Film Photographers Need This - AstrHori XH2

[@MichaelAngeloSilvaggio]

Great vid review. Just a quick question, did you under-expose all your shots by one stop (specifically the one with the girl inside the house; face shots), and did you have that under-exposure by one indicated on the meter when snapping? thanks

[@hunterhart1]

Thanks man, I exposed correctly for the records but under exposed 1 stop for everything else.

[@fromdonwithlove]

I sold my Sekonic years ago. Not sure how I’d integrate light meters into my current run and gun workflow. Thanks for reintroducing me to them. Triggered some nostalgia.

[@hunterhart1]

Thanks for watching man! Super great light meter if ya ever need something simple.

[@JerredZ]

I'm buying those sunglasses. I want a whole video on them. I need it.

[@hunterhart1]

They’re sick.

[@jwanger142]

Wow, I'm always really impressed with your photos! Curious what lens you paired with the M10 for this session? I'm hunting for a new lens for my first rangefinder - M9.

[@hunterhart1]

@@jwanger142 hey thanks so much!! I used the 28mm Simera and the 50mm 1.4 TTart

[@nicklopro]

Nice breakdown! For a while Ive wanted a roll film press cam like the omega. Are you gonna be using it for client work or just your own stuff?

[@hunterhart1]

I’ve used it at weddings for people who wanted medium format, but mostly my own stuff. It’s actually really great, I had the RZ67 and would much rather carry this than that tbh.

[@nicklopro]

@@hunterhart1 ya those mamiya cams are quite brick-ish. Even my m645 aint a joy to lug around

[@elisguerra2491]

How can you measure the exposure when using flash ? Great content btw🔥

[@hunterhart1]

@@elisguerra2491 thanks and personally I’d just use a digital camera beside the film camera first just to be safe.

[@nick_a_pagan]

You're like the skinny, white version of me

[@hunterhart1]

😅 thanks

[@TheGoatKid23]

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