Today In Film #5 - EKTACHROME SHIPPING / Folding 120 Cameras / A YouTube First Timer - Sept 25, 2018

[@teleaddict23]

So glad for the release of Ektachrome. At least now if Fuji discontinue Provia and Velvia we still have one slide film left. In fact, the the Ektachrome release may cause a slide film resurgence and hopefully make Fuji reconsider.

[@AwesomeCameras]

Sure would be nice if Fuji stopped discontinuing film stocks!

[@WillemVerb]

Dude you're too kind thank you so much

[@ceritat625]

Willem Verbeeck You are great photographer, you deserve a mention. Loved the fashion shoot, the colours were gorgeous, who needs digital when film can look so amazing. Your photos rock!

[@WillemVerb]

Filmnut Girl really means a lot thank you ❤️

[@AwesomeCameras]

please keep putting out more great content! I'm totally digging it!!

[@GoonosaurusRex]

these videos are such a great addition to the film community.

[@AwesomeCameras]

thanks! just trying to spread the love!!

[@ambassador269]

Great video again, really loving these and finding out cool people to check out in the community. Since I tend to shoot low light stuff at sunset with landscapes I like to shoot Ektar, even though it's not a particularly fast film the colours it brings out when the sky is lit up right at the end of the day just look great.

[@monmioamio]

👍🏻You are back on the right side of the screen. Which leaves ample room for negative space. 👌🏻And I find respectful to your co-presenter✌🏻

[@AwesomeCameras]

There's no co-presenter. Just me...

[@AndresRuiz-gs8vm]

I like this video & how you highlight vids that you like around

[@AwesomeCameras]

Thanks so much! Glad you liked it!

[@erichartke4331]

Great video so far I have probably enjoyed the T-Max P3200 in low light the most. I loaded up my newly acquired yashica t4 super with some P3200 and shot my wedding reception. I got some awesome results. Delta 3200 is real nice in medium format as well. I took it camping this summer and shot it at 1600 turned out great.

[@AwesomeCameras]

nice! ive been hearing alot about the Delta shot at 1600, does it really cut down on the grain all that much?

[@erichartke4331]

AwesomeCameras there is a reduction in grain. I shot my last roll of delta in my Pentacon Six and it was pretty clean looking I could only see it when zooming in.

[@dawsonbender7346]

Love watching these! Keep em coming

[@AwesomeCameras]

oh, dont worry! theyre gonna keep coming!!!

[@WhereDidHugo]

Cinestill 800T for me! The weird red halos around light sources might not be for everyone but I quite like the effect, and I love the tungsten colour balance :)

[@Maartin2000]

Really like these videos! You still need to check out "Old Cameras" :D Favorit film in low light is Lomographys CN800. Color is the way to go for me!

[@AwesomeCameras]

Old cameras is definitely on my sub list!

[@shaunhall8158]

Definitely Delta 3200 for low light, coupled with a 50mm 1.2 On my F3 it gives me opportunities at very low light. Keep up the vlogs - love ‘em!

[@NeilSmallerFilms]

Love these videos!! Creating a fantastic community around analogue photography!!

[@AwesomeCameras]

We're working on it! Growing every day!

[@AaronFleming]

Bloody love these videos man! Thanks for another feature amigo. Highly recommend the Hexar

[@AwesomeCameras]

Yaaa, now I wanna find one! Looks like a great shooter

[@ColinBloodworth]

Honestly, I get the best results with cheap films that I feel no pressure to make things perfect. In low light, probably Tmax? Daylight, I love Kodak Gold 200. I love those warm tones. Another great wrap up, thanks for keeping the community up to date, my man.

[@AwesomeCameras]

thanks for watching!! See you next time!

[@ronsteed]

TMax for me as well. If you are looking for ideas .... Any information about the least expensive way to develop. I am only doing black and white right now because I can do the negatives then do the scanning myself. I love film but it is spendy! Great channel, keep up the great work 👍

[@AwesomeCameras]

I have been planning on getting into the developing side of things... there are alot of options out there for developing. I have been sending most everything out to a lab lately, but want to experiment more with home development.

