That one really got my attention too! I was wondering if the underexposed or just made that shot according to the camera photometer. Anyone has a thought on that?
You can tell he has a great eye for portraits as so many shots have such pleasing "studio" lighting. eg. butterfly lighting at 2:22, split lighting at 3:34, rembrandt with a fill (!) at 3:39, rembrandt at 3:50, etc. etc. Portraits are second nature to this guy. Fantastic shots.
I think you did well enough. A different look than Ed's usual perspective. Your perspective seems more focused on what goes on behind the scenes but Ed's approaches seems more head on in the thick of the action. In other words, Ed's more ballsy with his approaches hahahaha.
yeah I'm a total novice at shooting in general but I can tell like many others in the comments this guy's got some natural tallents for street photography, I mean most of the shots were impressive and had no touble getting on people's faces etc even standing in the middle of the street for the cool shoe shining shot. Enjoyed the video thanks!
Good video. Always nice to see photographers at work. Best thing about the OM1 is that it is completely manual. The batteries are only needed for the meter, which has a nice needle match system. For such a small camera the viewfinder is huge and very nice. Film cameras always have much nicer viewfinders.
I bought my OM1n a couple of months ago to get back into film and really love it, possibly my favourite SLR. High praise considering I already own an OM2n, MX, ME and an FE.
I like Guille and understand why you guys are friends. I'm so impressed with his English and the way he expresses himself in a language that isn't his mother tongue. Besides that, I enjoyed the photography session very much. Welcome back to Hastings Ed and hope to see you in some new videos with Fran!
I bought an OM10 with the shutter speed accessory with half a dozen lenses, flash, filters and bag for £60. I bought it intending to upgrade to an OM1 or 2 but I like this camera so much I've never found to replacing it. I think if I did it would just be for the name and the "pro" title that goes with it. It also has Fuji Superior in it at the moment, not a pro film but one I find quite neutral with no going overboard with reds, blues or greens. Great video and I'm looking forward to more collaboration between the two of you.
I strongly feel that the Olympus cameras are greatly underappreciated even up to it's current digital line. I work with an OM-2S myself and i love it and will seriously recommend it to anyone. I mean the OM-1 was made entirely to rival the Leica M series such that it was even named M1 but forced to be renamed as the OM-1.
@@bwc1976 Possibly because Nikon never made a camera called F1. The line consisted of F, F2, F3 etc. The M1 however, was already used by Leica for their 1959 rangefinder.
Amazing video! Your English is extremely good and your photography is outstanding, loving the light and compositions in these shots. Have an Olympus OM-10 but really want to give the more professional cameras in the range a try!
Yo uso una OM2 y las opticas Zuiko me encantan me he ido haciendo de varias de ellas, 28,50,85,135mm y de verdad son increibles lentes. Son muy buenas cámaras y faciles de usar. muy buen video :D
That film had some great color rendition, but WOW the low light level grain was HUGE. I can only hope people shooting digital find the thrill of film photography.... it makes you THINK before hitting the shutter... you aren't going to blast off 300 pictures in a day hoping for a couple good ones..... and with a good film scanner, you can work with them on your computer just like digital pictures.
A different way than Eduardo's work but nonetheless interresting. It dazed me sometimes because of the framings but everyone has a different look anyway :) Good video as always greetings from France ;)
I had two of these before. I loved them. Later on I got spoiled by Canon A-1, but I still miss the OM-1 I had. The shutter trigger is mechanical, not like Canon A-1, so you can really feel it. Ed, I think it would be great if you can put the shutter sound in every time you show the picture. The sound of OM-1 is one of the best, it is not as quiet as those rangefinders, but it was a pleasant sound.
It shoots aperture priority mode, better focus screen (I think OM-1n improved the screen), cheaper lenses. A-1 is just easier for me to work with. But I do not really like the feel of it, chunky, whiny.
very Lucky nobody called the Police when you were taking 'candids' or threatened to " rap that F-----g Camera round your neck" as I have had happen here in Brentwood, Essex, ENGLAND !!
you guys are awesome . I like the Stuff you doing on hope you do more . And also i got one request . can you make video on Zeiss ikon Zm camera. That camera i am looking forward . so if you can please do it thank you .
Hola amigo, que cámara prefieres entre la olympus om-1,Yashica fx-3 super 2000 y la minolta srt 101? Me quiero comprar una de ellas y no me puedo decidir!! Saludos
Hola, amigos! Well I tried the superia 400, why didn't I get that beautiful azure-ish tone in the photos, any tips? Do I have to under expose them a bit?
