Really appreciate the tone of this video…I also watched it while eating. The calmness of the music and your voice really allows me just connect with the visuals and get inspired
Dude honestly this is perfect. If the way that you’ve made this video can be collected into a preset for TH-cam videos, then keep using it for future videos. As someone constantly searching for this type of content on TH-cam, it’s great to see a combination of cool filmography (that a viewer can see and actually picture it being a reflection of what you actually saw, thought and felt about the scenes unfolding before you, ie a raw view of your experience as opposed to something over cinematic and high budget blockbuster ready), music (which although already being great choices could only be improved by showcasing music from artists of those countries making music in a similar genre or fitting the mood of the videos in question) and photography (which for being digital photography, it’s amazing how much they look like film. A lot of people struggle getting started with film as although they know what look they gravitate towards, they find difficulty reproducing it on film but your renditions look just like film, which is an amazing feat in and of itself). Other than that it would be nice to know more about you, your thoughts on the photos you take and why some of them stand out more than others. The chill commentary around the house is also a great way to wrap the whole thing around bringing it all together so it’s great. Thoroughly enjoyed the video.
Thank you! I’m a big fan of your work The Jackson Field, let me know if you’re interested in collaborating with small up and coming content creators anytime soon!
Rather than buy an expensive film camera - if your digital camera is the one you use most - consider the Sprocket rocket 35mm camera. I've just bought one it's almost a toy with a plastic lens but it's a panoramic camera so 2 frames of 35mm film in one shot 106degrees view. The image also includes the sprocket holes which looks cool. It's incredibly basic but very lightweight as there's no fancy machinery inside. It is inexpensive, fun and artsy all rolled into one.
I had a crack at it earlier, but was not too happy with the results. Couldn’t get an organic look and any information with settings is hard to come by online.
It seems that Fujifilm X100v cameras are rare as hen’s teeth at the moment, such that used ones are more expensive than new ones because of the 2 month lead time!
This video is fantastic, the pace, the tone, the quality of the videos and pictures. Really enjoyed this and hope you make more!
Really appreciate the tone of this video…I also watched it while eating. The calmness of the music and your voice really allows me just connect with the visuals and get inspired
hey, where can I find the second song in the video "can tell me how to feel" was the refrain I think?
Dude honestly this is perfect. If the way that you’ve made this video can be collected into a preset for TH-cam videos, then keep using it for future videos. As someone constantly searching for this type of content on TH-cam, it’s great to see a combination of cool filmography (that a viewer can see and actually picture it being a reflection of what you actually saw, thought and felt about the scenes unfolding before you, ie a raw view of your experience as opposed to something over cinematic and high budget blockbuster ready), music (which although already being great choices could only be improved by showcasing music from artists of those countries making music in a similar genre or fitting the mood of the videos in question) and photography (which for being digital photography, it’s amazing how much they look like film. A lot of people struggle getting started with film as although they know what look they gravitate towards, they find difficulty reproducing it on film but your renditions look just like film, which is an amazing feat in and of itself). Other than that it would be nice to know more about you, your thoughts on the photos you take and why some of them stand out more than others. The chill commentary around the house is also a great way to wrap the whole thing around bringing it all together so it’s great. Thoroughly enjoyed the video.
What a lovely and sincere video. Really enjoyed it. Keep it up!
This video was incredible man - so good it made me angry how good it was 😂 love it keep it up!
Thank you! I’m a big fan of your work The Jackson Field, let me know if you’re interested in collaborating with small up and coming content creators anytime soon!
i like this style ! going to copenhagen soon! and im trying to get inspiration for street photography 😍
My man. Roll them out brother A. Love your work. Please and thank you. Travel safe and keep us inspired. ❤
Thank you brother x will do!
I’m always looking for new channels just like this! Keep them coming!
Thank you!!
I hope you keep on making videos like this.
beautiful video!! love the style.
So happy to find a new channel like what I try to do. Keep going
Thank you so much! Right back at you
Love love love it man 🙌🏼 please do more!
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Dude I have no idea how I never saw this!!!! This vid was incredible man. Keep posting I can’t wait to keep seeing your vids ❤
Thank you so much to my favourite raj! Love you x
Just love this video! The vibe is pretty artistic. The photos are beautiful. I will stay with this channel, please keep up.
Ahh thank you so much! Means the world
Well done enjoyed your video ,now it's Tim to check out your Instagram enjoyed the music too,all blended together perfectly
Rather than buy an expensive film camera - if your digital camera is the one you use most - consider the Sprocket rocket 35mm camera. I've just bought one it's almost a toy with a plastic lens but it's a panoramic camera so 2 frames of 35mm film in one shot 106degrees view. The image also includes the sprocket holes which looks cool. It's incredibly basic but very lightweight as there's no fancy machinery inside. It is inexpensive, fun and artsy all rolled into one.
Great video Ayden!! Really beautiful shots!
Thank you Hugo! Means a lot!!!
@@AYDENVESCIO my pleasure!! keep it up!
Awesome!! Bro!
Thank you kindly
Love your video! It motivates me to practice more with my film camera.
Couldn’t have asked for a better reaction! Thank you x
@@AYDENVESCIO It was really inspiring :)
Great video
Appreciate it!
10/10 keep them coming king
Thanks legend x
What density of promist are you using? Something is telling me to stick with the 1/2 or the 1. But im unsure.
so nice
Thank you Eric!
Can you get recipes for the Sony A7 cameras to perform film simulations like the Fuji?
I had a crack at it earlier, but was not too happy with the results. Couldn’t get an organic look and any information with settings is hard to come by online.
@@AYDENVESCIO That is a great shame. You would think that the camera manufacturers would pick up on recipes and also things like Ricohs snap focus.
So I'm confused, what preset did you use?
It seems that Fujifilm X100v cameras are rare as hen’s teeth at the moment, such that used ones are more expensive than new ones because of the 2 month lead time!
It’s crazy out here atm. I was lucky enough to find one just last week randomly! Thank you for watching :))
Nice video, but shooting film for photography isn t so expensive. I prefer shooting film instead of emulating it :)
I also prefer shooting film, but I have to make do with what I’ve got at the moment. Thank you for watching :)