Krasnogorsk 3 16mm film - Beneath The Australian Sun
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2022
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A 16mm short that highlights our beautiful coastline through natural sound scapes and grainy images, with an assortment of native fauna and peaceful spaces captured on various 16mm film stocks with the Krasnogorsk 3.
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Perhaps the most beautiful-looking format ever conceived, the surfing sequence was so immersive.
Never been so stocked to shoot every opportunity I get with this format!
that shot of the surfer through the trees looks a bit like the shape of Australia - phenomenal!
No kidding !
I noticed that also when I was editing it, pure luck hahah
Incredibly beautiful, the 16mm film does so much. Excellent work!
Thank you greatly 🧡
Beautiful shots
Thank you very much 🙏
This looks phenomenal. 16mm is a good way to capture the colors of the natural world. Props to the excellent sound work.
Thank you for that !
It’s definitely got it’s own characteristics, sure isn’t the cheapest way to shoot natural environments, and you do have some misses sometimes but for me it’s worth it
@@ssimple4190you’re welcome. The hard work payed off.
I marvel at the composure and talent needed to take still shots like these on a trip. It's a lost art.
The ability to be patient becomes much easier in such beautiful places,
Cheers !
That was a masterpiece dude, no words needed.
Cheers mate ❤️
WOW! This is just mind blowing. Miss Australia so much! Editing and sound is amazing, the colours, the scenes...thanks for that experience!
cheers akis !
Always waiting for more! Very glad Werner is back at it. About to get my first roll back. Very excited!
I sat on most of this footage for months painfully waiting at the time because he was taking a well deserved break. The man has never disappointed!
I love this so much! beautiful cinematography and sound design.
I’m glad you dug it !
Thank you 🧡
Astonishing work
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I would like to understand how much of this awesomeness depends on the camera and how much is down to your skills in post production. A lot of other K3 footage sucks, whereas this has the right balance of sharpness and film look. Also, how did you stabilise the footage so well ?
The camera had faults but as do all k3’s to an extent, mine were not hugely problematic though, so the camera preformed Nicely.
I really just take my time when shooting and editing, and I reject anything I feel doesn’t look right or doesn’t fit into a project.
Which is hard to do at times especially when it’s so expensive and you only have limited usable footage left to replace something that looks bad in an edit.
Hence why I and most don’t put out much very often haha
Also Occasionally I use the built in stabiliser in Final Cut, but it can look pretty bad if you use it too often or it’s too strong. But that does help especially with gate jitter
Magnifique !
Stunning work!!
Thank you very much!
this is so gorgeous
Thankyou !
This is incredible!
Thank you 🙏
Excellent work. You make the K3 look good.
Not without many issues and work arounds haha, a Clunky but funky camera
Fantastic!
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Stunning
Big love ❤️
Cant believe you only have 950 subscribers! instantly subscribed as this is incredible footage and you have a lot of talent.
You’re a legend. Thank you !
beautiful video, the audio is so well integrated
Big love, I’m glad you enjoyed !
Wonderful! Nice look...
Cheers !
Beautiful work!! I know film is expensive, but I wish you uploaded more.
thank you !
finances depending, Ive always got something in mind for future projects
@ssimple- in a world of 4k , 6K this is stunning work! The sound design is stellar. I love this look, and now I'll see if I can get a 16mm camera for my next project.
Definitely give it a go, I’m sure you won’t regret it !
Thank you !
Amazing 🙏
Thank you 🙌
So good
Fantastic!! So inspiring!
Thanks mate 🙏
@@ssimple4190 my pleasure!
beautiful
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Perfection.
Thankyou !
incredible
Cheers dude !
So good... thanks for putting this together. Exceptional. Looking into economical 16mm options for music videos. About ready to pull the trigger once I have a grasp on it and enough research done.
Thanks mate !
You’ll never look back !
nice work also the sound design
Thank you Einfach !
I'm obsessed with this, makes me want to purchase the camera and do the same
Make the leap, it’s expensive but worth it !
Damn you should be shooting tourism promos for Australia! This makes me want to take a trip down there. Well done
That’d be the dream, thank you ❤️
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Hey! Just found your channel. This video is insane. I just ordered an Ultra 16mm K3 so I’m going to keep an eye on your content to give me ideas. Parts of this video and your most recent one remind me a lot of the film The Thin Red Line.
I’m curious, how do you decide which film to use? Like what do you use to measure the exposure rating?
Appreciate those words mate !
I genuinely load film up depending on the conditions outside, if it’s raining and I want to shoot I’ll load up something like 200-500T,
Or beach stuff I’ll decide on either 50-250D
Just depends on how the weather is looking the week ahead before I shoot something.