EduardoPavezGoye OK thank you I was just wondering if I could get really good quality photos if I developed it myself and since you've done it that is very encouraging
Use Zinc-Air batteries. They are very close in voltage and they have similar characteristics as far as decay, that is they hold the voltage mostly constant then die quickly. You can also purchase a small adapter that has some electronics in it to convert alkaline voltage, but these are kind of expensive ($30)
M Dat get the WeinCell battery. It needs to be 1.35V or else the light meter won't be accurate. You could also use an adapter or even get the camera converted to use 1.5V batteries that as much cheaper and easily available. I personally just use a handheld light meter. (There are even free light meter apps that work really good)
I liked the shots were just the face of the subject was exposed. Still Eduardo does it better :). Eduardo have you thought of doing a video of street photography doing double exposures? Could be challeging and diferent. Congrats on the channel!
I bought an OM10 with the shutter speed accessory with half a dozen lenses, flash, filters and bag for £60. I bought it intending to upgrade to an OM1 or 2 but I like this camera so much I've never found to replacing it. I think if I did it would just be for the name and the "pro" title that goes with it. It also has Fuji Superior in it at the moment, not a pro film but one I find quite neutral with no going overboard with reds, blues or greens. Great video and I'm looking forward to more collaboration between the two of you.
It's kinda funny how he says "Street Photography is not my forte" and then continue to take some of the best picture I've ever seen.
Exactly my thought. Amazing shots.
Definitely!
Love the darker shot with contrasty light of the gentlemen in suits talking. Solid man
That one really got my attention too! I was wondering if the underexposed or just made that shot according to the camera photometer. Anyone has a thought on that?
David Rothschild soooo good
Like this shot too.
Only their shining black hair comes out and one face opposite to Guille.
Those were actually really good photos for not being a street photographer. The English was good as well! Haha.
SpeakLife316 I like you :)
You can tell he has a great eye for portraits as so many shots have such pleasing "studio" lighting. eg. butterfly lighting at 2:22, split lighting at 3:34, rembrandt with a fill (!) at 3:39, rembrandt at 3:50, etc. etc. Portraits are second nature to this guy. Fantastic shots.
I love the cinematic colours of the image at 3:39. Lovely!!!
That was my favourite too....
the guy on the left reminded my of Robert DeNiro for a second
My really favourite
For someone who doesn't do street, I'm impressed. He did a great job and should consider doing it more often.
Ed, it was such a fun, albeit nerve racking experience. Hopefully I won't get butchered in the comments, haha
I think you did well enough. A different look than Ed's usual perspective. Your perspective seems more focused on what goes on behind the scenes but Ed's approaches seems more head on in the thick of the action. In other words, Ed's more ballsy with his approaches hahahaha.
Your english is very good!
Hafizuddien Ju Totally. I told him the same while we were shooting
Lovely photos man, you're born street photographer :)
Guillermo Alessandri you are pretty talented!
Just picked up an Olympus OM1 at an Estate Sale for $15.00! Can't wait to get out and shoot with it! Thanks for the video!
3:33 I love this photo so much
This video is just great in so many ways.
your street portraiture was SICK LIKE TARANTINO MOVIE VIBES SICK IM SO EXCITED TO USE MY OM1 in ghana when i go in march 😭
thought so too
Wow excellent. His wedding photos must be amazing. Thanks for the video.
most chill channel ever.
yeah I'm a total novice at shooting in general but I can tell like many others in the comments this guy's got some natural tallents for street photography, I mean most of the shots were impressive and had no touble getting on people's faces etc even standing in the middle of the street for the cool shoe shining shot. Enjoyed the video thanks!
Good video. Always nice to see photographers at work. Best thing about the OM1 is that it is completely manual. The batteries are only needed for the meter, which has a nice needle match system. For such a small camera the viewfinder is huge and very nice. Film cameras always have much nicer viewfinders.
I love my Om1.
Great pics... my favourite has to be 3:50!!!
yea, I had to rewind too
haha I knew it was going to be that one, my fav too.
I thought 3:40 was the best....
mdmm It gives me a mobster meeting vibe idk why
Wow, the one at 3:51 is so good! Really good work.
I bought my OM1n a couple of months ago to get back into film and really love it, possibly my favourite SLR. High praise considering I already own an OM2n, MX, ME and an FE.
The shot with the two guys sitting down having a conversations, captured some amazing lighting.
I like Guille and understand why you guys are friends. I'm so impressed with his English and the way he expresses himself in a language that isn't his mother tongue. Besides that, I enjoyed the photography session very much. Welcome back to Hastings Ed and hope to see you in some new videos with Fran!
