Updates + New Camera

[@josephstitt137]

“No new cameras for 2021.” X: Doubt

[@LilSaladBar]

I'm literally on the roof of a job site watching this.

[@HighHatOG]

I’m literally sitting on my couch smoking a blunt 😂

[@grainydaysss]

I'm literally eating lunch reading this comment

[@plentiheart]

Hi Literally, I'm Elijah.

[@steeleemedia9417]

hey man at least your priorities are straight

[@abraxamovic]

@Rip Dingers lol literally same here

[@AimingBadger]

The parallaxing endcards never cease to amaze me

[@dippondots3108]

drop everything, it's a grainy video!

[@MrDennisben]

I am literally last moment studying for a tomorrow exam and I dropped studying because the notification came through.

[@HRIZNDOC]

GrainyDaddy is back with a new one

[@hilmethan]

"Ahoy" completely threw me off guard

[@timma_thy]

Wat up

[@SamuelElkinsPhoto]

We should swap 65mm and 80mm lenses for a bit 👌🏼 always wanted to try the 80

[@grainydaysss]

hell yea lets do it

[@onemorechris]

the box being lined up with the edge of the window is very satisfying.

[@tjeerdintveen1852]

I’m 3 minutes in and still no mention of Baxter. The suspense is killing me.

[@carlosshootsfilm2889]

Baxter was mentioned in the small print in the first few seconds under “special thanks”!

[@real_justinyoon]

@@carlosshootsfilm2889 thank you

[@palladiumoncarbon]

Orange 044 B+W filter = AEROCHROME !!! hell yeah

[@peterlukac8458]

3:30 That traditional swimming poool looks dope in black and white! Great composition and it has really cool atmosphere with these strong contrast and clouds.

[@tubecorr]

Loving the parallax effect at the end of the videos! It's a nice touch.

[@Al_El_Kai]

Yes please for tutorial scan & editing your film!!

[@saintoftheblindshadow]

Yes, we want the scan and edit video!

[@venividdivici0]

sharpening method baby

[@daksomarroquin4021]

honestly my favorite channel

[@1SONICYOUTH]

You really love taking photos of that pool

[@kylekrulikowski2588]

these pictures are gorgeous

[@kevinterrado19]

Looking forward to the Plaubel Makina content!

[@mister-monkeyman]

jealous of your nature + weather.

[@victorca8400]

on the middle of studying for my exams but f it, when a grainydays video is dropped you watch it.

[@diegobecerra8510]

Yes more experimental techniques!

[@crispijnvansas]

6:15 I got the 65 and 80mm on my mamiya 7 after I sold my 50 and 150 the 65mm is the widest I would get is as crazily sharp as the 80

[@LuisRodriguez-he2nj]

My favorite channel

[@mpk33]

Don't forget to double wind on the Makina 670. (fellow 670 owner) And ALWAYS have the focus set to infinity when opening the bellows out. It will save your meter wiring & bellows. They are expensive to service & CLA, but the best travel 6x7 medium format camera. That Nikkor lens is amazingly sharp.

[@JasondePlater]

Was waiting for the pool shot and you didn’t disappoint.

[@valentinolar955]

Yes please on scanning video 🙏

[@JustinCarf]

Yes to all.

[@saullotzof]

Caleb. I love you. Keep doing what you do.

[@elbrooks]

Don’t eliminate all the jokes... I love them.

[@AdamWilkoszarski]

One tip for Makina. When not used store it opened. It will make the bellows last longer. Cheers!

[@godscola]

I love that Jason and Caleb upload at the same time, I ship it

[@antiochrequiem7805]

@grainydays I've seen you shoot the same shot a few times over the last year and I must say that the photo a 3:30 is by far my favorite version

[@antiochrequiem7805]

also id be interested in seeing a video of how you scan and edit your work

[@FoundPlayingCards]

The amount of unexpected photos in this update video can only be described with two beautiful words: dummy thicc

[@ThePeyo94]

just found this comedi channel and i'm loving it

[@acidgrain]

Glad the Pool is back!

[@JustJakesVids]

Yes to everything.. cool

[@SergioMusel]

Daaaaamn, I was just recently mentioning Makina 67 as my dream one-lens-camera😅 I dropped a tiny teardrop when I saw the Plaubel strap 🥲

[@smd3697]

New subscriber tonight. I love your videos and humor. Please, please do a video on how specifically you do your moving images. They are all so fascinating but the ones in the Hopper video with the increased color and white borders were beyond words. I also would to love to learn how you shoot, scan and edit your work.

[@samhardy2038]

Aahhh The Pool!

