So glad that Ivan took the picture of that security guard rushing him away because otherwise that stellar shot at 11:36 would not have been wasted on that double exposure
Ah... Waiting every last second I could before that guy kicked us out would have been far more worth it without the always ever present accidental double-exposure, hahaha. What a fun time this was though. Photos really turned out great, and the people around us were so interesting and chill. Amazing time. Really well done video, Robin. Happy we managed to get done even with the sub optimal weather, hahahaha. Totally worth it.
But without the shot being wasted on the double exposure, the shot at 11:36 would have been instead! It was worth the sacrifice, that shot is my favorite
@@TGCid01 Thanks a lot! I'm really glad you liked it. That one turned out really well. He moved just the correct amount at just the correct moment, hahaha.
Again great video! You've got a lot of nice photos in this video... very inspiring! I just wished that some of the images were in color! Keep up the good job! Looking forward for the next video! peace
Hi@@lassehultberg2563I don't, it was going to be 2020 and it got pushed back. So it is possible it happens again. They plan to turn the site in to a museum, not sure what that will look like.
Actually I think both films are pretty similar. Would be interesting to see the pics side by side. Then the differences may become more obvious. Maybe the Kodak shows a little bit more contrast while the Fujifilm shows more subtle nuances of grey. But that's just my impression.
the_real_sir_robin Jepp, the film simulation looks much different - not bad, but different. I just shot my first roll of Acros 100 and I am pretty excited how the pics will look.
I feel like I can’t get the same shots on a digital camera. I also loved shooting in film I remember my school had a dark room where we developed our film and loved the touch a sharp look of the photo prints
Bring a 28mm or 35mm and take pictures. If you don't get close your pictures will have too much empty space. If you're friendly and approachable people don't mind you getting a bit close to them.
My portrait of the guy with glasses at 14:00, the one clearly just standing there and waiting while I count, was obviously requested for his permission. Everyone else is just us approaching and doing what we do.
I used the Kodak TMAX400 120 film for many years, I shot it at 200 ASA/ISO and developed it in a thin solution for a long time with very few and very gently agitations, in that way the film had more grey tones and had still very good contrast, in modern words, larger dynamic range. I guess you can do the same with a Ilford Delta 400 film. Of paper I used Ilford Multigrade. Made great images from my 6x6 Hasselblad !
I'm using this same technique for Tri-X 400 and it makes a huge difference. For the last couple of years I was agitating more frequently during processing and found that my images where coming out a bit to contrasty.
Lovely photos and a great video! Is the mask wearing a hint that this was the last chance to enjoy the old world before the world got hit and people had to stay home? As for the films I like booth and more importantly it is how you shoot the films that counts! Keep up the good work!
@10:25 ich finde deine Fotos wirklich nice Robin! Aber wenn jemand kein Foto von sich möchte sollte man das wirklich respektieren. "sorry I don't understand" und "shoot come on" während der Arbeiter ganz klar signalisiert, dass er das nicht möchte, wirft kein gutes Bild auf uns Fotografen.
@@therealsirrobin hab die stelle jetzt ein paar mal angeschaut und ich verstehe was du meinst. Der Arbeiter hat euch quasi signalisiert, dass ihr nicht dort sein dürft. Ich wäre nur in der Situation einfach anders damit umgegangen und hätte den shot nicht so erzwungen. Aber wie gesagt, ich verstehe was du meinst. Da hat jeder eine andere Herangehensweise. Danke für deine Antwort!
Sorry guys, but an anyfilm vs anyfilm comparison needs to show the EXACT SAME SHOTS on each film compared to one another side by side. Otherwise, it is a waste of time IMHO.
So glad that Ivan took the picture of that security guard rushing him away because otherwise that stellar shot at 11:36 would not have been wasted on that double exposure
That day when every shot is a keeper.
Man your photograph always inspires me to come out of my comfort zone in regards to my own photography.
Thank you!
You guys are so talented - this looked so beautiful!
That double exposure came out incredible! that's amazing
Ah... Waiting every last second I could before that guy kicked us out would have been far more worth it without the always ever present accidental double-exposure, hahaha. What a fun time this was though. Photos really turned out great, and the people around us were so interesting and chill. Amazing time. Really well done video, Robin. Happy we managed to get done even with the sub optimal weather, hahahaha. Totally worth it.
But without the shot being wasted on the double exposure, the shot at 11:36 would have been instead! It was worth the sacrifice, that shot is my favorite
@@TGCid01 Thanks a lot! I'm really glad you liked it. That one turned out really well. He moved just the correct amount at just the correct moment, hahaha.
I love the B+W and the colour. You guys are very talented.
Thank you
Again great video! You've got a lot of nice photos in this video... very inspiring! I just wished that some of the images were in color! Keep up the good job! Looking forward for the next video! peace
Thank you very much Jasmin!
14:54 should be a movie poster
Oh wow, haha. Thank you so much :D
after 105 years in operation they are shutting Hua Lamphong station down in 2021 which is sad. It's a cool place. Thanks guys :)
Yeah, that's very unfortunate. Hope I'll be able to go there again before it will be shut down. 😔
Do you know when they close down in 2021?
Hi@@lassehultberg2563I don't, it was going to be 2020 and it got pushed back. So it is possible it happens again. They plan to turn the site in to a museum, not sure what that will look like.
matt jones Thank you. I hope it get delayed many years. Its a special place.
