Berlin Subway | CINESTILL 800T

[@Geert890]

Sold my kidney for 3 rolls of cinestill *pulls out Leica M6*

[@KarinMajoka]

hahah, true 😂 that's were the second kidney went though

[@alberte58]

Better get the 4 rolls of Silbersalz35 500T for it.

[@Geert890]

@@alberte58 it's just as expensive as portra would be including processing and shipping

[@Grumpygrumpo]

This video is great. Not too slow, great music

[@theoldcameraguy]

The colors, lights, halation - Perfect use of CineStill 800T!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you, Dave! :)

[@SamuelStreetlife]

My thoughts? It was freaking awesome!! So many cool shots! Those red LED's with the Astra sign were soooooo sick. And the music was a great fit, too. Good vibes! Makes me want to sell my one kidney that I still have after buying two rolls of CineStill last year... :D

[@onigrapher]

Should give it a try! 😖

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks so much for your comment Mr. must-be nice, really appreciate it ✌🏼Oh, so you have shot Cinestill before? How was your experience and how did you like it?

[@TatianaHopper]

“Do it for the art” ❤️ (2:35min my favourite). Overall great vibe and locations.

[@KarinMajoka]

I had a feeling that this sentence would stick with you ⚡️ Thanks for your comment, T!

[@andrewhowarth4578]

@@KarinMajoka At my age, even for art I can't get down on my knees without a waist level viewfinder! Andy

[@josephstitt137]

The last images of storefront with all the red lights were my favorite. Perfect use of the characteristic halations of Cinestill.

[@KarinMajoka]

That is one of my favourites as well, thanks for your comment! The red halation of this film is really quite something.

[@josephstitt137]

I’ve never shot Cinestill, but if you’re looking to lessen the halations I’ve heard that a diffusion filter helps with that. I noticed that some of your photos had some starring at the light sources. In my experience / research this comes from shooting at the smaller apertures (f8-f16) and a diffusion filter will help get rid of the starring, too. I personally use a 1/4 diffusion filter.

[@KarinMajoka]

Joseph Stitt I never saw the light stars as something to get rid of since I often enjoyed the look of those. However, the idea to use a diffusing filter is pretty cool indeed, I was thinking to get a black pro mist filter at one point to diffuse the light and get a more vintage look in some situations. They are unfortunately pretty expensive, but in case I will get one I will for sure also try it out on a future roll of cinestill. Thanks!

[@FPVJustin]

This video is so Genuine and so much more then just a review. Everything about it: your pictures , music and video editing. It's like looking A movie! Thanks for posting this!

[@freddyromo7954]

‘Berlin Got Blurry’ - Parquet Courts. Awesome shots Karin! Do it for the art, I love it! Great use of cinestill, your video makes me miss getting lost in Berlin…subways, music, the food, and beautiful people. Can’t wait to go back. Just subscribed. Cheers from Los Angeles!

[@geoffmphotography9444]

Just caught up with this one. Fantastic images and compositions.

[@GreenRC24]

Hello Karin, I just found your channel. I really enjoyed this video, great work! These photos are absolutely beautiful, my favorite it @ 2:34.

[@NRecob]

I've always loved super wides & I really like Cine Still 800T @500. Gorgeous Images Karin. Thank you for posting this--I know it was a boatload of work for you & for Basti.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you so much, I appreciate it. :)

[@film.fiasco]

I watched this video months ago, and now, after shooting some film, I see it with new eyes. Great stuff, Karim. Lovely pictures and amazing vibes! Keep it up :D

[@film.fiasco]

and with "new eyes", i mean, I've also been experiencing the horrible situation in which you are not on bulb mode when shooting during the night, and also carrying out a tripod everywhere, haha. Unfortunately, I haven't had the joy of taking pictures that are as good as yours...

[@digitaldion]

Your photographs are stunning. The combination of Cinestill 800t and the Leica M6 worked very well. It was also lovely to see many familiar places in Berlin! I did a photo walk there with my Leica M9 just over a year ago, and another one with my Fuji X100 in December. It is a beautiful city to photograph. Thanks for the great video and beautiful pictures.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks for your nice comment, I appreciate it! Berlin is a lovely place to photograph, so many interesting spots and people. Hope I can go back some time soon :)

[@patrickhennigs4501]

Großartige Arbeit....tolle Aufnahmen auf den Bahnhöfen...👏🏻👍🏻

[@KarinMajoka]

Danke dir Patrick! :)

[@monchogarciacom]

Great job, very good control of the light. I'm loving the way you are planning your photography.

