Pushing Ilford HP5 to 1600

[@WatchmakerErik]

"I don't know what I was thinking, talking about cameras on a photography channel...." Classic.

[@tominilo]

savage

[@theartofphotography]

Matt - these shots are tight! Nice work!

[@mattdayphoto]

The Art of Photography Thanks a lot, Ted! Much appreciated!

[@richardstevens8839]

***** I just pushed my last reels to 2,000. I'll see how they turn out

[@nikos9742]

+Richard Stevens Flickr ?

[@GCarruthers]

Great video! We used to often shoot HP5 at 3200 ISO, and even at 6400 ISO. The one trick, which I don't often hear people talking about so perhaps it isn't that common, is that when pushing HP5 we would always break up the development time using water baths. Those baths would help increase development in the shadows without over processing in the highlights.

[@christophercaballero9473]

Can you elaborate on this?

[@GCarruthers]

@@christophercaballero9473 Not for the faint hearted as it really extends your processing time. Used to use Ilfotec HC developer as it tended to work better when pushing. Lets assume the normal processing time for HP5 with Ilfotec HC @ 1:31 dilution was 8.5 minutes. We would add 50% developing time for every stop we pushed the film. So, if we pushed it to 3200 our new developing time would be about 28 minutes. We would then break it down into shorter equal parts - in this case 4 lots of 7 minutes. We would develop the film for the first 7 minutes and when done pour out the developer (save it - don't throw away), and pour in plain water (water bath). Tap the side of the tank to remove air bubbles, and let it sit for 5 minutes (no agitation). When the 5 minutes is up we would pour out the water bath (saving it), and pour the developer back in and do the next 7 minutes. In the example above this would be repeated 4 times. The purpose of the water baths is to increase the detail in the shadows. It probably isn't worth the effort if only pushing 1 stop, but it definitely helped when going to 3200 or 6400. I hope that makes sense - It has been about 20 years since I last did it so I hope I haven't forgotten anything.

[@zuikography]

Very helpful. Thank you @@GCarruthers

[@lolkthnxbai]

I just do semi stand development when pushing hp5 with a lil bit of potassium bromide to help prevent any bromide drag.

[@queative]

Matt, I've already learned a lot since discovering your channel a week ago! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@mattdayphoto]

+Rodney Drewery That's awesome to hear! Thank you!

[@mikeortega6072]

i agree w that, your photography enthusiasm inspires us,

[@BboyGraphicx]

Me too

[@AnythingONandOFF]

Hey Matt, just got my first Film camera on the way and I'm super excited. I've been all digital in my experience with photography but I cannot tell you how excited I am to star film. I'm seriously excited to go back in time and find the soul of photography. You channel inspires me so much and I cannot wait to take that AE-1 and just learn.

[@CarlB558]

Lol.. How dare you talk about cameras on a photo channel!!! Great videos Matt. I like them all.

[@mattdayphoto]

***** Haha, thank you, Carl! Glad you enjoy them!

[@FlatheadHarvey]

Process or "behind the scenes" videos that show the final product are always appreciated. The first video I saw was your video on pushing film where you take portraits of Molly, it's rare to see a video that edits in the finished pictures as they're being taken, and it's probably my favourite thing about your channel. It makes it way easier to learn things when you can see the results like that as opposed to showing no results images or leaving them until the end. Definitely keep up these kind of videos where you sit and talk through a bunch of images with some process stuff in there! Also congratulations and good luck for the impending birth dude!

[@mattdayphoto]

Harvey881 Thank you! I'll definitely have more videos like this in the future!

[@dreamdiction]

Little pictures in a video show very little. Where are the big pictures?

[@avinashpothu2481]

@@mattdayphoto Please do more like videos this Matt. The pictures are Gold.

[@reedbernstein9354]

I just wanted to tell you how inspiring your videos are and have been to me lately, recently my brother died unexpectedly and through the sleepless nights your videos really cheered me up and made me realize what a wonderful world we live in. Thanks again and I hope that you and Molly are enjoying your new child.

[@mattdayphoto]

I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. Incredibly flattered and humbled to hear my videos left any sort of positive impact on you. I really appreciate you sharing that with me and I hope these videos continue to help you in any way possible.

[@MrShobar]

I always enjoy looking at your photos. Many thanks.

