Learning Night Photography On Pushed Kodak Ultramax Film | FRAME BY FRAME PHOTOWALKS

[@imitdiu]

How wonderfull the algorithm is. I'd love it if you could maybe put the setting for the shots somewhere. it would make a great reference point for people getting into night film photography. Lovely night walk by the way

[@marleneinmotion]

Great suggestion! In this video all of them were ISO 1600 (pushed Ultramax 400 film), and then varying shutter speeds based on my light meter app and also in-camera metering. Most of them ranged from SS 1/60-1/8. In the 'Times Square & Broadway' section I shot with shutter priority (SS 1/60).When my settings are somehow mentionable (like in the comparison shots) I always discuss them in the video. Hope that helps!

[@imitdiu]

@@marleneinmotion that is more than helpfull. Love your videos, keep it up

[@marleneinmotion]

@@imitdiu Glad to help!

[@reudigerrambo236]

There were some really great shots in there…

[@michaelgonzalezvisuals]

these looked amazing!!!

[@marleneinmotion]

Thank you🙏

[@timdekyrke]

Your video showed up in my recommendations and im glad it did. I really enjoyed watching and I like the calm editing and voice over style!

[@marleneinmotion]

Wooow, thank you for the kind feedback!

[@barcostudio]

I’m so glad I’m here before your channel goes viral. I cannot wait to keep watching what you create!

[@marleneinmotion]

Thanks for the support!

[@Steve-rm5bi]

Great video!! And looking forward to shooting my first night roll

[@marleneinmotion]

Thanks! Have fun!

[@maxphilippi9944]

Really nice shots! This motivates me to go shooting at night again

[@marleneinmotion]

Thanks! Yes do it bcs it's fun

[@lifewithcapital]

Get yourself a Nifty Fifty 1.8 you will be very glad that you did for night shots it’s also very cheap to purchase

[@marleneinmotion]

Thats true, a lower aperture would probably help a lot

[@dflf]

If you don't trust the light meter on the camera there are plenty of light meter apps for your phone you can use

[@marleneinmotion]

I have one of those, but sometimes I am not sure which one to use