[@mikeniftythrifty9301]

Another good one!

[@AwesomeCameras]

thanks so much Mike!

[@VivaLaFilm]

Nice one again dude! I was just watching Mango Street’s vid and Sam Elkins have his own KZbin channel worth watching ;) ... my favorite film to shoot in low light is Fujifilm Superia 1600

[@AwesomeCameras]

I'll have to check out Sam's channel! and everyone keeps telling me about the Superia 1600! how have I not tried it yet?!? I'll have to get on that!

[@VivaLaFilm]

AwesomeCameras you should definitely try it ese!

[@vimerveilles]

I'm still super new to using film, so I've mostly avoided low light or any film higher than 400 bc I'm afraid it'll be too blurry or grainy. I just grab a tripod and extend the exposure time like a cheap skate.

[@AwesomeCameras]

nahhh, get something higher! give it a shot. you'll be surprised how easy it is, and how low of light you can actually shoot in with it!!

[@KingJvpes]

Thanks Joey 😭😭 We gotta make a video together one of these days!

[@AwesomeCameras]

Hell yes we do! Soon!

[@FelipeAlMoreno]

pushing HP5+ always has given me good result, and it's half the price comparing to Delta 3200 and Tmax p3200

[@MrBrownstone1992]

Miss those funky t-shirts

[@jdmjon7]

Lomo 400 at box speed works pretty good for me at low light saturations.

[@AwesomeCameras]

man, I havent shot Lomo film since they had a clearance on it at Urban Outfitters probably 6 years ago... I remember paying $1.95 for 3 packs of film, it was amazing!

[@jdmjon7]

AwesomeCameras Wow, right on! It would be nice if they do another sale like that. Lol

[@buymorefilm1108]

Any expired film above 400 I got in my fridge haha!

[@hardboiledcraig]

I shoot tri-x or Superia 1600 in low light

[@AwesomeCameras]

Do you push the Tri-x?

[@hardboiledcraig]

@@AwesomeCameras either that or I like shooting my point and shoot at night. Tri-x at box speed with flash is still gets me some pretty crisp and contrasty photos :)

[@shanan1124]

Just bought five super eight cartridges of Ektachrome direct from Kodak.

[@zouteharing007]

Tmax p3200 in the fridge.. to scared to try it

[@AwesomeCameras]

Whaaaat!? Get out there and shoot it!

[@CappyJae]

Thanks, man! Appreciate it :)

[@AwesomeCameras]

heck ya dude!~ keep the videos coming!!! would love to see some different film stocks shot through that Fujica!

[@m00dawg]

A: Lately it's T-MAX 3200 (TMZ), often pulled to 1600 and soupled in XTOL. It's got grain but I find I like the contrast better than Delta 3200 (which for me at 3200 or 1600 has been a contrast monster with monster sized and very razorey grain). If it's not too dark, the look of HP5 at 800 is pretty sweet so it's my "sort of dark" film.

[@AwesomeCameras]

I need to try pushing some HP5. I dont know why I havent tried it yet?!?

[@DmitryKoupriyanov]

Tri-X only Tri-X if I'm feeling it I'll push it to 1600 or just shoot wide open cause why but a fast lens ;)

[@ctrivin]

Don’t really shot in low light situations but if I have to give an answer Good ole TriX pushed to 1600

[@AwesomeCameras]

Sounds like that's pretty common. May need to do. Video on that soon...

[@CaveatLondon]

Thanks so much for the nice comments about my work (instagram.com/jza_tog/) really appreciate it!

[@tonyhuse5045]

I shoot Type-42 (bw russian aerophoto film) and develop with push

[@AwesomeCameras]

I'll have to try and find some of that film, Ive never heard of it!