[@AikhojeStudios]

I love your style and presentation man. And the whole concept of just what looks good to you and not getting caught up in too much technicalities that so many others do. Loving the channel man.

[@eddyhuizinga]

I totally love black and white photos and your photos are so beautiful, somewhat timeless, my compliments! Love your channel!

[@y34r]

pushing hp5 to 1600 really bring out the DETAIL in mid-tone area , even in highlight. Thx matt, gonna try this!

[@bcomhaire]

I'm amazed you can focus so accurately at close range with the voigtlander 35mm at F1.4, I have the 50mm 1.5 and it tends to front focus at widest aperture and at relatively close range (1.5m). It's one of the reasons why I hardly use it, that and the fact that 35mm is just the ideal lens for the M6 !

[@mattdayphoto]

Bjorn Comhaire It can be a challenge when shooting a moving subject, that's for sure. The 35mm focal length is a perfect match for a Leica, in my opinion.

[@lukemyers4595]

Thanks, Matt. I really enjoy seeing the photos as well as hearing about the technical aspects and the personal stories. They're all complimentary, and without any one of them the videos would not be as good. Not sure why there would be complaints on the last one.

[@mattdayphoto]

Luke Myers Thank you, Luke! I appreciate the support!

[@hanskallafrasonen]

Yes! Best video yet in my opinion. More of these! (You showing off and talking about your photos, the process, artistically, etc)

[@AlanLinQD]

I'm enjoying seeing you showcase some of your work, please keep these type of videos up.

[@MatGaskins]

Thanks for talking about your cameras on a photography channel :)

[@TheTeamauld]

Thanks for the info. I've been using HP5+ for almost 30 years but I've never pushed it. I'm going to give it a shot

[@seanzappulla71]

+Jason Auld I have just started a new roll of HP5+ with pushing it to 1600 ISO. I have thought of pushing it to 6400. I have used Ilford B/W films for years and i haven't pushed them.

[@rolandrick]

Hi Matt, another great video! Thanks so much. Wow, pushed to 1600 and still such a fine grain and details! May I please ask you for adding the development process to description, such as developer (ok, it's in the video), secret salts added (what ever :)), dilution, time, etc? I really would appreciate, 1000 thanks in advance!

[@MichaelWellman1955]

I think it's difficult to judge anything with only one use. More than likely your problems lies with a short developing times. Remember expose for shadows and develop for highlights. I've used DDX multiple times and I've never had a problem with contrast, but you're right there is a tighter grain.

[@christianst-pierre9338]

Nice picture! Always inspiring my work. Thanks to share those picture.

[@mattdayphoto]

Christian St-pierre Thank you! Happy to hear that!

[@aantonic]

just pushed hp5 to 1600 for the first time using Microphen developer. Wow, what i difference, contrasty negatives. It was a bit hard to print due to high contrast but i tried split contrast printing and managed to get extra good photos, i am impressed, What suprised me too is that there was not much grain, in 35mm.

[@mflowproductions]

Have you ever considered "stop talking at all" ... LOL ! Great Job man, go on like you do ;-) I'm just coming back to photography at all (its my learned job, back in the 90s ...) and recently did an HP5 push with my Habla ... love it like you do ! Astonishing good on a cloudy but still bright day, nice grain ... i will do it again !

[@IainHC1]

I have Ilfosol ddx and i didn't realize just how flat it makes the negs!! Thanks for this Matt. Ive always thought Ilford to be flat n grey! You have shown me different! Thank you

[@TomVestvik]

Great video, and great timing with this one. I just finished my roll number two of HP5@1600 a few hours ago. Handing it over to my lab on monday.

[@mattdayphoto]

Tom Vestvik Haha, perfect!

[@sgiruc]

Great episode. I was always afraid to push Hp5+ to 1600. And now I know, that I can do it. I really didn't like to use a flash when trying to shoot my family inside, especially at winter time. Yes, looks like I will get extra grain and much higher contrast, but I will leave with it. Thanks a lot.

