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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2020
- Clearly there are levels to this. We hit my mentors back yard to test out a $30,000 film camera. Thanks to the homie Jake Cloobeck for the sick introduction to 645.
More of my work:
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www.jakecloobeck.com
Music by 7XII
Instagram: / prodby712
Cameras used:
Hasselblad H5D 80mm
Film stocks used:
Kodak Portra 400
Tri-X 400
#FilmPhotography #HasselbladH5D - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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The title could be: Tyler Shields teaches me how to drive a Ferrari, and change the tires!
Hahaha that’s true.
@@MikeGrayFilm bro I love this video absolutely incredible work
She asked "Do you want me looking at you" ? She was right, in my opinion that's the best shot in the bunch. Good job Mike !!!
+1
Tyler looks like he got out of bed for y’all... y’all are all a great example of how just being good chill people, being good to others, leads to success. Great team👍🏼 great video!
Hahaha thanks a lot man!
well done
Thanks man!
That are some bad ass shots, man - excellent work!
Mike loving these vids! I love the vibe you have in your vids and since I'm learning photography too, I appreciate the effort you put in to learn as much as you can (as I am too). Great stuff!
I really appreciate that!!
Dude, your videos are so well paced!
Great personality in front of the camera as well. Enjoyed the photos and the commentary, keep these coming, you got a new subscriber haha 😁
YES!!! haha
so dope feels like I'm there learning with you guys
I love that
@@MikeGrayFilm yo mike I’m coming to la in a few weeks it would be really dope to connect 🙏🏿
I love the vibe of this video
Love that you metered the shots! 🔥
Love all of your work.
Thank You
Straight forward talk no TH-camr cuteness--- this episode is true learning experience. The honest heart to heart about approach and perspective --mindblowing as it was revealing. I'll be thinking about this for days. The model/photographer professional interaction--everyone has a purpose.
That’s real. I appreciate that feedback Jose.
Fire pics , definitely like the color shots more #Dope
Damn i loved both of the rolls
That is crazy! Awesome shots, buddy
Thanks so much!
I love the content. Dope video. Great shots.
Thanks a lot Jonathan!
Dope!!! And hilarious! 🤙🏽
Thanks a lot my guy!
Great work, Glad I came across your page
Thanks a lot Brema. I appreciate it!
Good shots man. That wizard dude was funny.
I appreciate it Rob. Yes, he is quite the comedian haha!
"very cute" 😂😍
LOL. anything can be said when I'm in the zone. haha
I do be vibbbbbin wit these viddies!
Well, i appreciate it Jocelyn! haha
LOVE THIS MIKE :D
Thanks CJ!
A Hasselblad is not a toy!
You’re right!
*DOPE* phots mike! My hands would be sweaty holding that luxury!
Thanks a lot bro! Trust me, I had to think about other things so my hands wouldn't get sweaty. haha
🔥🙌🏼 love your videos! I just got 2 questions, 1)when you meter do you meter for the highlights or shadows? 2) when you get a meter reading with portra 400 do you use the settings that the meter gives you or do you compensate for the shot? I just got into film photography and I’m try get as many tips as possible for shooting portraits. I’ve just been straight binge watching your videos!
Awesome video. I love the H system. If you're okay with a little more outdated AF you can grab a H1 or H2 with a film back and 80mm for around 1-2k. Some of the best money I've ever spent.
Thanks so much man. I agree the H systems are a beast!
I'm on the clock for The Man and here I am watching your videos - best darn dollar I ever made :D Nice work, Mr. Gray. Glad to be hooked.
haha I love it. Thank you man!
I thought both of you did great! And you're right about Jake's emotional connection. However, I don't think it's because he stuck with one location. I think it's mostly because he has more experience shooting models? I know when I first started, skipping around was a way for me to fight off my nerves. At the time, I didn't know how to talk to my subjects and I wasn't (still not) a talkative shooter so moving around gave me time to avoid small talk. But once I gained the experience, and my confidence grew, I was able to stay more stationary and connect more with my subjects better. But moving around and being able to get variations from different locations, in a short period of time, is a wonderful skill set to have because in all editorial and advertising work, it's almost a must do. Anyway, love your passion with film photography!
Thanks a lot!
