Is Shooting Expired Film Still OVERRATED

[@owainshaw]

Nobody asked for it but my take on expired film is about the same as film, digital, lenses or any other medium related consideration - if the most interesting thing about your picture is what it was made with, that's something to be concerned about. The portraits in the trailer park are excellent portraits regardless of the medium - the medium doesn't matter because the pictures are great in their composition, lighting, model and her interaction with the photographer, all the stuff that really matters so we're not distracted by what film it was shot on and whether it was expired or not. Good pictures are good pictures regardless of the medium.

[@daijohnm.6346]

This take here >>

[@Dkess_media]

i think it’s very cool to see what people can do with different equipment and films and such but if you get to involved into all of the little things and not so much the thought and passion in the photo then the photo loses its shine

[@amal8657]

Even with expired film, your photos are still 🔥🔥

[@jeremebraggs2315]

Missing the puddle shot hurt my heart. Keep killing it vuh

[@rdog77]

Love the overall vibe of this video. I’m personally just getting into shooting film and figuring things out. I've not shot expired film but I've seen a lot of good results from the more skilled photographers. Best line ever when he saw the refection in the poodle “am I actually a photographer bro?” lol! btw Detroit always reminds me of a photography book I came across. I highly recommend “Detroit Disassembled” by Andrew Moore. The Photographs in that book are amazing.

[@rubeneverts7191]

Love him or hate him. Vuh always spittin' facts. Keep it up brother!

[@soccerjockey]

I love the trio of images at 12:25, especially the wide shot with the toppled basket. so good.

[@ibreez661]

The price for expired film is way too hyped rn. Thats the only justification on why you shouldn't "waste" money on expired film. We used to be able to buy discontinued and expired film by bulk on the cheap. Now bunch of hipster kids and youtuber just hype up the price and we cant get them for fair price anymore. If not because of that, expired film is almost a must when shooting film stock thats no longer in production.

[@housemusic325]

For me it's easy to understand why expired films are overrated : - expired film cost more than equivalent fresh film - expired film can have been stored like trash and give bad result - expired film don't give any money to the manufacturer who struggle to survive since digital era. - expired film is not a reliable way to test older discontinued film stock because they are unpredictable. - expired film is harder to develop, my lab don't develop it at all... Why expired film is cool : - expired film is more challenging to shoot - expired film can give weird result that look good - expired film can be sometimes cheaper - expired film give you the ability to test older film stock if stored in a fridge or freezer Personally I don't do expired film so much, I've tried some of them and for me, it's bad to feel that the film in your camera cannot shoot anything serious because of the unpredictable behavior of the emulsion...

[@EmilyKingo099]

can you make a video please of how you export your photos🥺🥺🥺?

[@jasgrewal]

This guy's videos are a vibe. Great stuff. Appreciate the regular content 👏🏼

[@jonrod7990]

that b roll at 5:48 is beautiful man what video cam and lens was that shot with? would also be dope to see a tut on how that was color graded!

[@cheabjeli]

Fairly sure it's A7III with 16-35 GM. I've been wanting a tutorial on how Vuh shoots, corrects & grades his video footage forever. Hopefully one day he makes a video talking about it.

[@jonrod7990]

@@cheabjeli thank you boss!

[@sampressley4371]

Great vid as always. Been following since the sigma art 24mm days (you're honestly the reason I copped that lens). watching you continue to grow as an artist has been so inspiring. onward and upward fam. p.s. that lace swap on the Bred 4s is 🔥🔥🔥

[@kennethmerlos3046]

Look at the little bug walking across "what's up Homie" at the beginning of the video

[@pattysfilms]

the choice of music starting at 7:07 is 🔥🔥🔥

[@samzieontour]

love the video look! what camera and lens do you use?😍

[@Kid5eeghost]

my boy Vuh for the people forreals you inspiring me to make a video of shooting film in south central

[@NielsdeKemp]

I have inherited my grandfathers Hasselblad, made a video about it, it’s on my channel! Got some expired film too, going to try it… I look forward to hearing your take on expired film, gonna watch you video now. Cheers from The Netherlands bro! 🇳🇱👊

[@NielsdeKemp]

*Kodak Gold looked 🔥🔥🔥

[@nelsono4315]

I recently shot 2 120 rolls of Ilford HP 5 Plus 400. Those rolls expired in July 1996 but they had been in my fridge all that time. I just got a medium format camera so what better way to test the camera and the film. One roll came out with half of the roll blank but the rest was good. The 2nd roll all the shots came out. I rated the 400 speed film at 100 to make up for the age. 27 years is a long time for film to sit in a fridge. I would never use expired film for anything important.

