a special aerochrome project
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cameras: nikon f2, nikon fa
I’m tripping on that glass of water.
it's not optically aligned
what the heck is happening with that glass of water?! In some shots, it looks straight, in others... it does not; while everything else seems not to be optically messed up in the same region! I'm really scared!!!
lol it was also freshly poured. Looked nice and cold. Level didn't change throughout the video though hmmm
Kodak, look what you're doing to this man. Just give the man his Aerochrome.
Dude this is honestly beyond impressive. Mechanical engineering and photography combined together. Super interesting and inspiring
I agree, amazing, Jason you are a genius!
It would be cool to experiment with different film stocks using this rig to see how the results change. Like what would the images look like if you were to do everything the same here only use a different colour film stock ? For instance, What would Lomochrome Purple paired with the infrared Black and White film stock look like?
I love those self engineering projects. Eventually if you develop it through the coolest sh*t comes out of it. Nicely done man.
One of the best, self engineered photography projects I’ve seen in a while. Great Job!
Hooray today is a good day a new video from Grainydays!
Ngl, I loved those unintentional artsy compositions
You carried my interest all the way through Jason. Great job.
As soon as I saw the title I knew he had done it. Great job, jason. I've tried this technique with a digital camera (but on a tripod, taking one color and one IR image and combining them) and I quite liked my images. Though when I thought of a beam splitter I thought of a technicolor camera - one lens, beam splitter behind it, light going towards two strips of film.
My first thought 'oh maybe I try it', halfway throughout the video 'I'll stick to fompan'
I do not doubt your commitment to sparkle motion.
Great commitment to the cause - Just don't get committed for the cause!
Well I have to say that the results…I like them. 👏👏👏
Really cool idea. Basically what Hoyte did in Nope for their day for night scenes.
I love the idea to implementation that you did here! Glad it worked out pretty well.
Dude that's insane...ly awesome.
This is cool as hell! I love this creativity and the uniqueness of the photos. You made something really cool here imo.
Kodak should knock on your door and officially thank you for inspiring them to BRING AEROCHROME BACK
I see you have advanced from Junior wizard to Lead-Junior wizard👨🎓!!! Congrats on the build and I love the results.
0 cap whatsoever, this man is a genius 💀💀💀
Wait what do you mean at the end till you find a better solution with the subtle text saying you already have? you cant tease us like that man. Amazing concept and incredible video as always
Kodak needs to see this video and this man's efforts.
You freaking madman! That was the nerdiest, most amazing thing I ever saw on any photography channel!that’s worth it’s own book or exhibition!
Inventive! I think what you did IMO was create a machine, mechanism DIY to bring another level of creativity to your final digital product. Though in this day/age working in analog photography it is necessary(?) to produce a 'final' product of the work in digital to reach the modern times audience, you have created something still in the analog realm to present a more creative final product. Well done Jason and interesting document of your aerochrome inspiration to make something else. In other words I thought it was cool!
Jason, impressive proof of concept, showing you can reproduce the Aero-Chrome effect with film (or digital). It need some more iterations to become a more practical setup.
i'll finish the latest mamiyamigos episode and come back to this after
"prismatic aberration" love it.
That's a pretty sick project man.
Cool to see Attic Darkroom mentioned in this video, I think you have a similar dry humor.
Quite the climax to the aerochrome saga
Great job. Proud of you.
This is the content I am here for lol. Great work Jason.
Gddamn you took the obsession to a whole new level right here. And now you have a teleprompter, too.
Goddamn. This is the craziest video I’ve ever seen you do. I can’t decide if it’s a good thing or a bad thing.
Good effort. I’m impressed.
There is more than enough interest in aerochrome to bring it back as a commercially viable, if not niche, consumer product.
The pool is back!
unreal! Love the problem solving and rig.
I respect the commitment to doing color infrared on film that you would try this instead of just getting an IR converted digital camera. I think you could work through the problems with this if you just gave in and used a tripod. At least for getting the cameras aligned. Mount that rig on your 8x10 tripod and put some paper up on a wall. Then mark the corners of the frame in one viewfinder with a marker on the paper. Then adjust the other camera to fit those corners. Also, I assume you were using the same lens but on different bodies? I wonder if finding two matching bodies might work better as far as making sure the shutters sync up better. Maybe also use ND filters to make sure both cameras have the same shutter speed and aperture.
13:01 - I love this photo. the colors almost give me IRL spider-verse vibes
"To me, it looks like aerochrome in the same way that sh*t looks like chocolate" 🤣🤣🤣
That water glass is fire
That's a hell of a lot of effort to manufacture something that can be replicated digitally and I absolutely LOVE IT!
