I honestly save your videos for a good time to watch them. You always have at least one line that makes me laugh out loud. Keep up the great work and don’t change for anything.
@@refard5 They do? I'm a huge fan of GP3 in 120 format. That's awesome news. Thanks! Update: I went ahead and ordered three rolls of GP3 in 220 from my reliable seller in Hong Kong. I really dig that film when it's fresh.
@@chilecayenne KEH camera generally gives a decent price mark for those things. Or you could look at sold listings on ebay to get an idea for what you might expect to pay. Personally I wouldn't spend $100 usd on a 220 back, the $60 - $80 range is what I'd pay for them, though if you wait long enough you can find them for $50. (A common trend for 220 backs is to be half the price of a 120 backs, same rule applies with my Rollei)
I like to watch youtube on my phone usually but when your videos pop up I always go and grab my laptop to watch on a bigger screen. They are just that cool.
Not gonna lie, I supported the campaign because film, but now that I'm seeing what you made here. I'm very excited to get my hands on 400D, great work in this one. Cheers captain
there is nothing better in the world then watching one of jasons movies hardly stoned. All this Pictures are so wonderful man. Looks like paintings to me. youre great jason, keep it up!
I used to use film back in the day (when it was all we had) and have been thrilled by Millennials and Zs bringing it all back, and creating new stuff like Lomo. I hit the Cinestill crowdfunding page you mentioned to order a four pack, so send them this comment so they give you more free stuff. We Gotta Get Grainy Some Grain.
Sorry, not. Etkar is an ISO 100 photographic film, not a motion picture film with Remjet like Vision3 250D. They specifically claimed that "this new film is based on advanced technology found in motion picture emulsions". So if we take their words at face value, it is neither Ektar nor Vision3 250D. I'd like to see whether there'd be halation on the 4x5 since no motion picture film is available in that size. If it is 250D, we should be impressed that Cinestill can get Kodak to make a batch of 4x5.
I believe it isn't the removal of the remjet layer that changes the iso/ei, but the fact that it's being cross processed in c-41 that makes it seem more light sensitive. I heard it also changes the latitude and more of brings the darker areas up a little more, so there's less dynamic range, as it effectively slides the lower end up to brighter. Idk if that makes much sense but it's my best explanation lol
I believe the ISO of Cinestill Film is higher than the Kodak Vision3 stock it comes from is not necessarily because of the RemJet, but primarily because of the differences of the ECN-2 vs C41 process. I remember seeing this somewhere on the APUG section of the Photrio forums. Edit: Analog Resurgence just did a video and mentioned this as one of the reasons why its rated at 800 ISO
Yeah, I think Ribsy has done some direct comparisons of developing 800T in both C41 and ECN2, and the C41 negs came out a lot denser for the same exposure settings and subject.
I can’t wait to get this sexy purple roll! Those pictures looks nice, great choice camera at the right place! Thanks for sharing your great work and review.
xpan + cinestill film= sexy time. Right? right! 3:51, I really like the shot. Really gives us the idea of its DYNAMIC range. noice! Oh, love 5:51! I cant wait to get my 400Daddy....... "Did you bring that Kodak Gold"..also RIP Fettucini
I'm looking forward to getting my 35mm 400D rolls for a trip this summer, so thank you for this review and for the examples you provided. I absolutely love your videos and your delivery. Thanks for your work!
I found Caleb's channel a few months ago and now yours! You two are a gem find 🥹 and watching your videos makes me giddy about learning film photography 🥰 Keep it up! 💕
Interesting that you experienced halations considering Cinestill explicitly says this is a new emulsion and not a repackaged motion picture stock in their campaign FAQ. The plot thickens....
Yeah, its very interesting as other sample images dont have halations. And there would be no reason not to have the C41 antihalation layer that all C41 film has.
You're right... removing the anti-halation layer doesn't do anything to sensitivity unless maybe you used a mirror as a film pressure plate? Vision3 250D, as a motion picture stock, is intended to be processed ECN-2. If you shot CS400D at original box speed and developed ECN-2, you'd get the flat motion picture negative. CInestill has you overexpose 2/3 a stop for processing in C-41 to create more contrast. Same goes for 500T / Cinestill 800T
looking forward to this. I shoot 250D in 35mm, but being able to buy of the shelf 120 vision 3 is eagerly anticipated in my house. shame that postage costs just made it unreasonable to back this in Australia, just have to wait for our local stores to stock it.
