SHOOTING FILM MEDIUM FORMAT ILFORD DELTA 100 INDOORS

[@JackFlower]

I was cracking up at 1:12 - love your sense of humor hahaha

[@Marius-Cristian]

That's exactly what I was about to say. 10 seconds in and I'm already laughing my arse off...

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Why? What happened? lol

[@silva-anderida7695]

A piece of art ... no doubt about it.I think I preferred the large print.I like the darker shadows in the hollows of the reeds,and I quite like the light dropping off towards the bottom.Cheers!

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Cheers Trevor.

[@lensman5762]

You are trouble. I have an itch for a 5x4 pinhole now. Great video and good results. Thanks a bunch.

[@FabrizioZago]

Interesting idea, I think one may use straws as well, they might look cool too. I like the framed print, very nice.

[@jimduffin5336]

Your videos are a tonic...stay safe.

[@thebingleywheeler]

Great shot of the rattan.....such clarity and depth of field!

[@jhenline7813]

Simple idea, but very effective! Didn’t know you were a twin Roger, ha ha. Made me chuckle.

[@SteveONions]

Loved it, the small print looked terrific framed (and that is the messiest garage in Britain 😀).

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Hopefully when the charity shops and tips open! Cheers Steve.

[@eltinjones4542]

Very creative indeed using a simple camera 📷👍

[@mauricioalchundiasegovia8355]

Hello Phil you are are the best¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

[@brett1354]

I'm 16 second in and watching a Dystopian Hellscape Littered with the Debris of Human Misery. Can't wait to see the ending already.

[@JonnyEnglish-gu1cs]

Honestly that was amazing stunning prints and images having coming back to film again you are truly inspiring I thank you for all your efforts for me the best photography channel on KZbin please don’t stop

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Thanks Jonny. That straw print is one of my favourites and is on my wall.

[@petervanorsouw2858]

Hi I'm just so impessed with your ingenuity. You do so much with so little. Top shelf work, I love where you are going with your imaginative style. THANK YOU BOSS. Keep shooting like a boss. 👍

[@lostintransitphoto]

Great video! Nice out of the box thinking and a wonderful image to prove it.

[@joeschlicht]

Really cool photo for just a bunch of sticks in a bucket. And now I also feel much better about the mess in my garage 😂

[@bjornstefansson2618]

Thank's for another Inspiring video Roger...

[@chrissemmens1386]

Again inspiration in a time of need. I’ve got some of those sticks up my garden. Tomorrow I might go and have a play. Thanks roger.

[@amosk24]

Just watched the third movie with the family earlier this week. Great video Marty

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Thanks Doc

[@kannibaal]

Great result!

[@IainHC1]

Absolutely bloody brilliant!! :-D Geeza in the garden looks a bit suspect though!! Is he your football coach?? Loved the large print! Small print's fkn amazing!!

[@xzyth4079]

That was a fun video. Cheers.

[@GraemeSimpsonPhotography]

Great idea! I really can't get my head around contrast filters and how to use them

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

It's just contrast control I find easy to use but hard to explain correctly. I get this question a lot so I may have to work on a new video for it.

[@GraemeSimpsonPhotography]

@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss There could be a series of videos there that people (like myself) could buy.

[@andrewfrost8866]

Fantastic and imaginative!

[@iainmc9859]

Good fun as ever; I think I prefer the dead flowers. Not very romantic though if you frame that up and put it on the wall. That bloke in the background is pure mental ;-)

[@richardstollar4291]

Love these pics... Would be interested to see a video about film developer(s) you use and why..

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Great idea!

[@odukar2315]

Marvelous! I like your twin brother!

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

He's annoying!

[@odukar2315]

@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss What's his name?

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

@@odukar2315 Roger 2

[@brunomartelli8163]

great idea again

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Thanks a lot

[@Frisenette]

impressive sharpness for a pinhole and film of that size. Usually if you want sharp(er) with pinhole you need to go big. This seems very good though.

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Bigger pinhole?

[@Frisenette]

Shoot Film Like a Boss no, bigger film plane. That’s why photo paper is so popular for pinhole. Longer exposure times sure, but virtually no reciprocity failure and sharper image, with the same size pinhole.

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

@@Frisenette I want to go 5x4 this year. Film though not paper. :)

[@Frisenette]

Shoot Film Like a Boss well paper is less expensive and you don’t have to worry about reciprocity. When you are into the seconds with exposure anyway what difference does 4x time make? Have you had a look at Joe van Cleaves channel?

