Testing KODAK GOLD 200 on Darkskin Tones - Film Portraits & Fashion

[@Shingie]

How did you guys think the film performed and how are you guys linking the new videos?

[@ericjwormely8410]

Loved everything about this video. Great work all around and the film performed great.

[@Shingie]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for sharing that with me my bro

[@caleblatreille8224]

the way it handles the blues and yellows/oranges is amazing. great work!

[@Shingie]

- I agree my brother. It’s exceptional! Glad you like it, and thank you. 💕

[@datafocus2859]

Getting ready to shoot a beautiful dark skin model and these got my soo pumped! amazing work bro!

[@walk_dont_walk]

I love the photos! I was surprised how beautiful the shots came out even though the light was so harsh.

[@Shingie]

Thanks so much man, I appreciate it. I got lucky lol! 😭

[@JL-dr1cl]

Great video and beautiful shots Shingirai.

[@Shingie]

Why thank you

[@hananrage2697]

what other film stocks do you recommend for darker skin tones? cool pics by the way.

[@Shingie]

Hey! Ecktar 100 is really good on darker skin tones. It really compliments melanin quite a lot. Enjoy. ♥️

[@yin2855]

great shots and great video bro!

[@Shingie]

Thank you and I appreciate it!

[@inkaststudio]

Still need to try the Gold 200. From what I've seen it's like a warmer Portra. Also, love the BTS content! Always a vibe!

[@Shingie]

Thank you so much for always supporting me over the year. I'm happy you love the new videos and give it a shot. Its a really nice film to be honest! I'm going to have a ton in my camera bag!

[@inkaststudio]

@@Shingie Awesome! Looking forward to seeing what you create! 👍🏾

[@ehvisuals]

Looks great Shingie!

[@Shingie]

- Thank you so much Elizabeth! 💕

[@solomonmabry]

These shots are 🔥🔥

[@Shingie]

Thank you so much my brother! How are you liking the new videos?

[@DB-wv8oq]

nice; question, If I wanna shoot with 200 film in daylight on an f1.7 lens, what aperture do u recommend for mainly portraits where decent depth of field is concerned without overexposing the photo? thanks!

[@chewylewy1714]

Any aperture you need just adjust the shutter speed to compensate and take some light out of the photo

[@Shingie]

Chewy couldnt have said it better! they all will go hand in hand. The higher the shutter speed number, the more you'll be able to lower your aperture. 200 speed is perfect for this because its already not giving you a ton of light to begin with.. *to explain it easier*

[@doctorstrobe]

I know this building, it was used in an old 90's tv show called the Pretender. it was supposed to be "the Centre" a cover for a CIA related organization...

[@Shingie]

Lmao! I actually recently saw a show with this place in it too lol! its so cool to see and ima definitely check out the stuff you mentioned! thank for the support

[@tatendagora7364]

Love the content bro! 🇿🇼 I'm Tatenda from Zimbabwe and I recently got 2 film SLR cameras (Nikkormat FT and Zenit-E) trying to start film photography. I'm yet to buy film and still trying to figure out which one to get, learning from your videos!

[@Shingie]

Feels so good getting love from back home man. Happy you could be on this experience with me brother. I appreciate the love man, seriously

[@marianatalia10]

COOOL

[@Shingie]

- Thank you thank you 😊 💕