The only gap in the Cinestill line up is a positive E6 film stock. Now, all I need is a fridge with a Cinestill logo and Jason’s mug laser etched on it!
5:50 , 8:52 e 9:02 are pure gold - not the Kodak's, but... Well, you got it. I agree that the grain is a little too much, but not an issue. Nice video, as always 👏👏👏
The part about how red glow comes from reflected light off the pressure plate brings up an interesting point: beware when using on old cameras with shiny pressure plates...
I used to live over the hill from that movie set. I watched them film The Hills Have Eyes and House of 1000 Corpses out there. Those spots get super creepy at night.
lol, so they became a multi-million/billion dollar company in a few short years and are now capable of hiring the chemists needed, designing, developing, and manufacturing their own rolls of film? Riiiiiiiight.
Am I the only one who comes here mainly for the humor? Like the look of this film though, can't wait 'till it becomes available in my neck of the woods. Oh wait, I first have to finish that roll of Lomo Color Neg I started... about nine months ago...
I've caught myself watching your videos mostly while doing my morning coffee brewing/drinking routine lol, thanks for the good content) Cinestill is good but gosh its expensive (around 27$ for a 35mm roll in my area)
I'm looking forward to getting my 120 and 35mm rolls, but thinking 120 might be better since the grain won't be as apparent. Have you shot Lomo 800? I'm pretty pleased with my results in 120. Can't really tell the difference between it and Portra 800 TBH. I have a roll of Lomo 400 in 120 in the fridge as well, but I hear it's more like Ultramax than Portra-ish. It's amazeballs to have all these choices, even if they are all really just Kodak in a different box. :P
I just knew when your 400D vid was going to drop, you would be flexin the TX-2. I should have bought it years ago at $2k... it's rising faster than bitcoin.....
I hate those halations on daylight film. They look just like bad chromatic abberations. Might as well just shoot Silbersalz35 with true ECN-2 processing. It 's essentially the same film stock. Unless you develop your own film, it 's not that much more expensive since Silbersalz35 is covering both film development and HDR scan.
Him getting distracted by a fly really made me feel like I’m not alone in this world with dissociating randomly or having an attention span so short people regularly find me staring off into space. Feels good
TH-cam rules dictate that you MUST include creepy music box sound effects whenever showing a doll, crib, etc. I appreciate your compliance with these rules. Speaking of rules.... this video.
The production of 4x5 of this film gets me all tingly inside, though if it ends up being crazy expensive and more than Portra, then I think it'll struggle. Here's to hoping.
So glad I stumbled on to this channel. Been getting more and more into photography lately and your videos have been super helpful and inspiration for film photography.
The abandoned buildings remind me of an artists film I saw back in 2010/11 of the abandoned buildings left by the Asian population of Uganda after they were expelled by Idi Amin in the 1970's.
Although I know I can't possibly buy or indulge in film photography (films and development are expensive in India - TOO MUCH!), every fornight, I eagerly wait for Jason's half assed 'Yo!' and Baxter's panting and Monica's exuberance - they make for such an interesting contrast. Oh! By the way, the photos are nice too.
So stoked for this film. I love 50D but it’s so slow. 800T is great too but that Tungsten balance is tough. I really can’t wait for the 400D to come to my local film shop.
They could have bought 400D out from day 1. They chose to only sell Vision3 50D and Vision3 500T, so that they can create that need to sell to you with this overhyped campaign.
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400Daddy. Hmm. We'll let the marketing team know...
If you make a special edition named 400Daddy I'll buy it
Cstill 400 is daddy. It's a dang cheat code with a warming filter.
I call it 400 Daily. As 400 is my ISO. Being that I have Cerebral Palsy, I always must keep CineStill to get my shots!
400Daddy is already trademarked, prepare for lawsuit.
@@ninerlives no
I honestly save your videos for a good time to watch them. You always have at least one line that makes me laugh out loud. Keep up the great work and don’t change for anything.
theres a blizzard in PNW. this is why I'm watching this so i feel you.
I can relate to this comment so much
Could not agree more. Saved this one until I could log off the work laptop and have a couple tall boys at the ready.
This!!
Omg soo true . Never stop until u are good with this
400Damn woulda been a great name. Every photo had me like… “damn” in a good way
It is! I am calling it!
