Self Portrait on Mamiya RZ67

Im really excited to be coming back to KZbin to make more videos.
This is a self-portrait series where I teach you some of my best practices when capturing self-portraits on film. Some resourceful methods I like to use when being a photographer and model.
Kodak Portra 400 - amzn.to/46VX79k (AMAZON)
20' Air Cable Release - amzn.to/3tyXecs (AMAZON)
Kopil Shutter release - www.ebay.com/s... (EBAY)
Let me know what videos you want to see me make more in the comment,
I am open to ideas as I am coming back to the channel!

[@ivanacajina8095]

there was something so relaxing about this

[@Nrgvisuals]

I’m so glad you had a relaxing time

[@waveyvlogs]

I’ve missed your videos!!

[@Nrgvisuals]

Ahhh I’m back hopefully

[@waveyvlogs]

@@Nrgvisuals if you ever find yourself in the PNW let’s collab

[@Propellerhead1]

Beautiful work and such cool photos I’ve recently bought the same camera Really inspired to do some self portraits xx

[@chrismehmet3463]

welcome back! 💫

[@Nrgvisuals]

Thank you my love ✨

[@OmgitsAntonio]

oh yea im doing self portraits next year! this was my sign 100%, these came out so sick

[@Savvce]

Awesome!

[@Nrgvisuals]

thank you !!

[@midwestgrain]

Welcome back!!

[@Nrgvisuals]

Thank you

[@spectrazone]

Sick shots! I found your channel earlier while looking for more RB/RZ67 shooters, and I really love the laid-back vibe of the videos and how you present your techniques. Makes me want to pick up one of those long cable releases or self-timers so I can mess with self-portraiture on my RB. Just subscribed, looking forward to what you post next!

[@tatshom]

Yes, finally she’s back! In this much-anticipated photography process video, @Nrgvisuals treats us to a captivating self-portrait journey, sharing a wealth of technical insights and artistic nuances. The evident passion and dedication to the craft make it a pleasure to watch. The @Nrgvisuals self-exploration through the lens is a deeply personal and engaging experience, offering us her unique point of view and vision of herself. The willingness to share the technical aspects of self-portraiture is commendable, making it an educational and enjoyable experience. This video is a delightful return for the artist and a valuable resource for those interested in self-portraiture. Kudos for sharing your personal vision and passion! Thank you!

[@Nrgvisuals]

Thank you so much I am very happy to share videos again ✨ hopefully more cool videos coming soon !

[@yesitslali]

Yessss!!!! We’ve been waiting for this moment. Welcome back

[@Nrgvisuals]

Thank you more to come

[@dianarowe7273]

AMAZINGGGGGG

[@Nrgvisuals]

You are !!

[@sumitkolisetty]

The last one tho🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌

[@Nrgvisuals]

My favorite too ✨

[@ATierraFilm]

dudeee I love these portraits.

[@mathiash5000]

Love this self portrait series of yours! Thanks for sharing. I too take self portraits on the RZ67 from time to time, and though I started out with a timed autoknips device like the one you are using, eventually I grew tired of trying to time the shot. Now I'm using the "Remote Control Mechanical Shutter Release" from Reveni Labs, which is basically a wireless remote cable release. Maybe something you'd be interested in 🙂

[@jerrykovis5417]

Love your work and love what you share knowledge wise. Curious if you can use the self timer on the lens as well, and if so, is there a reason to use it on either the lens or body. Thanks.

[@nastassiasimpson3645]

Y’all are so cute

[@Nrgvisuals]

thank you we try

[@loveclubfilms1634]

What digital camera are you using ?

[@Negr0wthfilm]

I’m curious to know what type of digital camera that is

[@hagau]

Hi NRG, love this video and your poses. I've done a few self-portraits with this same exact set-up, but my long shutter release cable always sticks (seems to oddly trip the shutter multiple times so I lose a few costly frames.) Have you had any issues similar to this?

[@Nrgvisuals]

Hey ! Thank you so much means a lot! And to answer your question YES happens to me all the time, what I do now which is a bit annoying but you wont lose frames that way is before I advance to next frame, I unscrew it take it off, then advance to next frame and put cable back. Let me know if that helps.

[@hagau]

good to know, thank you. glad to know this wasn't just me and you figured out a method @@Nrgvisuals

[@Nrgvisuals]

Yes of course ! I also found it very frustrating! Glad I could help

[@dennishubbard4385]

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