Your videos are so good. Like someone filmed you and documented your day. I like the way you tell a story about people and your photo shootings. And I am envy how good the light always is with your photo shoots. It's like there is always good weather wir excellent lightning there :)
Amazing shoot, sir. Brilliant photography and a model to match. The lady is simply stunning. Nikon F4 was actually first introduced in mid 1987. It was so advanced for the time that a lot of the usual ' reviewers ' couldn't deal with it and put it down. Nikon F4 was the blue print for almost every single SLR and later DSLR camera that came after it from Nikon or from other manufacturers. People say Nikon F was iconic or Nikon F3, but IMHO it is the F4 that is a true icon, since it inspired hundreds of other designs even to date. The Nikon 105 that you used is truly the jewel in the crown of the Nikon lenses designed for film photography. It is simply a stunning lens, right up there with the summicrons. Rumour has it that Steve McCurry shot his world famous portrait of the ' Afghan Girl ' in 1984, using a Nikon FM2, Kodachrome 64 and a Nikon 105mm F2.5 AI-S. When I look at the quality and colours that McCurry managed to produce from his set up using Kodachrome, it just makes me wonder why we all went digital? Be safe.
She is not only gorgeous but a fantastic model, her possing is stop on and her confidence and ability to transmit emotions outstanding. Clearly, none of that talent and professionalism will not shine with an inspired photographer who knows its craft the other side of the lens.
XLNT job, both of you. What is your reason for not using AF with the F4? Very interesting location somewhere out of LA. Thanks for the superb video and work.
... btw: how many photos did you shoot? Because you had so many good pictures showing in your video. I can see clearly, you are really good at framing a picture and click in the right moment
Thank you very much for the kind words. I shot one full roll of Ektar. I think I showed all but one or two images. Many of these are not perfect, slightly missed focus or overexposed. I show my mistakes as well here, it's not just about the wins. It's a process. I also show all but a couple of the XA images. There were some close up shots that didn't really work with the wider angle. I'm glad you like this, there are 8 more videos coming in this series. Hang on.
supongo que con esa camara solo has tenido que enfocar manualmente, con f2,5 y en automatico creo ¿verdad? tengo la misma camara y el mismo objetivo por eso mi pregunta,, ya que veo que el fondo esta dmuy difuminado, un saludo desde BARCELONA ESPAÑA.
Both photographer and model are total pros. Can't believe how much I enjoy your work.
Thanks very much. Many more episodes to come.
Awesome Meg, light and photo’s man!! Thanks for sharing!! Great 🙏🏻
Thanks so much!
That was awesome. Your vision, the model, her poses, the scene, the light. It all came together on this shoot.
🙏🏻🙏🏻
Your videos are so good. Like someone filmed you and documented your day. I like the way you tell a story about people and your photo shootings. And I am envy how good the light always is with your photo shoots. It's like there is always good weather wir excellent lightning there :)
Amazing shoot, sir. Brilliant photography and a model to match. The lady is simply stunning. Nikon F4 was actually first introduced in mid 1987. It was so advanced for the time that a lot of the usual ' reviewers ' couldn't deal with it and put it down. Nikon F4 was the blue print for almost every single SLR and later DSLR camera that came after it from Nikon or from other manufacturers. People say Nikon F was iconic or Nikon F3, but IMHO it is the F4 that is a true icon, since it inspired hundreds of other designs even to date. The Nikon 105 that you used is truly the jewel in the crown of the Nikon lenses designed for film photography. It is simply a stunning lens, right up there with the summicrons. Rumour has it that Steve McCurry shot his world famous portrait of the ' Afghan Girl ' in 1984, using a Nikon FM2, Kodachrome 64 and a Nikon 105mm F2.5 AI-S. When I look at the quality and colours that McCurry managed to produce from his set up using Kodachrome, it just makes me wonder why we all went digital? Be safe.
Love that F4 so thank ya. Got the 105 specifically because of the afghan girl shot.
@@adventureStaley Grand.
Best model till now, the camera loves her ;-)
Great shots !
Happy 2022, more of this !
She is not only gorgeous but a fantastic model, her possing is stop on and her confidence and ability to transmit emotions outstanding. Clearly, none of that talent and professionalism will not shine with an inspired photographer who knows its craft the other side of the lens.
Thank you Jaime, one of my faves
Ben, magical again! Beautiful setting, superb pictures of a gorgeous lady! You never fail to inspire. Thank you! Bart
Thanks BP
So simple but you have such an understated easy passion - nice job!
Really appreciate that.
Love this format, very inspiring. Thank you!!
8 more episodes to come
Ah, I absolutely loved this. How I wish we had light like this in Scotland. Just beautiful, and how cool is Meg. Loved it
Glad you enjoyed it!
A fresh new video with a fresh new pack of film from my man looking fresh! 👍🏻
Appreciate it
Analog ist einfach suuuuper 👍💪😃
Thank ya
Got to give it to you sir; these were magic images with a sensational model.
Thanks ya sir
Loved the post with the side shadow. 👍🙏👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow. That Ektar with the backlight. Sheesh Staley
its good.
great stuff as usual Ben. happy new year!
Thank ya Paul
XLNT job, both of you. What is your reason for not using AF with the F4? Very interesting location somewhere out of LA. Thanks for the superb video and work.
I just only have manual lenses. I don’t mind.
Beautiful model another great video 👍
Thank ya
Otro excelente video que demuestra tu pasión por fotografía honesta.
🙏🏻🙏🏻
You’re just awesome Brother. Learning so much from you. ✌🏾&💜
Ah man, thank you so much bro. Means the world. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 respect.
That meter did a pretty good job considering the hi key scenes - great shots!
Not bad right? A few shots are a bit over. Lessons learned.
I am totally impressed..super pictures great model
Many many thanks
... btw: how many photos did you shoot? Because you had so many good pictures showing in your video. I can see clearly, you are really good at framing a picture and click in the right moment
Thank you very much for the kind words. I shot one full roll of Ektar. I think I showed all but one or two images. Many of these are not perfect, slightly missed focus or overexposed. I show my mistakes as well here, it's not just about the wins. It's a process. I also show all but a couple of the XA images. There were some close up shots that didn't really work with the wider angle. I'm glad you like this, there are 8 more videos coming in this series. Hang on.
@@adventureStaley wow, impressive, so many good photos out of 36. Nice
Wunderschöne Bilder von einem bildhübschen Mädchen. Danke fürs mitnehmen!
Viele Grüße aus dem Fichtelgebirge Thomas
🙏🏻🙏🏻
Cool shots
Thanks Jim
One + One = Totally Awesome
Gracias
I can remember the F4 coming out in 1988.
Im just..i mean wow.. Greetings from Hungary
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supongo que con esa camara solo has tenido que enfocar manualmente, con f2,5 y en automatico creo ¿verdad? tengo la misma camara y el mismo objetivo por eso mi pregunta,, ya que veo que el fondo esta dmuy difuminado, un saludo desde BARCELONA ESPAÑA.
Yes I shoot in Aperture priority. Thank ya
Same Setup love that camera
Shutter speed at 1/ 8000? 🙄
Why I bought the camera..