Baxter's appearances:
- NONE
Just another bad day for the fandom... :(
Cheers!
This is the only photography channel I watch for entertainment. I'll watch others to learn something specific, but never for entertainment.
The 'halations' part is the best part for me, I'm feeling like I'm into another type of your world, the music pump me up haha
As someone who has a ton of 220 backs laying around the house, i'm genuinely excited to see if 400d in 220 gets released later this year.
it will i think
shanghai film makes 220 if you want a headstart
@@refard5 They do? I'm a huge fan of GP3 in 120 format. That's awesome news. Thanks!
Update: I went ahead and ordered three rolls of GP3 in 220 from my reliable seller in Hong Kong. I really dig that film when it's fresh.
I'm looking to pick up one for my Hassy....any idea what. a good price for a A24 220 film back would be for a V system film back?
@@chilecayenne KEH camera generally gives a decent price mark for those things. Or you could look at sold listings on ebay to get an idea for what you might expect to pay. Personally I wouldn't spend $100 usd on a 220 back, the $60 - $80 range is what I'd pay for them, though if you wait long enough you can find them for $50. (A common trend for 220 backs is to be half the price of a 120 backs, same rule applies with my Rollei)
your videos are kinda therapeutic for me, really like your work and how you express yourself in front of the camera
I like to watch youtube on my phone usually but when your videos pop up I always go and grab my laptop to watch on a bigger screen. They are just that cool.
Not gonna lie, I supported the campaign because film, but now that I'm seeing what you made here. I'm very excited to get my hands on 400D, great work in this one. Cheers captain
Yeah...I'm thinking I might should have gotten some 120 film too...or at least some 220 and bought a film back for it.
there is nothing better in the world then watching one of jasons movies hardly stoned. All this Pictures are so wonderful man. Looks like paintings to me. youre great jason, keep it up!
I used to use film back in the day (when it was all we had) and have been thrilled by Millennials and Zs bringing it all back, and creating new stuff like Lomo. I hit the Cinestill crowdfunding page you mentioned to order a four pack, so send them this comment so they give you more free stuff. We Gotta Get Grainy Some Grain.
Believe it or not 400D is actually Ektar repackaged with Remjet added, and then removed
Solid move by cinestill lol
Sorry, not. Etkar is an ISO 100 photographic film, not a motion picture film with Remjet like Vision3 250D. They specifically claimed that "this new film is based on advanced technology found in motion picture emulsions". So if we take their words at face value, it is neither Ektar nor Vision3 250D. I'd like to see whether there'd be halation on the 4x5 since no motion picture film is available in that size. If it is 250D, we should be impressed that Cinestill can get Kodak to make a batch of 4x5.
@@DixonLu you missed the joke …
@@PhotographerVA It's kind of amazing that any part of my comment could be taken seriously lol
@@DixonLu #joke
I literally look forward to this every two weeks. Thank you for this.
I believe it isn't the removal of the remjet layer that changes the iso/ei, but the fact that it's being cross processed in c-41 that makes it seem more light sensitive. I heard it also changes the latitude and more of brings the darker areas up a little more, so there's less dynamic range, as it effectively slides the lower end up to brighter. Idk if that makes much sense but it's my best explanation lol
I believe the ISO of Cinestill Film is higher than the Kodak Vision3 stock it comes from is not necessarily because of the RemJet, but primarily because of the differences of the ECN-2 vs C41 process. I remember seeing this somewhere on the APUG section of the Photrio forums.
Edit: Analog Resurgence just did a video and mentioned this as one of the reasons why its rated at 800 ISO
Yeah, I think Ribsy has done some direct comparisons of developing 800T in both C41 and ECN2, and the C41 negs came out a lot denser for the same exposure settings and subject.
Yep, you nailed it. Film speeds are rated for their native processes.
Was about to write the same thing abou C41 vs ECN-2
or because its actually a new film
Eh, it's better to over expose each of these stocks by one stop to shoot at their native ISO.
God I love your editing, so smooth, and well paced.
I can’t wait to get this sexy purple roll!
Those pictures looks nice, great choice camera at the right place! Thanks for sharing your great work and review.
xpan + cinestill film= sexy time. Right? right! 3:51, I really like the shot. Really gives us the idea of its DYNAMIC range. noice! Oh, love 5:51! I cant wait to get my 400Daddy....... "Did you bring that Kodak Gold"..also RIP Fettucini
I'm looking forward to getting my 35mm 400D rolls for a trip this summer, so thank you for this review and for the examples you provided. I absolutely love your videos and your delivery. Thanks for your work!
