i can totally see that. everyone would soon want to emulate the "raw" vibe and unstable camera-placement in the future. maybe even the vertical ratio of the video lol
Not exactly, theres a limit to how good it can look, and its reality. Once cameras reach perfect reality-capturing abilities, the only thing we can go back to is slightly less realistic. Which is nothing in compare to modern day vs the super 8.
Trust me, as an old geezer, who was making Super 8 movies almost 50 years ago, there is nothing like holding one of those cameras, and actually hearing that motor sound when you press the trigger. That's part of the Super 8 magic, that today's film-making community may never understand.
I have to say this was an incredible video!! Honestly one of the best informative videos on the internet! The music fit incredibly well with the style of video, wasn't too loud, you have a great voice perfect for this sort of video, You were detailed enough that you gave clear instructions but not too much detail that it got confusing. Bloody brilliant thank you very much for this video :D
I love your video's so much. You have helped me improve so much and I love how simple, yet captivating each video is. For sure one of my favorite channels on youtube.
This was one of my favorite episodes that you've done so far. I don't have any real need to create a simulated Super 8 look, but now I want to try to come up with a reason to.
You do a consistently amazing job in sharing your ideas and thoughts. I love watching your videos, even when it doesn't necessarily apply to my situation or interests. This, however, is something I would like to try.
i am french with little level of inglish, correct me if i am wrong: -ratio: 4/3 - O sharpness -24 fps -aperture F9.1 or F9.9 -project 1440*1080 MY QUESTION: 1/50 th or wich number¿?¿?¿ thanks
I've watched this three times.. It's just inspiring watching Simon's story telling with the amazing scoring he did with his music he produced for the super 8 videos.. It just blows my mind how talented he is and how well he tells a story. Keeping moving forward man, you are going places! Been watching for years now and never commented, may as well now :) Good job buddy!
Always refreshing to hear that someone somewhere still has some appreciation for the analog film past efforts. I still shoot in 8mm minus the Super, on expired film stocks, trying to more closely approximate what was a common home movie. Many films were forgotten after shooting, and only developed many years later, or stored in the poorest of conditions, with broad temperature variations, or worse yet extreme humidity or dry spells which cause the cellulose to deteriorate quickly. Nothing last forever, and pristine images just don't seem to have the same effect as an old picture postcard from a direct contact print from back in the day. Very warm regards my friend. Have a grand holiday season.
Your content gets better, I just love your voice and the music is also great. You're a smart guy! Keep up the good work man, I watch your videos every week.
thank you so much! I'm soon beginning my year 12 media production and i desperately wanted an old, vintage super 8 feel to my footage and this is literally exactly what i needed
Bruhhh that was the cutest, most sincere, most poetic conclusion ever; along with the background music. Damn what a fine video man, such an unexpected sad/happy conclusion
i loved this, there was just something about it the tone of voice, speed of your delivery and the music - it all came together perfectly brilliant work
I like this as it seems to be the more intelligent solution. And also, it's not always about to have experts saying "yes, that the real super 8". It is more about giving the illusion of something.
Man your editing style is so well done... i'm really amazed by the quality of your videos and the incredible ambience you manage to create.. Just speechless
I went out and recorded a short video walking around my yard, threw the clip into premiere in a 1440x1080 workspace, opened up magic bullet looks and i was so shocked to see how amazing and simple it is to get a super 8 style video. i love this so much.
+shinAneki He puts an apple bite at the end of his more recent videos. People get so annoyed if they can't see/hear it. This week, it's behind the violin if you look.
You may never read this but I just wanted to say that I appreciate your channel so much. Everything you post here is so worth watching and I've learned a lot from watching your videos. Thanks for these and keep up the great channel!
The only TH-camr that can read minds. I was so intrigued by your recent super 8 video, but neglected the thought of utilizing it because the expenses aren't pretty. Now I can. Thank you Simon, you are always doing a great job and it is amazing to watch such quality videos. Keep going the way you are :)
Every single person I've ever heard talk about digital movie making has launched into this 30-90 minute long technical explanation of the various engineering techniques they've spent months and even years deploying in order to make their $10,000 cam corder and $5,000 software plugin suite emulate the look of film. That speaks volumes, doesn't it. I think most people enjoy the suspension of disbelief they get with "film", something utterly unobtainable with digital even if you pacify it with unsteady camera shaking handheld shots and a premise of being documentary.