[@jeremyrowlettmedia]

I think the joy of shooting expired film is just the gamble and the pay off being something really unique.

[@pastiestatheist]

Damn dude they gonna revoke your film shooter license for missing that reflection shot

[@markdixon9826]

1968 - a long time ago! I was going to school back then - go easy with the ageist stuff man! Ps it was a freakin’ long time ago 😀😀

[@MrJensRoger]

what camera did you use on this video to vlog ?

[@nikking5532]

I think it really depends on what you're shooting too, if maybe it's more casual stuff where you don't go in with a critical viewpoint, then i think expired film works well.

[@rahmelg]

Let me buy your video presets bro. Your colors go crazy and I need to level up my videos.

[@nicholasswan]

Do you have a preset for the footage you used with the woman in the mobile home park?

[@dylanst]

unfortunately i once used expired film and once my pictures were processed, there was mold all over my pictures, and they were ruined. haven’t used expired film since...

[@eugenezagidullin4893]

I shoot very old black and white film to get a very specific look with fog and other defects

[@DLivingston]

I love how these shots came out! The compositions in the trailer park were so good!

[@chuyvee]

Expired film going crazy BABYYY 🔥

[@taterandy3958]

Well it not the film. Its the skills of the photographer !!! You one of the best photographer KZbin!!!! Love your work are you ever going to do a photo book

[@robertconstantin1985]

Dope video as always. Sending love from Romania. Expired film is expired film. Personally, I truly believe that there are three factors that can affect the result: ISO value (the lower the better for expired film), how it was stored (if it was stored improperly it's gonna be a bummer) and how old the film is. I like how you just measured and took chances with the expired film. This is what film photography is all about. In addition like someone said in the comments "composition, lighting, model..." ... the rest is just can-can. Keep up. Love the video again !

[@NicosPina]

Do you sell luts?!

[@cmprse]

what’s the song in the beginning???

[@m00dawg]

Oh no that reflection would have been sooooo good! I can't judge though since as a film photographer, I haven't shot any basketball hoop reflections and I haven't even shot any laundry mats! I have shot a few derelict gas stations though...(but not on Cinestill). Anyways! I'm with you on expired film. Well actually I'm both. I miss the color palette of some of the old stocks (like Portra NC/VC) and got pretty ok results with I used them. But I'd prefer that we simply had Portra NC or VC still available to buy fresh. And likewise, the love of expired stocks can be a real bummer when you need to find cheap film to do test exposures. Especially in large format... So yeah I like them. I don't love them. I wouldn't pay much for expired stock. But for the ones I've been gifted, they have been a real treat!

[@cheabjeli]

Vuh! Would it be possible for you to do a video on how you shoot your footage and grade it? Been wanting to see a video as such since your videos have such a unique look. Much love.

[@0zaree100]

I have a lot of expired film which were given to me by other photographers I knew eons ago. I still haven't used it lol.. Good video!

[@RYANPARKPHOTOGRAPHY]

True..too much risk for expired film as you wouldn't really able to expect what to come out. But somehow I like the feeling of that sometimes for daily..

[@kingsleyj5874]

Bro please I bought your 50 dollar preset and it isn’t working I can’t send it into Lightroom bro I tried everything I don’t know if it’s because it’s a cube and not a DNG file . I tried other photographers preset and it worked bro . But I need help please just tell me how to install it

[@phabio7839]

It’s nice to try old and discontinued film stock but it’s too unpredictable and expensive yo make it a habit

[@mrkarki001]

Man the video looked pretty lit, what are you taking them with?

