Thanks so much for taking the time to do this, we know that you have other things going on at the minute:) The portrait with the light leak is my favourite but the rest are fantastic as usual too!
What a good news, can't wait to buy 100ft in 35mm as well as a few 120 rolls. Cool film to start a project. Thank you for sharing your photos with us they are wonderful!
Big thanks to ilford looking after film photographers unlike a certain other brand that continues to increase prices to point now where I can’t justify the expense of using their products but this kentmere looks fantastic I certainly being giving it a go
I'm so glad this is available in 120... Kentmere slaps! Love the stuff in 35mm and up to this day it produced some of my fave photos in that format. Excited to use it in 120 now.
hey watching this a second time, might have a tip. used my Hasselblad last weekend to photograph grandkids indoors with window light, developed it to find three photos had light leaks similar to yours . took my film back apart and the foam light seal for the dark slide is worn. easy fix .
@@ribsy wow immediately got my back with the leak and tried to figure out how the (i'm guessing frame counter window) could leak. was going to go with the werner replacement on the seals but that one is sold incomplete, just read a recent post for success on the 'complete' kit from dreaded China. i'm going to order that one
Great video! Very inspiring how you approach strangers. I wonder if you could optimise your mic setup in the talking head part. It seems like the mic is mounted to the table. There is a lot of noise when you touch something or just move.
Not bad street photography with a Hasselblad. Got to love Ilford. They are thinking of the community. Kentmere is my favorite film for experimenting. I usually short T-Max or Delta as I like the T-grain look. But Kentmere is a great classic film as a good price. Reminds me of your tour at Ilford.
Great video brotha. Love shooting with my hassy but havent really picked it up in awhile. What is your favorite part about the hasselblad? if I may ask.
I am interested in the Ilford Kentmere pan 400 120. One question: Can I also pull this film, i.e. expose it with 200 ISO instead of 400 ISO, for example?
@@ribsy hell yes, love it! The aperture ring change is a bit odd isn't it, little fiddly peeling the clutch for it back to change. Love the scale focus though. The sound is hilarious, them ultra loud barn doors. 🤣🥲🥰
It makes me laugh because yesterday (under the shower) I was thinking how nice it would be to have inexpensive 120 film from Ilford... Great news! PS. 0:24 Giuseppe Verdi?
I'm not really a fan of Kentmere on 35mm, but seeing your scans and your prints, man, i'll give them a chance on 120! I think this might go like Delta 3200 for me, really dislike it on 135, but love it on 120 hahah. Aweasome video and shots, as always, Rib! Cheers, man!
awesome, looking forward to shooting this, had decent results on 35mm. might be going to sweden in january, definitely going to take a couple of rolls with me
Ribbs! Enjoy your work as always. I wonder if the film actually has less silver it might benefit from a mid-yellow or even a neutral density filter. Give the emulsion just a little bit longer to bake in without blasting the highlights say.
Amazing shots and so awesome to have another film for 120 that doesn't break the bank. Now...if I could only get some of those rolls before heading to Japan in a couple of months. 🤣 Are they actually on the market or are they only in the get the word out stage? I know in Korea we often get new films a bit later than in the States.
@@ribsy Awesome! I hope to get my hands on some soon! Kentmere 400 was my go to in 35mm before I started bulk loading so really looking forward to it. Some of my favorite shots came on Kentmere.
Very nice indeed… I will have quite some difficulties to come only close to your relaxed and experienced way of taking these shots - with my _Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex III_ 6×6 cm, 853/16, from 1939 (Zeiss Tessar 1:2.8, f=8 cm) You are _really_ an inspiration for me to give it at least a try ;-)
@@ribsy Not developing myself, always forget that you would need to follow some kind of recipe to get decent results… Your timed testing of exposure times might be totally normal, - but looked somewhat German to me… Kind regards from Berlin, Germany ;-)
@ribsy to a certain extent yes... But also no. It has a significantly lower silver crystal concentration than most films which allows Harman to make it much cheaper (it often retails at half the price of the next cheapest film here in the UK). In good conditions you're absolutely right that it won't make much difference because you can largely counter the washed out look of it by adjusting your scans in lightroom; but I've found that the second you start losing the light, Kentmere gets very crunchy and there's nothing you can do about it. Some people like that sort of look and that's cool, but it's not to my taste.
Thanks so much for taking the time to do this, we know that you have other things going on at the minute:) The portrait with the light leak is my favourite but the rest are fantastic as usual too!
My wallet awaits the announcement of 4x5 - er, 5x4 film. 1.21.23?
of course! going out to shoot is a nice break from parenting duties 😀
It's about time . They probably only now realize how much sales they lost from the budget section to foma
There is def money to be made!