From my university arts course, I learned about early 20th century photography (refreshing for a bio sci student). However, I was intrigued by how photography was frowned upon among the fine arts community. Film was seen as overtly mechanical. Film has since earned its respect, which makes me wonder about what's ahead for digital. It's only after such forms past (e.g. film, vinyl, pixel art graphics) that we begin to cherish them as something to reflect upon. Each form presents limitations but with those limitations comes a reminder to reconsider how you approach a subject matter. It's a personal choice but I work in digital and try to be sincere about it. My videos aren't very cinematic and they have digital artifacts because like every medium, they have their own set of imperfections. Maybe that's why I like digital. I've worked in film too. However, I enjoy digital because it presents a new set of opportunities with its own set of challenges.
MRTOWELRACK Thanks for taking the time to share that. I was most intrigued by the statement about your work not being "very cinematic". Remember what I wrote about the importance of suspension of disbelief? Digital has it's place, but not in Cinema. That's just my opinion, based on a lifetime of watching "movies" made with film that allowed me to forget I was even watching and completely absorb my mind as though I were actually there, an unforgettable dream like experience. In stark contrast, the raw chaffing feel of cam-corder reality TV offered by even "4K" is like waking from a sleep to an operating room of bright lights in your face with unfriendly zombie doctors staring at you, their next meal. It's like: film- soothing cozy dream about something pleasant, then suddenly...DIGITAL- the alarm goes off and it's back to the cold crappy world you were trying to escape by watching a movie in the first place.
Trent Michael I understand what you're getting at. According to virtually all metrics, digital is better at achieving clarity, low light performance, and even metrics that film used to champion, like colour range. Film's power, so to speak, is largely based on the nostalgia surrounding it. With movies or shows, you're expecting a shared extent of knowledge (e.g. language, cultural references, history). Feelings of nostalgia fit into that realm which is where I think film is primarily successful at. Additionally, some filmmakers prefer film because they're accustomed to working with it and/or they find the process to be fun. At the end of the day, it is an artistic decision that imparts a distinctive look to a project.
Trent Michael You want to talk about fake and populist, youtubers like yourself getting in a violent tizzy about someone's opinion then using a channel with no content to hurdle insults at a total stranger. Where's your work? Where's your real page? No respect for trolls.
it's finally ready! you can get a high quality download that you can use for your own projects! 50% off with this link: musicvine.net/music/summer-memories/?discount=SIMON/
I'm always like I'm gonna watch some DSLR guide tonight and then i end up watching your videos tell three in the morning my favourite thing about your content is just that movie feel like it sucks me into the screen like I'm at a theater and the audio quality is on point on pretty much all your videos
I used to have a Canon 550D, I think the only high resolution video modes were 16:9. The maximum you could record with that camera in 4:3 was probably 640x480, and then he would have to upscale the video to properly render the effects like the grain and it would be a mess.
upscaling really wouldn't matter much since he's blurring it by 4 pixels anyway, which gives the final footage lower perceived resolution than 640x480. it wouldn't look the same, but it wouldn't look wrong either.
making a short documentary about the amazing story about my cousins amazing dog. The start is all shot in super 8 style as we see the dog frolicking at the beach.
+DSLRguide Wow it's really good. I was trying to find it for a super 8 short I was making but I guess I won't be using it. You should sell these songs and post them on iTunes. I would buy them.
JasperBroadcasts thanks Jasper, I'm currently working on making the music available for licensing, so you could use them in your own projects if you wanted to :)
A tip for you and all the youtubers. dont use music in the background in a video where you are talking. maybe it sounds good for you in the PC but from the phones its hard to listen to you with the music in the background. so you know its a tip. over and out
You should download the app from the Google App Store which is called Super 16 and make sure that app developer is Dmitry Shatilov, this gives you an amazing Super 8 look.
I have seen many videos in my life. But you Sir have my full attention now. I am so captured by your style of creating youtube videos. Amazing. I subscribed.
Holy shit! I didn't know what chromatic aberration was so I googled it and thank you!!! I've been wondering exactly what chromatic aberration was just didn't know the term for it!!
This is a great video, not only because you explain how to get the Super 8 look, but the video shows your thought process while trying to get the picture you want. Very interesting and useful.
40 years from now, there’ll be a how to emulate that smartphone video camera look XD
4 years*
The iPhone 4 camera is quite cute 🤩 could totally see it becoming the next “vintage”
i can totally see that. everyone would soon want to emulate the "raw" vibe and unstable camera-placement in the future. maybe even the vertical ratio of the video lol
Black overlays at the sides to emulate ‘portrait video’ 😁
Not exactly, theres a limit to how good it can look, and its reality. Once cameras reach perfect reality-capturing abilities, the only thing we can go back to is slightly less realistic. Which is nothing in compare to modern day vs the super 8.
