Nashville on 35mm FIlm: Comparing 5 Film Stocks

[@sliepa]

Very nice comparison video, easy to tell the differences when the photos are side by side and identified so clearly. Nice job.

[@NathanTrimbach]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed

[@markgoostree6334]

I live in Nashville. I never go down town... ever. Your various looks were pretty cool. Funny how different a scene can look with different film stocks.

[@NathanTrimbach]

Thanks glad you enjoyed! Yeah I love that different films can give such different looks and moods.

[@mlittrell11]

You're doing (the photography) God's work, Nathan, great video! The more I watch your videos, the more convinced I am I need to shoot a roll of Lomo Purple. It feels wrong how much I like the shots I'm seeing from it. They're my kind of weird. Another surprise here: I preferred the Ultramax shots to the Cinestill 800T shots. It could be the ubiquitous nature of Cinestill at night becoming old or it could be Ultramax subverting my expectations. Either way, the Ultramax is so nice and warm. Keep going, man!

[@NathanTrimbach]

Yeah Purple had grown in me more and more. There’s so many possibilities with finding new and weird ways to use it! You should totally go for it! Yeah I’ve seen a few people user Ultramax at night so I need to try shooting more of it after sunset. Thanks again for watching Mike!

[@philthyphilphotography]

Another great video mate, very jealous of some of the cool scenery you get to shoot there... its definitely the Ultramax for me, but I make no secrets as to that being my favourite film 🤘📷

[@NathanTrimbach]

Thanks Phil! Yeah Broadway Ave in Nashville is really fun to see a lot of great old style neon signs. You don’t see many of them anymore. I also loved how the Ultramax turned out! So vibrant. Haha I am grateful to visit new places but Nashville is over 800 miles / 1300 km from where I live so I don’t get to see it often. Thanks for watching!