[@certs743]

Great video and some beautiful and creative photos. Very impressive.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks for your comment, I appreciate it! ⚡️

[@jeg569]

Beautiful photos and angles.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks for your comment, I appreciate it! ⚡️

[@Nikos_prinio]

Glorious film and gorgeous shots ! well done !

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks for your comment, I appreciate it :)

[@EricAllardBTV]

I discovered your channel when I was researching medium format film cameras but I subscribed because you are an excellent photographer. These are beautiful images and your choice of film definitely complimented the subject! Great work and I look forward to watching all of your videos.

[@KarinMajoka]

Then firstly: hello and welcome! :) Thanks so much for your kind words, I appreciate it.

[@marxoniomizu]

absolutely amazing shoots. I liked the one with the very yellow subway train the most (at about 3:14). But they all stand out. Makes me want to just go out and take some photos immediately.

[@KarinMajoka]

I love comments like this - if there's only one person on this planet that feels inspires to grab their camera and go out to shoot because of my videos there is nothing more I could wish for. So thanks, this means a lot, I hope you will catch something good ⚡️

[@Danielpettitphotography]

Really nice collection 😊

[@NBartrina]

I love Berlin. Great night scenes. Any of the shots is great. I never tried to shoot at night . Something to do in the future.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks a lot for your comment, I appreciate it! Night photography is loads of fun, hope you get to try it someday in the future. :)

[@normandong4479]

Karin, the more I look at these Berlin subway photos taken with Cinestill film the more enchanted I get. I have not used Cinestill film but find the pictures to be like using a very fast color reversal film. I still use Fuji Provia F slide film (love the detail and color of reversal film) and may try Cinestill at some point. Shooting at night where there are lit cafes, shops and bookstores would be ideal--if only the normal night life would return here in California. Your shots were marvelous and you looked so cute in that video too. Regards.

[@KarinMajoka]

You have my respect for shooting slide film in challenging conditions such as at night. I love shopping slide film from time to time (Provia and Velvia are my favourites), but definitely feel a bit nervous due to the fact that it does not handle over- or underexposure well, so it's even more important to get the metering spot on.

[@Tannerjackfilms]

Berlin and photography! This video was amazing, I love how you broke down the shooting techniques as well

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you! ⚡️

[@HD-tj2uo]

Die Farben sind ja Mega - sehr schön.

[@KarinMajoka]

Cinestill ist da tatsächlich sehr einzigartig und verantwortlich für diese "Halo"-Effekte. Danke! :)

[@ludwigp7571]

sehr schönes video! fande vor allem die Bilder von der Bar mit dem roten Asta sign und dann rechts dem kontrast mit dem Gelben Sonnenschirm sehr gelungen. und auch die weitwinkel Bilder sind mega gut geworden!

[@KarinMajoka]

Vielen Dank für den Kommentar! Ich fand die roten Bilder von der Bar am Anfang tatsächlich im Gegensatz zum Rest der Rolle recht unspektakulär und ein bisschen enttäuschend, aber je häufiger ich sie mir ansehe, desto mehr finde ich doch ein wenig Gefallen daran. Also danke dir. :)

[@normandong4479]

Karin, I am loving these available light shots you made with your Leica M6 of the Berlin subway. The lighting is soft and the colors in the station area give a relaxing and slightly mysterious mood to the pictures. You motivated me to get a more portable & easily collapsible tripod in the process. You timed the photo shoot well when commuter. traffic is less which gave you more opportunity to get the station into the shot vs people's heads. You concentrate and care about your craft, and you do not rush your shots which is great. Must be summer when you did these because your attire is light and are not encumbered by heavy coats--a win. Good job. Even w a mask I can see your smile. 🙂🙂

[@KarinMajoka]

That is such a heartwarming comment, thank you so much, Norman! I am really tiny and cannot carry so much weight on my back for a long time, so I also really appreciate a rather lightweight setup like this one. I hope to visit Berlin again next month or the month after and I will make sure to pack some more rolls of Cinestill for the trip. Stay creative and have fun shooting! :)

[@TheSchnauzie]

Many cool shots, keep on shooting

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks a lot, I appreciate it ⚡️

[@dabsan]

Really enjoyed watching this video and those photographs are stunning :)

[@KarinMajoka]

thanks a lot! :)

Wow! Amazing shots. Probably the best Cinestill 800T gallery I've seen on KZbin. My favourites are 3:00 and 3:12. Would love to see more Cinestill related videos from you 😍

