Ep 4 Film Road Trip to the Grand Tetons with my Pentax 67 & Leica M5

[@NateG459]

Such good shots and great metering skills!

[@ronaldsand3000]

Such great colours composition and rendering Looks like such a wonderful road trip vacation

[@MacShootsFilm]

Many thanks

[@weizhang6979]

Inadvertent pressing of the shutter can be avoided if you advance the film right before the shot. Just a thought. I do that to keep the film as flat as possible. By advancing right before taking the shot, I think the film stays the flattest in my opinion. Also, have you looked into Fuji 6x9 rangefinders? They are fun to shoot. They are kind of like a Leica shooting medium format 6x9.

[@j.k5654]

Mac, did you post this video before or am I having a deja vu?

[@MacShootsFilm]

Re-uploaded it due to sound issues on the first version. The struggle is real! LOL

[@j.k5654]

@@MacShootsFilm Thanks brother. Chin up

[@PaulWills]

Hi Mac, loving the films! I’m a novice with film, why do you shoot 400 iso film at 200? And how do you know it won’t be overexposed?

[@MacShootsFilm]

Most film can handle being overexposed 1-1.5 stops. I shoot at 200 for two reasons. 1) It ensures I have details in the shadows and 2) LOMO 400 has a slight color shift when overexposed and I love the look!

[@sometimesgamer]

Hi, how did you take that great panorama shot with the Pentax? I'm just new to film photography.

[@MacShootsFilm]

I took 5 shots and stitched them together in Adobe Lightroom!

[@sometimesgamer]

@@MacShootsFilm Thanks for the reply!