WOW! The shot at 3:43 is not only the best from this episode by far as it is one of your best shots ever IMHO, absolutely nailed it, it's perfect! The mirror from the car adds that little extra touch that totally takes it to another level. From all the episodes by favorite shots are this one, the guy sunbathing in malta with the pigeon next to him and the man reading the newspaper in Korea (taken with the XPAN). Congratulations Robin!
Thanks for the video. Sure seems like more people out at night during your last two awesome Q2M videos. Feels like more atmosphere at night. Looking forward to another one.
Another wonderful video, Robin! Loved the colours you got from the expired 800-especially the orange van. In fact all of the expired films you’ve shot have looked excellent. Keep up the fantastic work. Looking forward to another episode.
Hi, Robin! Another piece of wonderful work. Now, since I have the same setup as you do on the street, I’d like to know how you deal with exposure changes for these quick snaps, especially under harsh sunlight where exposure needs to be changed quickly moving from sunlit areas to shades?
the big belly was funny and the hat seller with graffiti car are dramatic, but all your shots in this video are so cool anyway in fuji color nostalgic.
I'm always surprised how you get almost no reaction from subjects (at least on video). In Canada (Toronto), folks are quite defensive and hyper aware of their surroundings. Great video
Hi Robin, I wanted to ask how do you prepare for a video. Do you look up routes on google maps or just decide that you want to shoot a specific area of a city? Do you use your phone for orientation during a shoot or just curiosity and a sense for good light? Thanks!
I was finding that when i accinently holding the lens and focusing then its stiff. Reason is that when U focus the front element is moving and U cannot touch or hold it at the same time
Nice video. Could you demonstrate in separate video your fast shooting technic? I see that you shoot people straight and they doesn’t have an idea what is going on.Would be nice if somebody walks against you and you show how you do it.
Habs schonmal erwähnt, aber ich brings nochmal an: wär einfach super, wenn du die Fotos aus den Videos irgendwo in einen Blog packen könntest. Nicht viel Tamtam, einfach nur die Fotos zum durchscrollen :-)
Would you ever try out a Ricoh GR? I shoot 28mm everyday, and I like what the channel EyeExplore does with his little GR. Maybe it might be tempting for you too. ✌️ 😂
7:51 very gutsy
The yawning guy with the sales booth (09:32) is phenomenal. Well done.
Favorite shot from the session for me was the belly lol 7:52 great job sir
WOW! The shot at 3:43 is not only the best from this episode by far as it is one of your best shots ever IMHO, absolutely nailed it, it's perfect! The mirror from the car adds that little extra touch that totally takes it to another level. From all the episodes by favorite shots are this one, the guy sunbathing in malta with the pigeon next to him and the man reading the newspaper in Korea (taken with the XPAN). Congratulations Robin!
When I saw the guy in the mirror I involuntarily said "oh, fuck you" cuz it was such a tremendous shot
@@dangerruss5 SAME HERE ! 🤣
I like the shot with the guy in the mirror. (3:43)
Cool, when you approached the couple I realised at 3:42 it’s about the “man in the mirror” 😊
Gotta have the “person sleeping in a random spot” shot! Haha I love it
Very fine episode!
You can totally tell your familiarity with the 28. These are some of the best shots you’ve posted in a while
2:37 oh wow!
Fearless approach, great images. Proper street photography, cheers.
The result is amazing ！
Thanks for the video. Sure seems like more people out at night during your last two awesome Q2M videos. Feels like more atmosphere at night. Looking forward to another one.
Seems like a really beautiful city
Another wonderful video, Robin! Loved the colours you got from the expired 800-especially the orange van. In fact all of the expired films you’ve shot have looked excellent. Keep up the fantastic work. Looking forward to another episode.
These are really great street shots from such a quiet street in such a short walk
you were on fire this day!!! lots of really cool shots
I agreed with many comments. Just loved the shots .. they have the real classic old style look with fantastic vibrant colours. Great job
Glad to see other film stocks besides Portra! You always mix it up.
Great work again. Merci Robin!
Very nice serie... effectively the 28 suits you so much, congratulations 👍🏻
Thanks for the video....superia 800 looks like very similiar to Portra 400!
What a wonderful video and I think you got many great shots. Thank you for sharing with us!
very nice pictures
Hi, Robin! Another piece of wonderful work. Now, since I have the same setup as you do on the street, I’d like to know how you deal with exposure changes for these quick snaps, especially under harsh sunlight where exposure needs to be changed quickly moving from sunlit areas to shades?
Another great episode 👏 Love the film stock as well. I wish they still made more 800 speed films like this.
14:44 my fave, all are excellent, love your work, thanks
Hi! Love your work.
Could you do one day, a video showing your camera menu settings on your Q2 monochrom? Thx!
Thanks for the video.
I do not have a 28 for my M6. I usually shoot street with 21/35/90mm.
Very nice shots. Thanks
the big belly was funny and the hat seller with graffiti car are dramatic, but all your shots in this video are so cool anyway in fuji color nostalgic.
Great shots! How do you have an M3 advance lever on the m6?
9:29 looks like something taken from the 90's and 12:44 my faves
I have cron 28 too on m10. Amazing combo. Have been thinking to sell m10 and get m6 but not sure :D
it really is beautiful film!
I'm always surprised how you get almost no reaction from subjects (at least on video). In Canada (Toronto), folks are quite defensive and hyper aware of their surroundings. Great video
3:43 holy shit !!!
Ery nice pictures
Hi Robin, I wanted to ask how do you prepare for a video. Do you look up routes on google maps or just decide that you want to shoot a specific area of a city? Do you use your phone for orientation during a shoot or just curiosity and a sense for good light? Thanks!
when you send your films to Carmencita, do you specify your preferences, like which exactly scanner to use and stuff?
Question: my focus ring on my summicron lens gets stiff sometimes and tough to move. How do I fix it please
I was finding that when i accinently holding the lens and focusing then its stiff. Reason is that when U focus the front element is moving and U cannot touch or hold it at the same time
nice !
Nice video. Could you demonstrate in separate video your fast shooting technic? I see that you shoot people straight and they doesn’t have an idea what is going on.Would be nice if somebody walks against you and you show how you do it.
Habs schonmal erwähnt, aber ich brings nochmal an: wär einfach super, wenn du die Fotos aus den Videos irgendwo in einen Blog packen könntest. Nicht viel Tamtam, einfach nur die Fotos zum durchscrollen :-)
Would you ever try out a Ricoh GR? I shoot 28mm everyday, and I like what the channel EyeExplore does with his little GR. Maybe it might be tempting for you too. ✌️ 😂
@7:48 Target Acquired. @7:52 Target Destroyed
Traumhaft
twenty-eight 4 ever and always ;-)
Thanks for sharing
Do you like the 28 summicron over the 28 summilux on the Q
12:43 chic looked PISSED