Berlin street photography with four Olympus recipes

[@brendanclark81]

I really enjoyed this video as the photo results are amazing! I am playing with film recipes and applying them to my Lumix Micro Four Thirds cameras from that same era (GF3, GX1 & GX85). I'm wondering, what film does each of your recipes mimic? They are all great.

[@shelkiefilm]

@@brendanclark81 thanks so much! Appreciate it. I did not aim at any specific film stock exactly, but recipe 1 was inspired by portra 400 (I found iso 200 works better though) and recipe 2 by kodak gold.

[@voltairenacorda1460]

Thank you for the recipes. Very nice results.

[@shelkiefilm]

Thanks for watching! Glad you liked the results :)

[@thientrieu91291]

That monotone recipe is so good!! Also the muted with low gradient is so nice as well. Nice job man!

[@shelkiefilm]

Thanks mate, appreciate it! I am genuinely surprised by how cool and interesting the final pictures are from these old cameras. Now I want to try these recipes with newer Olympus cameras with 16 or 20mp.

[@thientrieu91291]

@@shelkiefilm I've been testing your recipes on my E-P5. For the most parts very comparable. Maybe the colors are a touch more saturated on my 16MP EP5 and definitely more dynamic range. Monotone looks identical. The muted recipe doesn't look quite as nice on my EP5, or maybe the light was just better in your shots. Overall very nice results, thanks man.

[@obsthaendler2245]

Nice! But where are the Recipes?

[@shelkiefilm]

Thanks! They are in the description: www.threads.net/@snapsbyshelkie/post/DAlLGc1Nsd7?xmt=AQGzt9grRvhbt_2yXw3Uslts71CoEx5z1DvZyDVTQqjrWg Did not find a way to put them in the video

[@obsthaendler2245]

Great, thank you :)