I loved the acros400 way more! The shot with the two sleeping people (one used as a foreground) was my absolute favourite!♥️
Grüsse aus der 🇨🇭
Thank you Simon! Acros is my favorite B&W film. 😀
Actually I think both films are pretty similar. Would be interesting to see the pics side by side. Then the differences may become more obvious. Maybe the Kodak shows a little bit more contrast while the Fujifilm shows more subtle nuances of grey. But that's just my impression.
Agreed! Even the film simulation of acros is greyish :)
I would say the film simulation only shares the name with Acros and that's about it. 😃
Yeah, they look kind of similar.
the_real_sir_robin Jepp, the film simulation looks much different - not bad, but different. I just shot my first roll of Acros 100 and I am pretty excited how the pics will look.
You are the king of street.
Thank you!
If you're not a fan of that focal lenght are you planning on trying a wider lens on it?
I am sticking with it. I am not planning on bringing the C330 on trips and so doesn't make much sense, at least not for the foreseeable future.
I feel like I can’t get the same shots on a digital camera. I also loved shooting in film I remember my school had a dark room where we developed our film and loved the touch a sharp look of the photo prints
There's a lever on the film back that enables or disables double exposures.
Hope this prevent future unwanted artsy black and white shots.
Tian you mean the rewind lever? ;) rb backs do not have double exposure prevention..
The only way to prevent a double exposure is advancing to the next frame right away all the time or just let it happen. 😃
@@vedostuu they do, I have a Pro S and the backs have a small lever next to/under the rewind lever.
@@therealsirrobin already contacted Ivan and shared a picture of the film back and instruction manual with him. No more double exposures 😊
Is it hard to focus on the camera?Is it easy for beginners?
Which one?
Any advice on how to overcome the fear of getting close when shooting on the street?
Bring a 28mm or 35mm and take pictures. If you don't get close your pictures will have too much empty space. If you're friendly and approachable people don't mind you getting a bit close to them.
I have a video specifically talking about this. 👌
Great Video, but do you ask people that dont sleep for permission or do you just give it a try?
My portrait of the guy with glasses at 14:00, the one clearly just standing there and waiting while I count, was obviously requested for his permission. Everyone else is just us approaching and doing what we do.
I used the Kodak TMAX400 120 film for many years, I shot it at 200 ASA/ISO and developed it in a thin solution for a long time with very few and very gently agitations, in that way the film had more grey tones and had still very good contrast, in modern words, larger dynamic range. I guess you can do the same with a Ilford Delta 400 film. Of paper I used Ilford Multigrade. Made great images from my 6x6 Hasselblad !
I'm using this same technique for Tri-X 400 and it makes a huge difference. For the last couple of years I was agitating more frequently during processing and found that my images where coming out a bit to contrasty.
Great video as always...the weather didn’t help much, but still some cool shots ☺️
Thank you Roudy!
acros is gorgeous beautiful shots too guys
Thank you Riad! Acros is the best. 😃
The pushed Acros looked very filmish. Maybe something to try on your Xpan ?? Stay safe !
Thank you Iggie. I have already done that. 😀
@@therealsirrobin You're absolutely right ! I scrolled through the vids and rewatched it. The Episode in Busan, right ?! Just stellar !!
The rb67 photos he took were 🔥🔥🔥
Amazing photos ✊🏽
Thank you!
Nice video Robin
Great stuff guys :-)
Thank you! 😀👌
Awesome . From Thailand
Thank you!
Superl Location und Bilder 👌🏻
Danke dir Francis! 😊👍
really nice roll of pictures, you have a good eye for interesting sleeping people :D
Thank you David. 😴
Lovely photos and a great video!
Is the mask wearing a hint that this was the last chance to enjoy the old world before the world got hit and people had to stay home?
As for the films I like booth and more importantly it is how you shoot the films that counts!
Keep up the good work!
Thank you Sina! The video was recorded in March. 👌
Ivan seems a bit too slow! the baby one it's super candid, really a good one!
I guess it comes down a lack of of experience shooting a MF camera.
Who is the fake sir Robin? Really beautiful shots! I am jealous that you can go out!
Thank you Gabriel. The video was recorded in March. 😉
@@therealsirrobin Ah I see you have a stash. Very wise :)
I miss BKK
Me too!
So fu*king awesome!
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@10:25 ich finde deine Fotos wirklich nice Robin! Aber wenn jemand kein Foto von sich möchte sollte man das wirklich respektieren. "sorry I don't understand" und "shoot come on" während der Arbeiter ganz klar signalisiert, dass er das nicht möchte, wirft kein gutes Bild auf uns Fotografen.
Es ging darum, dass wir in einem nicht öffentlich zugänglichem Teil des Bahnhofs unterwegs waren, nicht um den Arbeiter selbst.
@@therealsirrobin hab die stelle jetzt ein paar mal angeschaut und ich verstehe was du meinst. Der Arbeiter hat euch quasi signalisiert, dass ihr nicht dort sein dürft. Ich wäre nur in der Situation einfach anders damit umgegangen und hätte den shot nicht so erzwungen. Aber wie gesagt, ich verstehe was du meinst. Da hat jeder eine andere Herangehensweise. Danke für deine Antwort!
8:28 Excellent portrait
Thanks a lot :D
Officer say “dangerous zone”
Haha. 👌
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Sorry guys, but an anyfilm vs anyfilm comparison needs to show the EXACT SAME SHOTS on each film compared to one another side by side. Otherwise, it is a waste of time IMHO.
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