Shooting Large Format and Whacky 35mm | Weekly VLOG 3

[@mattdayphoto]

Geeeeooooooorrrrrrrge. Wasn’t expecting that, really appreciate it. ❤️

[@jairomelara1308]

most boring youtuber

[@mattdayphoto]

@@jairomelara1308 Thanks, man!

[@mattdayphoto]

@MrBusytimmy Showed me! Haha

[@DirtyBertie]

jairo melara why are you here

[@RobBob555]

@@DirtyBertie to find nonces

[@WillemVerb]

lovelyyy, crazy to watch you work with that 8x10

[@jacob.mp4]

Love your description of the hollow tree, gave me some great nostalgic feels

[@stahlmi2004]

This old tree is great. Go there on a foggy or snowy morning and do some b&w. Keep up your great work!

[@manuellion6300]

My local lab over here processes B&W Reversal and I quite like the result. Once you scan it, it looks very similar to regular T grain B&W film. Latitude is similar or maybe slightly better than colour slide film, at least with the Adox Scala I have been using.

[@metalfingersfilm]

Truly amazing, love to see you work with point and shoot 35mm. So interesting to see the work flow. Great work as ever.

[@wanderswonders9400]

These videos are great. Always interesting and inspiring hearing what you’ve been reading and shooting - and I like that you include images that failed too! Makes sense to only make these vids only when they feel right to make, so I’m good with them being a bit sporadic! ✌🏼

[@Crosswindstar]

That's definitely not what I'd expect reversal black&white film too look like! I've shot Adox Scala recently and the results from normal negative processing looked excellent. 4x5 from inside the tree is stunning

[@chrismehmet3463]

Love the studio set up!

[@lilysmith4089]

Would you be able to do a really basic introduction to shooting with film/developing it/editing? Super keen to get into shooting with film as opposed to my DSLR but don't know where to start and need a few basic steps to get me started. Thanks!

[@luca_hc_gruber]

Cant wait till half past 8!

[@romanspataro1688]

lovely video george. the tree photo with the flash turned out so good

[@MegaCooters]

What cross processing did you do on the black and white reversal film? Was it e6? Or was it black and white chemicals? Im interested in that look.

[@tobyhawkins5773]

Would love to see a post on the Ricoh FF-3 AF Super, just picked one up in a local antique shop and loving it so far.

[@dizlecki]

Awesome video again Gmoney! These videos are my favourite, always gets me stoked to go shoot more. Think I might try the b&w cross processing, I quite like the faint, grey, papery look.

[@StuartHerrington]

There's a place in America that processes B&W slide. It's a DR5 process. Jason Lee shoots ADOX Scala - I've got one roll half shot waiting for better light and another roll to shoot. I might get some more if I'm going to send it all the way to America for processing. Also, fun fact there are some B&W negative films that can be turned into slide film, the same lab does it also.

[@riceboy890]

2 things i wanted to comment on: 1. i think the b&w reversal film looks really cool. it reminds me of the work of daisuke yokota if you played around with exposure more. 2. the large format photos were great, although i have a suggestion for the next go. is your lab doing the 8x10 and/or 4x5 scans or are you doing them? i feel like the colors could use some work, right now they looked slightly off which happens often when using a flatbed scanner. i would try some plugins (colorneg/colorperfect come to mind) and see how the colors look.

[@MrRuffun]

Silverpan is a new lab which will develop black and white reversal film. Not too expensive either and you get flextight scans too!

[@r3strict3d_]

cross processed in b&w chemicals?

[@Blahisadam]

Yo George, a thought for future flash usage. One way to work with a low powered flash when stopped down is to drag out the exposure time and fire the flash multiple times during exposure. Provided there is not wind/movement the light will compound nicely. Happy shooting!

[@cappuccino04]

the tree and its fairytal-ish appeal reminds me a lot of Guillermo del Toro's El Laberinto del Fauno, same vibes. plus, both the 8x10 (the one with the flash) and the 4x5 are amazing, i'd love a print of the latter!

