Creative Night Photography With CineStill 800T
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2021
- Creative Night Photography with CineStill 800T
In today's video, I am doing some creative night photography with CineStill 800T. This was the first roll of CineStill 800T that I've ever shot, and I was really happy with the results. It was really cold when I loaded this film into my camera, so it took me about a month to get through the roll. Can I count this as a one-month review of CineStill 800T? Lol but I was very happy with a few shots in particular. I really loved the gas mask photos. Photography with props is really fun and makes your work more interesting and unique. I will definitely be shooting more with props and masks and stuff from now on. The "Gas Mask Guy" will return as well. I hope you enjoyed my CineStill 800T review. If you enjoy film photography and cinematography, make sure to SUBSCRIBE for more videos!
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What is your favorite type of photography? COMMENT BELOW⬇️
Liminal spaces
@@aaronfitzgerald9109 I love liminal spaces! They can be so ominous!
My favourite kinds are probably forests, urban decay and street photography, where by street photography, I mean photographing in the streets, not people photography, as it is usually taken to mean. I don't take pictures of strangers, other than if they happen to be in my shot and I couldn't avoid them.
@@MorningNapalm love it! That’s usually what my street photography is like too!
"I've always been fascinated by masks". Brother, are you alive at the right time or what!
LMAO right?! I need to get out and try to get more pictures of people in their masks on the street.
"storm troopers would go to fill out paperwork" 😂😂
I was hoping someone would enjoy that😂😂
Yes! Such a high quality in everything you do! Congratulations. Probably the best videos and photos of night photography I’ve seen, so far!
Thank you so much! That is a big big compliment! I’m glad you like the photos!!
The ones with the mask are sick! Amazing photos bro 👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks bro! Glad you enjoyed it!📸🎞👍🏼
This is sick. Love your editing too.👏🏼
Aye thanks so much!! There will be tons more to come!🎥📸🎞
love this!
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
these are so sick, i love the colors you got 🙏🏼
Thanks so much dude!🙏🏼
Liked the incorporation of the mask and the two shot story👍
Some really cool images!
Thanks so much!! I think I’m going to do some more of those masked pictures in a future video!
Mate this is sick! Really nice edit 👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you so much! I was really happy with it!
I did the same thing with a roll of Cinestill. Had it in a Canon T2, and actually rewound the roll to use the camera for something else. Marked off how many shots I had and came back to it. Great stuff, that flair on the Great Wall pic gives it a real surreal vibe!
Oh yes I’ve definitely done that before with film rolls! Thank you so much for watching!📸🎞😄
Thats very inspiring! Thanks for sharing!
No problem! I aim to inspire!
Definitely one of the better 'Cinestill at night' videos I've seen, great shots, subbed ;)
Thanks you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Great Shots Reimann..
Thanks so much!!
Great video Reimann!
Thank you!!! Glad you enjoyed it!📸🎞😄👍🏼
Cool idea with a gas mask, Bro!
Glad you liked it! I’m planning on doing more photos with it soon
Great work, I really like the kinda post-apocalyptic exposures with the mask.
Thank you! Me too!! I really love how those exposures turned out📸🎞
Nice video....like the gas mask. Fallout -- Topeka edition.
Thanks! Yes the inspiration to do this came from video games like Fallout and Metro 2033
the flaring on the great wall sign gives me some serious UFO feels. I dig it!
Right?! My thoughts exactly!
absolutely adore 2:19. great work!!!
Thanks so much!
Super cool pics, man... (No pun intended). The ones with the mask are SO cinematic. Awesome... Cinestill, when put up to good use, like this, is such a nice film.
Thank you so much! That was the vibe I was going for with the mask pictures! I might have to continue that theme in a future video🤔
Great pictures
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed them!
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Dope shots & edit bro
Thanks dude! Keep your eyes peeled for a new video tomorrow👀
Great vid. Just finished my first roll of cinestill 800t, now waiting on the results
Thanks for watching! I hope you get some good results!!
great shots!
Thank you!!
I love that mask scene you did 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥had to sub and like. ✌🏽
Aye! Thanks so much for the support! I love those pics
When you mentioned masks I was apprehensive but damn that's still is fire!!!🔥🔥
Thanks!! I was really happy with those photos!
rad shots m8
Thank you! More on the way!
Nice, cant wait to develop my roll
Hope it turns out well!
such an awesome video, thaank you so much for inspiring me to create my own film photography channel in Portuguese :) awesome photographs too, loved the gas mask set
Yes! My one hope was that my videos inspire people to get creative and do what they love!! Thanks for the comment! Best of luck with your channel❣️
The pictures with the mask look so awesome!