Not sure if he's 15.. or 28
i was thinking more 19-21 range
his face is 15 and his body is 28
He's definitely between 18 to 24.
this is a weird thread
i think its because he doesnt have a beard, or any facial hair
*cancels the super 8 camera i just bought online*
haha
Trust me, as an old geezer, who was making Super 8 movies almost 50 years ago, there is nothing like holding one of those cameras, and actually hearing that motor sound when you press the trigger. That's part of the Super 8 magic, that today's film-making community may never understand.
I want a super 8 soo bad but I cant find any good websites where they sell tested super 8s
@@drosekissme9831 the camera itself is expensive and film even more. It's an expensive sport haha
how much was yours ?
1. Spend 3000$ for good video set
2. Make it looks like old VHS
Артем Парсегов - Музыка и Искусство vhs and film have completely different looks
The t3i is around 300 dollars and the lens is another 100 so the whole rig is under 700
ˢᵒʳʳʸ ᵗᵒ ᵇᵉ ᵃ ᵈʷᵉᵉᵇ ᵇᵘᵗ ˢᵘᵖᵉʳ⁻⁸ ᶦˢⁿᵗ ᵗʰᵉ ˢᵃᵐᵉ ᵗʰᶦⁿᵍ ᵃˢ ᵛʰˢ
the music and the nostalgic feeling gave me this warm and happy feeling. shit, am I addicted to happy nostalgic scenes in movies?
WHY SO LATE, MAN? I WAS GOING TO BED. QUIT THROWING OFF MY SLEEP SCHEDULE WITH YOUR AWESOME FREAKING CONTENT!
5 minutes is worth it
+Mohit Dandekar But after the five minutes, I get all excited about film stuff and then I'm up for hours! xD
+A4CV TV same. I'm totally filming tomorrow.
Caleb Miller EL he is probably in a different time zone moron
@@Yoyoman835 LOL ditto mate
I love how you talk... You're so calm and clear
You've got a gift Simon.
Didn't think I'd see you here.
Wait, whaaaaaaat
🐐
Did anyone notice the apple in the background slowly degrading as the video went on
Deakyn Vance wow
Holy fu-
Lol
nice
Probably eating it while recording
Jesus the music nails that 70s chill vibe. Good job man!
musicvine.com/track/1440
I have to say this was an incredible video!! Honestly one of the best informative videos on the internet! The music fit incredibly well with the style of video, wasn't too loud, you have a great voice perfect for this sort of video, You were detailed enough that you gave clear instructions but not too much detail that it got confusing. Bloody brilliant thank you very much for this video :D
thanks Will, means a lot :)
I love your video's so much. You have helped me improve so much and I love how simple, yet captivating each video is. For sure one of my favorite channels on youtube.
thanks Ryan, means a lot :)
No problem :) thank you for doing what you do!
Your tutorials have been awesome lately, keep it up!
why thank you!
This was one of my favorite episodes that you've done so far. I don't have any real need to create a simulated Super 8 look, but now I want to try to come up with a reason to.
The amount of seriously good stuff presented on this channel is unbeatable!
You do a consistently amazing job in sharing your ideas and thoughts. I love watching your videos, even when it doesn't necessarily apply to my situation or interests. This, however, is something I would like to try.
means a lot bro :)
thanks
i am french with little level of inglish, correct me if i am wrong:
-ratio: 4/3
- O sharpness
-24 fps
-aperture F9.1 or F9.9
-project 1440*1080
MY QUESTION: 1/50 th or wich number¿?¿?¿
thanks
1/50 of second
THIS WAS INCREDIBLE!! Exactly what I needed to find! xx
i'm glad
I've watched this three times.. It's just inspiring watching Simon's story telling with the amazing scoring he did with his music he produced for the super 8 videos.. It just blows my mind how talented he is and how well he tells a story. Keeping moving forward man, you are going places! Been watching for years now and never commented, may as well now :) Good job buddy!
Dude I love your production quality, and the video as a whole, first video I've seen but I already know I'm a subscriber. Keep up the good work man!
thanks Alex, that means a lot :)
I second what Alex said! :)
Also here ... first video I've seen
and I'm already a subscriber
u are a legend !!!
