Shooting 35mm Film in New York City (Story 14)
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On a recent trip back to the States, Lou and I went back to our old neighborhood in New York City to shoot a roll of 35mm film (Portra 400) on our Canon A1. Like I say in the video it had been AGES since I last shot film, and as you watch you will soon learn how things ended up not going as expected. Without ruining the ending all I can say problem solving leaves room for much more creativity than I ever expected!!
The entire point of this video was to combine the importance of remembering to capture your daily life and the magic of writing a blog post. Hope it left you feeling inspired!!
Please check out our blogpost too!! We worked so hard on it and all my film photos and illustrations are there, plus way more stories from our NYC years.
Question of the Week: For those of you who watched until the end of the video, would you have kept drinking your tea too? Or poured it down the drain?
UPDATE: So, according to our local photography store expert, the problem was entirely self-made, we shouldn't have shot on the green automatic setting on the lens while in Aperture Priority mode, that only works for Shutter Priority. Someone in the comments had suggested we do it that way, but we should have done our own research before trying it out! In the end, we were lucky though that some of the photos worked at all, and that we came away with all these watercolors : )
Thank you for watching, for reading, and for joining us here. It means the world to Lou and I to connect with each of you and we're so grateful for your continued support.
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Film Camera: Canon A1, 50mm f/1.4 Canon lens and Portra 400
Video Camera: Canon 5D3 with a Canon f4 24-105mm lens, Canon 100mm f2.8
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From Me, to You by Leonell Casio
Sweet Love by Olmos
Beyond by Whitesand
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Shoot 35mm Film Prague: Bridges & Boats (Story 15)
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This was the first roll of film that I shot in Prague and I am so happy with how it turned out. I don’t want to spoil the video for you if you haven’t watched yet, but let's just say the Bridges & Boats theme expands a bit as the day progresses.
I mention at the end of the video how breaking my arm forced me to slow down with the camera. Before the injury when Lou and I would shoot these videos more often than we’d like to admit the actual shooting of the film wasn’t the focus. Instead the composition of the video took priority. Sometimes there would be moments where I would think there was a photo I’d like to take and then Lou would film me walking over and as I pulled up the camera, I would realize that the shot wasn’t actually something I liked or thought worthwhile enough to capture. But knowing that he was already rolling (and we shoot RAW so file size is always an issue not only for storage but our memory cards too!), I would just take the shot. So long story short, on this roll we had to change our workflow - instead in almost all of the photographs, I would go compose my shot, figure out my settings, and then Lou would start rolling and I would go take the photograph. Not only did I feel way less rushed and like I was composing better, but I also had way more FUN! It felt like I was actually taking the time to see the world around me and choose the scenes that were most interesting to me. Film photography is just a hobby of mine, but shooting on this trip to Prague made me realize how it can actually help me remember to slow down and focus on the important things instead of just trying to complete the task at hand.
If you want to see all the photos from the roll check out our latest blog post here:
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Question of Week: Have you ever had a unfortunate situation lead to something unexpected and good? I would love to hear your stories!
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Film Camera: Canon A1, 50mm f/1.4 Canon lens and Kodak Ultramax 400
Video Camera: Canon 5D3 with a Canon f4 24-105mm lens
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Music Credits:
Barry by Falcxne
but you feel so much that it would make sculpted masculinity tremble by Faeriey (prod. kid_a)
Breathe Easy (Instrumental) by Paola Elizabeth
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How to Shoot 35mm Film (Story 1)
Film Camera: Canon A1 with a 50mm f/1.4 Canon lens -- FujiColor Superia 200
Video Camera: Canon 5D3 with a 35mm Summicron F2 (1970) Leica lens
This is our first STORY in our new Snippet/Story style and we are so very excited to share it with you.
This week we tried to weave the beautiful experience of film photography with a bit of a how-to-video with the hopes of inspiring you to get out and capture your environment.
The entire experience of shooting film from choosing your film stock, to manually loading the film, to the sexy sound of winding the film after each photo, well it all just begs you to slow down, to focus on the moment at hand, and take it all in and then... the most important part... to stay present. No checking how the photo turned out, no re-taking the selfie, not even the need to see how many likes it got. Nope, a film camera gives you the luxury of hoping that you captured the moment and letting that be enough.
And while I can go on and on about the lessons that film has already taught me - and this was just my first roll ! - the main thing that making this story taught me is how lucky I am to have a partner as patient and thoughtful as Lou! His work ethic is unlike anyone I have ever met and the passion he pours into creating these beautiful moments each week never ceases to amaze me.
I'm grateful for this week's video for reminding me of time spent: hanging at second hand camera stores, capturing special moments with dear friends, and enjoying perfect moments of summer when you feel surrounded by love.
