Great video and for someone just starting out you have got some great shots. A tip for anyone who is looking for a good starter camera and likes the AE-1 from Canon there is also the AT-1 . It is just an all manual version of the same camera without the program mode and usually way cheaper. Minoltas are also a great option.
Ahhh excited for you!! Did you get the Canon Ae-1 or Canon AE-1 Program? Just wondering because I got the second one and it’s the one with the option to shoot fully auto!
@@jlinhh I got the program! I literally know nothing about photography so I hope it’s beginner friendly. Thanks so much for the recommendation and taking the time to respond as well :)
Wow that was such a great video! Honestly I’ve been watching your videos for years! And I am enjoying your new endeavor! I’m along for the ride! Haha Because of you I just bought my first contax iia today and I’m waiting for it to arrive in the mail. I have 0 experience with cameras or film! So I would def love to see more videos focusing on the contax camera and what the different films mean? I get so confused. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos!
Thank you so much for your support on my journey!! & so happy you got one too! I will definitely make more in-depth videos but to answer your question in the simplest form, different film-stocks just has different looks that’s all!😊
Hi!! Do you normally shoot with flash? Or is it on auto flash? I have a disposable that I am currently using and I was wondering if photos turn out better with it without flash. Thanks, love your work!
Hi! I usually only use flash in dark settings! I actually only have 2 photos using flash in this video; the one of me and andy at 7:23 and me in front of the spinning carnival ride at 8:35 😊
Hellooo, I recently got very interested on film photography and I'm a beginner, is it okay when you accidentally turned off your film camera and you still have like 20+ exposure left and you wanna turn on again to continue the exposure left? Is that gonna ruin your photo or something?I know I'm a bit too late for you to notice my comment, but if you do,I'd really appreciate it. Thank you🥺
Hi!! I saw this comment right on time 😊 When you’re not using the camera it’s okay to turn it off! It wont ruin the photos. Just make sure not to open the back to expose the film until the roll is done!
Hi JLinhh, I just started into film as well. do you know any store in San Francisco that develops film and can send the scans too? I live in Daly City and Oakland a bit too from my place 😬
Ohmygosh this is amazing inspiration for aspiring new TH-camrs like me. Photography has become my hobby too. And this video just motivated me more 🥰🙏🏻👌🏻
Hey! I always keep it on AF mode but I make sure to use a higher film speed if I know I’ll be shooting at night (like cinestill 800t or portra 800). If it’s super dark then I’ll use flash!
Your Tiktoks inspired me to shoot in film for the first time and I LOVE it! My husband is so happy that I'm into it cause he's been into it since he took classes in high school and has been a great help to me☺️ I started off with my parents' old Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 80 from the early 2000s and now I want to try shooting in rangefinders. I'm in the market in getting the Contax G1 or G2 and I'm wondering if you remember the eBay seller you got your G2 from? 😊
Nice video. thanks for sharing your favourite films and cameras! I do want to try film photography, but the only thing I would say is that film photography sounds attractive when others do it, until you get to the cost of developing your photos. $20 is a lot of money to develop 36 exposures, not including the cost of the film itself. $12 is a little better though :)
Love this video! Besides the film camera you have that you bought off Facebook, what’s another good non-disposable film camera? Trying to search one on Facebook marketplace, but not sure exactly what I should be looking for lol.
Hi, hope you can give me some help please. I have brand new films not expired all 35mm - Portra 400, Portra 160 and Fujicolour Pro 400H, Kodak Tri-X 400 - which ISO gives the most pleasing results for each of these films? Will be using with Leica M6.
Great video and for someone just starting out you have got some great shots. A tip for anyone who is looking for a good starter camera and likes the AE-1 from Canon there is also the AT-1 . It is just an all manual version of the same camera without the program mode and usually way cheaper. Minoltas are also a great option.
It’s been cool watching you get into film photography. We can be film nerds together 🎞🎥🤓
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The support is real 🙏😍
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I have canon snappy lx and I’m gonna try using Kodak Gold 200 for cozy shots! Thanks! I love ur videos!
Your desk camera setup looks great. What lens/camera are you using. Also next time you are in the Bay try Looking Glass Photo in Berkeley.
Lovely! Can't wait for more film related videos. 💛
Thank you for this! I bought the Canon AE-1 based on your recommendation so I’m so excited to start experimenting :)
Ahhh excited for you!! Did you get the Canon Ae-1 or Canon AE-1 Program? Just wondering because I got the second one and it’s the one with the option to shoot fully auto!