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks so much for your kind words, I truly appreciate it! I still have a roll of Cinestill in my fridge and some other rebranded Kodak Vision 3 500T without the remjet layer - so I am sure there will come some more, just not sure when :)

[@ManyDoors777]

Awesome photos!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you! :)

[@albertmeyer8983]

Super nice foto’s. Well done!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks for your comment! :)

[@derHörer]

Great photos and very useful guide to using this film. When I come back to Berlin I’m going to try this - see what my 25mm Zeiss can do down there.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks for your comment! I am sure 25mm is also a pretty nice focal length to take photos of subway stations.

[@robertstacy8438]

Excellent work. Interestingly I had been debating about getting this stock all this week, so this was a perfectly timely video and I just placed an order for 5 rolls. Also, not related to the photography element, really really appreciate you wearing a mask in the video. Inconvenient but responsible and so happy to see it.

[@KarinMajoka]

You will not regret that decision. Cinestill is not a cheap film for sure, but with all of the three rolls I have shot so far I felt like they were worth every penny. Would be interesting to hear about your experiences after you shot it. And: thank you! Even though it is mandatory in Germany to wear a mask in closed spaces such as the train, a lot of people to not follow the rule. It was uncomfy but for me this is not a reason at all not to put it on.

[@inpictured]

Another great movie ♥️

[@KarinMajoka]

thank you :)

[@8andre3]

The vibes, the mood! Amazing.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks a lot ⚡️

[@DavidEvenson]

Amazing work in this one. Really beautiful shots.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you, I appreciate it. :)

[@Mindartcreativity]

I love your photos and the wide-angle lens. Combined with Cinestill 800T it looks instantly cinematic and I adore that look and vibe.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks for the kind words, this means a lot! I feel like cinestill itself is just so cinematic, everything you shoot on this stock just looks like a film still.

[@Mindartcreativity]

BTW the cheapest way to shoot Cinestill or the original film stock Kodak Vision3 is Silbersalz35. It’s a German movie production company that offer Kodak Vision3 for 35mm photo cameras+true Cine ECN-2 development+high res scans all for a price that’s about 4 rolls of cinestill without development (60€). Check them out, you might like it if you havent heard of them. I plan to get my first rolls for Fall/Winter season :)

[@NorbiWhitney]

Just watched this one and Berlin POV and they're such wonderful videos! I really love your style. As for the cinestill + wide-angle, it's perfect. That shot at 2:35 is just incredible.

[@KarinMajoka]

Hey Norbi, thanks a lot for your comment, I appreciate your kind words. Glad you enjoyed the videos you have watched so far. :)

[@ZoneFocused]

My favorite is defiantly the shot at 2:30. The way the circle lines of the ceiling meet with the lights and the lights kinda close the circle is nice!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank for your comment Chris, I really appreciate it! And I am on your page, I have to say that this was my favourite shot of the roll as well. ⚡️

[@MeinNameWarNichtFrei]

Klasse Video und fabelhafte Bilder 👌

[@KarinMajoka]

Dankeschön! :)

[@andrewhowarth4578]

Karin, I love your work and your aesthetic. I can't pick a favorite shot, they are all favorites. You have inspired me to try Cinestill. Reciprocity be damned! Fantastic video! Andy

[@KarinMajoka]

Cinestill is a fantastic film and I cannot wait to shoot the last roll I still have in my fridge. Have fun trying this film out! :)

[@quentinbaudry4535]

Damn Karin I just discovered your channel, watched 3 vids and you're already one of my favourite photographer ever.

[@KarinMajoka]

And once again: thanks so much for the support and kind words ☺️✌🏼

[@mikethomas1073]

These are some of my favorite shots I'm seen on Cinestill, & I've been watching a lot of videos because I just picked up 2 rolls of it. Very well done!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks so much for your kind message, I appreciate it a lot! Have fun shooting your rolls of cinestill, I am sure you will enjoy it! :)

[@sbasty2321]

Very nice video and the music that was chosen is perfect.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you, I appreciate it! ⚡️

[@TimothymakeupsDitzler]

Wonderful video as always Karin! Great soundtrack too!