FRIENDS IN THE VIDEO:
Jess: @wholygoodness
Luisa: @luyanoms
Alix: @ouijetaimeaussi
Maansi: @themaans
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Music Credits:
Sweet Love by Olmos
Parsimonious Love by Muciojad
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Shooting 35mm Film in Mitte - Film February - Part 2 (Snippet 32)
Lou and I continue with our Film February series where we shoot a different roll of color film each week this month on our Canon A-1. This week we shot AgfaPhoto Vista plus 400 Color Negative Film and explored Mitte.
You can feel the history of this city as you walk around Mitte, looking at all the iconic monuments like the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, and the TV Tower (which, sadly for this video hid from view behind thick grey skies!).
My favorite part of this area of the city is the dichotomy of new and old architecture. I think the Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders Haus - the square building with the huge circular window directly on the Spree - was the most fun to photograph of the entire day. I was able to find a few different angles to capture the building and it was really fun to play around with the reflection in the Spree.
I have to admit though that trying to make buildings come alive in this grey, chilly weather has been a bit of a challenge! Looking forward to sharing our Kreuzberg adventures with you next Tuesday :)
Question of the Week: Have you ever tried being a tourist in your own city? What did you think? For me, being a tourist in Berlin makes me appreciate how culturally rich the city is. It's so easy to forget when you just move around in your normal neighborhoods, but then when you plop yourself down in the touristy area, and see all these people who are here on their vacation, taking the time to get the most they can on their week(end) away, well it makes me remember to take advantage of all the city has to offer!
#shootfilm #35mmfilm #canona1
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Film Camera: Canon A-1
Film Type: AgfaPhoto Vista plus 400 Color Negative Film
Video Camera: Canon 5D3 with a Canon f4 24-105 lens
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Music Credits:
Tomás Luis de Victoria's Caligaverunt Oculi Mei by Anonymous Choir is licensed under a Public Domain License.
Ordnry Yngstr Stayed Down
Falcxne Nightstand
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Shooting 35mm Film in Kreuzberg - Film February - Part 3 (Snippet 33)
This is definitely my favorite roll of film of the series yet!! Playing around with double exposures and getting to spend some time with friends made it a really special experience. (My friend Luisa's instagram is @luyanoms - go check out her photos!) I highly recommend anyone watching who has a analog camera to figure out how to take double exposures and start experimenting. I already have so many other ideas swirling in my mind of what I could do with layered textures, with a tripod which would allow for more static shots, or with mixing photos of daytime and nighttime.
If you're like me, it is very easy to remember to take photos when you're traveling. Everything is brand new and you want to remember the trip, but then when you are in your own home, own backyard, own neighborhood (in the case of this video!) well sometimes it doesn't seem like that special of a moment to capture, but that is when we forget how precious the space around us really is. It provides us a vehicle for so many of our experiences. And while travel does create some fantastic memories, so many more of our memories are made closer to home, so I am really happy we were able to shoot a roll in Kreuzberg and capture the neighborhood that we love. This week helped me remember how lovely it is to capture the spaces we find ourselves in most often.
Question of the Week: Have you ever taken double exposures? What two types of images are your favorite to combine? If you haven't what do you think would be a cool idea?
#shootfilm #35mmfilm #canona1
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Film Camera: Canon A-1
Film Type: Kodak UltraMax 400
Video Camera: Canon 5D3 with a Canon f4 24-105 lens
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Music Credits:
Tomás Luis de Victoria's Caligaverunt Oculi Mei by Anonymous Choir is licensed under a Public Domain License.
Icebound by Muciojad is licensed under a Creative Commons Licence.
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We started off chasing the light, but ended up being fascinated by the shadows.
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London 35mm Film Shoot - Portraits of Strangers (Snippet 20)
Every roll of 35mm film I shoot on our Canon A-1 turns into an adventure. I try to think up goals for each roll, whether it's capturing a new city, or focusing on light, or my consistent goal of getting things in focus!! Well, this roll was a mix of a bunch of things and hope you stick around through the whole video because the second half gets interesting as we take to the street and start talking up strangers in London :)
Ever since our first film video where I took portraits of a bunch of our friends here in Berlin, I've been wanting to do more of just that - getting in front of people and trying to capture the energy of the moment. While I am still getting my feet underneath me as a hobby photographer, this was such a fun way to push my limits.
And for this week's question for the lovely souls who read these video descriptions: What is something this year that you've done that was out of your comfort zone??
