Goed om te zien dat deze regel zo oud als fotografie nog steeds gebruikt wordt door de Younsters (met respect) ik doe straatfotografie met een 1932 Leica standard, en gebruik het alleen maar. f11 zone focussen dus voornamelijk de sluitertijden die wisselen volgens good ol Sunny 16🙌🙌🙌🙌
A very useful explanation. I am a firm believer in having only one camera and one lens. I recently traded-in my Q2, which I thought to be far too ‘clinical’, and instead now have an M-A plus the 35/2 Ultron II. Consequently, I am busying myself learning Sunny 16. I must also decide which film type I prefer. I appreciate that using ISO 100 would limit my ability to shoot in low light, but I will mostly be outside in good light. I see that you use a lot of Portra 400/800 but have you tried Ektar 100, Lomo 400 or Ultramax 400 and if so, what are your thoughts? Many thanks.
Good to hear! Thank you! And way to go with the one camera one lens commitment. I’m a firm believer on that too, definitely for day to day work! I’ve shot a lot of different film but I wanted to also commit on just one color film and one black and white stock. Portra 800 and Ilford HP5 are those choices. Sometimes I like to put a Portra 400 roll in or go crazy with some experimental films. But the basis is P800 and HP5 for everything. Not really a fan of slide film, but that’s just my taste, ultra max is great for the price! Haven’t shot the lomo though!
Someone laugh at me for teaching others to use old rules like sunny 16 and Looney 11. Are old knowledge in photography still relevant today?😢😢😢 i felt so down with that comment.
@@TIPSinc01 he just show a picture of some setting maybe he's an expert or something. I am just helping a fellow where to start to have a better understanding by using the old rules.😢
Instant sub! Helped me greatly! Short, concise, and straight to the point! Love you bro, cheers 🍻
Love to hear that mate! Thanks a lot 🙏🏼
Thank u so so much! I've watched so many videos trying to understand this method and this one was the best one yet. I suddenly feel confident 😌.
Well that’s great to hear! I tried to explain it as good as possible and it seems that it worked! Let me know how it goes 🙌🏼
Awesome! Thanks! Will use!
You’re welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Super helpful! Could you please elaborate on picture at 4:50? That night shot and the settings...
You’re welcome! Well, I shot it at 1/60th and at F2.0 with portra 800 rated at box speed.
Thank you, is it pushed in development?
@@christophersamuelslarsson5922 nope!
Yeah how did you come up with the SS as 1/60th?
Awesome Video man thanks for the great tips!
You’re very welcome mate 🙌🏼
Ga het zeker gebruiken als mijn a1 treug is uit België
Lekker bezig maestro! 😎
thanks for the tips, can’t wait to use the sunny 16 when I visit NY with my XD5 📸
You’re welcome! Let me know if it works out! 🙏🏼
@TIPSinc01 Thanks for the tips! Just curious wen do you use 1/1000?
Take care bro
You’re welcome mate! I almost never use 1/1000th. I’ll stick to 1/500th. But maybe when I have HP5 pushed to 1600 in my camera on a bright sunny day.
Goed om te zien dat deze regel zo oud als fotografie nog steeds gebruikt wordt door de Younsters (met respect) ik doe straatfotografie met een 1932 Leica standard, en gebruik het alleen maar. f11 zone focussen dus voornamelijk de sluitertijden die wisselen volgens good ol Sunny 16🙌🙌🙌🙌
Forever young! Ook al tik ik dit jaar de 30 aan… Maar zeker, de techniek is goud waard en zal zeker blijven bestaan.
@@TIPSinc01 ah bijna 30. Kan het mij nog vaag herinneren 😂😂😂. Goed werk man🙌
@@ferv5470 😭😭😭 thanks maestro!
Not complaining at all, just asking a question but, why is lofi hiphop beats always in combo with shooting film?
Haha I don’t know, it’s the chill vibe I guess. I’m trying to include more genres lately too.. but can’t beat some good (lofi)hiphop beats. 😂
A very useful explanation. I am a firm believer in having only one camera and one lens. I recently traded-in my Q2, which I thought to be far too ‘clinical’, and instead now have an M-A plus the 35/2 Ultron II. Consequently, I am busying myself learning Sunny 16. I must also decide which film type I prefer. I appreciate that using ISO 100 would limit my ability to shoot in low light, but I will mostly be outside in good light. I see that you use a lot of Portra 400/800 but have you tried Ektar 100, Lomo 400 or Ultramax 400 and if so, what are your thoughts? Many thanks.
Good to hear! Thank you! And way to go with the one camera one lens commitment. I’m a firm believer on that too, definitely for day to day work! I’ve shot a lot of different film but I wanted to also commit on just one color film and one black and white stock. Portra 800 and Ilford HP5 are those choices. Sometimes I like to put a Portra 400 roll in or go crazy with some experimental films. But the basis is P800 and HP5 for everything. Not really a fan of slide film, but that’s just my taste, ultra max is great for the price! Haven’t shot the lomo though!
Thanks for the reply and information. I also only want to use one film type so I will experiment with them all to decide which I prefer. @@TIPSinc01
@@NBBuccaneer you’re welcome! And that’s the best way to make a choice! 🙌🏼
Круто, Спасибо!!!
You’re welcome!
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Someone laugh at me for teaching others to use old rules like sunny 16 and Looney 11. Are old knowledge in photography still relevant today?😢😢😢 i felt so down with that comment.
That’s crazy… why would it be different? 😂
@@TIPSinc01 he just show a picture of some setting maybe he's an expert or something. I am just helping a fellow where to start to have a better understanding by using the old rules.😢
I guess they’ll never learn then lol. Because something is old, doesn’t mean it’s not the right way or good.
Shahbsz
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