I'm so happy to find a kindred channel! I enjoyed the video and think you did a great job with the CineStill 400D. I wasn't thrilled with my first roll, but you've motivated me to give it another try soon. Wish I could be subscriber #1000 for you, but #994 will have to do.
Thanks for watching mate! i think this film has lots of potential for landscape, i know lots of people shoot portraiture but i am more landscape or nature side! Thanks for the support !!
I shoot Vision3 (all flavours) all the time and had done a few Cinestills (50D, 800T) but your outdoor pictures look like you cranked the saturation all the way up, adjusted the contrast halfway and the highlights slightly down making the chroma (specially the blues and greens) to look almost "digital"... kinda Jpegish... Very few of the pics had the "analog" feel to them... Did the 400D feel like a Vision3 250D to you? Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching! i did adjust contrast a bit but not much saturation. I never shot vision 250D but as far as i know, Cinestill mentioned it is not vision 250 but new emulsion.
Appreciate and love your videos. Your images seem filled with loads of contrast and saturation. Did you add anything when scanning or in lightroom ? The colours are great but seem to be overpowering the tones. May I ask what lens did you use ?
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감사합니다 :)
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역시 씨네스틸~
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you got a nice backyard, damn! as soon as i saw 7:17 I knew you had to take a photo, such a nice shot!
Thanks Jay! It was 2 days before painting. Now, house looks completely different!!
Great video man
Thanks for watching Alex!
Nice work, Ryan! Love that image at 5:49!
Thanks for watching Nuno!
woww 400D looks amazing!! i'm dying to try out a roll haha
Thanks for watching! when are you planning to shoot a roll?
@@RYANPARKPHOTOGRAPHY hopefully sometime soon! i've been looking for it all over but haven't found a roll yet haha
I really enjoyed this chilled out video! That’s how you burn through a roll without going too far! Loved the nature shots
so true.. this back yard have sooo many things to capture!
wow those are really saturated colors! Thanks for sharing your experience with 400D - nice to see how it looks!
Thanks Molly! i am pretty happy with the result, i should have ordered 120 film as well...
@@RYANPARKPHOTOGRAPHY the next step :) I would have loved for the 220 to be funded, but maybe someday soon!
@@Eclectachrome that’s so true.. i ordered 220 as well :(
@@RYANPARKPHOTOGRAPHY aw bummer :( hope you either get your funds back or more 35mm/120 film!
@@Eclectachrome they mentioned if campaign not successful, they will send 120 *2 :)
I'm so happy to find a kindred channel! I enjoyed the video and think you did a great job with the CineStill 400D. I wasn't thrilled with my first roll, but you've motivated me to give it another try soon. Wish I could be subscriber #1000 for you, but #994 will have to do.
Thanks for watching mate! i think this film has lots of potential for landscape, i know lots of people shoot portraiture but i am more landscape or nature side! Thanks for the support !!
I shoot Vision3 (all flavours) all the time and had done a few Cinestills (50D, 800T) but your outdoor pictures look like you cranked the saturation all the way up, adjusted the contrast halfway and the highlights slightly down making the chroma (specially the blues and greens) to look almost "digital"... kinda Jpegish... Very few of the pics had the "analog" feel to them... Did the 400D feel like a Vision3 250D to you? Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching! i did adjust contrast a bit but not much saturation. I never shot vision 250D but as far as i know, Cinestill mentioned it is not vision 250 but new emulsion.
Appreciate and love your videos. Your images seem filled with loads of contrast and saturation. Did you add anything when scanning or in lightroom ? The colours are great but seem to be overpowering the tones. May I ask what lens did you use ?
Thanks for watching, i added bit of contrast in post process. I used 50mm rigid & 28mm summaron lens!
What lens was this?
I did use 28mm summaron & 50mm summicron 😀