[@markharris5771]

I've just bought my first SLR off eBay, a Canon EOS 5 which I believe is very similar to the 5D series I'm used to. I bought some Ilford FP4 as my first film as I believe it's one of the easier multi purpose films to use. You video is amazing and your shots are fantastic and demonstrate your lifestyle really well, love the one of your brother backlit, your father sandblasting and the Rembrandt/closed loop one of your friend. And I would buy your second photo of the boots, brilliantly composed and the type quirky subject those of us who teenagers in the 70s remember on posters. I have so much to learn, but it's a journey I'm really looking forward to. However, to start with I'll learn the camera before I start developing. Thank you very much for your video, I think I will go more to the slightly grainy photos because I work so hard avoiding it when using digital. But as I said earlier I need to learn to walk before I run.

[@StodaraHodan]

Thanks, great video and great photos. I didn't push film in the past, when shooting low-light i simply used Delta 3200 instead of HP5 but seeing the results i really want to experiment with pushing film.

[@mattdayphoto]

David Erlmeier Thanks, David! I definitely recommend pushing. I've shot Delta 3200 myself and personally, I prefer HP5 pushed to 3200 much more.

[@bryanfleishman6151]

Great video, Matt! Excellent variety of topics on your channel.

[@mattdayphoto]

Bryan Fleishman Thank you, Bryan! I try to keep things mixed up.

[@mikeavent5344]

Great video! Exactly what I was hoping to do with HP5 so it's nice to see how amazing your shots came out! Would love to see more videos like this for sure! Thanks.

[@mattdayphoto]

Mike Avent Thanks, Mike! Definitely more videos like this in the works.

[@iamdesertpaul]

you sold me on trying to finally push film. I love how HP5 looks pushed to 1600.

[@mattdayphoto]

Paul Frederiksen It's probably my favorite look I've ever gotten, especially when pushing film.

[@PE80]

I would really love to see more videos on film photography. Maybe you can do a video on how you use the metering system of your camera and the handheld light meter as well. I recently started with film photography again using AFGA APX-400, Kodak Tri-X and Kodak TMAX400. After seeing your videos I'm sure I'm going to have a look at the Ilford film and developer myself. Thank you very much for sharing, I'm really looking forward to future videos!

[@mattdayphoto]

GizmoLCF I'll definitely cover that in a future video. Thank you!

[@segfault1337]

I really love the high contrast look you were getting in those shots. You seemed a little upset that you under exposed those band shots, but I think that added to the grungy aesthetic look that worked so well for them.

[@chucksavage3712]

Great video. Very informative. Makes me want to try pushing the old HP5. There's a lot of love in your work. Well done.

[@alexgheo7573]

EXCELLENT ! I love this.. I was uncertain to shoot for the first time film pushed to 1600. It;s very clear explanation. THANK YOU !!!!

[@DaveGreenPhoto]

Cool video Matt, love the images and your style too.

[@AMBrikaer]

Thank you Matt for this video. I think your videos are getting better every time! And yes, of course you should not talk about film or cameras on a channel like this. But I think I'm able to handle such an inconvenience :-) This video encourages me to try some film pushing myself. In general to search the limits of film and developer. Thanks again Matt!

[@mattdayphoto]

A. M. Brikaer Thank you! I'm happy to hear you're enjoying the videos!

[@ThatGamingGuyfromthe70s]

Great video as always. Im hopefully going to be shooting some 120 hp5 in a couple of weeks, thanks to your video and insight I have no worries about pushing it 2 stops. Keep up with the good work. Cheers, jon

[@mattdayphoto]

Jon Burtoft Thanks, Jon! You'll definitely have no trouble pushing it 2 stops, especially with medium format!

[@massimilianotiberi6824]

I thank you for this interesting video. I am really interested to push my film and I understand much better what I can achieve using this techniques.

[@wyattspalding1588]

You should do a video on your developing workflow now and how it has changed since switching to Ilford film and chemistry

[@nickolaspedrosa8534]

Great content as usual, Matt. I've gathered a lot of knowledge fron your channel and am really grateful for it. Don't let negativity come through into your videos. I love gear reviews and a video about the steps you took towards publishing your book would be sweet.

[@mattdayphoto]

Nickolas Pedrosa Thanks a lot, Nickolas! Happy to hear you're enjoying the channel!

[@mattiasburell9527]

Hey, I really, really like your way of explaining things in B/W photography, the sample images that you show, and so on. Great job and please continue! / Mattias / Sweden.

[@andrewsarchus6036]

Great video and subscribed. I've been shooting FP4, PanF and Delta 3200 and using Ilfsol 3 developer. Jut bought a 100' reel of HP5, put a couple of 36 rolls through at box speed and liking the results so will have a go at pushing to 1600. Cheers.

