, got any TH-cam channels you would recommend?
Hey. Just wanted to say that thanks to you, I've gotten into photography. It's become a passion of mine. Thank you
So awesome 💯😎
I hope he sees this!
THE COLORS ARE JUST SO PLEASING!!!!
Your videos are truly soothing to me. Thank you.
I really can’t stand this style of photography TH-cam with the soft voice. It sounds like they’re selling herbal tea
We need a Post Production tutorial, the audio is just so good....
Great photos! I feel like the strong and slightly odd colors fit that location well. Made it look painterly. Also I feel like I’ve not seen many photos with colors quite like that, so they felt unique, I like them a lot!
What an amazing video, Teo! Thanks so much for sharing with us. I love your style of videos and this one was inspiring-like the many others I’ve appreciated seeing. Your photography is fantastic and I also loved and was inspired by how you handled the unplanned parts of this outing…the closed tunnel, your shoe coming apart, all the extra walking back to the car, shooting a “new to you” film for the first time. So many challenging variables and you met them in a way that did not stop you and you persevered and made this wonderful video. I’m inspired and encouraged by you. Thank you for sharing your work with us!
I love these set of photos I feel like the colours in this series are absolutely beautiful. Amazing work again!
What an amazing video
Love that shutter sound. I’ve got a Pentax KM, S1 and an ME
Oh my god! I was in near village in 2019 when I was 12 and tried to take some pictures with my Xiaomi phone. And now am 16, sit at home in Moscow, watch your vids and enjoy it and my memories. Thank you really for your videos it makes me happy give me strength to take pictures :)
Thanky you so much, what an excellent video, both in respect to photography and landscape. Perfect video production ! Like some others commented: I do like the velvia 100 colors in context of this kind of landscape . Your video made me wanting to buy a velvia 100 film.
I like the punch with all the detail in the mountains, rocks a.s.o.
Love it!! Thank you for the wonderful work you put in every vid.
Hey I just wanna let you know that you’ve inspired me a lot to start shooting film. The only film shooter I subscribed to. Thanks
Wonderful shots Teo!!
I always know you're gonna show out in these introductions, each video they seem to get better and better
I really loved the velvia colors. It was a perfect choice for the landscape bringing out those slight color variations so well. I have used the velvia filter on Fuji digital quite a lot and I think these were pretty similar to that
Beautiful Place and Awesome Photos !!! 💯🙌🏻☺️🥰👍🏻💯
Fun adventure!
My first, and probably last, experience getting Velvia 50 developed was similar. The guy at my local shop (Minnesota) spent 5 minutes locating the develop process and price in a giant dusty binder. The development increased the total cost 4x.
Velvia really does shine best on a deeply cloudy day. Highlights have that sharp roll-off that looks like cheap/old digital, so open sun can be punishing.
I enjoy your channel. You have a new sub.
I've been to Austria a few years ago and they loooove their tunnels ahah thank you for this great video ! Stunning views and photos
Wow, this is just so beautiful, I have been on roadtrips all the way around europe, with the mountains, I would highly recommend Bosnia, Montenegro, they are extremly beautiful and similar to this. Great Video! I love how the videos of you are just amazingly well done, I can see the amount of time put into this.
What an incredible location! Worth the effort (and the boots 😂)
Teo, your production quality is simply crazy!
I have been skiing in Kūthai many times and often asked my self how the place looks without snow . Now I know - thanks for that 😉
I got an idea to start film photography again from this video on my feed! This is also really well made and interesting :3
such a beautiful place, thank you so much for sharing! I'm moving countries soon and will be close to Europe so it's so amazing to learn about these places I've never heard of before! I can't wait to shoot some film here too :)
He did it again!
Incredible video!
You made me like Velvia 😂
The photos are great! More contrast than i thought! I didn’t know what to expect with slide film. I have a roll of flic film’s chrome 100 to try, but I’m not ready just yet 🤭
Thanks for the video. Great location! I would recommend 1/2 stop less exposure, and perhaps a polarizer for best results with Velvia 100.
1:54 Bro pls try that SORA 200 , really want to see the result.
YES!! Really want to try that soon!🤩
If you have a chance, project those slides. Or look at them through 50mm lens - it should be quite mind-blowing. Just for digital post workflow yeah, slides are kind of unique, expensive and an indulgence. But for projection - it's simply amazing! Imagine 2m wide, high quality picture with life-like colors and no pixels on screen!