Also I only use an iPhone light meter app, and when I’m unsure based on those readings I’ll lean towards over exposure to be safe 👍🏼
Hope that helps, appreciate it!
This is pretty, and your sound design is excellent!
Cheers mate, I’m new to mixing sounds like I did for this, long way to go and much more to learn but it was fun putting together!
@@ssimple4190 its nice but too loud!
Appreciate that Olle!,
And hanks for the feedback,
As mentioned earlier I’m no pro at sound mixing especially with levels and compression, just learning as I go. But I’m Always looking to improve upon my understanding and ability’s with each project I tackle.
Thanks for letting me know 👍🏼
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Amazing editing and composition. And those colors!
It's incredible that a $500 dollar camera can create such quality of picture. I'd say I personally like the look of this than the images produced by modern 35mm digital Alexas. Film is unbeatable.
I'm in the process of finding a 16mm cam for my travel channel. I ride in cars and soon will be doing it in motorcycles. I use digital cameras and color grade the footage to look like 16-35mm film, but it's not the same. I wish these cameras and film were cheaper.
Look forward to see more of your artistic work!
Cheers mate, I feel most modern tech is undoubtably convenient and incredible, but lacks imperfections and character.
If this was good enough back then, it’s good enough for me now.
@@ssimple4190 Exactly!
Have you looked into film scanners btw?
This is ssimply beautiful - did you do anything special when researching/buying your K3? Such great quality image
I hate to say it but some of it is luck. And I had a lot of bad luck before I ended up with the camera I used for this…
Unless you can find a seller who can show you footage they have shot through it, it can be a gamble with the k3.
But if you can find one that is solid and works well. Hold onto it, they can be great !
Such a beautiful video, perfectly capturing the Aus vibe - I'm wondering if you had to do much troubleshooting with the K3?
There's so many varied filming results on YT (yours being among the most lovely), I wonder if the individual camera units are different in sharpness, gate jitter etc..
Also wondering what shutter speed you are using for 24 fps? I read that the shutter angle of the K3 is 150 degrees making the 180 degree double frame rate shutter rule not work.. is this right?
I had a few different k3 cameras and each had their own personality. Some i had a lot of stressful issues with.
But the last one I had which was used on this project preformed the most reliably and was the most consistent. And I can’t remember the exact shutter angle but it wasn’t off enough to notice or that I had any issues with.
Hope that helps!
And thank you for the positive feedback❤️
Hi - stunning work my friend. If you don’t mind my asking - what lens are you using? I recently purchase a K3 Ultra 16 with bayonet mount which may not have been wise? I’m hearing not many cine lenses are made for bayonet mount. I just wasn’t crazy about the M42 mount because I don’t intend to use any still photography/Pentax lenses with this camera.
Thank you for your time!
Thank you !
I had a few different variations of this camera and had the best results from the original 4:3 bayonet version I used for this film.
Lens selection is limited but typically I like running a good zoom and a wide lens for it gives me less choices to focus on.
Personally I loved the bayonet camera I had.
Good luck with it !
I justo discovered your channel and I absolutely love it. I hope I can have mine as beautiful as yours...
Thank you very much, definitely worth diving into !
amazing visuals. Looks so crisp! Can I ask what lens did you shoot this on?
Big love!
this was shot with the stock meteor lens !
Hi SSimple, I like the 8/16/33 mm look. But is there cheap alternative? Getting the footage developed and digitized is hardly affordable if you want to shoot a full length analog film (and dont want to use pseudo-analog digital filter.)
Unfortunately not, it’s definitely worth trying first before you buy a camera if you can,
Personally I love this way of shooting, but some don’t, especially due to the cost.
Filters can look accurate, but the look isn’t what’s important, the method and idea behind it is more important and worth the cost (for me at least)
Good luck !
Great film. Love 16mm was wondering what you used to do the sound. Interested to know. Matt
Cheers matt, at the time I was using a zoom h1n and occasionally a shotgun mic to pick up anything I wanted isolated
Amazing, Kodak should sponsor you with film, for real!
Oh man wouldn’t that be a welcomed break on my wallet hahah
Thank you 🙏
looks like it was shot on my bmpcc og
From what I’ve seen they do give a very film like look!
very nice. it looks like the lab scanned it on a scanstation. do you remember what settings they used and how it was delivered?
you know your stuff! I believe they scan at 6.5k and deliver it as a 4k file. I have mine cloud delivered as I'm impatient and they are located some distance from where I live. but I'm very happy with how usable a cloud upload can be.
I use these guys in Melbourne
www.memorylabfilm.com
what a natural in sharpness. de facto movie maker prefer film than digital. they use digital because film is expensive.