[@justonemorevideo27]

Matt, you´re amazing. I love to watch your channel. Staya s you are and keep up your work. You brought me back to shooting film. Thanks for that :)

[@rbruce63]

I have to venture developing my own film, however, Ilford liquid developers. Finishers and stop baths are not possible to import in Costa Rica and I have purchased the Kodak powders! I have used HP5 plus and had it developed with HC110, the images looked like engraved into the film! I love it!

[@mattdayphoto]

Robert Bruce HC-110 is essentially the same thing as Ilfotec HC. HC-110 was my go-to developer for years. Great stuff!

[@rbruce63]

Hi Matt! Thanks for the great videos on all photography topics, even those on camera stuff! ;-) I bought over the net D-76 and its accompanying fixer. I have yet to find the stop bath. And decide how and when. I have a Jobo tank also. I have yet to find the cloth to roll in the film or seal again our dark room at work (a printing shop) now abandoned. Take care and look forward to more videos. Of special note the one on Personal Projects and the accompanying photo book! Regards, Robert H. Bruce San José, Costa Rica

[@_theyojimbo]

These shots look amazing ! Been wanting to have more contrast on HP5 so I'll definitely give that 2+ a try

[@AriaAryana]

I wish I can meet you someday Matt. You're just awesome! Thanks for sharing.

[@mattdayphoto]

Aria Aryana Thank you for the kind words, Aria!

[@tswman1]

Great work!!! Keep doing what you do on the channel! I enjoy all of it!!

[@mamboferido4741]

Woah, the Voigtlander lens renders pretty nice tones!

[@mattdayphoto]

Mambo Ferido I'm thoroughly enjoying this lens so far! I'll definitely have a review up at some point.

[@trevorsowers]

This was well done! I'm leaning toward HP5 @1600 as my B&W film and Ektachrome E100 for my colour.

[@jeffreysuxiyang]

Great video！ I'm gonna go try pushing HP5 now!

[@amosk24]

Hey Matt, great great episode! Liked and shared. I would enjoy seeing you do this same type of video for different films and developers. I've been pushing hp5 to 800 in HC-110, and enjoyed it. My grain actually looks like your 1600 grain. I am probably doing something wrong though. I just started developing a few months ago. I am going to turn the ISO dial to 1600 on my M6 and load a fresh roll of film tomorrow :) Oh, and nice pictures man!

[@mattdayphoto]

amosk24 Thanks for the support! Enjoy that 1600 goodness in your M6!

[@stiknstring]

Great video Matt (as usual). I love these kind of videos where you talk about your process and how to do things. I've learned quite a bit from your videos. I just started shooting HP5 myself but haven't developed any yet (my first two rolls are still in the cameras). I'm shooting at box speed but I'll try pushing it sometime in the future. I'll be using HC110 and looking forward to the results. More videos like this and on your technique are always appreciated. Congrats on the success of your channel and the upcoming addition to your family. Get all the sleep you can NOW!

[@mattdayphoto]

stiknstring Thanks for the kind words! You'll enjoy the results with HC-110, for sure.

[@miguelolmedo100]

Lol! People man. Keep doing what you're doing. You're great

[@seanzappulla71]

Fantastic video. I'm in the middle of a roll of ilford HP5 400 pushed to 1600. I'm thinking of doing the same with Ilford Delta 400 to 1600 or 3200.

[@matthew_thefallen]

Just love it! Wow. Need to test this on my own, I liked the 3200 delta, but 1600 on a 400? Wow

[@JeremyGreysmark]

Thank you for sharing that video :). I am still unsure about which developer I want to use... I am currently accumulating all that gear to get it done :). I just bought the DD-X developer, because I was too scared to push HP5 to 1600 to get far too much grain in my shots...

[@evelasq1]

When I start using the Ilford that I just purchased recently, I would push it to see how it turns out. Thank you for sharing some of those examples. Peace, Flood!

[@glensande2801]

Great info matt, thanks again for your work!

[@MichaelCarter]

I know your dad's business first hand because I worked as a memorial technician and would see a man doing that work by themselves as I was setting stones I had cut stencil for. Pittsburgh area. My Pentax 6x7 will try 1600 with Foma or another 400 speed film. Thanks.

