great video as always, but... dude, where's the cigar at??! always loved seeing you enjoying your cigar as you shoot. more of that please, and also share a little about what you are smoking. thanks!
My friend Hillarie Jason just gave me a roll of 220 Fuji 160ns that expired in 2003. I'm going to shoot it at ISO 25-50 in my Fuji G690 blp, but I haven't gotten around to it. When I started shooting film (again) in 2008, I got a few boxes of kodak 400VC 220. It was my absolute favorite film. I've been saving them for special trips, but now that they are a decade+ expired, I shot a roll in Shenandoah Nov 2020 and they just look "thin" now.
The beauty of an early start is evident at first light. I'm getting caught up on videos on my one measly day off. The scenery was beautiful right down to the abandoned empty beer cans in the sunshine ☀️ Cheers! 😁👍
I love the days when I find channels such as yours. Now I know how I will spend my weekend :D Very beautiful photos you capture and there is a 100% chance I will think the same about the rest of the videos as well.
Damn, you're good when it comes to pointing a camera at the right place ! I'm not only talking about the photos, but also the on location video parts. This is great work. My favorite is the 4:54 picture
Great video and photos! I have a Pro Pack of expired Portra 160 220 that I nabbed from an estate sale. It’s in the refrigerator waiting to be run through my Mamiya 220. Thanks for the inspiration.
Your first photo at 2:10 was stellar. Those long shadows with that warm light is beautiful. I really enjoyed this video. Also makes me want to bust out my gsw690iii too.
7:52 bro it's lovely and so calm belying the remnants of the areas industrial past, you can imagine all the activity that used to take place on this river while admiring the tranquility. Blues look great too!
they all turned out incredible! my favs are for sure either 3:07 or 4:57 - just imagining them as prints is amazing!!! I want to get my hands on 220 now (the dream 16 shots instead of 8 on the 690)
Great pictures I’ve just bought a Fuji GW 6 x9 mk1. With a 90 mil lens fixed in good condition and I’ve got some 220 Film to shoot next just done a roll of portra 400
Some of the best results I’ve seen from some expired film, Robbie! You’ve done an excellent job to capture details while exposing both for inside and outside of the buildings, particularly 4:55. Keep up the good work.
It's a close battle between 2:17 and 3:01 But my favorite has to be 2:17. It's very industrial but at the same time there's signs of nature reclaiming it's territory. Loved the videography, btw.
Stellar work. I like all interior shots, the light is amazing. I was never impressed with Portra before this video. These shots changed my mind and you did it with expired film. Kudos to you.
Always blown away with your videos, I get excited to see a new upload from your channel. I enjoy your relaxing sit back and enjoy vibe! I love all the shots but the image at 4:59 stood out to me personally. I'm new to film and enjoy shooting abandoned structures as well as enjoy time on the water so this image hits for me. I find chasing abandoned scenes exhilarating while my time fly fishing on the water puts me at ease, a great balance in one image. Thank you for the video!
The frame at 9:22 is stunning. I feel like it shows off the strengths of the gw690. The level of detail and how the camera rendered the scene, makes me want to dust off my own gw690ii haha!
My favorite image is at 5:00, looking out over the river with the light coming in the windows to the left and the light fog on the water. I also hope you got a nice photo of that sunken boat in the river too.
@@RobbieMaynardCreates I'd love to see those images! Your work is excellent and I enjoy your videos. I'm located in Northwestern Vermont, so not really all that far away.
Hi Surya from India here. Expired films are beautifull in it's own way. I just bought a minolta SRT101 for myself and looking at your pictures and the way you shoot really inspires me. When it comes to film its just light and shadows that you have to frame within and I loved the way you framed building, door, floor, rust, dirt and a lovely morning lake within a frame at the back 05:00 ! lovely mate!!!
Another great video. What a shame to see that pilot house sticking out of the water. But my favorite shot was the river reflection at 7:53. Sold my 3 Fujicas and settled on the Gw670iii. What a nice piece of gear. Looking forward to seeing your new videos this year.