This is an outstanding video. I never heard of Aerochrome. The work you did and the knowledge you have is impressive. I am not much of a photographer anymore but years ago I read some stuff about a company called Life Pixel and they modify digital cameras to produce results similar to yours. Their cameras and your film processes are very interesting. Thank you. Keep up the great work. 👍 👍 👍
With the approach of using two different film stocks you could also shoot with different film backs on MF. But of course this doesn't solve the issue that both frames aren't exposed at the same time.
Thank god you pet the dog in the end. I was starting to get nervous.
Very cool and interesting project!!
Thanks for another great presentation.....good thinking there!!
Goddamn you must really love Aerochrome. That's next level dedication.
Sweet stuff! Love the thought process and dedication, terriffic! ❤ 🎉🎉 its nice to know we can still invent for the love of art
Hey super cool stuff! For better image alignment, other than mechanical modification's, try using Hugin stitch for overlapping the images, it warps the images to overlap better,
Cheers !
Huh, now that sounds awfully familiar like the rig Hoyte Van Hoytema used in Peele's "Nope"
I see you have constructed a new LightSplitter. Caleb-Wan has taught you well.
Congratulations. Nice pictures. But you've made my darkroom struggles with salted paper printing relaxing and enjoyable in comparison. Thanks!
honestly I like these pictures more then the OG aerochrome...Like truly and honestly, I love the slight yellowish cast it has in the normally oversaturated reds of true aerochrome. Just my 2 cents on it.
Go Jason go
this is fire
You either die a hero, or live long enough to get frustrated and build your own aerochrome work around.
You should set up a tree stand or something at the corner of that pool.
This was beautiful!
thats so fucking cool.
God damn work of art!
i'm so distracted by the wonky glass of water on the table
this is an absolute masterpiece.
"what are you laughing so hard about?" - wife asking me while i watched this video. amazing
this rig can probably be made a lot lighter though by designing a custom mount and cutting down the beam splitter (does it have to be that huge?)
maybe at most 10% heavier than the weight of the two cameras on it.
You’re a goddamn Flaming Hot Mt Dew Fueled scientist.
I think part of the issue here is how the colours are added / mixed. The IR layer might be better as a red mask over the underlying layer rather than removing red from that layer entirely. Maybe for the other image use Ektar or Superia. Maybe easier to align with two digital cameras.
Also, I don’t know if you accounted for infrared having a different focus adjustment than visible light?
That was fucking awesome
Brilliant.
I really love the results though
Longpass Dichroic Mirrors/Beamsplitters: 550 nm Cut-On Wavelength
Think I might be buy some actual Aerochrome 😭
wowwww this is really cool. IMPRESSIVE
This Zeiss Cine Grenade, randomly chilling in the background. As if it would not be worth like 10x of all of my belongings lol :D
Superb video. Sure, it's not the real deal but the shots looked very cool and certainly similar. Amazing stuff!
Freakin' impressive. Let me know when you start mass producing and selling these rigs. Would help if you could include a one-step macro that just did everything you did that I couldn't follow in Lightroom and Photoshop. Btw, I'm interested in film. Could you please advise how to hookup a couple 16mm Bolex/Arriflex cams in JasonVision®
I knew years ago this channel would produce something eventually.
Am still subscribed to previously developed conspiracy theory that dude had already done some kind of digital preset nearly indistinguishable from original Aerochrome (hence "already did lol" at the end of the video). Which only makes his obsession of this film even more prevalent tbh and I, like most here fucking love it
Awesome!
It must be fun to bring to rig to Hawaii
Jason, the 🐐
fucking bonkers dude this one better go turbo viral
Sells Pentax 67 because of gravity. Carries this rig around. 😂
Isnt this what Hoyte Van Hoytema did in Nope! for night for day sequences?
alright alright alright
Good job Jason!
*That crazy SOB did it*
You have to be an engineer to appreciate the simplicity and flaws of a mk 1 prototype! My professor said, don't trust any prototype below the mk4 😂 What you did was incredible, I hope one day to try out that idea 💡
this is what years of drinking flaming mountain dew does to a man
wow!
That's one fine Nifty video. I'm just missing a bit of Caleb Kenyoueven.
You are crazy and I love it
Reminds me of the old technicolor camera
Wow that’s interesting. Great video though. Love you jason
Muscles are essential for all photographers.
Ever consider the kolarivision filters?
sweet snap on shirt dude
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Get a monopod bro. Great work!
Thanks
No thank you