Halloween Weekend and Polaroids!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Y'all, this video didn't go ANYWHERE. Sorry if I wasted your time. Ha. I promise I'll get more camera content up soon, It's just so many things get in the way. I'm planning on something as of now and I wanna execute it by the time next week comes. Hope you all had a great Halloween and as always, be safe!
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▶︎ About Me: Follow me, Derrell Lopez, as I and my Polaroid cameras go on an adventure through life. I have been shooting with Polaroid for years and I want to share all of it with you and show you what I see through my lens. I will try and travel places here and there all while filming it and showing you a glimpse of my personal life and what I do with a Polaroid in my hand. Some of those include, photoshoots, photo walks, traveling, and capturing meaningful memories in a white frame. I'm happy to share with all of you the steps I take as I go through the perplexing paths of what we call life and the memories I make along the way.
Your 35mm stuff is great man.
Thanks dude, I love shooting and developing on my own!
Hey, Derrell. Huge fan of your channel. I absolutely love the indoor shot at 5:40 and outdoor nighttime shot at 5:45. Such great atmosphere was captured! Question - what camera setting did you take those in? In general how do you set your sx-70 to shoot dimmly-lit indoor environment and nighttime shoot? Thank you so much for answering! I haven't strayed away from shooting my sx-70 outdoor in sunny condition because I'm too afraid to waste shots taking bad photos in any other conditions. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
Hey Ben, sorry for the late reply. I've just been catching up on comments recently. Thanks for your comment! The only thing I did to take these shots were adjust the exposure compensation. For the indoor shot, I turned up the exposure just a bit and held the camera steady but nonetheless you can still see visible camera shake. For the night shot, I used a tripod and turned the exposure up more than half way and for the snow to be able to show up, I fired the shot and then I fired an external flash right afterwards so the snow would be lit up and ultimately being captured on film.
Hey, cool v by video. Did you use an nd filter for your duo chrome shots?
Hey there, thanks much and yes I used an ND filter!