How I Meter for Film Photography
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- čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
- "Oh boy, an overly technical video about measuring light!" Said none of you, probably.
Cameras in video:
Mamiya 7
Film in video:
portra 800
Video recorded on my phone, and Sony a7rii.
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If you didn't overexpose you're Portra by 32 stops is it even worth developing??
No, fortune favors the bold. 32 stops or nothing
@@grainydaysss COLABBBBSSSS!!!!!!!
Only if you plan on pushing by 10 stops.
Podcast episode with grainydays
@@grainydaysss Guess you could use it a blackout material... after all every darkroom has the odd light leak!
It's not underexposed, it's "metered for the highlights".
The same thing friends say to me when they don't want to pay me for their portraits.
BRO, if you don't UNDERSTAND bracketing then just SAY THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If I had a dollar for every time I watched you climb that fence to take a photo of the pool...
Baxter is a true legend.
Yea the legend of the chupacabra
I think he loves you too Matt!! :-D
I know it and you know it
This is high quality teaching right here. I learned more about metering in the last 11 minutes than in 10 years of shooting digital.
The content is strong in this one
Willem is down to collab, would be fun to see you interview him in a true grainydays-fasion!
We will make it happen one day!
@@grainydaysss one day is how my mom says never
@@grainydaysss One day is what I keep telling myself everytime i get beaten up by my highschool bully, now that I'm 26.
i have been trying to understand this for hours, and you simply explained it in 10 mins, thank you
This DUDDDEEE is the perfect balance of personality and information. Thank you for not just spewing info at the camera. Subscriber earned.
This is the best well rounded video on metering so far, thank youuu
Literally today, I was trying to make sense of light metering (and how to apply it, and what the results look like) and I COULD NOT find an article or video that explained it in a way I could understand.
And I thought to myself... I really wish Jason would make a video explaining light metering... and then suddenly, a notification appears, as if the film gods heard my prayers...
Awesome video, thank you so much. You have no idea how much this helped me.
wish for superia to come back please
He called us gang 🥺❤️
Thank you! This has helped me understand metering so much better. I have many missed images and I've always wondered what I should do in order to get a better result. I'll give all of these tips a try.
ik you probably won’t see this but thank you for these videos. they have so much value and there are so manny videos you make which help me and hundreds of thousands of people like me learn about photography in such unique ways. it is impossible to find this kind of information constructed in such a fun artistic and funny way for people to learn. thanks
nobody has explained this better than you... and i've been watching youtube videos on this trying to learn.
if you could possibly do more examples the way you explained with the aperture and shutter speed explanations/ comparisons, that would be AMAZING.
But for now, this has been the best! Thanks a million
A very clear and informative demonstration, one of the best explanations I have come across.
"Fuck digital camera" (Records with a digital camera)
clearest and simplest explanation of the zone system and reciprocity..you made it seem so simple and logical. best metering video , thanks a lot
Clip of you standing outside: shirt or hoodie is warm enough
clip of you standing inside spittin facts about light: 10 layers of clothing and a hat
seriously, is it really that cold in your appartement?😂
That's LA for you lmao
Greg LaMotte oh boi let me tell you about weather in austria
@@alexandermeisel4585 when
That way he doesn't need to store his color film in the fridge haha
Luca Schwitalla hahah true
Wow, this is the best explanation of Reciprocity Failure ive ever heard or seen. Idk if it just me but i feel like i could never find a good explanation on how it works. Super helpful
Reciprocity is the interchange of shutter speed and aperture. ... Reciprocity failure happens when this relationship breaks down. This commonly occurs with long exposures color films suffer from reciprocity failure when exposed for longer than a few seconds
@@nelsonclub7722 Yeah we were saying that we finally got it cause of this video thanks tho
One of the best useful videos that I watched from beginning till the end. Thank you for this it helps a lot 😊
I was searching for this the other day. You and Willem needed a video on this
This video is amazing for understanding metering. I’m going to try my best to share this info(and video) w all my photo friends
Literally so happy you explained stops
Love that swimming pool shot. This was a big help, thank you.
I love you and your videos man, super informative and easy to understand. BIG FAN!
this is my first time seeing a video of yours and you're so funny! love your personality
Use the friggin' zone system if you've got a spot meter. It's easy. Measure the part of the subject you are most interested in. Decide how many zones away from mid-gray you want to place that part of the subject. Adust exposure by that many stops.
so cool, this zeppelin started from a small sportsairport near our home when i was a child!
Hi, what a wonderful video. Keep up the amazing work! I look forward to your next video.
Been reading about metering at night these past few days and this definitely was the nail in the coffin!
@grainydays For the part where you discuss sunsets, you switch from adding your exposure compensation by adjusting the meter iso (overexpose by 1.5 stops, set iso 400 ->160 etc) to saying the number of stops to overexpose by in addition to setting your meter to half a stop brighter. Any reason to mix the two approaches?
My brain doesn’t think in histograms so that was an interesting depiction to see. Thank you for making reciprocity failure easy to understand.
I like using the measure once and then best guess for the rest of the session method. hasn't let me down yet.
I was shooting Mamiya 6X7 in the late 90s. Old school meter. Phones are amazing.
Very informative and humorous references I learn something thank you. For sharing this information.
pulled out my nikon FA that i used in the 80s because of you. fortunately it was like riding a bike after 30 years of inactivity although a few knee scrapes here and there. fun times.