What a good news, can't wait to buy 100ft in 35mm as well as a few 120 rolls. Cool film to start a project. Thank you for sharing your photos with us they are wonderful!
My pleasure!
Big thanks to ilford looking after film photographers unlike a certain other brand that continues to increase prices to point now where I can’t justify the expense of using their products but this kentmere looks fantastic I certainly being giving it a go
Yea ilford def cares about us 😊
Ribsy! Love the shots and POV. Definitely grabbing some of that film :)
oh yea, def worth grabbin som!
I'm so glad this is available in 120... Kentmere slaps! Love the stuff in 35mm and up to this day it produced some of my fave photos in that format. Excited to use it in 120 now.
yea im pumped too. didn't know that this is exactly what i was missing!
Thanks Cherylee - Looking forward to seeing your results with it:)
Great technique with the exposure effects on the paper! Good to see the age generations in NYC too!
Thanks!
Awesome video. Maybe I'll run into on the streets of NY now that your back in town! Keep up the awesome videos
Thanks! 😁
Portraits are great, the guy on his phone with the headphones and the guy sat on his board especially. Film looks great in the new format.
yea the headphones guy has to be a model haha
Solid video. Really appreciated you taking the time to print some images.
much appreciated
So good man, best medium format street photography I've seen in a video :-) Film is nice too
Really appreciate the comment mate!
Such a cool camera! I might try out that Kentmore 100 and see what what kind of images I can get from that film stock.
Def give it a shot
Great hit rate! Love the 2nd portrait. Best film-photo channel on yt.
thanks!! it was a good day
Just bought 5 rolls of your New Classic EZ400. Can't wait to try them out!
enjoy! shoot at 200 if you prefer less contrast
@@ribsy i usually set my meter from 2/3 - 1 stop under box speed anyway. To make sure I'm not under exposed. In general is this ok to do?
thank you both once again, i'll be seeking this out for my 500cm, awesome photos.
thanks for watching
hey watching this a second time, might have a tip. used my Hasselblad last weekend to photograph grandkids indoors with window light, developed it to find three photos had light leaks similar to yours . took my film back apart and the foam light seal for the dark slide is worn. easy fix .
yup thats a problem on mine, but also a light leak through the indicator window
@@ribsy wow immediately got my back with the leak and tried to figure out how the (i'm guessing frame counter window) could leak. was going to go with the werner replacement on the seals but that one is sold incomplete, just read a recent post for success on the 'complete' kit from dreaded China. i'm going to order that one
Great video! Very inspiring how you approach strangers.
I wonder if you could optimise your mic setup in the talking head part. It seems like the mic is mounted to the table. There is a lot of noise when you touch something or just move.
thanks for watching
Nice!
Congrats on being selected to test out the film!
Keep up the good work!
Much appreciated
Great news. Less silver means more flat and neutral in tonality I suppose? Looks like a good product from your shots. Great portraits BTW.
Thanks!
Not bad street photography with a Hasselblad. Got to love Ilford. They are thinking of the community. Kentmere is my favorite film for experimenting. I usually short T-Max or Delta as I like the T-grain look. But Kentmere is a great classic film as a good price. Reminds me of your tour at Ilford.
Thanks for watching
Really cool way of photographiing and very very fine portraits 👍 Thanks for this vidéo.
Thanks for watching!
the 500 C, ie Hasselblad in its essence, a great street photographer and a film that now I'd like to try
all about the essence!
Lo que más me gusta de tus videos es que siempre haces prints! Mis favoritas son las del chico con dreadlocks y el chico con el skateboard
gracias! igual, esas son la que me gustan.
Great video brotha. Love shooting with my hassy but havent really picked it up in awhile. What is your favorite part about the hasselblad? if I may ask.
I like the size. It’s small and compact
Same, I have giant hands so for me it feels like the perfect size lol
OH YES! I love the 35mm. Can't wait to play with the 120!!!
I think many will!
Were you at the Strand when you shot the picture of the guy in the hat with the Eddie Bauer jacket. I love the Strand!
Yup that’s it exactly
Cool! just ordered 10 rolls of the 400
Wow nice!
I am interested in the Ilford Kentmere pan 400 120. One question: Can I also pull this film, i.e. expose it with 200 ISO instead of 400 ISO, for example?
definitely. ive never done it myself tho
You're so good at street photography, damn!
i appreciate this comment a lot ☺️
Just ordered a bunch of 400 speed, can't wait!
Enjoy!
