Mamiya RB67 // Taking Medium Format Film Photos with Cinestill 800t
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2020
- In today's video I am taking medium format film photos with my Mamiya RB67. I took these photos in relatively low light with cinestill 800t and fuji 400h around Fort Worth, Texas. As I have gotten more familiar with my Mamiya rb67, taking photos in low light has become more enjoyable for me. Some of the nicest colors you can get from your film come when the light is soft at blue hour or sunrise. In this video you will see some cinestill photos that are a little different than most of the ones you will see out there. I shot outside of an Andy's and then went over to a small lake near an apartment complex to get some more nature oriented photos while the sun was coming out. I finished out the roll of cinestill 800t with some photos of a retro looking burger joint. Overall I was happy with the experience of shooting these photos in low light, but I will certainly be taking more photos while the sun is not working against me.
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Bangerzzzzz.
😘 you the best
I’ve been noticing a lack of haters on your videos and I want to experience the fullness of TH-cam. That being said, this video is like that shot next to the menu of that custard spot... trash can!!
Lol thank you for filling that void my guy
i gotta turn on notifications, great vid man
Very nice work man. Give us more cinestill!
haha will do!
This is fire 🔥
Ayee I appreciate it my friend!
the angled roof shot is my favorite man 👌🏽keep up the good work fr
I really do appreciate you saying kind words every video man. It means a lot!
Enjoying your videos man. Such a chill vibe 😏
Aye, I appreciate it my friend. Glad it is entertaining for you
Love it bro!
Thank you my friend!
Very nice images. When photographing businesses, Ive had business owners and managers come out and ask me what I'm doing. One of them asked me to stop photographing his workplace.
Always good to tell them you are working on a harmless project when they ask why. But definitely gotta be respectful to people’s wishes! I’ve had some horror stories haha
Nice stuff man
Yessir, I appreciate it
Some nice photos man! I do prefer Cinestill on 35mm though over medium format because of the wider aspect ratio
Thank you man! I am looking forward to acquiring a 35mm camera. Can't wait to try out th the cinestill on it
Epic. Good work, my man. I love the last set at the restaurant and how you talked about the meaning of the images and what you hoped they encouraged viewers to do. All about the heart, and I LOVE IT!
Thank you my friend! Honestly means a lot coming from you. It is all about the heart!
first video i've seen where someone doesn't shoot cinestill at nighttime with under some lights. gave me a different perspective of the film stock! duuuude those pics of the Andy's were sooo good.
I am glad you were able to see a different perspective my friend. That was indeed what I was trying to go for. Trying to show things a bit differently ya know
The set at the restaurant is amazing 🔥 , happy to see another use of this great stock. Definitely not reserved for night shoots.
I appreciate the kind words my friend! Gotta use all the film stocks throughout the day in different light. Love testing them against each other in that regard.
How sensitive is Cinestill to reciprocity failure during long exposures?
I have not a lot of experience with shooting exposures over 8 seconds with it yet. But that is something I will be testing out! I am sure there are reciprocity charts for cinestill that are available online tho.