[@KarinMajoka]

Finding fitting music is sometimes one of the hardest parts for me, so I am glad that this one seemed to work out. Thanks for your comment, Tim! ⚡️

[@hugoljungberg5360]

please make another one of these, this is one my favorite videos. Berlin subway on cinestill800T Pt. 2

[@joekearnan7008]

Awesome video, loved being introduced to this new place and I love subway stations. Great shots too, cool style tilting the camera upwards for lots of them.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you, I appreciate it a lot! And I also cannot wait to visit Berlin again and explore some more are places like these ones.

[@uwideo]

Oh, da sind aber sehr schöne Ü Bahn Bilder dabei. Das sieht echt toll aus mit dem Film. Ich habe mir den Schwarzweiss besorgt und will den mal demnächst einlegen.

[@KarinMajoka]

Danke dir für deinen Kommentar! Den s/w-Film Cinestill habe ich bisher auch noch nicht getestet aber schon gutes gehört. Viel Spaß beim Fotografieren! :)

[@CLOCKCOUNTRY]

Nice shots! Such a cool place I would love to photograph someday. Those stations have such ornate interiors. I like how a lot of the images have a dual balance between ceiling and open space. It really accentuates the interesting lights. Good choice on the wide lens!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks for your elaborate comment Andrew, I appreciate it! I found it rather difficult to compose with such a wide lens, therefore I am glad that the balance between ceiling and open space was not too far off. I bet the subway stations in Japan have a lot to offer as well though?

[@CLOCKCOUNTRY]

@@KarinMajoka The stations in Tokyo can be very interesting and I love a lot of the left over 80's and 90's angular but sometimes playful design. That said a lot of stations are getting renovation or have been under construction for the last few years and can become a little bit bland in my opinion.

[@danielwalsh492]

Literally just discovered your channel, already binging through your videos! awesome awesome awesome!. favourite shot is either the scooter, or the beautiful domed ceiling shot

[@piyaswamipak8375]

A lot of skils and creativity. Everything is perfect the composition, the tone, and yes the perspective of you.

[@KarinMajoka]

thanks a lot for your comment, I appreciate it!

[@62smarty]

Super gemacht! Thanks for sharing!

[@KarinMajoka]

Danke a lot ✌🏼

[@thebiblioholic]

Very nice. Cinestill worked very well in that setting. The forest mural on the wall reminded me a bit of the South Ferry station in NYC. Haven't ridden the subway to the office since late February at this point.

[@KarinMajoka]

I love those train station interiors that are more on the creative side, this fluorescent blue forest is a pretty cool juxtaposition. Wow, that's been a long time, what crazy times we live in. I hope you are your family are alright and healthy.

[@oackgourmandi6061]

Jokes aside... one trick I do while metering for night with an external light meter is putting the meter really near to the position f the lens, that trick Is used for large format but it is useful also for smaller format, otherwise, great video! I am more in love with Cinestill 800t now!

[@KarinMajoka]

What exactly do you mean with near to the position of the lens? On many of these shots I did incident metering with an external light meter

[@tazchars8857]

awesome shots.cinestil is a sweet film

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you, Taz! It is very unique indeed. :)

[@tazchars8857]

@@KarinMajoka i wanna try lomochrome lomography film

[@philhasacamera]

My favourite was with the train pulling into the left. The wide angle was amazing and I love the green hew it gave the tiles

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks Phil! I do also love how Cinestill renders, the tint is pretty unique to this film and always a bit of a surprise.

[@mrsamsa]

interesting about the reciprocity failure. i've always done the old x1.3 adjustment for shutter speed for safety. maybe i won't need to now...

[@guilhermemonsores]

Great series! love the colour rendering of CineStill and the mood you captured with the wide lens. Favourite one at 5:19.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks four your comment Guilherme! It's so interesting to see how everybody has a different favourite image, seems like it differs quite a lot. ⚡️

[@AlexOnStreets]

Uuugghh! Great work. Happy I found this video on your channel. Great music to match too. I recently shot a roll of cinestill here in Japan and the results were quite nice. I will share in a vlog in the future. :) Your channel is becoming a quick top 10 for me.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks a lot Alex, I appreciate it! I saw that you are currently piling up videos to have some backlog before continuing to post again, right? That’s pretty clever, I should do that one day as well, since it’s sometimes a struggle to finish videos in time haha. But anyway, I wanted to say that I look forward to the video on your roll of Cinestill! :)

[@DanielMontenegro140982]

That lens is amazing! Beautiful pictures. =)

[@KarinMajoka]

Daniel Montenegro thank you, I am also pretty happy with it, since it’s wide, yet not too distorted.