Ace results! Nice to see a fellow 500c shooter, I have the crank wind too, missing both bits of leatherette on it though 😁👍📷🤟
Haha it’s a great camera! Quirky but great
@@ribsy hell yes, love it! The aperture ring change is a bit odd isn't it, little fiddly peeling the clutch for it back to change. Love the scale focus though. The sound is hilarious, them ultra loud barn doors. 🤣🥲🥰
It makes me laugh because yesterday (under the shower) I was thinking how nice it would be to have inexpensive 120 film from Ilford... Great news! PS. 0:24 Giuseppe Verdi?
Hahah good shower thoughts!
New affordable 120? Yes please!
yup yup!
Excellent video, Ribsy!
Yeah, it's about the film, but you really do justice to the Hasselblad and the superb 80mm f2.8
👌
thank you!! i try
I'm not really a fan of Kentmere on 35mm, but seeing your scans and your prints, man, i'll give them a chance on 120! I think this might go like Delta 3200 for me, really dislike it on 135, but love it on 120 hahah.
Aweasome video and shots, as always, Rib! Cheers, man!
Yea! The larger format really changes the appearance of the grain in scans
awesome, looking forward to shooting this, had decent results on 35mm. might be going to sweden in january, definitely going to take a couple of rolls with me
yea doesn't hurt!
Gorgeous compositions and prints!
Thank you!
Ribbs! Enjoy your work as always. I wonder if the film actually has less silver it might benefit from a mid-yellow or even a neutral density filter. Give the emulsion just a little bit longer to bake in without blasting the highlights say.
Yea no clue! 😅
🙌🏻yea thank you Ilford
Ilford is the best 😀
Lol I want this camera so bad! Maybe next month I’ll pick it up.
yea its a great one!
Amazing shots and so awesome to have another film for 120 that doesn't break the bank. Now...if I could only get some of those rolls before heading to Japan in a couple of months. 🤣 Are they actually on the market or are they only in the get the word out stage? I know in Korea we often get new films a bit later than in the States.
Should be in stores in the next couple of days o think
@@ribsy Awesome! I hope to get my hands on some soon! Kentmere 400 was my go to in 35mm before I started bulk loading so really looking forward to it. Some of my favorite shots came on Kentmere.
Very nice indeed… I will have quite some difficulties to come only close to your relaxed and experienced way of taking these shots - with my _Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex III_ 6×6 cm, 853/16, from 1939 (Zeiss Tessar 1:2.8, f=8 cm)
You are _really_ an inspiration for me to give it at least a try ;-)
you should try it. just be confident and nice
@@ribsy Thanks a lot, I will do! See you ;-)
Those light leaks/lens flares add to that portrait for sure.
Glad you agree 😃
This makes me so happy!!
Thanks for watching!
Just after I tweet ilford to release it, they do!
Hahaha nice
We always listen!
do you not use a stop bath for your prints? film looks great to work with in the darkroom!
I do! That’s the second tray I’m the first clip
@@ribsy ah ok! i read the "Expose, dev, fix, rinse" and wasnt paying attention haha. really like the portrait of the skateboarder on the stairs
Great job Brother!
Much appreciated 🙌🏽
these look great brother!
much appreciated!
That card will get you every time.
which card
@@ribsy I ove your channel !! The exposure slide. Gets me every time. Have to pull it out.
Awesome video!😀
Much appreciated
Nice bro just orders a couple
cool! enjoy
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Yeaaa 🤘🏽
@3:22 Yes, there are people who are _always_ ahead of themselves… “2023” ;-)
😀
@6:29 Man, you are _very_ German about development ;-) This explains your results…
lol i don't know what this means
@@ribsy Not developing myself, always forget that you would need to follow some kind of recipe to get decent results…
Your timed testing of exposure times might be totally normal, - but looked somewhat German to me…
Kind regards from Berlin, Germany ;-)
CEO of you already know
Please explain
Imagine running cheap pish like kentmere through your bourgeoisie Hassie 500
Kentmere works as good as any other
@ribsy to a certain extent yes... But also no. It has a significantly lower silver crystal concentration than most films which allows Harman to make it much cheaper (it often retails at half the price of the next cheapest film here in the UK). In good conditions you're absolutely right that it won't make much difference because you can largely counter the washed out look of it by adjusting your scans in lightroom; but I've found that the second you start losing the light, Kentmere gets very crunchy and there's nothing you can do about it. Some people like that sort of look and that's cool, but it's not to my taste.
Finally, some relief for my wallet
Haha indeed
🙂 futuro better for film cameras lens.
Definitivamente
Kentmere offers peerless quality for a lot less.
yup great quality
Amazing Bro
Thanks 😊
Film photography is for masochists.
Hit me baby