[@robertjones1886]

A new grainydays video. We can finally start the year. I am dying to get a better medium format camera, but I cannot decide on which one.. I've been shooting a Duaflex II.😬

[@joeltunnah]

Tiffen Black Pro Mist is the classic cinema diffusion filter. I can also recommend their Pearlescent filters.

[@Zecamilleo]

Jason is the GOAT of youtube

[@arlogregorio8544]

Recently bought the 55mm SMC Takumar lenses for the 67, and honestly speaking I like it more than my 105 2.4 for the shooting style that I'm going for (landscape and street, this lens is super duper fun for street photography hahaha) 105 is still a godly lens, but yeah, the 55 is such a beast

[@xjamesramos]

I've owned both. For some reason I've aways left the 105mm on. Maybe because the lens is slightly smaller and I was so use to using the 105 for that depth of field. The 55mm is still a great lens.

[@robbellphoto]

These videos always make me chuckle

[@yuccaworks6689]

I'm literally in the midst of open heart surgery and I am now watching this.

[@thepillarsofwisdom]

I just recently purchased a Braun Gloria, which is extremely similar to the Plaubel, and I absolutely love it!

[@HDFilmMakers]

i think that pool shot might be my favorite one yet

[@soejrd24978]

I just ordered an Olympus AF-1, first (analog) camera. Let's go baby

[@itschrismounts]

love seeing the monsters outside shirt 😍😍😍

[@paulaymonin5532]

i think that a cool thing about a video explaining your scanning/editing process would be making a specific point about scanning 35mm with flatbed scanners, i couldn't find any good videos about that, moreover everyone seems to have his own technique. i still find it difficult to get satisfactory results using flatbed scanners and 35mm so i would gladly let the breadth of your knowledge enlighten us especially on the sharpness issue. really looking forward the pottery thing tho and also you should make a video on how to get your highly impressive and style-filled haircut

[@NickorusCarrin]

Pleaasseee do another scan & edit video!

[@Korpisto]

Way to go with the Plaubel 670! You will not be disappointed. that 80mm Nikon lens is one of the most beautiful ever produced.

[@KylerSteele]

Very interested to see those videos and the review for the camera!

[@Berserked]

Got Covid and in quarantine. Watch all your videos and I plan on using my Canon AE-1 much more this year. Already bought that camera bag you use and got decent tripod. Good luck to your new 2021 journey

[@aarons6532]

Nice choice with the Plaubel. I just picked up a nice 67 in London and I must say I enjoy using it a lot more than the Mamiya 7 that I had. Fact it collapses means it can fit in a tiny bag. Be gentle with the film wind on!

[@tomdivasion7724]

I came here for baxter....I stayed for the hot Mesopotamian pottery

[@greydev97]

I. Am. Loving. It.

[@joshuaburchh]

The updated 55mm F4 is incredibly sharp. I love shooting with it

[@markdixon9826]

Great fun as ever - look forward to a book!

[@Goriza]

Yes! Love to see more

[@TheIronSnail]

Someone correct me if I’m wrong but Catlabs film is just ilford? I bought a roll and it was legitimately ilford with a catlabs sticker around the film canister

[@aaronextra9021]

I would love to see ur updated scanning process!

[@Omgevrolijkt]

Love that ur rocking the mullet

[@mitchells.madness]

I'm in love with that diffusion filter look omg. I'm going to get one of them for sure, thank you!

[@rasmuskokholm7044]

Do you know what's it called?

[@Louiejacob2]

YES! Please share how you scan and edit. Im new to film photography and this is where im the most unsure about what the best solution is. I want to scan myself but have a lab develop it. Is this a good idea and will it allow me to have more control over my photos?

[@MetroPolitan21]

How have I never run into you?! I walk the same areas as you taking everyday photos. So it goes. Thoroughly enjoy your videos dude, keep it up!

[@jsdhesmith2011]

I have a 55 Tak but for 35mm and I love it. The colors are very vibrant and it’s really sharp with excellent bokeh. All of my Takumar lens are excellent, my favorite being the nifty fifty 1.4

[@sirwaynekitt]

Yes please

[@actionimagesphotography]

Looking forward to everything you talked about in the video! Including more images from a camera I've lusted ( maybe the wrong word ) after for a long time.

[@JohnMarston1876]

Def wanna see you edit the photos again

[@DecentGatsby]

Yes, on the scan process! Do you use negative lab in your process?

[@Speidy0]

Ever thought about doing a video on what photographers or art inspires/motivates your own work?

[@phillcrocker1]

I have the 55 for the pentax 6x7 and love it. and hells yeah I'll down for your book/zine/whatever

[@JakobWinterborne]

yes pottery! cant wait to learn about payolithic artisian styles they did back in the olden days

[@AlisterMalcolm]

Fuck yes man, looking forward to ceramic content!

