Portra 800 on the Contax T2 at Treehouse Point
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2024
- I documented my stay at Treehouse Point on Portra 800. I love the contrast, grain and soft vibrancy this film stock has.
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Sony 24mm f1.4 GM Lens // bit.ly/3WmDG7H
Cinema Hard Stop Variable ND // bit.ly/49iU24T
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Love all of this! Love Portra 800, love this treehouse place, just amazing!!
Great video! The images turned out amazing, congratulations 😌
The Contax T2 actually does have manual focus... The only thing you cannot control is shutter speed, and F2.8 is only open for low-light conditions, otherwise the F2.8 setting is an "automatic" mode.
are there any post production added to the photos?
Enjoyed this, thank you! Hope you do more film videos in the future 🤓📷❤️
I will be!! Thanks for watching 😊🎞️
The cost of film makes me feel anxious to use it, and although maybe you felt it a bit, as besides photographing you were recording it to share your experience, the photos are very soothing. Makes me recall that freeing feeling, to have a few photographs I can remember where and when I took them, closer to my memories of it. Sometimes I check my digital files and I think I shot unnecessarily too many photos that don't say much, maybe in part because digital have evolved so much that rather than seeing what my eyes see it looks like what digital perfect machines see.
Film is very expensive, especially when you need to develop it too! I like the feeling it gives my photos and how it forces me to slow down. I’m much more selective when I hit that shutter button - I don’t want a single exposure to go to waste.
Digital photos definitely have a different feeling - the crispness and perfection can sometimes be too much. I find myself editing my digital photos to look filmic more and more.
When you pushed it at +1 stop did you also push it in development?
I'm thinking she didn't push, she overexposed using the exposure comp (since some of the shots say +0.5, and you can't choose specific photos to push certain amounts). I was really surprised at how they looked until I noticed that. A lot of people mix those terms up.
Just in case anyone is reading this and is confused, pushing would be *underexposing* and then overdeveloping. Shooting one stop pushed means faster shutter speeds (usually to help shooting in low light).
I want a Contax T2 so bad....
11/10 recommend
@@hannahrheaume yes!! But the price tho🥹 contax T2 in mint condition is like 1500+ euros over here🥲
@@rickwink Yeah, crazy, some of those point and shoots are insanely overpriced at this point. I'll be sticking with cheaper cameras...