Always refreshing to hear that someone somewhere still has some appreciation for the analog film past efforts. I still shoot in 8mm minus the Super, on expired film stocks, trying to more closely approximate what was a common home movie. Many films were forgotten after shooting, and only developed many years later, or stored in the poorest of conditions, with broad temperature variations, or worse yet extreme humidity or dry spells which cause the cellulose to deteriorate quickly. Nothing last forever, and pristine images just don't seem to have the same effect as an old picture postcard from a direct contact print from back in the day. Very warm regards my friend. Have a grand holiday season.
I'm just loving your content lately. Keep it up!
thanks John :)
I'm not even a film maker and I watch your videos, they're just so well made. Great job man.
love the new video style & format, it's amazing!!
Your content gets better, I just love your voice and the music is also great. You're a smart guy! Keep up the good work man, I watch your videos every week.
"The perfectly imperfect" - Never in this era. Man, respect..... HUGE respect! 👏
thank you so much! I'm soon beginning my year 12 media production and i desperately wanted an old, vintage super 8 feel to my footage and this is literally exactly what i needed
He speaks like he’s baking or cooking something
What a wonderful video, Simon. Love your new style. I've been waiting for this video for my next shortfilm!
I've just discovered this channel and where the hell have I been ?
You think you have it bad? I just found his channel now, where have I been???
@@hro7411 and I just discovered it NOW. Where the hell have I been??
Eryk Romanski did that sucks
Eryk Romanski and also I forgot ho the hell this dude was, I commented that 6 months ago...
Bruhhh that was the cutest, most sincere, most poetic conclusion ever; along with the background music. Damn what a fine video man, such an unexpected sad/happy conclusion
Hey dude, you can set the 4:3 aspect ratio in magic lantern, don't need any tape 😂
Amazing, absoluteley amazing. This channel gets better and better every single time theres a new upload. Cant wait for the next!
thanks Jonny, I appreciate that :)
Fanatic video! This is by far my favorite tutorial from you. So much information on the many different ways to achieve the look. Very well done!
Oh my Gosh your name is Simon Wade!...so close to Simon Cade. lol
i loved this, there was just something about it
the tone of voice, speed of your delivery and the music - it all came together perfectly
brilliant work
I like this as it seems to be the more intelligent solution. And also, it's not always about to have experts saying "yes, that the real super 8". It is more about giving the illusion of something.
I'm sick and tired of this channel being so FREAKING AWSOME the good work
I love your new style of videos. Very warm and relaxing:)
I know, right??? His music and narration are sooooooothing! +DSLRguide
that's what TH-camrs should do help people and make them relax .
Bg music tears me up, it gives you the feeling of something ending and you helplessly longing for more, like when good things come to an end.
if you'd like to purchase the music for your own projects, here it is: musicvine.net/music/summer-memories/?discount=SIMON
This is very much helpful! I have always wanted to have that Super 8 effect in my videos and now, thanks to you, I now know! Thanks a bunch.
glad it helped:)
I actually made a video on my channel with this tutorial :D I used Sony Vegas for it.
yo, u 18?
Man your editing style is so well done... i'm really amazed by the quality of your videos and the incredible ambience you manage to create.. Just speechless
Not sure why this was in my recommended, but I'm happy I watched it. Nice video!
I went out and recorded a short video walking around my yard, threw the clip into premiere in a 1440x1080 workspace, opened up magic bullet looks and i was so shocked to see how amazing and simple it is to get a super 8 style video. i love this so much.
No apple bite?
Nope. But it's behind him.
Thank god. I always hated it.
now its a "conceptual hideaki Anno" type of bite
did i miss something?
+shinAneki He puts an apple bite at the end of his more recent videos. People get so annoyed if they can't see/hear it. This week, it's behind the violin if you look.
You may never read this but I just wanted to say that I appreciate your channel so much. Everything you post here is so worth watching and I've learned a lot from watching your videos. Thanks for these and keep up the great channel!
I like that you used an ax to demonstrate sharpness
No clue if you ever see these, but this song is a particular favorite of mine. Loving the vibes. Seriously look up to you
I like how one of the films that you listed that have examples of Super 8 footage is Super 8.
I love that movie.