Hey man, it's been 3 days watching your videos and really enjoying it! It feels like my own journey learning photography the past year. You're lucky surrounded by awesome photographers, take advantage of it ;)
Btw I love my own 'honda' camera :p
Ayee man. Nothing wrong with the Honda's! lol
"I drive a honda not a ferrari" Literally what I say all the time ahahahahahah. But I also said "I use regular hammer not a mjolnir" Mjolnir= Hasselblad, regulae hammer = apsc camera lol
I had some amazing photos with an H3D-39. Sold it and picked up a Leica S. Still miss my Hasselblad. I did pick up the 501c just because it was just awesome
Awesome! I've used a CFV back, but haven't had hands on any of their 645 cameras. Great work!
Thanks a lot Jaime! It was my first time using one & I loved it!
@@MikeGrayFilm You're welcome! Awesome! I really like 645 a lot more than I expected. I have mostly been a 6x6 or 6x7 person otherwise.
Yea I’m definitely more of a 6X7 guy but maybe overtime 645 will grow on me.
hahahaha....your camera face got me
Good video man! Don't know if people realize that Tyler Shields was there...
Dope, subbed!
Thanks for the sub!
Great video as always!
I know I'm gonna upset a few people but I find the Mamiya 645 AFD just as good as the Hassy H-series. Sure, you don't get flash sync on all shutter speeds but if you're shooting in natural light you don't need a flash, right? And the price for a complete kit is the same as a Hassy film back (kinda) :)
Damn your photos are amazing! I love how you work with the environment / the natural lighting. Why the hate for the x700 though hahaha ;)
I appreciate it haha but it’s time to let it go lol
@@MikeGrayFilm fair enough, love 35mm for its portability and low budget options but it's hard to beat a bigger negative
Recently subscribed man. Great videos and pictures. I just picked up an RB67 and have been thinking about getting a prism for it. Would you recommend the prism you have now? I'm stuck between that one and the older model..
Thanks so much John! Yes, I love the prism I have on the RB. I had the waist level and couldn't get used to the inverted motion. I was lucky with the prism I currently have because they are so hard to come across on Ebay. Haven't used the older model but I'm sure it's just as good! Let me know what you end up going with!
@@MikeGrayFilm Alright cool, preciate it. Also just followed on instagram. My @ is devel.op if you wanted to check it out
What camera do you use for video? I really love how your videos are filmed
I appreciate that. I use the Sony A7iii!
Do you usually shoot wide open or close open/higher aperture like f16?
I usually stay between f8 and 11
Yo! When you say you just started in May or whatever, were you shooting digital prior? Cause if not I'm super speechless!
Naw man! I just started photography for the first time ever in May. Haha I appreciate it!
@@MikeGrayFilm bro you got an eye for sure! And this series you got going is dope. I'll be following your journey
@@rockhills thank you man!
Didn’t know the H5D could handle the Hm16/32 film back.
It's not a $30k film camera. It's a H5D-50c was $30,000 when it came out in 2014 with the 80mm lens. Taking the digital back off makes it a $6k camera, also known as the H5X.
If you want to shoot film at this size, the H1/H2 cameras are the exact same, minus TrueFocus.
It does have a really nice light meter in the HVD 90x viewfinder.
How did you find a mentor like Tyler, was it just fate and stars aligned?
Yep lol
@@MikeGrayFilm Yo that's so awesome, Tyler seems like an amazing mentor!
Lol my favourite film camera is my Minolta x-700 😂
Always wanted to touch a Hasselblad at least once
sad that we can't see the real details etc of this because of youtube quality:s
I think my man Mike “won”. Is that the most expensive camera with no light meter?
It has a light meter - it's in the HVD 90x viewfinder.
@@joetowner4635 awesome, it would be cool to know why Mark chose not to use it.
If you paid close attention,Mike used a spot meter reading in the back ground,and set the camera accordingly,And they never showed him taking a reading during the actual shooting session,does not mean he did not use the meter to get his reading.
Should i looking to you? (lovely girl and voice ) Mike: NO! :D :D :D :D
hahaha
why is tyler shields here lmao
he's my brotha from anotha lol
Don't be hating on Minolta hahaha
Lmaooooo I will always have love for Minolta haha
@@MikeGrayFilm hahaha that x700 started it all for me, so I get you hah
how is jake so rich
Hahaha
Contax AF645 is the by far superior to Hasselblad with the newer lenses... just sayin.
Going to have to give it a try!