Thank you so much! I can’t wait to do more with it!
@@ReimannPembroke I am planning on buying a Canon ae-1 and try out film photography
@@Daniel-pq1vr do it! I think you’ll enjoy the analog experience
cinestill. 😍 1:51 even fancier with the flare. Again really great video. 7:02 also looks mega spooky. 😮 Again a really great video. 👌🏻
Thank you so much! I really dig the ominous vibes of the gas mask photos! That will definitely be something I experiment with more
Damn bro these are so good I definitely have to go out and shoot my CineStill 800T and I love the Compositions!!!!!!!!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the photos! And yes get out there and shoot that 800T!
Interesting video. Well done.
Thank you!!
dang !!!!!! dude these compositions and music and cinestilll red light fuck yeah !
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the video. I worked hard to make something that was enjoyable to watch
Nice video Reimann i love shooting at night but gets pretty cold sometimes :D!
Yeah it was a struggle to finish the roll for sure!!🥶
I put a roll of Cinestill 800T in my camera last xmas... and its still there :) Nice shots !
I bet you’ve got some cool memories on that roll! Thanks!
So few views for so GREAT of photos. These are awesome.
Thank you so much! I’m not worried the views will come when they come
Nice images!
Thank you!!
I love that Chief photo, well done sir! I’ve got some Cine 50D That I’m looking for the right scenes.
Thank you sir!! I want to try 50D very soon as well!
Great video , it would be great if you were to share knowledge of exposure times. , aperture etc , got me fired up to try some night images with film
Thanks so much! Yeah I think I’m going to start carrying a notebook with me so I can remember al the camera settings for each shot and share them with you all!
Crazy good video !! I dropped a sub
Thank you so much! I enjoy making them so expect plenty more!
woah man, great video and even better shots! Were you sticking with the 800ISO or changing depending on the environment? Thanks!
Thanks! Yeah I was shooting these at 800
3:21 idk about you, but I’m sold on that chili😂😂😂
I love that set you made with the gas mask, having the subject in the back kind of ominous-ly was a dope idea. I think you should explore that recurring character thing, I think it would be a fun way to challenge yourself creatively and get some good shit
I hear Cathy makes some bomb chili lol and oh yes I plan on it! I’ve also got a really good idea for a photo book or zine about the gas mask guy!
Thanks, looking forward to some (warm) night photography with the cinestill. You mentioned "Russian lens", which one are you using? Looks like an Industar?
Thanks for watching!! Yeah I was using an Industar 26-M for these photos
Damn that P and Jupiter are in a fine condition! Are the times on point aswell? Also love how the pics turned out!
Thanks so much! I believe the shutter timing is pretty accurate. Occasionally the shutter will cause the right third of the frame to be a little darker so a CLA is probably in the near future
Damn that mask photos were amazing had story hidden in it👍🏼
Thank you! They were easily my favorites of the roll
The camera view at 5:01 made me feel like you kidnapped me and were keeping me in your trunk 😂 Cool shots!
Haha I try to have cool angles in my videos! Thank you!!
@@ReimannPembroke haha keep it up! my pleasure~
Excellent video and photos! I have some Cinestill chilling in the fridge, guess it’s time to get off my ass and go shoot it.
Thank you so much!🙏🏼 Do it!! You’ll have a ton of fun
Wow! Where’s the mask from?
I got it from a military surplus store long ago haha
did you use a external light meter for these photos?
Yes! I use a light meter app on my phone called lightmate. I’m planning on doing a video about this in the future
I used it and my images are really grainy, green and muddy while lights, ie neons are blown and washed out, and I'm not sure why or not sure what to do..any ideas?
I’ve had my film come out pretty green before. It seems like it has a slightly less dynamic range when you compare it to other films like Portra or fujis pro films. I get the best results when I really try to nail the exposure it also takes a little editing to get the colors where you want them usually!
Guess you use long shutter speed thats why you use cable and tripod. Have you ever try handheld, and whats aperture/ss suitable?
I have handheld longer shutter times, but I hardly ever get away with anything slower than 1/15th of a second without blur. There is a "rule" out the saying to not go lower than the focal length of your lens. So, if you're using a 35mm lens, try not to handhold below 1/30th
Interesting video! Do you have any reciprocity data for 800T?
