This is an important vlog. If we want to carry-on and teach the younger generation about analog photography and how light plays in it, then these teachings are necessary. This vlog was truly epic. Thankyou.
I'm no longer a child (on the outside), but mixing two clear liquids, putting a strip of plastic inside and suddenly having images is still magical for me. Great way of teaching!
I would agree this may be your most important vlog. My daughter is starting an extracurricular personal project about photography. She has asked me to teach her. I will be certain to use your suggestions and experiments! This will be so much fun!
You can use full strength film developer to get a better tonal range in paper negatives, and bring up some more details in the shadows. You'll have to expose about one stop more.
For your next top shit photography blog, can you do something for turning a 35mm camera into an enlarger? Intrepid are doing a kickstarter with their 4*5 camera but I’m thinking 35mm as it’s more accessible- something with an Olympus OM1 or similar would be perfect. 👌
I'm a teacher myself... i teach photography to kids from 11-18. Some of these ideas are so amazing. Kids absolutely love to make focusing cameras obscuras, it really drives them insane.
Nice video. I remember having seen one, maybe two years ago, where you gave an actual lesson to kids. That one was very, very inspiring to me. Forgot on what channel. Many thanks, wish you lot of success!
This is an important vlog. If we want to carry-on and teach the younger generation about analog photography and how light plays in it, then these teachings are necessary. This vlog was truly epic. Thankyou.
I'm no longer a child (on the outside), but mixing two clear liquids, putting a strip of plastic inside and suddenly having images is still magical for me.
Great way of teaching!
I would agree this may be your most important vlog. My daughter is starting an extracurricular personal project about photography. She has asked me to teach her. I will be certain to use your suggestions and experiments! This will be so much fun!
Nothing is mine here, I'm just passing through. Just like you. All good.
Cool, big magic for big peoples too. This is so fun.
Your videos are so exciting to watch so much informative information
Its amazing that you take such time Teaching the kids, The Pumpkin is a "Round Bottomed Flask" although I think Pumpkin is a better name. Stay Safe
Great Video. I love the old processes
Greate work dude... You inspired me so i got off my "seating arangement" and got myself a kodak six-20... Now im gonna concure the world.
So true: you can't teach kids digital photography and there is no magic there 😊👍👍👍👍👍
You can use full strength film developer to get a better tonal range in paper negatives, and bring up some more details in the shadows. You'll have to expose about one stop more.
It inspires me!)
very interesting dude. I'm waiting to see a review about xpan hasselblad
Have you thought on doing pinhole collodion? hahaha Have you done pinhole photography before? Love your channel, greetings from Costa Rica
For your next top shit photography blog, can you do something for turning a 35mm camera into an enlarger? Intrepid are doing a kickstarter with their 4*5 camera but I’m thinking 35mm as it’s more accessible- something with an Olympus OM1 or similar would be perfect. 👌
Thank you, great video! :)
What a great vlog - very inspiring. Thanks a lot.
I realy like your videos
I'm a teacher myself... i teach photography to kids from 11-18. Some of these ideas are so amazing. Kids absolutely love to make focusing cameras obscuras, it really drives them insane.
Nice video. I remember having seen one, maybe two years ago, where you gave an actual lesson to kids. That one was very, very inspiring to me. Forgot on what channel. Many thanks, wish you lot of success!
Fantastico video, estoy poniendo en marcha un taller de fotografía analógica para niños y este video ha sido una gran inspiración. Gracias.
Good one Peterlin!! Important also for Adults!
Top man! Awesome video. Thanks dude.
bučka: flask!
Very very nice... Muito bom trabalho...
Great video! Many thanks!
Awesome!
marvellous vlog ~ I have shown kids the cyanotype process and it’s always a joy to see their faces at the magic 🌟