[@jingleee8294]

Hi， good luck with the new Makina670 camera, i have the same machine, it is my recent favorite camera, the lens is not as good as Mamiya7 but good enough.

[@user-dg5uv7ul6k]

I have the Takumar 55mm f/3.5 for my 6x7 and it does it’s job for the most part. Sometimes I feel like it’s too wide for my taste, but that’s the lens that came w/ the body. I was able to trick it out with a lens hood and focus ring soooo that’s something or whatever

[@thiesreisemann7890]

would love to see your nlp workflow!

[@samatkinsphotography]

I bought a Makina W67 in May 2020 to fight off the lockdown blues. It became my most used medium format camera leading to my Mamiya 6 & 7, the 500 c/m, Pentax 67 and even the mighty Fuji GW670 being benched. It took me longer than it should to get used to the focusing method on the dial surrounding the shutter release but otherwise it’s a perfect travel medium format camera.

[@Quickst3p]

In the diffusion filter part you mentioned the Kodak 500T stock. There's a german company called silbersalz35 that creates 35mm cartridges of actual kodak cinefilm (like the 500T). Maybe that's something that could be interesting for you :)

[@ethanclarke8677]

I dont have a mamiya 7 myself but can borrow them from my university (college) and everytime I do I use the 65mil lens on it and can’t recommend it enough! I use 35mil lenses when im on 35mm and feels not far off that so isnt too much of a switch between the 2!

[@timothylarson3558]

Expired large format film is fun to work with! It will be interesting to see what results you get.

[@littletoadwoman]

Dang, I can't believe your channel has blown up like this. I just watched a vid of yours from 2 years ago where you said "thanks for 100 subscribers!". That was a mindfuck.

[@terrybailey2015]

I've got the f4 version of the SMC 55mm and love it. I did a lot of research and finally concluded the f4 version would work best for my landscapes.

[@TheIrishfitter]

This channel slaps hard.

[@btrdangerdan2010]

My new camera already for 2021 is an OM-10. Congrats on the Plaubel

[@analog_cafe]

Aerochrome! Nice

[@kagantekkaya788]

I bought polaroid back and 2 boxes of fuji fp100c for my mamiya rb 67 last week. I tried it today and it was really amazing, you should definitely try it

[@adamtaylor1226]

Awesome, expected Texas Leica, got Plaubel Makina! How about a Catlabs 80 review?

[@notleo3638]

A video for scan end edits would be cool

[@shifteleven]

Nice. I want to play with low contrast filters too and see if it helps when I push the film. Just waiting on it to arrive still

[@rasmuskokholm7044]

what low contrast filter have you ordered?

[@shifteleven]

@@rasmuskokholm7044 It was the Moment Cinebloom 20. Joker still isn't here though for me to have done any tests.

[@cborel83]

Ive had the 55 3.5 for 15 years as my only lens. I think it's awesome for close focusing. but after using the Mamiya It can compete with sharpness

[@Drumlinespartan]

Last night I was like, "Man, I could really use a Grainydays video right now." You have answered my prayers.

[@butterflyfilms939]

I would be down for the Scan and Edit video!

[@kaleteeth6074]

im a big fan of the 43mm from mamiya, it's like a 21 equivalent but it's amazing,

[@colintreidler8178]

Calling it now, heavy orange filter means hes shooting aerochrome

[@rorythorns6400]

Can confirm. I messaged him on insta a while back and he stated a vid on aerochrome was in the works

[@aldenjames5611]

It’s the same beach as the x ray film video

[@jackexplores4529]

Correct

[@FramesPerSecond]

Aerochrome is fun. I did a video on it 2019. Shot my second roll recently🙂

[@jackexplores4529]

I recently was able to get some for a good deal, $160 for 4 rolls of it

[@GraemeSimpsonPhotography]

I have the 55mm for the Pentax. I like it but I tend to use it on a tripod for landscape stuff. I also have 75, that's been my go to lens now as it's pretty darn sharp

[@fyzd3r]

I really love the way those Black and White pictures looked with that filter. Would you mind linking the glow diffusion filter you use? Also, I will definitely buy your book once out, in a incertain future. Keep the good work!

[@rasmuskokholm7044]

Have you found out what kind of filter, the glow diffusion filter is?

[@fyzd3r]

@@rasmuskokholm7044 not yet. I try to find a only low contrast filter (not to glowing one like Cinebloom or Pro mist) for 39mm and it seems like a very unsual request.

[@BACKLIGHT]

i'd be really interested in seeing an update on your process of scanning film

[@ldc89]

Same