The only TH-camr that can read minds. I was so intrigued by your recent super 8 video, but neglected the thought of utilizing it because the expenses aren't pretty. Now I can. Thank you Simon, you are always doing a great job and it is amazing to watch such quality videos. Keep going the way you are :)
damn just found your channel this video is really well done so dope
cheers Jacob :)
Great video as always Simon! Glad to see Super 8 (the movie that is) was on your list. One of my all time favourite films ever.
this video is art
love the music you used for this combined with your voice. so soothing. Thanks for the cool tips! Can't wait to try it out
Every single person I've ever heard talk about digital movie making has launched into this 30-90 minute long technical explanation of the various engineering techniques they've spent months and even years deploying in order to make their $10,000 cam corder and $5,000 software plugin suite emulate the look of film. That speaks volumes, doesn't it. I think most people enjoy the suspension of disbelief they get with "film", something utterly unobtainable with digital even if you pacify it with unsteady camera shaking handheld shots and a premise of being documentary.
From my university arts course, I learned about early 20th century photography (refreshing for a bio sci student). However, I was intrigued by how photography was frowned upon among the fine arts community. Film was seen as overtly mechanical. Film has since earned its respect, which makes me wonder about what's ahead for digital.
It's only after such forms past (e.g. film, vinyl, pixel art graphics) that we begin to cherish them as something to reflect upon. Each form presents limitations but with those limitations comes a reminder to reconsider how you approach a subject matter.
It's a personal choice but I work in digital and try to be sincere about it. My videos aren't very cinematic and they have digital artifacts because like every medium, they have their own set of imperfections. Maybe that's why I like digital. I've worked in film too. However, I enjoy digital because it presents a new set of opportunities with its own set of challenges.
MRTOWELRACK Thanks for taking the time to share that. I was most intrigued by the statement about your work not being "very cinematic". Remember what I wrote about the importance of suspension of disbelief? Digital has it's place, but not in Cinema. That's just my opinion, based on a lifetime of watching "movies" made with film that allowed me to forget I was even watching and completely absorb my mind as though I were actually there, an unforgettable dream like experience. In stark contrast, the raw chaffing feel of cam-corder reality TV offered by even "4K" is like waking from a sleep to an operating room of bright lights in your face with unfriendly zombie doctors staring at you, their next meal. It's like: film- soothing cozy dream about something pleasant, then suddenly...DIGITAL- the alarm goes off and it's back to the cold crappy world you were trying to escape by watching a movie in the first place.
ChesneyDigital And that's what I like about film. It definitely has a look to it that evokes certain feelings.
Trent Michael I understand what you're getting at. According to virtually all metrics, digital is better at achieving clarity, low light performance, and even metrics that film used to champion, like colour range. Film's power, so to speak, is largely based on the nostalgia surrounding it. With movies or shows, you're expecting a shared extent of knowledge (e.g. language, cultural references, history). Feelings of nostalgia fit into that realm which is where I think film is primarily successful at. Additionally, some filmmakers prefer film because they're accustomed to working with it and/or they find the process to be fun. At the end of the day, it is an artistic decision that imparts a distinctive look to a project.
Trent Michael You want to talk about fake and populist, youtubers like yourself getting in a violent tizzy about someone's opinion then using a channel with no content to hurdle insults at a total stranger. Where's your work? Where's your real page? No respect for trolls.
The music in this episode was amazing! It's so different from anything else and i love it!
thanks man :)
musicvine.net/music/summer-memories/?discount=SIMON/
still waiting on this music dude!!
one day!!!
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ɷɷɷ I Haveee Watchedddd This Movieeee Leakedddd Versionnn Heree : - t.co/NdLgwVlw7a
it's finally ready! you can get a high quality download that you can use for your own projects! 50% off with this link: musicvine.net/music/summer-memories/?discount=SIMON/
This is so informative. Thank you Simon for sharing your unique stories for us to learn from.
For every time it cuts to him talking in his room the apple gets more and more eaten
I'm always like I'm gonna watch some DSLR guide tonight and then i end up watching your videos tell three in the morning my favourite thing about your content is just that movie feel like it sucks me into the screen like I'm at a theater and the audio quality is on point on pretty much all your videos
Love the new background!
All your tutorials are always art themselves tbh. Keep up the amazing work, love your videos!
I love the music video bro, Exelent. What is the name?
Javii Fuego I would like to know as well
I'm falling in love with this channel with every video
That apple on the background tho haha
3 years on and this video is still a godsend
Im really loving the background music! *What song is it?*
According to other comments I saw, he wrote it!
I wrote it :) look out over the next few weeks should be releasing it and a few others for licensing
if you'd like to use it for your own projects, you can get 50% off here: musicvine.net/music/summer-memories/?discount=SIMON/
Here it is
musicvine.com/track/1440
The way you explained it is so calming!