#shootfilm #35mmfilm #takingportraitsofstrangers
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Film Camera: Canon A1 with a 50mm f/1.4 Canon lens -- Kodak Portra 400 film
Video Camera: Canon 5D3 with a 24-105 f4 Canon lens
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(L) & Soul by Falcxne
Adventure by Ehrling
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Shooting 35mm Film in Schöneberg - Film February - Part 1 (Snippet 31)
Welcome to our first edition of the four part series we call Film February!
We will be shooting a different roll of color film each week this month on our Canon A-1. This week we shot Fujifilm Superia Xtra 400 and explored Schöneberg and I have to say the coolest thing that happened (spoiler alert!) was getting spotted on the street by Arianne and Pierre-Henri. We get to chat with so many of you here in the comments or over email, but to actually meet on the street and get to chat about life was such a special moment for Lou and I. We also loved getting to see the Gasometer covered in the thick fog.
Film February is all about pushing ourselves to keep exploring this city we call home even if it is freezing cold and has never ending bleak grey skies. It is already helping counteract our natural tendencies to hibernate this winter! It is also helping us to capture the city we love so dearly before we take off on our van journeys later this year.
Question of the Week:
What is one thing you have done this month to make you feel creative?
#shootfilm #35mmfilm #canona1
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Film Camera: Canon A-1
Film Type: Fujifilm Superia Xtra 400
Video Camera: Canon 5D3 with a Canon f4 24-105 lens
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Music Credits:
Tomás Luis de Victoria's Caligaverunt Oculi Mei by Anonymous Choir is licensed under a Public Domain License.
Madoka Explore
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10 Days in NYC | A Photographer's Guide to New York City
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0:00 Introduction
2:20 Working with Other Creatives
2:58 Expectations vs Reality
4:52 'Photoville' Street Exhibition
5:30 Dashwood Books
7:17 Photodom, Brooklyn
8:47 B&H, Manhattan
9:22 Next Up
9:40 Cinestill 800T (35mm)
10:31 Cinestill 800T (120)
10:52 Lomography 400 (120)
11:03 Digital (Sony a7iii)
Fine Art Photography and Why I shoot 35mm Film
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A behind the scenes story of the process involved to my Fine Art photography. I use bulk cinema film. With a bulk loader and empty film cassettes I make a 36 exposure rolls of 35mm film. I use several different kinds of film and that's why all my film rolls are labelled and it becomes part of the process to prepare and organise the film stock. I develop negatives myself in the studio, both colour and black and white and then I scan and archive them-this process is the reason why I fell in love with film.
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music by Smoke City- With you
New York on 35mm Film / Yashica T5 + Portra 400
35mm film photography shot in the streets of New York City (2018).
All shots taken with Yashica T5 + Portra 400.
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nyc shutdown film photography
New York Shutdown Photography - Film Photography ep. 3
After the looting a few artists paint murals over the boarded up stores.
Camera: Leica M6
Lens: Leica 35mm Summarit 2.5
Film: Kodak Portra 400
- East Village
- Nolita
- Lower Manhattan
- Soho
- West Village
Music : Your Old Place [BWO]
Soul Departure [Curious Child]
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Shooting film in New York City with Kodak Gold 200 + Leica MP
Kodak Gold 200 + Leica MP with 50mm summicron
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NEW YORK - SUMMER FILM PHOTOGRAPHY
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Hi guys! This is a montage + my film photographs from my past trip to new york. I love the look and feel of these images, and I hope you do too!
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Canada shot on 35mm film
Took some time off to focus on my upcoming examens, but I'm back lol
Please remember to take care of yourself and those around you, especially with the recent outbrake of the COVID-19 disease..
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nyc summer central park film photography
It's so beautiful, I don't appreciate it enough.
Camera: Leica M6
Lens: Leica 35mm Summarit 2.5
Film: Kodak Portra 160
Music : Your Old Place [BWO]
Grape Soda [Rook1e]
Relax Friend [Toxic Beats]
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One Week of Urban & Street Photography | New York City
A few weeks ago I spent some time in NYC shooting on my Nikon FE2 film camera. I shot one roll of Ilford HP5 (pushed to 800) and one roll of Fuji Pro 400h. I shot some street photography and also captured some scenes of / around New York's most iconic buildings.
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Photo Gear:
FujiFilm X-T2
Fuji 23mm f1.4
Fuji 35mm f2
Fuji 50-140mm f2.8
Video Gear:
Panasonic Lumix G9
Panasonic Leica 8-18mm f2.8-4
Panasonic Lumix 25mm f1.7
GoPro Hero 7 Black
DJI Mavic Air
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new york city
I went to New York City with my family for the first time this summer and loved it. I finally got together some footage of when I was there, which is filled with many touristy things.
music- East Harlem by Beirut
camera- Canon 60D, 35mm f/2