Get the 'VINTAGE' Look - IN CAMERA - NO Editing. *Quick Camera Hack 📷 ICM
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ค. 2023
- Here's how you can add 'vintage' atmosphere to any b+w IN CAMERA, even in mid-day SUN!
It's a great digital camera hack to understand - and can make a boring monochrome more interesting.
This trick works for atmospheric Portrait photography, Architectural photography, Landscape photography.
It's a variation of ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) BUT we're not going abstract - we want to burn the subject onto the sensor to maintain structure. The intentional movement is confined to the final 1 or 2 seconds of the long exposure.
PS- Sorry about the Alfred bit in the video - but I had my reason lol
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That Swollenstein look 😉👍🏻
Very original and ingenious! I like the look very much
Thank you 😎
Drew
I hardly subscribe but I just did. Great work general!
Hey, your back!. So nice to see..... you have so much talent... love your perspective...stay well ❤
Thank you Michelle.
Love this. Thank you. Yikes, worth my time, will do this.
Very helpful tip. Thank you!
Thank you Dr Zahid.
Drew
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, this is very helpful for art project
Always interesting Drew, thank you. Best regards Robin
Thank you Robin.
Drew
Brilliant absolutely brilliant got to give this a go.
Thanks brother - yeah it's fun 😎
Love these old mono and sepia vintage pictures' I have some of my now past great nana and grandad... Yes there is something more special about them than today's photos, I suppose you can mimik them in photo shop' But I Bet pound to the buck they will never look as good... Anyhow great technique with the camera their and the pics looked really cool... Best 73s dude and take care from the uk😊❤
Thanks Keith - yeah I think I'm drawn to this type of look because they seem just one step removed from reality - like a vision, dreamlike 😎
Drew
@@loneshootr Absolute agree, Keep them GREAT vids coming...All your vids are super cool, I don't have any idea how your grading all these vids, But they are the best iv seen on TH-cam so warm, Take care Drew and best 73s from the uk
J'ai découvert Léonard Misonne il y a quelques années maintenant. C'est effectivement un des photographes dont je suis le plus admiratif tant son travail me touche par son esthétique et son savoir faire. Je suis heureux de voir qu'il existe des photographes qui reconnaissent les qualités de ce personnage de grand talent ! Merci pour votre vidéo instructive.
Thanks for sharing this, love these videos cheers
Thank you 😎
Drew
Thank you 🙏🦨💯
Thanks for sharing...for sure I will try!. Looks amazing!. ❤
Hilarious😊Ive been active on my Ancestry Research and I think I'm going to borrow your concept of attachment using my GG Zipporah Zellers 😎 love it!
😄Yeah! ZZ go for it!
Drew
very cool😊
Thanks Ronny 😎
Drew
What a brilliant idea! Thank you so much for sharing this.
Thanks Stuart.
Drew
Thank you so much for posting this! I am currently traveling through Italy, and here in Bari there is a Norman castle that would look incredible shot with this technique applied. Gonna go shoot that today.
How did it go for you my friend? I hope you got something 😎 Castles are superb candidates for a bit of atmosphere.
Drew
well that was pretty awesome from start to finish, i got rid of my twin lens reflex in 1990 may look into getting another, keep'em coming.
Thank you. I love using the TLR - but it's tough to use in town, people keep coming up to either ask what it is or tell me about the one their Dad owned!😎
Drew
@@loneshootr 😂😂😂
often replicated but never duplicated in the same way
:)
How many pixels per square inch of the hypotenuse angular refraction? Only kidding, this is great advice lone shootr. Thanks for the video.
I was waiting for someone to ask that.
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Thanks brother 😎
Drew
Yeeeeeah, somebody putting out a 'positive' Pictorialist vlog. Every vlog/documentary I've seen that does that pictorialist/modernist, Steichen/Steiglitz transition essentially pans pictorialism as pretense and not using cameras, the 'modern' invention as they should be.
I went back to film just because of the over-clinical look that digital creates. Its really ironic that people then turn to filters to create some 'feeling' in their photo's.
Yeah to be honest I get a bit bored with what 'genre', what 'style' and all the rules and pigeonholes we put on photos really. I just like what I like - happy in my lack of sophistication.
Film is my happy place though I have to ration it due to costs at the moment, but the more AI takes over - the more I want to use film.
I can see a time very soon when I shoot film and nothing else.
Drew
Now the real question is how to get a similar look with video?
Now you can't just throw that out there and leave it. You've created the character (sorta like Heisenberg of Breaking Bad noir). So, from this moment forward i'll only address you as "Zwollenstein" and I expect the title of the channel to be "Zwollenstein - Lone Shootr". Please put it up to a vote Sir. ( ; - ) jk - sorta Btw, pretty daggone cool video.
Thank you my friend.
I have a horrible feeling we haven't heard the last of Zwollenstein unfortunately...
Okay, now I’m wondering who Leonard Misonne is… 🧐 🤔 🤨
Ha - thankfully he's a lot more real than Alfred Zwollenstein 😎
Drew