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would be nice to see a video dedicated to choosing the right iso for nighttime conditions. still something I'm learning about as a beginning cinematographer

Dude that reverb tip tho! Thank you! That's brilliant, can't believe I never considered that before. Also, I've been Adobe for a long time but got Studio a couple of months back so I'm slowly learning a new software, so showing that process and the filter you used was super helpful, I'll keep that in the back pocket for future use.

Can't get enough of your videos man they're like therapeutic but also massively educational

nice stuff. where did you pickup those electrical plates?

Nice quick setup! What temp was the key/camera set to?

Shout-out

Can be cheaper. It cost me $425 for 400ft

Awesome work ! What software do you use to make your director treatment

The rollercoaster shot is a vibe. Great vid

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Any tips or resource for learning to use multiple music in one video?

You are an inspiration

Thanks very much. Very helpful.

You really, really had to know your shit when shooting film and tungsten to make it look good from on set through developing and printing. That’s why so many DP’s didn’t start getting serious jobs till after twenty plus years learning the craft. It’s good people are getting interested in film and older technology, if you learn the craft it will only help no mater what you use.

I actually used a 16mm Bolex camera similar that in the early 1970s to film a few weddings. It had a rotating turret with three different focal length lenses. The show stopper was the slow film speeds which required bright lights which in one instance blew the circuit breaker in hotel ballroom in the middle of the bride walking down the aisle. Options for editing were also limited and crude, cutting with a razor and connecting with adhesive splices.

I've used tip #1 fo so long now and it's just incredibly efficient.. But, i noticed you have tabs of Timelines on your edit page. How do i get that?! those seem incredibly useful

Tip 1 is pretty much the Source Tape

r u using nd filters too?

well ill be

nice video but your glasses arent sitting correctly on your nose and since I saw it I couldn't unsee it THE IMPERFECTION HAUNTS ME

man theres just something special about proper film.

Love these tips buddy! I'm going to think on using the breaks tip in my vids going forward. Keep it up!

Golden tips my friend! Golden tips!

Great tips Matt! Looking forward to future content!

Nice tips Matt!

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super cool shots!

all of these shots are awesome

I wonder how analog film is converted to digital for CZcams. Please someone explain to me

Great video Matt!! I discovered the song from the MV a while back and this landed on my feed just now. Thank you for the BTS 🙌 very inspiring P.S: What's the song you played in the outro? Really good stuff!

Midwestcofilmcompany for development and processing you welcome

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The images you took with the camera were incredible! I did a 16mm workshop with a Bolex last year. We filmed in black & white after the theoretical part. It was very interesting. I posted the result on my channel. Your video is very good!

Loved that shot of you skating, straight out of an early habitat video or 00’s trans world montage.

This is such a great video Matt - I loved it - always wanted to shoot film and watching this kinda gives me the confidence to give it a go.

Thanks for the breakdown. Incredibly helpful.

I feel like it is capturing life! Thank you

Great work ! why the format is 4:3 and not 16:9 ? is it super 16 film stock or just regular 16mm?

great frames dude !

Great video. I just get started to shoot 16mm film on a bolex , it’s a lot of fun. Love your footage 👍🏻

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Please whats the name of the song on “sunny 16” part of the video

The footage looks great! I'm always surprised by the dynamic range of motion picture film. Would love to see your workflow for grading film footage!

so nice!! thank you so much for this video, among all the ' how to shoot 16mm ' on yt I found this to be the most interesting, especially for you sharing your exposure work, very very instructive!

duuuuude. i still have some 16 in my fridge lol. soon as i take a break from animation learning i'm on it!! thanks !! keep creating and inspiring!!

I’m surprised you didn’t get your film all scratched. When you put the take up spool the second time you actually put the film behind the lever to pop up the spools. But i’m sure you noticed that while you were editing this video, sorry for being that annoying guy who had to tell you hahah

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Great recommendations! Thanks for sharing

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Much love Matt. ✨