@@jlinhh I got the program! I literally know nothing about photography so I hope it’s beginner friendly. Thanks so much for the recommendation and taking the time to respond as well :)
this is such a helpful video! tysm for sharing ❤️
Wow that was such a great video! Honestly I’ve been watching your videos for years! And I am enjoying your new endeavor! I’m along for the ride! Haha Because of you I just bought my first contax iia today and I’m waiting for it to arrive in the mail. I have 0 experience with cameras or film! So I would def love to see more videos focusing on the contax camera and what the different films mean? I get so confused. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos!
Thank you so much for your support on my journey!! & so happy you got one too! I will definitely make more in-depth videos but to answer your question in the simplest form, different film-stocks just has different looks that’s all!😊
Hi!! Do you normally shoot with flash? Or is it on auto flash? I have a disposable that I am currently using and I was wondering if photos turn out better with it without flash. Thanks, love your work!
Hi! I usually only use flash in dark settings! I actually only have 2 photos using flash in this video; the one of me and andy at 7:23 and me in front of the spinning carnival ride at 8:35 😊
Wow 📸
For the cinestill 800T, did you use a camera with flash when shooting the night shots?
Out of the 15 photos shown, only one was taken with flash (the portrait of me in front of the swing ride)!
@@jlinhh thank you! 🙏🏽
do you edit / color correct your film photos?
Noo I always leave it unedited!
What’s the name of the camera you’re holding at 3:24 ? Thankyou :)
Contax t2!
Hellooo, I recently got very interested on film photography and I'm a beginner, is it okay when you accidentally turned off your film camera and you still have like 20+ exposure left and you wanna turn on again to continue the exposure left? Is that gonna ruin your photo or something?I know I'm a bit too late for you to notice my comment, but if you do,I'd really appreciate it. Thank you🥺
Hi!! I saw this comment right on time 😊 When you’re not using the camera it’s okay to turn it off! It wont ruin the photos. Just make sure not to open the back to expose the film until the roll is done!
Omg thankyou so much (〒﹏〒) btw you're soo pretty꒰⑅ᵕ༚ᵕ꒱˖♡
Hi JLinhh, I just started into film as well. do you know any store in San Francisco that develops film and can send the scans too? I live in Daly City and Oakland a bit too from my place 😬
Hey! From the recommendations on reddit, you can try checking out Oscar's Photo Lab or Photoworks! Both in San Francisco. Goodluck!!
@@jlinhh thanks a lot! 🙏
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Watching from Nepal & Lots of love from Buddhist monk 🙏🤎 you both are one of my favorite couple ever .
Thanks for watching! & wow, we’ve always wanted to visit Nepal! Hopefully in the future!
@@jlinhh please you must welcome 🙏✨
Ohmygosh this is amazing inspiration for aspiring new TH-camrs like me. Photography has become my hobby too. And this video just motivated me more 🥰🙏🏻👌🏻
Hiii. Can i ask how do you set up your camera to shoot in the low light environment or you just use the AF mode? Thank u so much
Hey! I always keep it on AF mode but I make sure to use a higher film speed if I know I’ll be shooting at night (like cinestill 800t or portra 800). If it’s super dark then I’ll use flash!
@@jlinhh thanks a lot 🥰
I get the feeling you should lower the microphone sensitivity. I feel distortion and a suspiciously small amount of detail in the sound.
Your Tiktoks inspired me to shoot in film for the first time and I LOVE it! My husband is so happy that I'm into it cause he's been into it since he took classes in high school and has been a great help to me☺️ I started off with my parents' old Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 80 from the early 2000s and now I want to try shooting in rangefinders. I'm in the market in getting the Contax G1 or G2 and I'm wondering if you remember the eBay seller you got your G2 from? 😊
Nice video. thanks for sharing your favourite films and cameras! I do want to try film photography, but the only thing I would say is that film photography sounds attractive when others do it, until you get to the cost of developing your photos. $20 is a lot of money to develop 36 exposures, not including the cost of the film itself. $12 is a little better though :)
Awesome video! So informational! I really want the Contax camera now, such beautiful photos.
So happy to hear you enjoyed it!! 🥰
Love this video! Besides the film camera you have that you bought off Facebook, what’s another good non-disposable film camera? Trying to search one on Facebook marketplace, but not sure exactly what I should be looking for lol.
Aside from the canon ae-1P, I’ve heard amazing things about the Olympus XA, Olympus Mju II, Yashica T4, Nikon L35AF!
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Thanks for watching!
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Hi, hope you can give me some help please. I have brand new films not expired all 35mm - Portra 400, Portra 160 and Fujicolour Pro 400H, Kodak Tri-X 400 - which ISO gives the most pleasing results for each of these films? Will be using with Leica M6.
I normally shoot at box speed! ex: Portra 400 on 400 iso, portra 160 on 160 iso, etc
@@jlinhh ok thx ☺️