I love that focal length, the wide frame of the photos is awesome and I want it
I found Caleb's channel a few months ago and now yours! You two are a gem find 🥹 and watching your videos makes me giddy about learning film photography 🥰 Keep it up! 💕
The lighting in your office looks really good - almost fake
new grainydays video = instant serotonin
I promised myself not to get hyped about this film and then Jason does this, and now I'm confirming my order of 400D..
Damn you Jason!
Interesting that you experienced halations considering Cinestill explicitly says this is a new emulsion and not a repackaged motion picture stock in their campaign FAQ. The plot thickens....
Yeah, its very interesting as other sample images dont have halations. And there would be no reason not to have the C41 antihalation layer that all C41 film has.
Very cool. I love your way of taking pictures!
You're my go-to film reviewer on TH-cam. Really hope you shoot more portrait on 400D
I’m hyped and I haven’t even gotten past the intial ad
I can't wait to get my order of 400D! Gonna be shooting it in Chicago this summer
You're right... removing the anti-halation layer doesn't do anything to sensitivity unless maybe you used a mirror as a film pressure plate? Vision3 250D, as a motion picture stock, is intended to be processed ECN-2. If you shot CS400D at original box speed and developed ECN-2, you'd get the flat motion picture negative. CInestill has you overexpose 2/3 a stop for processing in C-41 to create more contrast. Same goes for 500T / Cinestill 800T
Clicked for the dentside ford on the thumbnail, wasn’t disappointed
Cinestill 400D and a Lexus LS400, match made in heaven.
Nice shots, thank you for sharing!!!
in this episode your images and commentary about this film are excellent. i hope to try this film next year. thanks.
This is the first video of yours I saw and man I love the nonchalant commentary with the bleeps.
I enjoy watching your videos in vr. Can't wait to try this film!!
I've been watching the back catalog all week and have been surprised that I caught a new one fresh
Man i am STOKED to get this film. Cinestill ftw. Also man that Fuji X-pan is making me super itchy for one now..
looking forward to this. I shoot 250D in 35mm, but being able to buy of the shelf 120 vision 3 is eagerly anticipated in my house. shame that postage costs just made it unreasonable to back this in Australia, just have to wait for our local stores to stock it.
xpan + 400D is a seriously magical combo
Too bad I won’t be buying CineStill anymore.
Never miss one of your videos! Your photography and knowledge are absolutely inspiring!!!
Holy moly I love the colors in these shots!
The only gap in the Cinestill line up is a positive E6 film stock. Now, all I need is a fridge with a Cinestill logo and Jason’s mug laser etched on it!
5:50 , 8:52 e 9:02 are pure gold - not the Kodak's, but... Well, you got it. I agree that the grain is a little too much, but not an issue. Nice video, as always 👏👏👏
I figure your audience is mostly guys but I really enjoy your dry delivery. Oh, and the photos, which are sweet. Thanks.
The part about how red glow comes from reflected light off the pressure plate brings up an interesting point: beware when using on old cameras with shiny pressure plates...
Zen and the art of photography.
You did really awesome photos! Whatever film you used 👏🏻
The gas station at 7.05 was used in Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds song The Death of You and Me. Nice.
another amazing video! love that you cooked up the 400D in the pano. and soooo good kicking it with you! you're a real one
I used to live over the hill from that movie set. I watched them film The Hills Have Eyes and House of 1000 Corpses out there. Those spots get super creepy at night.
In Cinestills FAQ on their site, they said It is not an already existing stock with remjet removed. 🤷🏽♂️
lol, so they became a multi-million/billion dollar company in a few short years and are now capable of hiring the chemists needed, designing, developing, and manufacturing their own rolls of film? Riiiiiiiight.
5 days left until backing is over. Let’s hurry up and get that 220 film to 100%.
I’m excited to get my rolls that I ordered🤙🏻🤙🏻
Am I the only one who comes here mainly for the humor? Like the look of this film though, can't wait 'till it becomes available in my neck of the woods. Oh wait, I first have to finish that roll of Lomo Color Neg I started... about nine months ago...