[@MichaelCarter]

Arista Ultra 400 worked at 1600 in hc110 x 2.5

[@WR505_Spearo]

Thanks for the video matt, been very helpful for myself!

[@mattdayphoto]

Luke Knights Thanks for watching!

[@austindement3911]

This was great Matt! Makes me wanna go push.

[@mattdayphoto]

Austin Dement Thanks, Austin! I say go for it!

[@b991228]

It seems that when clipping and crunching occurs grain is better than no texture at all.

[@xjoexedge]

great video ! Maybe a video on how you shot and metered and then they way you developed it as well! the gain is amazing. I'm looking to switch to hp5 from tri-x as well but have to do some test since i shoot the zone system.

[@mattdayphoto]

Joe Saunders Thanks, Joe! Awesome to hear you're making the jump to HP5.

[@caioproenca7126]

Thanks a lot, Matt! Cheers!

[@mattdayphoto]

Caio Proença Thank you, Caio!

[@matt904sl]

Another excellent video Matt really enjoying your work well done keep up th good work👍👍👍👍

[@mattdayphoto]

Matthew Lymer Thank you!

[@christianweidinger277]

I must thank you for your work. Great videos, very helpful. Greetings from Austria!

[@harrystevens3885]

Came because I am about to shoot HP5 at 1600 on 120 for the first time, I like both the HC and the DD-X results I would be tempted to use the DD-X for a wedding, I wonder what result you would get mixing both developers together......For me the DD-X results made the HP 5 look like T-Max .:) Anyway great video and useful information. Nice to know I am not alone in filling a rooms with smoke when cooking.:)

[@sunnybleek0321]

That's really way cool your Dad does grave stone engraving. I thought it was always done in a shop, kind of like a printing shop. It makes perfect since if the stone needs to be updated you do it there on site rather then removing the stone to a different location. Oh, by the way, I love pushing HP5+ over Tri-X.

[@mattosmond4265]

Awesome vid, I would love to see more colour film stuff(Ektar, pro400h, etc.).Keep up the great work.

[@massimilianotiberi6824]

Honestly I like all the video that concern film, probably because I am like a kids that like dinosaur , things close to extinction.. Seriously I think film photography is one of the few topics related photography that I still likes because gave me the feeling that there is something "manual", something craftsmanship and this is for me valuable. So thanks again for your movie and I wish one day you will discuss the Ektar 100 (if you like colors) or Ilford Delta Pro 100 that I used for long time and with happiness.

[@FixTwisterFader]

Great work Matt, keep it up!

[@mattdayphoto]

Piotrini Thank you!

[@timmoreno110]

Just got say I love your work and your channel is awesome 👍

[@jerrymoney1479]

Wow , very impressive 🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤😎

[@willpace-linsell6227]

I was only googling this an hour ago,what a coincidence!

[@ThenWeFallDrummer]

Great Video Matt! Would love to see more from your post developing/production routine and get to hear why you make the specific decisions you make. Any news on the lighting videos you were talking about lately? Take care, Marcus

[@mattdayphoto]

***** Thanks Marcus! The lighting videos are still on the way. I'll have some new information soon hopefully!

[@peteb5461]

Give 510 pyro a go, very good across all slow and fast emulsions :)

[@davyboyo]

Hi Matt! I must say that your photos have a really great look, very much to my taste. I'd love to see what you could do with hp5+ and caffenol! I've just started using it in stand and normal style process and it's really amazing. Some of the smoothest hp5 tones I've personally seen.

[@zdenekprecechtel6741]

hi Matt, thanks a lot. Film is nice, people fotget it due to digital. good work.

[@mattdayphoto]

Zdenek Precechtel Thank you!

[@sfbroome]

Matt just watched this video, and have the same Iron Rangers! Also, I just got an M6, for which I blame you and Ted Vieira!

[@Photoeye65]

Nice work, Matt!

[@sandrinho79794]

Great work as usual. Thanks!

[@mattdayphoto]

Sandro Thank you!