[@plowthor]

wow nice work

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you ⚡️

[@as616]

I chuckled at the kidney for CineStill 800T comment. It was worth it. Your photos of the subway were wonderful.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks Andy, really appreciate your comment! Loosing one kidney was for sure worth it haha

[@mercury2ster]

Such awesome photos!

[@KarinMajoka]

thank you ⚡️

[@brianentz2785]

Excellent. Really enjoyed it. Wish I was along for the ride.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks a lot, I appreciate it! :)

[@TheMPhotography]

Great shots and a cool vibe. The colors in the shot at 2:20 are magical.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks for your comment Markus! This was one of the shots that turned out nicer than I anticipated it would. :)

[@Lonewolfandalens]

Loved this Karin, there were few favourites but if I had to chose one it would be the first train shot. I love the results of cinestill and I want to shoot a role photographing all the signs some day with it.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you, I appreciate it! ⚡️ Cinestill is such a fun film and that sounds like a cool little project :)

[@RicardoGarcia-ul4iy]

Hello... I know this is a 2 y.o. video, it is so good, Congratulations for your work. I am mexican and I live in Mexico City. Over here, it is so forbidden to make photos in the subway system. If I do that I can be in a lot of trouble. ¡¡¡So nice work you do!!!

[@22th_era]

Wow sick shots

[@KarinMajoka]

thank you ⚡️

[@cloudsilver1]

Wow....wonderfully taken... I like them very much :)

[@KarinMajoka]

thank you, Franklin :)

[@Fomak]

Great video, i just buy my first two rolls of Cinestill 800T and im looking forward to try it on my Mamiya 645!

[@KarinMajoka]

Have fun with your first rolls! :)

[@kribomon]

I only have one roll of Cinestill and I can't wait to try it out. So keen after watching this, great video!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you! I am sure you will enjoy this film - have fun shooting and stay safe. :)

[@sarah9353]

this is awesome!! cant even pick which frame is my favorite. great shots!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks for your kind words, I appreciate it ⚡️

[@courtneyanthony7844]

You did a really good job with this video and you got a lot of good shots out of cinestill !!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks a lot for your comment, I appreciate it! :)

[@haithamalmuzayan3050]

I love both 👍👍👍👍⭐️

[@m.acie.k]

Love all of your shots!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks a lot, I appreciate it :)

[@m.acie.k]

@@KarinMajoka And one question, what's that tripod you use?

[@KarinMajoka]

@@m.acie.k It's the Rollei Compact Traveler No. 1. :)

[@m.acie.k]

@@KarinMajoka Thanks!

[@cacapupu1234]

It was very nice to see cinestill on 35mm film in addition to the wide angle lens it only complimented your photography

[@KarinMajoka]

I also think with those tight spaces like in the subway a wide angle lens works really well - so thanks a lot for your comment, I appreciate it!

[@toomanyjstoomanyrs1705]

Great photos. Makes me want to take the train in Los Angeles at night. Also loved that beat up lens.

[@KarinMajoka]

LA must be a great place for night photography, have fun shooting! And thanks a lot for your comment. :)

[@cstbb568]

I specially dig the red Astra one and the inner boutique one just after !

[@KarinMajoka]

Cestbibi thank you, I appreciate it! These were not my favorites from the start, but I think I am growing on them :)

[@sidm.9982]

Karin, you ARE an Artist. Just like you, I like to walk alone with my tripod, trying to capture the beauty in the cold Nordic nights. If you are ever in Helsinki, Finland, I would be very happy to go on a photo walk with you and buy you coffee as my respect for your work. We have some interesting architecture and cool light installations, that might interest you. Keep up the great work! I know you are not after fame. And, that's why I believe you will garner a lot of it very soon! Viele Grüße aus Helsingfors!

[@KarinMajoka]

Hey Sid, thanks a lot for your comment, I truly appreciate it! I was struggling for a long time to see (my!) photography as art and I am still not there yet - but, getting feedback like this helps to grow more into the idea that art can be any sort of expression. Finland is for sure on my list, since it seems like such a fascinating country to me. I’ve been to many places in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, but somehow never had the chance to do that little detour to Finland. So in case I‘ll make it there one day, I‘ll let you know! What are your favorite subjects to photograph? ⚡️

[@sidm.9982]