Definitely not a smart decision today shooting film over digital, but I much prefer shooting this way, it’s a pretty special experience and forces me to think little harder about what I’m doing.
It’s just a different kind of tool, a different kind of paint brush if you will 👍🏼
Are you using a tripod for most of these shots? Wonderful work by the way. Your choice of moment and framing is almost always just right.
thanks Anthony, I do use a tripod most of the time as I'm usually waiting quite a while for the right moment, but I also wanted to keep the frame mostly still. I'm glad you you enjoyed it !
Beautiful footage. May I ask what lens you used ?
Thanks !
This was shot with the stock meteor lens 🤌🏽
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Beautiful work! What lens are you using here ?
Cheers !
This was shot with the stock meteor lens
Hello! Thanks to share your video. Which lens did you use?
I mostly use the meteor lens, pretty versatile and under appreciated especially for what I shoot !
0:57 he's literally me
Stunning! How did you capture the audio?
Thank you!
I used both an external recorder and what I couldn’t get I found through paid online sound libraries
This is really nice!! what lenses have you used?
Thank you !
I used the stock meteor lens
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very nice, how did you syncron the audio? Thanks Micha
I actually recorded audio separately with an external recorder, and whatever I couldn’t get I found through paid online audio libraries
I want to buy an old camera for my trips, but I can’t choose between 8mm and 16mm... which one is the best? Or the less expensive ? easier ?
Definitely super 8 for ease of use and price, but 16 can give a much cleaner steady image.
I typically jump between the two regularly as I feel they both have a place, for me though it depends on the project I have in mind.
Hope that helps !
Amazing work, which filmstocks did you use, 50D? 250D?
cheers James, and I used both stocks I believe through this
Beatiful, are you using the standard Meteor lens?
It is yes, great lens honestly
What stock(s) did you use for day time? I just ordered a KG3 recently
It was either a mix of 50D & or 250D for 90% of the footage
and the font in the intro was so beautiful too 😮💨 what was the name of it?
The font is called Garamond rough in Final Cut 👍🏼
Amazing shots! What FPS did you shoot on?
Thanks !
I usually jump between 24 & 48 depending on what I’m after or what the situation calls for
How many fps are you recording?
Hi what lens did you use? Thanks
The stock Meteor lens
What lens did you use? This almost looks too sharp to be a Krasnogorsk and it’s meteor lens. But it does look great
thank you !, and it is indeed the meteor lens and k3 all the way!. I've been pleasently surprised myself honestly, but id say the scan has a huge roll to play in this, especially considering I meter from an iPhone app haha
I have a question: Do you overexposed your shots? If yes, how do you light meter your shots? Midtones, shadows, light? which of these i need to overexpose?
I try to overexpose a stop or two if I’m not sure but honestly I’m not the most precise with metering as I’m using an iPhone light metering app, so I do get wildly different results sometimes
did you record the sound on location or did you add a soundscape in post?
I generally shot first, review and edit the entire project, then go back out either at the same location or similar locations as per shot to record the audio and do alit of mixing to find a balance across the edit
is that shot at 0:40 on the meteor lens too?
If I remember correctly I believe the entire film was captured with the meteor lens,
I always felt it was a much better lens for the price then people give it credit for
How did you record the sound? I works perfectly
I used a mixture of a few things but most was captured separately using any external recorder and a lot of mixing for effect and matching
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Love this so much. How did you record the sound?
mostly with an external recorder and a lot of sound mixing, anything I couldn't capture I found through a few paid sights, cheers Ryan !
How did you scan this film??
This was scanned on a scan station 6.5k, in Melbourne Australia at a place called memory lab, they deliver stunning scans.
what lenses?
This was with the meteor lens
How much did it cost you altogether for 3 minutes of footage?
Here in aus it will totally you north or $300aud, that’s including the cost of the roll, processing telecine and shipping… she’s an expensive interest
What lens did you use?
The stock meteor lens 👍🏼
@@ssimple4190 amazing. Do you know why your footage looks so much better than most? Color grading? Or just overexposing it the perfect amount? I want to do everything I can to replicate this quality lol
What film did you used?
he most likely used 250d
Mostly 50D and 250D, but there might be a shot or two that I had shot on 500T
Guys I f****** hate digital now.
Now contrast this with Australia shot on a BMD camera. It has lost its warmth, and its "feel". czcams.com/video/u0_hzJc5I-E/video.htmlsi=GvU97qRE3KteZ5xs
Krasnagorsk camera not have color
There is no such thing as a color or black and white film camera. It is the film stock that determines whether it is in color or black and white.