Slides love to be exposed for highlights, rather than shadows, therefore try that the next time around, if it happens.
I’ve got velvia and Provia 100 in my fridge too. But I’m afraid to shoot it, because it’s so expensive …
Very nice pictures and video, as usual. You really now how to edit and produce a video!
Great video, as per usual!
I am going to Japan in March and your work has been very inspiring! Do you have any shops you can recommend to buy film? :)
I like your back bag. Which brand is this?
It's a bag from Lowepro, which I bought back then because I knew Lowepro as a pretty good brand for this kind of stuff - it's quite bulky and big, hence I only use it for hikes like these, otherwise I prefer a smaller bag. But for days like these it's great!
I've copied my affiliate link from the description for you, in case you want to check out the exact model: amzn.to/2QhjFw7
Hi, did you shoot at box speed? Thank you!
Your Shoes 😭
*nice piccies btw*
Ich fange gerade erst an mit der Fotografie und lerne verdammt viel von dir. Es macht so Spaß dir zuzuhören und deine tollen Fotos zu sehen!!! Vielen Dank dafür 🥰 Wann warst du dort in den Bergen??
Do you store your film in a fridge or freezer?
Nope, just in a box in my room haha :D
Ideally I would like to keep them in a fridge, but I don't want to use up the space in my normal fridge and instead want to buy a small fridge for my office to keep film in there one day. Keeping your film in room temperature is fine actually as long as the temperature in your room doesn't fluctuate A LOT, like going from 14 to 34 degrees Celsius regularly. However I have quite a big collection of film, some of which I might not shoot for another few years in which case I think it can be beneficial to keep it in a fridge, especially if you're keeping film that is close to expiring. However I'm not scientifically informed, this is just based off of my experience from the last three years.
I recently shot a role of Velvia 100 on a mountain and it was not amazing. There is such narrow exposure latitude and it's so expensive (in europe, at least) and everything seemed to come out under-exposed.
Love this one teo!
The videography was just as good as the stills
Also, what lenses do you have for the k1000? Do you have a video that shows? Keep up the great work!
Hi Angie, thank you, so happy to read that! :))
I shot all but one photograph in this video with a Cosina 35mm f/2.8 lens. When I want a bit more reach or compression I use my Pentax 50mm f/1.8 lens. Ideally I'd also have the Pentax 35mm lens, but back when I bought the Cosina, the Cosina was so much cheaper.. I think I bought it for 20 bucks haha so that's why I'm shooting with Cosina :)
Nice shots, but why don't you use UV filter, and POL filter ?
What light meter do you use?
These scans are edited in post?? Or is the original color of the film scan?
you should try out velvia 50 - i found it had a slightly different feel to velvia 100 that i preferred more (though its especially cause velvia 100 might be more like a 125 speed film since many of my photos came a tad bit overexposed and others have said similar)
How were these scanned?
hey man, what mm lens was on the pentax?
All but one photo were shot on a 35mm lens👍🏼
Hello! When you're going on locations like this, do you not get worried about wild animals? :)
The colors do look a bit... Weird. I can't really say anything for sure, but based on what I've seen, something might not be totally right. I've only shot one roll of Ektachrome and the result was awful, caused by bad development. Slide film is apparently even more sensitive to any mistake during development than C41 film. Maybe something happened during development?
To me it appears more of a scanning problem, velvia is not supposed to look like that at all. Maybe he overexposed the shots a bit and the scanner tried to compensate? That would explain the tinted highlights
a roll of fujifilm velvia for only 10 euros 😭
I knowww😭
Were you using an ND filter?
Love from india kashmir 🫴🏻🥰
Super Fotos, aber bitte geh nicht allein in die Berge. Things can happen 😉
Kindly increase voice level by atleast 3-4 db for the soft way u speak. It is so hard to understand.
What speakers are you listening with!?😅 I‘ve already pretty much maxed out the levels haha, so I‘m wondering😅🙌🏼
Speak louder, stop whispering. It’s so hard to listen to this video.
Maybe Velvia isn't your thing, but the Superia X-Tra definitely is. 🫶
I don't know why, but I think the X-Tra's colors match your photography better. More than any Kodak too