Hey @@KarinMajoka , It's so kind of you to take the time to write me back. I appreciate it very much. :) As any artist worth their salt, I am sure you are your biggest critic. It sucks, and yet, it's essential to keeping us on our toes, humble. Finland would remind you a lot of Copenhagen, Stockholm and St. Petersburg (if you've been there). There is a part of Helsinki, that is preserved still and showcases the architecture from the Russian regime. And, then, the modern architecture is very functional, minimalist. I will find you on Instagram, so you could see what I like to shoot. But, to answer your question, I shoot medium format and my subjects are usually dark alleys, people and oddly lit things and people. I love shooting in the night. What about you? What inspires you to go out and shoot? Vielen danke, nochmals! :)

[@KarinMajoka]

@@sidm.9982 That pretty much hit the nail in the head, I am very self-critical regarding my work, and while it can sometimes be a pain because nothing is "good enough" it surely also pushes oneself to go further, rethink things and try again. I have been living in Oslo for a while (and visited Copenhagen and Stockholm several times) and was always fascinated by Scandinavian architecture and the clash between old, historical buildings and modern, cold, glassy ones - so I can anticipate. Interesting insight, I will for sure check out your work over on instagram. Well, that's hard to break down to one reason, but basically I would say that I always seek for a way of expression and ways to understand other people and myself which motivates me to go out and shoot. So basically I enjoy photographing people (on the street but also portraits) just as much as urban landscapes and human residue, if that makes sense.

[@Dunikl]

It's not often that you see Leicas in combination with wide angle lenses. Great results!

[@KarinMajoka]

That’s true indeed, but I find it to be a surprising and really beautiful combination. :) and thank you!

[@gregsg01]

Those beautiful shots were definitely worth a kidney!

[@KarinMajoka]

I quickly recovered after getting my scans back from the lab, so it was worth it I would say

[@STEVEMUNCY]

Great video, Karin, and the images were awesome!I always find your videos informative and helpful. I have a roll of Cinestill 800T waiting in the fridge for an opportunity - but no subways in my town. ;-)

[@KarinMajoka]

Hey Steve, thanks a lot for your comment, really appreciate it! Hope you will find something else in your town that‘s interesting enough for this precious film - or maybe an opportunity in another town that’s worth saving this film up for. Either way, have fun shooting! :)

[@FuzzboxRIP]

Good shooting

[@KarinMajoka]

thank you ⚡️

[@heruleander8379]

That last shot was fire!

[@MadisonBPhotography]

That kidney was worth it. My favourite set of images you’ve shot. I wish I could use a tri-pod on the London Underground but you get chucked out

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks, Madison! ⚡️ Oh, that’s unfortunate, the London Underground must be pretty nice for Cinestill as well. I don’t even know how the rules in Germany are, but at least late at night there is nobody to through you out 😬

[@kkfox7822]

Amazing images!

[@KarinMajoka]

thank you ⚡️

[@gilang6710]

This is easily one of my fav channels now!

[@KarinMajoka]

thanks for your comment, I appreciate it! ⚡️

[@RocketinExile]

Excellent

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you :)

[@offeneblende_net]

Deine Videos und Fotos sind so toll 😍😍.

[@KarinMajoka]

Danke dir ⚡️✌🏼

[@tobiasgmeiner3530]

Sehr cooles Video! Die Farben von Cinestill passen einfach perfekt auf deine Fotos! :)

[@KarinMajoka]

Tobias Gmeiner danke dir, Tobias! ⚡️

[@podhoncisty]

Beautifull 😍 i like subway images, and the wide angle lens worked perfectly 👍

[@KarinMajoka]

thanks! I think ultra wide angle lenses are sometimes not as versatile, glad that it worked well in this context :)

[@benjhaisch]

The 15mm is a bold choice, but these look great! Well done.

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you Benj, I appreciate it! :)

[@Ry_Gordon]

So glad I came across your channel!

[@KarinMajoka]

hello and welcome then! :)

[@resistenzainutile]

Brava!

[@KarinMajoka]

⚡️✌🏼

[@ZeptonicScientist]

Sick photos!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thanks, I appreciate your comment!⚡️

[@TheEPROM9]

Love how that film does lighting. Effects you can only get with film.

[@KarinMajoka]

At least only with that sort of cinema film with the remjet layer removed. Thanks for your comment. :)

[@nick-w]

Nice video!

[@KarinMajoka]

Thank you :)

[@aspacer]

Wow most of those shots realy looks like films scenes! über cool

[@KarinMajoka]

Thumbs up for "über cool" ✌🏼thanks for your comment, I appreciate it!

[@tycjantrzpiola]

This is a such a cool project

[@KarinMajoka]

thank you ⚡️