Nigga you deserve money for this tutorial
Your voice couldn’t be anymore perfect for this kind of video
Did you shoot in 24 frames and use cinestyle for this video? It looks very film like, warm, and awesome!
yup
i missed videos like these on youtube. thanks for this, all these years later🙂
WHAT IS THE MUSIC IN THE BACKGROUND
Up
After I watched your last video on super 8 cameras I looked around for how to fake that look but couldn't find anything, so this is a Godsent!
Why just chang the cameras aspect to 4:3 instead of doing it in post?
I used to have a Canon 550D, I think the only high resolution video modes were 16:9. The maximum you could record with that camera in 4:3 was probably 640x480, and then he would have to upscale the video to properly render the effects like the grain and it would be a mess.
Thedudez Avcx Sounds legit. I'll check my camera to see if what I'm preaching is even worth it.
upscaling really wouldn't matter much since he's blurring it by 4 pixels anyway, which gives the final footage lower perceived resolution than 640x480. it wouldn't look the same, but it wouldn't look wrong either.
Finally! A tutorial on making a fake super 8 video! Thank you, Simon! Loving your content :)
The flicker needs to match the framerate.
Can't fake Super 8!!
This video was so soothing to watch
making a short documentary about the amazing story about my cousins amazing dog. The start is all shot in super 8 style as we see the dog frolicking at the beach.
very nice!
I love this video so much, I just find your manner of speaking and editing so relaxing!!!!
Why the hell did this get suggested...? Nice though...
Carl Golli same
Same
I don't usually comment or subscribe to anyone but you just earned both. One of the nicest most informative videos i've probably ever seen. Thx!
thanks Elliott, I appreciate that :)
What's the song?
I wrote it for this show specifically :)
+DSLRguide Wow it's really good. I was trying to find it for a super 8 short I was making but I guess I won't be using it. You should sell these songs and post them on iTunes. I would buy them.
JasperBroadcasts thanks Jasper, I'm currently working on making the music available for licensing, so you could use them in your own projects if you wanted to :)
+DSLRguide That's amazing! I would love to use them. They're amazing to listen to. What keyboard do you use to record into your computer?
awesome, well look out for them in the next few weeks :) the keyboard is an m-audio oxygen 61
This guy is always dropping knowledge with these videos.
Just wondering why you didn't do magic lantern cropbar instead of gaff tape?
I assume not all cameras support magic lantern, this way it's universal. :)
not everyone use canon?
+Nate's Films he uses magic lantern tho, and he did say in camera is better than post so idk haha
+Yashwin Chawla I think it also help others if they don't use magic lantern
Wow Simon. This is really great. This is one of your best videos I think. Great work and thank you for sharing.
No Apple again?
Nope. But it's behind him.
It gets eaten a little bit in each shot of him
atm you are honestly speaking another lanuage to me but in determined to teach myself everything i need to know about dslrs so thankyou x
Instructions unclear I traveled back in time
Love the way you explain and put a lot of nostalgia feeling on your videos
A tip for you and all the youtubers. dont use music in the background in a video where you are talking. maybe it sounds good for you in the PC but from the phones its hard to listen to you with the music in the background. so you know its a tip. over and out
Good point. Maybe a bot quieter next time. Just a bit tho. I kinda liked it
+Serial PigSlayer then you can listen to the song, i want to hear Simon talk :)
Disagree
You should download the app from the Google App Store which is called Super 16 and make sure that app developer is Dmitry Shatilov, this gives you an amazing Super 8 look.
How to achieve the most hipster edgy look in the middle of 2019
Kinang Eagle that was funny. Say it again
Glow Bloke damn. I didn’t laugh that time either... try it one more time.
This is without a doubt, the best advice I've seen on faking a Super 8 film look. Excellent stuff.
HERO
I like your uploads, because your videos are so soothing.
I have seen many videos in my life. But you Sir have my full attention now. I am so captured by your style of creating youtube videos. Amazing. I subscribed.
ur missing chromatic aberration
Holy shit! I didn't know what chromatic aberration was so I googled it and thank you!!! I've been wondering exactly what chromatic aberration was just didn't know the term for it!!
your welcome :)
This is a great video, not only because you explain how to get the Super 8 look, but the video shows your thought process while trying to get the picture you want. Very interesting and useful.
I'm on mobile, and I was at 144p lol had to go to 480p lol funny considering the video... I'll leave
Every video just gets better and better. I wish i could make stuff like you do
Why was this in my recommended? I'm not rear-gaping hipster.
FixYourLevels I know, right?