I bought an OM10 with the shutter speed accessory with half a dozen lenses, flash, filters and bag for £60. I bought it intending to upgrade to an OM1 or 2 but I like this camera so much I've never found to replacing it. I think if I did it would just be for the name and the "pro" title that goes with it. It also has Fuji Superior in it at the moment, not a pro film but one I find quite neutral with no going overboard with reds, blues or greens. Great video and I'm looking forward to more collaboration between the two of you.
Excelentes fotos del guille, gran episodio, saludos Ed!
Excellent video. Just the right amount of dialog with all the photos interlaced into it.
Thanks for this review of the OM 1.
Some very exciting shots in the streets of santiago.
Amazing photos and beautiful city!
Great shots and very good English.
Love my OM1, and by the way, they have interchangeable focus screens!
Ready to catch them all 😂
Awesome rendering of this cam-film combo images. Love the tones and contrast.
I love the content you post and the pictures you take - but it's your personality (and guille's in this video 😄) that keeps me watching 🎉
I like his more style capturing more of the atmosphere vs Eduardo's more upclose street portrait type shot. Good change of perspectives.
Dude this is one of my favorite episodes yet! Such a cool perspective with your friend.
Oh man! I love this color! Guille took some pretty great shots! Great video!
Loved the drum music
Your english is fiiiiine Guille 🙌 awesome shots !! 🎞🤗
Great video and a loot of good shots there! Great work!
One of the best yet. Awesome shots love the colours.
This is my go to camera! Awesome to see it on your videos Ed. Keep it up!
At the moment - loving the 28mm 2.8! Yourself?
I strongly feel that the Olympus cameras are greatly underappreciated even up to it's current digital line. I work with an OM-2S myself and i love it and will seriously recommend it to anyone. I mean the OM-1 was made entirely to rival the Leica M series such that it was even named M1 but forced to be renamed as the OM-1.
I always wondered why Canon didn't get in similar trouble with Nikon when it came out with the F1.
@@bwc1976 Possibly because Nikon never made a camera called F1. The line consisted of F, F2, F3 etc. The M1 however, was already used by Leica for their 1959 rangefinder.
I shoot with a Nikon FE, but these Olympus' are fantastically sharp! Great job and great shots with the street photography as well.
There are some really nice photos in there!
Amazing video! Your English is extremely good and your photography is outstanding, loving the light and compositions in these shots. Have an Olympus OM-10 but really want to give the more professional cameras in the range a try!
3:42 is incredible, looks like it could be a still from a film
lol
Love the 2:59 shot. Great vid all around.
Please do an episode with the Nikon f3!
3:50 and 4:44 are my favorites. Beautiful shots!
Yo uso una OM2 y las opticas Zuiko me encantan me he ido haciendo de varias de ellas, 28,50,85,135mm y de verdad son increibles lentes. Son muy buenas cámaras y faciles de usar. muy buen video :D
Your English is a hell of a lot better than my Spanish.
That film had some great color rendition, but WOW the low light level grain was HUGE. I can only hope people shooting digital find the thrill of film photography.... it makes you THINK before hitting the shutter... you aren't going to blast off 300 pictures in a day hoping for a couple good ones..... and with a good film scanner, you can work with them on your computer just like digital pictures.
Great job
Nice Episode 😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It's a bit odd, but it's my favourite SLR. Great light in this shoot.
The one at 3:50 is outstanding!!!
Amazing photos ^^
Loved this episode man, have a good one :)
I own this camera. Thanks for the vlog.
Really good street shots, with a better scanner they would look unreal
these were scanned with a Pakon F135, what scanner would you suggest, then?
nvm I was thinking of 3:51
The pic at 3:40 is gorgeous!
A different way than Eduardo's work but nonetheless interresting. It dazed me sometimes because of the framings but everyone has a different look anyway :) Good video as always greetings from France ;)
Hey did you use the internal light meter of the camera? Or did you set it up yourself
I bought the Superia 400 film and haven't had the time to develop it. I can't believe that a cheap film could produce nice color!
Danette Pichay I developed some Superia in a cheap lab in Tokyo and the colors were amazing!
Not a street photographer my ass..... Those are some awesome pictures. Kudos!
Martijn Doornbusch thanks man
So genuine and sweet. Both of you :)
Great, great photos. Maybe you should shoot street more!
Anth Winter I should, but then I would have to buy a FitBit to count my steps and feel better about myself.
