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you really shot this chick right next to dumpsters bro 🤣

videazo amigo gracias

Legend 🙏

Perioddddd

I’ve shot film for over 40 years. Bought a Holga this summer. I taped it, used HP5, shot in light. Great photos.

Hey Thank you for this video ! I just found one in a garage sell I m cleaning it but it seems the button to take the picture is stuck I can’t press it and I don’t want to force it Do you know the reason?

Absolutely incredible

This was wat i needed haha, so many fake tutorials out there

Omg 😂😂😂😂 “f*ck” 🤣

What was your camera setting at the studio?

this guy knows his shit

0:20 😄

This is incredible. Thank you so much for this. How were you able to solidify your previous edits onto a separate layer on layer 3?

Your hat with the nazi flag is off-putting .

Could you please do it about Hugo Comte ? I love his whole 90s looks on his photography, I love and really want to achieve the way he does his backgrounds (it's slightly grey with shadows but still, there is white areas), I think he shots all his imagery on film, but i really want to get that look on digital, + the way he lights his models, their skins shine, and some of his pictures (Bella Hadid for Heaven Marc Jacobs Campaign, for example feels like a 3D shot, because I guess he composes 2 images (Sharp background and the photo of the model) into 1 image, but i could be wrong on that ! Basically I LOVE the general look of his work, the way he lights his set and models ! 🙏🏼

Nice video! That was a kick！ from japan.

really enjoyed this type of content i think you should do more and pick some old school photographers too like Bill Cunningham

Amazing! thank you

Wow, that is an absolutely fascinating encounter for me! I’m a Ukrainian, displaced by the war. Having lived in Kyiv for about 18 years, I find it hard to express the incredible mixture of feelings your story has just brought up in me! Thank you for all the sensitiveness and attention you demonstrate here. It feels as if I had met you that winter in Kyiv, we might have had an interesting conversation. And there’s even more to say now. Anyway, I’m going to order this zine if it is still available

did you use any v flats in your shoots?

Thank you for that great video! Could you do one on Aidan Zamiri?:)

Something about the new ish flash and a camers older than me by a long shot is just ridiculously funny to me

This was super informative and fun to watch! Thank you! 🤝🏼

Should’ve pushed two stops on the HP5. But the box speed shots look solid

The editing part is easier, its the creativity that is a task , it can’t be replicated

Hey I love the video. it was very informative. I recommend you starting a series on "How to shoot like" and recreate established photographers. It would help blow up your CZcams.

Gah it´s so hard for me to understand some of the shots bc the scenes looks so familiar , something I would never have thought taking pic of. your expl is amazing! also lol there is entire movement of post-Soviet core in Eastern European arts and photo so its ok, it is depressing despite being advanced and modern

Great job! I would offer doing your color grading in capture 1. It’s super fast and efficient and you can save your style presets! Then import and do your touch ups in photoshop

Just a thing to note, since you did the flattening s-curve in photoshop, you had less data to work with. Photoshop doesn't work directly with the raw file, rather it rasterizes and compress it to something that's more readable as a layer (idk what it exactly does, but it's not the direct raw) - this is why camera raw exists, and also why your base corrections in a raw converter look one way when the image is in it's raw state, and another if it gets applied post retouch on a .tiff or .psd, even if it haven't had anything done except the save. Same thing goes for corrections in camera raw, they don't work the same if an image is brought into photoshop with camera raw, or if it's been brought in and then went through camera raw. So if you really wanted to stretch the file, and retain as much quality as possible, that type of work should be done in your raw converter of choice before importing it to PS.

You should make this a series where you do different styles

beautiful pictures and great point of view on film & digital!

Hello, and thank you for your work ! Same video with the work of Hugo Comte ? ;)

I would love to see the BTS

3:45 😅

this kind of content on youtube is long overdue fr thank you so much for this dope ass vid! would love to see a breakdown of hugo comte's style

Nice one!!

Really thorough tutorial. Thank you.

there are absolutely a few new things i learnt, wonderful job :) subscribed

Brandon it’s been a month hope you’re okay. And thanks for the video been trying to imitate this contrasty Y2K look thanks

Just found your channel off this video! Looks like this is your best performing one so far. Would definitely continue on this subject as I don't think there are many fashion photographers doing this on CZcams. Great video. Just followed.

Great Breakdown! It would be awesome if you could do another breakdown, like for Elizaveta Porodina?

Do you have a discount code for the sponsor website? lol Thank for this!

I know this is an older video but I just got a first roll back from an Olympus OM-1 and I thought I was the only one who felt that twinge of disappointment at how “normal” the photos looked 😅 I downloaded them into my phone and to be honest they blended right with my phone photos. I don’t know what I was hoping for .. something more.. film-y?

Pls do one on dani km, I love her work !

Also would love to see the BTS of the actual shoot, with you posing the models and setting the scene/shoot up

The intro to the sponsors cracked me up 😂

can you do @canon.carter next?

thank you for showing the tools you used and the setup! so helpful! :)))

Someone get this man a damn sponsor!