I do not unfortunately. I wasn’t having to get into super long exposure times though
Awesome shots! How did you do the mask ones using the release cable and timer? Unless this wasn't for multiple seconds? I can only lock mine if I want to do long exposure, which means I have to go back to the camera when I want to stop the exposure. Which creates motion blur. Do you mind explaining how you did those ones? Cheers
Yeah I just set the self timer and the shutter speed to 1 sec. I just didn’t take the shutter release cable off for the shot haha
@@ReimannPembroke Ah, ok cool. You've inspired me to try some shots like these! Thanks for letting me know!
@@Cold_Toes_ that’s awesome! I love hearing that from people! Good luck shooting!📸🎞
How do you meter for these? I feel like mine have been either under or over exposed on my Nikon F2
I usually try to meter for mid tones or sometimes shadows. If the exposure is longer than a couple seconds, I usually add about half of what the original exposure time was to the original meter reading. So if my meter said 10 seconds, I would add 5 seconds for a total of 15. Sometimes I’ll look for the reciprocity chart for the film I’m using too if I want to get really precise
@@ReimannPembroke that’s a lot longer than I had done, so that makes a lot of sense now. I’ve tried apps and the meter on the camera, but I may spring for a legit meter to get better shots
Just found your channel.
Pretty nice.
What equipment do you use to film (camera, tripod, mic)?
Good color on video and the mic sound is really nice.
Thanks for sharing.
Enjoying the images.
Thanks so much! I shoot with an old but nice Bogen Tripod, I have a Sony A7III, and a rode video micro for my microphone! Voiceover audio is done on a blue yeti
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Thanks very much for sharing the information!
Take care and look forward to future videos (soon I hope).
@@ark8tct of course! Plenty more videos in the future!
What film camera u used?
I was using a Canon P with an Industar 26-m 50mm 2.8
Why do all the white lights change to that orange colour?
If you’re talking about the red/orange rings around the lights, that is called halation. Cinestill 800T is a cinema film that has been reworked to be used for photography and developed in C41 chemistry. To achieve this, Cinestill removes a layer from the film emulsion which prevents halation. This gives it that glowy look. If you just mean the color temperature of the lights. It probably has to do with the film being tungsten balanced
Excellent. How’d u meter?
Thanks you! I metered these shots using an app called Lightmate and typically just metered for shadows or middle gray
@@ReimannPembroke Thank you. Great work.
@@RocketinExile thanks for the support! More videos and photos on the way!!
How long did you expose each photo for
I think they were between 3 and 12 seconds depending on the scene
Be careful with old gasmasks, some are known to contain asbestos. Really awesome shots though! Keep it up!
Oh man! I hope this one doesn’t! Thank you!
@@ReimannPembroke A lot of the filters that do contain asbestos are listed online. Eventhough a single inhaled fibre can be dangerous in the long run, there are people who used to work in asbestos mines and never developed related ilnesses.
@@dinosaur4jr548 I’ll have to do some research and check. Thanks for letting me know!
How did all the white lights on the buildings come out as red on your film? Btw, I'm really enjoying the channel!
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoy it! The red outlines on the lights are called halations and they are a major characteristic of Cinestill 800T
@@ReimannPembroke Oo nice, looks great!
@@ciaranhession6920 thank you!
There is something that pulls me toward film cameras rather than digital cameras . Idk if its the aesthetic or my patience running out waiting for the photos to develop .
The developing process definitely makes it more rewarding
@@ReimannPembroke Yeah always worth the wait.
Do u use any filter lens?
Nope! No filters!
@@ReimannPembroke gotcha! Btw, I kinda new in this. How long the exposure when using cinestill 800t?
@@rocketeer1012 exposure is different for every lighting scenario. Just get a light meter app on your phone! That would be the most helpful👍🏼
@@ReimannPembroke thanks man. That's really helpful👍🏻. Cinestill 800t is a really expensive roll. That's why I research on how to use it first. 😂
@@rocketeer1012 definitely! Gotta get the most for your money!
i want 2:19 as a post card ; )
It would make a good post card! Maybe i'll think about that!
am I missing it or there is no info regarding film camera and lenses? 🤔
I took these with my Canon P and an Industar 26-M which is a 52mm? f/2.8 lens that can be had for like $20
I like the pictures... but I had to turn off the audio because of that pitch shifting "music", wich reminds me of broken tapemachines (yes, I´m that old :D )
Understandable lol I thought it fit the mood and gave the video an unsettling vibe haha
@@ReimannPembroke ... unsettling vibe? I´d say: mission accomplished ;o))
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You sound like you are way too close to the mic. It’s not ideal.