[@saml9100]

Shot a roll of expired svema 64, loved the outcome but would worry to shoot alot of images on it just to come out awful by not knowing how the film had been stored ect over the years

[@matty9595]

for me when I buy cameras from people getting rid of their film cameras. I always get a couple rolls of expired film that they never used. That gets me stuck with expired film. by any means I don't mind expired film but I prefer to buy fresh film so I know what I'm getting out of the rolls.

[@aarontimm]

The only reason to shoot expired film for me is to shoot discontinued film stocks

[@tylerhuttosmith]

I agree, but it can be good to try something way out in left friend when you’re not feeling shit. I’ve had mixed results

[@rakimkalukoshi2888]

I ain't really into films buh am learning something from these tutorials am learning on how to have these angles like ....its really something else u dig what am saying

[@ocelotrevs]

I've found some old film in my flat, so I want to mess about with it.

[@siguuurddahlstrom]

How much does it cost to scan your film?:)

[@expgretaillegacy]

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[@jmm117kgb]

That Mamiya back on the pavement, I cried LMAO Nice shots though keep it up

[@ArtsyGabe]

Loving the music choice!

[@Traveljournalist]

amazing model, cool pictures ! keep up the good work !

[@Caballeroshot]

there's no such thing as expired film as much as there's mishandled film. I've gotten results from Kodak gold that was sitting in a camera bag in an attic for 20 years. I would't use it for paying gigs that's for sure but for experimenting and all around shooting, why not!

[@hotdogavenger7144]

In my experience color film dosen't look great after 10 years or bad conditions but b&w can last a lot longer but that's just my preference

[@okogenetics7314]

FW? Fort worth photo lab in texas?

[@fedearbelaez4912]

I think a lot of things film related are highly fetishized, to the point of people thinking certain gear is imbued with magic. Disregarding the fact that commercial film photography existed for the bulk of a century, advancing with every decade. Given how things evolve, the expensive 1970's lens is probably no better than the late 1990's entry level lens. Same with camera bodies and the likes.

[@jklphoto]

VPS? Damn, that shit is OLD. Used to shoot it in a studio in ATL back in the 1990s. Amazed at how good the Reala looked! Strong images! Are you handholding an RZ?

[@gedabrus7669]

80's VIBEEEEEEEEEEZZZZZ BOYZ

[@RestlessCreatives]

the location!

[@misfittv313]

The photos @ 12:22 🔥🔥🔥

[@joseangelayalalechuga3723]

that mailbox has the A24 vibes

[@shotbyj1485]

Just bought a bundle of expired film so I think the universe is telling me to cancel lol.

[@strangerinmyownskin]

9:15 this is brilliant

[@bluepanda610]

27th!!! Also I can’t wait to be financially stable enough to get out and shoot again. Meanwhile I’ll fill my free time w vuh. These bills cramping my style 😤

[@olympus2OM]

Expired film is a little bit like gambling. On the other side the colors could be still very good or artistically changed. At least expired film is good for the environment because it was already produced many years ago.

[@FlipBerk]

Set the M6 on the floor , LMAO 😂

[@hughboydvisual309]

Vuh I beat the like button tf up. Can I get a print ?

[@filmsbyjoela.c3769]

"sorry its not a drip fest" still has more drip than me rip 😭

[@bentarlinton8707]

These photos are fire tho. Legit fire

[@urosnovakovic4649]

That expired rocking there

[@AlisterMalcolm]

It's film photography's biggest scam lmao

[@aristoioannidis7490]

Hey Vuhlandes! 100%.

[@SEANSCOOLASS]

YEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

[@woodsgamingg9927]

🔥🔥

[@amarierlizana5263]

All the expired film slangers punching the air Rn 🥴

[@pain6154]

🔔 ✅

[@campdog5474]

I over rate my film one stop per decade...

[@MIRRAPIX]

One tip, please look at the camera versus looking at the preview monitor above.

[@jarvisfrancis2159]

People hype expired film?

[@MarkJosephTorres]

Wow

[@harrydavies1748]

First

[@wbrtill291]

the dark room looks fucking lit

[@rubenrosales3305]

Sick shots my dude but get the leica off the ground and load in your hands 🥴

[@vuhlandes]

Lol why do y’all insist on telling me how I should handle MY cameras.

[@clemgeiss9102]

when doing like ur short video montage what filter do u use? its so nice and soft looking