I had two of these before. I loved them. Later on I got spoiled by Canon A-1, but I still miss the OM-1 I had. The shutter trigger is mechanical, not like Canon A-1, so you can really feel it. Ed, I think it would be great if you can put the shutter sound in every time you show the picture. The sound of OM-1 is one of the best, it is not as quiet as those rangefinders, but it was a pleasant sound.
It shoots aperture priority mode, better focus screen (I think OM-1n improved the screen), cheaper lenses. A-1 is just easier for me to work with. But I do not really like the feel of it, chunky, whiny.
I'll definitely try that when I get a chance. Thank man.
Great shots. How were they digitized? And what was the video shot on? Looks like it was graded.
did you do the post processing of the photo's scan ?
cool, looking for strange city lighting and shadows. I’m always scared about off centre framing.
"Street photography is not my forte" but those photos are better than most "street photographs" coming out today!
There's some shot that doesn't mean a lot (to me), but some are really really good, especially for someone who's not a street photographer
Great work guys. How were you metering? My OM1 meter - even with a battery in is useless!
Very good work here. I love the simplicity of the OM1. Please, get a wrist strap at least. You make me nervous.
这个哥们很棒
I have an OM1n and I wanna sell it off. But seeing this.. makes me more reluctant. Aha..
thx for the video!
super camera with but.....i see problems with the battery.
very Lucky nobody called the Police when you were taking 'candids' or threatened to " rap that F-----g Camera round your neck" as I have had happen here in Brentwood, Essex, ENGLAND !!
Oh, that sounds bad. I live in England and that has never happened to me! :(
you guys are awesome . I like the Stuff you doing on hope you do more . And also i got one request . can you make video on Zeiss ikon Zm camera. That camera i am looking forward . so if you can please do it thank you .
sorry, man. the Zeiss Ikon Zm is too expensive. I don't have it and don't know anybody who does.
I cannot do that video. :(
That's ok man. Thanks for the reply.
Hola amigo, que cámara prefieres entre la olympus om-1,Yashica fx-3 super 2000 y la minolta srt 101? Me quiero comprar una de ellas y no me puedo decidir!!
Saludos
Hola, amigos! Well I tried the superia 400, why didn't I get that beautiful azure-ish tone in the photos, any tips? Do I have to under expose them a bit?
OM-1, OG-1, best camera either way
He did a great job I think
I shoot with the same body + lens, as well as Superia 200/400. 😃
2:22. Niiice!
If you're ever in L.A. let me know and we could go shoot our XPANs together !
Did you develop your own film or did you go to the shop to do it?
I always develop my own film.
EduardoPavezGoye OK thank you I was just wondering if I could get really good quality photos if I developed it myself and since you've done it that is very encouraging
The real issue is not so much developing, but scanning. You need a good scanner, and that’s expensive. I use a Pakon F135.
one question, how can I get the right battery for OM1? There is no 1.35V battery any more
Use Zinc-Air batteries. They are very close in voltage and they have similar characteristics as far as decay, that is they hold the voltage mostly constant then die quickly. You can also purchase a small adapter that has some electronics in it to convert alkaline voltage, but these are kind of expensive ($30)
Why the English? Nice video, as always i look forward to the next one.
nice angle man (Y)
3:39 is my favorite! Hey - does anyone here have any good recommendations for a replacement battery for the OM-1 (to power the light meter)?
M Dat PX625
M Dat get the WeinCell battery. It needs to be 1.35V or else the light meter won't be accurate. You could also use an adapter or even get the camera converted to use 1.5V batteries that as much cheaper and easily available. I personally just use a handheld light meter. (There are even free light meter apps that work really good)
2:58 muy buena, ese Guille tiene talento. A ver cuando te das la vuelta por Monterrey Mexico para salir a tirar. insta @morgalph
What lense did he use?
In the video, we are informed that it is a 50 mm f/1.8 Olympus lens.
I liked the shots were just the face of the subject was exposed. Still Eduardo does it better :). Eduardo have you thought of doing a video of street photography doing double exposures? Could be challeging and diferent. Congrats on the channel!
The guy is a good photographer
Buy yourself a cap without the bill, why have it in your neck, always looks ridiculous.
lol
I bought an OM10 with the shutter speed accessory with half a dozen lenses, flash, filters and bag for £60. I bought it intending to upgrade to an OM1 or 2 but I like this camera so much I've never found to replacing it. I think if I did it would just be for the name and the "pro" title that goes with it. It also has Fuji Superior in it at the moment, not a pro film but one I find quite neutral with no going overboard with reds, blues or greens. Great video and I'm looking forward to more collaboration between the two of you.