Humour, design, education. You got all these covered in your videos. I applaude, don't stop, ly, bye
I thought Matt Day was cool, too. UNTIL just now I found you "emo depressed ryan gosling" lol
Trying to learn something here. Keep having to rewind because of funny. Worth it.
This video is badass dude. I know it’s an older video but I just found it today. Thanks. I love film.
Ive watched 1 minute of you and I already love your dry humour, subbed lmao
Fantastic video, thanks for sharing.
Enjoyable video, informative and clear.
I just bought my first medium format mamiya 645 and wondered this, perfect timing man!! huge fan
same boat here bro, have run 5 rolls through it so far and only now just starting to get the hang of it
Watch out you need to check the shutter and check the foam you might get bad light leaks and the shutters are starting to fall apart now and chances are your camera wont work right. My mamiya just went bunk.
@@JustStayPositive27 I ran 10 rolls through mine and it worked fine now all the rolls come out blank because the shutter broke.
I didn't know how much I needed this😂
Although probably not early in the morning, I might have to rewatch a few times to digest. Reciprocity failure just messes me up.
That metering for the sunset shot ufffff
That Mamiya 7 is a beauty!
Finally someone who properly explains those f*cking stops! Thank you so much! I was going insane since I started analog photography! 🙈
Reciprocity curves for any given can be found in their respective film datasheets. It will spare you headaches.
Thanks for this video by the way. Very instructive.
you lighten my day
bro, this the best metering video
Love the comedy and the content...great work.👏🗣
Gold of the week,holy Sheep .Thanks i learned a lot! Hope to see a video with Willieam
I enjoy your videos and specially your photography.
Simply Legend
People putting the thumb down have no sense of humor or feel missed a lot of information. Awesome video, I like your style of presentation! (Follower +1)
Wow thank you so much. Perfect Video for a beginner.
you are very funny; great timing, and your self-deprecating is a great contrast to how much you actually know.
ive been waiting for a video FOR SO LONG
I thought you were a sort of pretentious CZcams film photo guy but the more I watched you the more I liked you haha. I really laughed out loud several times you’re pretty entertaining. I’m having issues with my light meter that I’ve been using for 5+ years not changing the iso all of a sudden and I’ve been looking for someone who can help me figure out why. You didn’t answer any of my questions but i enjoyed this video and am going to subscribe.
cool video, thanks for the work!
This was very helpful, thanks!
I use my digital to measure it, put in manual and see what the camera has to say, the trick is to always go 1 or half a stop over what the camera says since digital sensors work better underexposing and film works better over exposing.
glad this video was on my recommended list
Brilliant
Excellent video discount Ryan Gosling. You're super chill and dryer than cider.
Your info was great!!
Superb..
Hahaha. “Ba-ha blasting out.” Niiice!
AWESOME
While many try to be fun and it just doesn't work,you my man got my attention immediately with those dark jokes ! :D worth the subscribe!
good for beginners. nice video, dude!
Might be a dumb question but what scanner do you use with Negative Lab pro? Can I use a Plustek 8200i ? Thank you!
Top of the class.
Thank you for this. I'm just using external meters for the 1st time. You won't believe my silly collection. So far the same godsend and an ttartesan mounted for old cameras w no working meters.
I’m surprised the legends Willem and Matt haven’t commented on your video yet!
the funniest creator i ever seen!
Thanks for info!
Brother .... Your depressive jokes are awesome .... Love them .....where the dog has more character than the host .... :-) ) )
Good videos. Only one my wife can stand to watch about photography. Kudos
lol I had no idea it was possible to zoom the spot lens on my meter. thank you for this education.
any thoughts on shooting film at a concert on 800iso? push and wing it or rate at box speed and...also wing it?
Glad to see others are using that app! I usually take a reading in the highlights, in the shadows, and select the exposure in the middle. So far so good, although I feel like you'll be judging me for it.... ;)
App name please?
@@jordanhayes7348 play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.willblaschko.android.lightmeterv2.free&hl=en_GB
Baja blasting out!!!! Mans got me weak😂😂😂
hi, i saw what you've written on the notes . Is that reciprocity of KOdak portra 800 ?
Killed it.
How exactly do you meter for highlights vs midtones vs shadows with the lightmeter app youre using?
Interesting.Cheers!
can you transfer the the autosettings your old digi point and shoot chose for a certain frame, to your film camera, see how that turned out and work from there?
Very good thanks
Hi! What App do you use/ recommend for metering?
I think i like the most metering for shadows, its in betwen and for me looks best.
Agreed, the dog has Charisma!
Needed this
I've never had to consider reciprocity failure until now, but now that i'm looking it up for film stocks like Kodak, I can't seem to find much other than kodak's spreadsheets saying "Test it yourself". Do you mind sharing where you got your numbers from?
if this video reaches 15k views by next, half of it might be me watching. i’ve been looking for a video like this since i started film last year and this one is by far my favorite and find very helpful.
i take that back. by tomorrow not next week. lol
Mamiya 7! Want one!
I have had a Konica autoreflex T since 1971. Batteries changed to very slightly more voltage... and I never realized it. That degraded the electronics in the meter. I took it to my camera guy. Yep, the replacement parts were nowhere to be had. He reset what he could, the voltage is OK now, the meter sort of works... if I load 400 speed and tell the camera it has 200 speed. I just use the camera outside almost all the time now.