[@thnikkamax]

Superia/Natura 1600.. Raid your local pro photo shops cause it's drying up fast.

[@AwesomeCameras]

I'm on it!

[@tjsomethinornothin8094]

Portra400 pushed to 1600 (and more?! Wha??) For the win every time!

[@AwesomeCameras]

Why Portra 400? and not push Portra 800? have you tried it? any difference?

[@tjsomethinornothin8094]

No I haven’t tried pushing P800 TBH but from what I understand P400 pushes better. And it’s always given me gorgeous results. (My lab pushes via temp not time and that might make all the difference)

[@alexcheetah79]

I would shoot more natura 1600 if the film wasn't discontinued.

[@shaddking4318]

HP5 pushed and developed in some good ol' microphen 😍

[@AwesomeCameras]

how far do you push it?

[@shaddking4318]

Usually 1600, but I have tried 3200 with usable results :)

[@trunorth4205]

whatever is in the fridge

[@AwesomeCameras]

That's been my policy as well lately :)

[@ddaly20111993]

Superia1600

[@AwesomeCameras]

I'll have to try that out! Still never shot it myself...

[@ddaly20111993]

AwesomeCameras it’s amazing

[@radhiroslai7434]

tri-x

[@zouteharing007]

#shootfilmlikeabossgang

[@AwesomeCameras]

Im definitely with you on that!

[@k0ba_]

Kodak Tmax p3200

[@adrianlong6701]

Thanks for the info I really like your channel. You should checkout Paul C Smith here on KZbin

[@AwesomeCameras]

Thanks for the suggestion! Hadn't seen that channel before! Good stuff

[@JefferyAHoward]

Enjoyed your video. I shot a good bit of low light on film. I like to use a Nikon FM because the viewfinder is easier for me to see in dim light, than some of my other Nikons. Normally I use an old 50mm F1.4 lens from the 1980s. I have been doing this for 40 years, but I still just an amateur doing it for fun not money. For shooting in bars or streets at night, I like to use Tri-X pushed to 1600 with Rodinal or HC-110. I have also used Ilford HP5 at times. As for developing, I do a semi stand method. Rodinal 1:100 for 90 minutes gives me consistent 1600 speed. I have examples of some photos I have taken and developed with this method, as well as detailed info on the developing, on my website. jefferyahoward.com

[@AwesomeCameras]

You have some great info on your site! I'm gonna have to try out that stand developing your outlined...

[@GaetanCormier]

Really enjoy this series you recently started, fun to learn what's out there in the world! Don't hesitate to drop by my channel (and enjoy my Quebecer accent :P ), my latest video is about a wicked new camera that is available that very little people know about. Keep up the good work!

[@AwesomeCameras]

Subscribed!~! Derek just bought a camera similar to that! Is it from a guy in Italy? Regardless. we will have a similar camera that should be making an appearance on the channel at some point in the near future...

[@GaetanCormier]

The Pali K6x14Vx is made in the US.. I think that the maker is in California if I'm not mistaken.. If you want more info, check out the webpage 6x14.netsoft2k.com/

[@vintagetechmall]

Hey, great content! It would be such an honor to get featured sometime. Please check out my film content. Cheers!

[@alejandrochavarria7096]

Expired Tri-x

[@AwesomeCameras]

Shot at box speed?

[@alejandrochavarria7096]

Box speed and then pushed in development one stop. It's great! The results have been pretty consistent: contrast, grain and exposure is on point.

[@AwesomeCameras]

nice! I love hearing all the different processes!

[@alejandrochavarria7096]

Yeah man! I love the grain I get, it's awesome. Come down to Miami! Last I heard you were gonna make a trip?

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Wow man, thanks a lot! I'm gobsmacked! Ilford 3200!

[@AwesomeCameras]

your video was awesome! fully enjoyed it!! Can't wait to explore you channel more, and see what your back catalog has to offer!

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Thanks again Joey.