Damn, these locations are cool and pictures are awesome as well
Wow, I just realised you are now at 161k subscribers. I joined when you were in the 7000’s
Congratulations on your success
Some of my favorite pics of yours brother. You have a way with that xpan
I feel addicted to your vlogs.... Looking for the next one..... I have a problem. 🥺
I've caught myself watching your videos mostly while doing my morning coffee brewing/drinking routine lol, thanks for the good content)
Cinestill is good but gosh its expensive (around 27$ for a 35mm roll in my area)
Yeah, thank god we got a new colour film with an out-of-budget asking price ✌😕
I'm looking forward to getting my 120 and 35mm rolls, but thinking 120 might be better since the grain won't be as apparent. Have you shot Lomo 800? I'm pretty pleased with my results in 120. Can't really tell the difference between it and Portra 800 TBH. I have a roll of Lomo 400 in 120 in the fridge as well, but I hear it's more like Ultramax than Portra-ish. It's amazeballs to have all these choices, even if they are all really just Kodak in a different box. :P
I just knew when your 400D vid was going to drop, you would be flexin the TX-2. I should have bought it years ago at $2k... it's rising faster than bitcoin.....
Jason posted a video on my birthday. Thanks bro.
Perfect way to spend my bathroom break at work 10/10
Dynamic range is insane!
I hate those halations on daylight film. They look just like bad chromatic abberations. Might as well just shoot Silbersalz35 with true ECN-2 processing. It 's essentially the same film stock. Unless you develop your own film, it 's not that much more expensive since Silbersalz35 is covering both film development and HDR scan.
Him getting distracted by a fly really made me feel like I’m not alone in this world with dissociating randomly or having an attention span so short people regularly find me staring off into space. Feels good
I'm curious what you shot your video with. Looks as good if not better than the film.
Just shot my first roll of this through my c220 in NYC yesterday. I can’t fn wait to see the results
The scripting for this one is straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
TH-cam rules dictate that you MUST include creepy music box sound effects whenever showing a doll, crib, etc. I appreciate your compliance with these rules. Speaking of rules.... this video.
good stuff guy, as always / very much enjoy the pov
Can’t wait to shoot it! Looks incredible.
hey, what lens were you using to get that 2.35:1-ish aspect ratio? im clueless with lenses but id love to take photos that are letterboxed like that
The production of 4x5 of this film gets me all tingly inside, though if it ends up being crazy expensive and more than Portra, then I think it'll struggle. Here's to hoping.
wil coating the back inside of the cam in Vanta black remove the halations though 🤔
So glad I stumbled on to this channel. Been getting more and more into photography lately and your videos have been super helpful and inspiration for film photography.
my man out here in the LS400 sheeesh!
love everything about this video!
„Bigger is always better, unless you’re giving birth.“ made me laugh out loud in public.
Where do you find all these abandoned places? Dam there is heaps! But some nice shots. Thanks for sharing, looking forward to trying 400D.
You forgot a critical part of this video… Where is the Baxter test shot?
love how you manage lines in your shots. great stuff. makes me wanna get into film but i just dont have the time. oh well
Would love to see this at 250 like you mentioned!
You remind me of a marimba instructor I once had. Respectfully.
"Did you bring any Kodak Gold ?" nice.
Love your stuff man, keep it up!
The fact that there isn’t a 400Daddy film is….incomprehensible.
Abandoned houses. Take 3765. How interesting.
The abandoned buildings remind me of an artists film I saw back in 2010/11 of the abandoned buildings left by the Asian population of Uganda after they were expelled by Idi Amin in the 1970's.
Dude your skillz are leveling up. Idk how I feel about 400d... seems lackluster a little bit
hi! awesome as always. video shot on blackmagic?
Although I know I can't possibly buy or indulge in film photography (films and development are expensive in India - TOO MUCH!), every fornight, I eagerly wait for Jason's half assed 'Yo!' and Baxter's panting and Monica's exuberance - they make for such an interesting contrast. Oh! By the way, the photos are nice too.
So stoked for this film. I love 50D but it’s so slow. 800T is great too but that Tungsten balance is tough.
I really can’t wait for the 400D to come to my local film shop.
They could have bought 400D out from day 1. They chose to only sell Vision3 50D and Vision3 500T, so that they can create that need to sell to you with this overhyped campaign.
Cinestill 400 Daddy from now on
Boom goes the Jas-o-mite!
The random ass dogs that appear out of nowhere in the desert east of Palmdale/Lancaster are no joke
The moment we've all been waiting for