KODAK GOLD 120 Film with Yashica Mat 124

[@rachelwagner5874]

I like #2 and #4. I like how the colors came out in the film version for both and I liked how you framed both scenes. Nice work!

[@JayMacroPhotos]

Thanks for all your comments!

[@robertharvey2580]

Just found this channel - cool video! The Blue Heron is my favorite photo, but I like to do Wildlife photography myself.

[@JayMacroPhotos]

Thanks!

[@stevenmarkhansen]

i really like the double exposures, just the accidental nature, quite often they were even thrown away as mistakes but were they❣

[@JayMacroPhotos]

Thanks, yeah I know what you mean.

[@bpeters2756]

cool camera!

[@JayMacroPhotos]

It’s fun 😀

[@bosslouel33]

Great videos! What's the name of the light meter app you use?

[@JayMacroPhotos]

It’s called “my Light Meter Pro”

[@Orangina-i9b]

I use the same method when taking my photos with the Yashica Mat 124, except that I set the ISO to 160 instead of 200, and it gives me excellent results.

[@JayMacroPhotos]

Awesome!

[@mlbartist]

#1. I like the contrast in lights and darks and it gives more dimension. The film has a nice feel than the phone. I also like #4. It isn't as harsh as the phone and has a faded glow tone, which I like.

[@JayMacroPhotos]

Thanks

[@mceniceros59]

Open shade is not daylight, they have different color temperatures.