[@FilmThought]

Always happy when your videos pop up

[@lawrencewatts1838]

On the B&W reversal front, there's an eBay shop called NorthernFilm which sell lots of interesting speciality films, lots of cinefilms with remjet removed, for example. They also sell B&W reversal film which can be developed in standard B&W chems. I think the main downsides are that it's something like ISO 0.8, and the film doesn't have sprocket holes so it has to be loaded into a 120 camera with an adapter. Still, worth checking out if it's something that interests you. Less than £20 for ten rolls as well!

[@jazzclarinet2006]

If more light output from a portable source is what you need you could always try the cave photographer way: flashbulbs! Just remember it's the blue coated bulbs that are daylight balanced and that most are M-synch.

[@CreedWylder]

That inside photo of that tree looks sick!!

[@austinkral]

What lens/shutter combination do you use on 8x10 the most? Looking at getting into it but it’s a lot more overwhelming than even MF haha. Do you shoot with the 810V?

[@NegativeFeedback]

Austin Kral Nikkor 300 5.6 modern copal shutter

[@crlclssic]

I miss the photo walks you used to do :( not planning anymore of those to?

[@dylanbrown787]

You should try some kodak tri x if you want very smooth consistent results with that point and shoot

[@TheCyanideSon]

always my favourite time of the "week"

[@jacobrankin1683]

Really enjoying this stuff keep it up!

[@AManWhoWasntThere]

Matthew Genitempo's work is also featured in the current issue of the British Journal of Photography.

[@coryjones2079]

I also shot with Roma-an about a year ago and got the same result? super weird

[@mattatkinson4478]

Hi George. What kind of lanyard is that on your Mju @4.10? Thanks!

[@samuellazo8289]

That is the original lanyard for the Mju II

[@mattatkinson4478]

@@samuellazo8289 thanks, Samuel

[@durango-CODEBUILDER]

Im really appreciating these vids. Keep em up and take your time man. We can wait. Nice one.

[@NegativeFeedback]

Thanks!

[@jungerhansmann6608]

I would be very interested in a video where you take the same photo with every film format out there so from 35mm to 8x10 with the same settings, shutter speed, film and so on.

[@levi_zim2818]

How i can send you a very nice zine? Very nice video👍🏼

[@uphillracer]

How’s it going man? Like your style and voice. Especially like your soft-spoken moments.

[@seanodonnell903]

You should look up Eoin O Conaill's photobook and work titled Common Places, its bout the downfall of the Celtic Tiger in Ireland. Really interesting work..... plus its cheap which is great

[@Hmmmook]

Love the video.

[@Cptcrunchies]

What microphone do you use?

[@chrismehmet3463]

I was wondering too!

[@NegativeFeedback]

Rode broadcaster into a zoom h5

[@jdouguspsa]

we REALLLY weekly now

[@gilespates2222]

Yo whats that hoodie. I want one.

[@NegativeFeedback]

Cav Empt

[@yungkental434]

Aye its 3am in here btw nice weekly upload still waiting for the classic nf walking around with beats and shits

[@wiktoriamroz8827]

yung kental Negative Feedback playlist on Spotify is always my go to, love going back in time to old videos

[@stuartbaines2843]

Comment no next video as it got a bit messy on podcast. Good to see you return to the tree image with a evolution of thought 👍

[@Wisudadwipana]

I know I'm the first one (again) to watch this stuff in Indonesia ⚡⚡⚡

[@ItisBean]

Your week is longer than mine 😂

[@zguy95135]

Maybe wait until it's dark and light paint on the tree?

[@TimothymakeupsDitzler]

Dude that tree.

[@NegativeFeedback]

Timothy Makeups right!

[@LinBenzo]

V nice

[@stuartbaines2843]

LF 👍

[@MrNerd123]

Change my mind: antoniochicaia.net is the best photo website ever made probably.

[@Maikacir]

It's pretty cool. I really dislike that I have to zoom out though. There has to be a pure and simple html/css workaround for that.