[@eustacequinlank7418]

Thinking of printing some in the DR? I'm looking at some of mine at the moment as I'm in again (colour too, it's great!). My scanner is a obsolete, but works great for most things (LS-2000, I had to use a SCSII compatible PC with), very faithful, but there is a difference with the grain. I wouldn't bother reading into it (I'm not a pixel peeper in that sense), but grain aliasing is something that comes up. Zoom in and they become pixels (squares) at the end of the day. You can get a decent flatbed files to look like a Flextight's pretty much from what I've read so it doesn't really matter (I would guess). I only bring this up because I know I'm going to be staring at a lot of grain and pushed films in the next few years. Figuring out what grain types I prefer through developing is preferable to me for larger 35mm blow ups and wot not. The impulse is to minimise or mask it, but then it can potentially look... smudgy depending. I've used Microphen, D76 and Perceptol currently. I don't even know if there are similar approaches to colour development.

[@MegaDorian911]

Hey, Thanks for the video ! I have an FM2 as well, I'd like to push some films as well, but as I don't develop myself, i'm not sure to get the results I want. When shooting pushed film, do you trust the lightmeter ? Do you stick to the O, or do you underexpose or overexpose a bit ? (-O, 0+) ? Thank you for you answer Cheers from France

[@thomashonit9043]

Matt! In my opinion, talking about only about cameras on a photography channel would be more like talking only about cars on a DRIVING channel (or talking about pianos on a music channel) . . . Sure, you'd need to talk some about the car, but . . . well, you get the point of the comparison!

[@RICHARDT193]

Excellent videos Matt keep up the good work. I wondered if you just use the camera meter for your exposures or a handheld, all the best from the UK.

[@mattdayphoto]

Richard Thompson Thanks Richard! I usually use the camera meter. I might have to cover this in a future episode!

[@tomwhitear4862]

Great photos! When you push to 1600 do you expose for that iso or at the box speed?

[@VariTimo]

You shoot the ISO you’re gonna develop at. So 1600.

[@timpowell4178]

I would love you to do a video on how you choose what film speed to use and what you consider etc. I have an OM-1 that only does to 1/1000 of a second and since I cant afford to develop a million films I struggle to choose a good all round film speed that works for portraits and dark indoor shots eg. tonight I'm at a dinner but only have 200 so Im having to shoot digital :( ;)

[@quincybattieste]

This was a good video. Helped a lot, Matty. :-)

[@dannypryordoyle2710]

Nice work Matt!

[@mattdayphoto]

Danny Doyle Thanks, Danny!

[@zhongyao-sc1lj]

you mean ,even if sunny day with big contrast envirement,pushing to 1600,film still keep tone of highlight and dark tone?how about all film pushing to 1600?

[@rabijassi2421]

I find SLR lenses are more contrasty when pushing film.

[@mattdayphoto]

Rabi Jassi Interesting.. I don't know if I've ever noticed a difference, but I'll have to look closely at that!

[@deltadave44]

would love to see you shoot a role or two of Provia

[@mattdayphoto]

deltadave44 It's been years since I've shot any slide!

[@deltadave44]

wellllll????

[@willblog465]

Hi Matt, You could do a show about how a flash can be used with HP5. For the rest I love the show

[@mattdayphoto]

WILL BLOG Thanks, Will! Definitely shooting some flash with HP5 in the future.

[@renman71]

Matt, I’m new to film. When you say push to 1600, do you set the camera to 1600 ISO and also use developing times for 1600? I’ve never developed film before. I have shot film and had labs develop it, but I don’t understand the process enough yet.

[@rory-mcnamara-photography]

Great videos Matt, keep them coming. Have you tried stand developing with rodinal? If so I'd like to hear about it on a future episode. 👍🏻

[@mattdayphoto]

Rory500 Hey Rory, I haven't tried Rodinal, but I've heard a lot of great things about it!

[@timrobertson8972]

Great photos and explanations!

[@KingofStreet3]

So shoot high iso on B&W film but lower iso for brighter outcome? Sorry I come from digital photography so this confuses me still

[@jungaIized]

Hi Matt, great video! Pushing HP5 to 1600 looks really great, i think i have to try this myself! :-) Looking forward to your 35mm Nokton-Review. Could you please talk about focus shift on that lens? I've read different reviews, some say it shifts a lot, some say it doesn't shift that much. Greetings from germany, Martin

[@mattdayphoto]

jungaIized Hey Martin, thanks for the kind words! I haven't experienced any focus shift, but this can vary from copy to copy.

[@fffeuchtner]

Beautiful shots Matt! I especially enjoyed the photo of your dog looking out the window :) . Really love your channel. Keep up the great work!