[@Huginn1000]

Fantastic

[@peternagy9708]

Best !!! ( Especially 1 :20 🤣)

[@josephasghar]

Cracking job!

[@voyagersquaremuzika]

Amazing!

[@lowend750]

First Comment!!! Love your videos :)

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Thanks Michael!

[@eligriggs9221]

I like this video and the final print on the wall looks go, however, there is one shot you have yet to make with the reeds. The missing shot is by pinhole, from the bottom of the can/cone, looking upwards, as the reeds spread out. Look at the tee shirt you were wearing, and envision a bucket' with the black center as a round bottom platform, over the camera lens, with the next band representing the false bottom on which the reeds sit, with a reflective white surface for light to bounce back up from, and the outer band, as the spreading limit of the reeds, adjusted as you like. Unless you are willing to cut a hole in the bottom of the vessel you just used. Make the platform as a card stock or plywood base, where you can open/shut the shutter with your chop stick, or better yet, drill a pinhole, through the 'top' of the shutter cover and slip and tie the two pieces of thread, in to a pair of equal length controller strings. Pull one one way and the shutter opens, pull the other, and the shutter closes. I think you would find this helpful for other setups. Take a piece of heavy poster paper, and make a cone by taping or stapling the bottom of your cone to the round platform base and making the top of the cone as wide as you like by taping it into position, at the top outside as well as the seam. You could use lace, sheer curtains, etc for the top and lighting as you wish. This should give you the opposite view point to today's video, and allow you to shoot a more advance series of frames, to try out using a ten stop ND filter over the pinhole, for much longer exposures, so, for example, a moving sunlight can have several hours to illuminate the scene, and the use if a slow film like Pan F, just to see more possibilities and a wider range of options. Cheers, Be Safe, Be Healthy and Godspeed to all, Eli

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Thanks Eli, the shot you were talking about was included in the DSLR scenes. It just didn't come out anything like the composition showed.

[@Revpista]

O.M.G!!!!! ICH WILL EINE PINHOLE KAMERA!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@lars-goranabrahamsson9337]

Nice video !!

[@Huginn1000]

This channel is Film Photography version of Top Gear

[@crwn_munkz]

There is no minimum focusing distance with that camera?🤔

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

No. get close as you like without the camera blocking light

[@angelusrufus7479]

I have an idea for photography at home in my head. And I wonder how it would come about in your performance. It's about matches. Photographs of matches arranged. Some burning others are already charred, and others not lit. It would be an allegory of our life and passing... Do you have a fire extinguisher? ;-)

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Try it 👍👍

[@vedostuu]

they say get a big trash can if you start printing in darkroom, but woah that is some serious printing you are doing (based on your trashcan count)

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Four weeks worth, a mix of card, paper and beer bottles

[@NeilMcShane]

What’s the app you used to get the time for the pinhole. Just got myself a pinhole after watching your videos.

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

It's just called Pinhole. Have fun with it!

[@JohnTomasella]

Is you big paper fiber based? I have no love loss for FB paper when it dries.

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

No it's resin John.

[@carlobertolino2816]

Really cool!

[@JonnyRobbie]

Hello, Roger, do you think you need all 12 grades spaced 0.5 grade apart for the enlarger? What do you think of [foma's equivalent](www.foma.cz/en/catalogue-foma-variant-filters-detail-1110) to ilford, which is like four times cheaper.

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Not really Jonny. If you're on a budget go for the Ilford Contrast Student set. Grades 0 1 2 3 4 5. That'll get you started. They come in various sizes for your enlarger tray which sits above your lens.

[@demcomp]

Try Delta 3200, rated to 6400 in your favorite medium format camera, then develop in your favorite developer, give a 2 1/2 stop push, enjoy..

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Did that once for street. Grainy as hell. Looked gritty though! Rodinal

[@demcomp]

@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss ah, Rodinal. I have had great luck with Delta3200. Of course I also develop in either HC110 or TMax.. Rodinal, that might be something to try. I've also shot @1600 and develop at 3200 and it looks impressive. Although apparently the new TMZ is really solid, just only available in 35mm..

[@Photosbytw]

You guys all talk funny.........................be safe & be careful...........from across the pond............

[@mamiyapress]

Worldwide pinhole day is April 26, 2020.

[@ShootFilmLikeaBoss]

Is it? Or is that in jest?

[@mamiyapress]

@@ShootFilmLikeaBoss That is True, it is a yearly event.

[@imjusttoodissgusted5620]

Okay, i have been inside tool long, i could swear i saw you almost walk into your video while you were already in it and talking,, too long, too way too long.....