I really love the piler photo at 2:10 you smacked me in the mouth right away with this frame. freaking love it. I love the comp but really love the early morning light that adds that little bit of punch to it. It just hits different then the rest for me. Amazing frame Robbie love the photo and love the content
I'm always glad to see folks shooting in New England, especially in Conn! I'm so used to folks shooting out west our in other distant locales. Edit: Liked the fame at 7:55 the most... probably. hard to pick
That is a tough call! There were four shots I was geeking over, haha. 4:55 wins for me. I like how you captured the stillness of the lake(?) through the “window”. You get a bit of everything. Awesome video on such a killer morning. And great music👍
Dude, I love your energy. Finding inspiration to go out and shoot film can be hard to find sometimes, but every time I watch your content, I find myself loading up for a shoot the next day. Thank you. Much love bruddah. ❤️
Another mint video! Really enjoyed seeing the expired film and the colours that you got from it, worked with the location so well! I loved the images at 4:53 and 5:43 - the others were good but these two stood out for me. Keep up the amazing work!
A fascinating place, I’m guessing built around the 1930s? I love the steel windows and high quality joinery doors, against the ‘brutalist’ concrete. Favourite image has to be 4:53
Robbie it is a hard choice as they are all gems, in saying that l think image 5 as you shot this mainly inside with bright outdoor light on those windows. The shot also picks up the rich deep colour of the street art (aka graffiti). Great video
I always just thought 220 was just a longer version of 120, learn something new everyday! As for my favorite photos "It's 4:22 and I hope my wish comes true" The Juliana Theory - This Is Not a Lovesong 🤓
Shanghai GP3 is cooking fresh 220 btw. It was dicey at first, but their QC has really improved. I'd recommend xtol 1+3 for 16 minutes. My new favorite emulsion for the GW - love having 18 shots.
@@RobbieMaynardCreates If you do, just watch the highlights. It's a pretty contrasty film and has a tendency to blow things out, hence the xtol dilution. The best comparison I can think of is that it's like a 100 speed Pan F+, so I treat it with the same contrast-reducing workflow. Everything else about the emulsion is great - end result looks like trix once you tame the contrast. Well worth it IMHO to have a supply of fresh 220. They also have sheet film now- 4x5 100 sheets for $32!
Hi Robbie, I can't believe you haven't got a lot more followers on your CZcams channel , your vlogs are the best , by the way my fav pic is at 5.00 ' cheers bud 👍
Hey Selma! You won! If you are on Instagram, feel free to DM at Robbie Maynard Creates to send me your address or through email at RobbieMaynardCreates@yahoo.com
Hey Robbie - thanks for a great video. I really look forward to your videos they are well paced and always with beautiful images. I had to go through the whole thing again to decide - but I actually really like the first one 2:10 something about the mist, light and reflections on the floor! Great work man!
Loved the video. I've just started learning more about film photography. How do you meter your shots with the bright light coming through the windows? Thanks for any help.
Hey there! Great video- thanks for inspiring me to do the same! Dumb question… when you get it developed, do you note to push the film 1-2 stops, or let the lab treat it as box speed?
great video as always, but... dude, where's the cigar at??! always loved seeing you enjoying your cigar as you shoot. more of that please, and also share a little about what you are smoking. thanks!
haha I was too focused on the scene
I love these abandoned places and I love your shots
The shot at 5:42 is just *chef's kiss* good. Love the lighting and the framing of the shot.
Thank you!
My friend Hillarie Jason just gave me a roll of 220 Fuji 160ns that expired in 2003. I'm going to shoot it at ISO 25-50 in my Fuji G690 blp, but I haven't gotten around to it. When I started shooting film (again) in 2008, I got a few boxes of kodak 400VC 220. It was my absolute favorite film. I've been saving them for special trips, but now that they are a decade+ expired, I shot a roll in Shenandoah Nov 2020 and they just look "thin" now.
The beauty of an early start is evident at first light. I'm getting caught up on videos on my one measly day off. The scenery was beautiful right down to the abandoned empty beer cans in the sunshine ☀️ Cheers! 😁👍
Thanks buddy! I hope you enjoyed your day off lol
I love the days when I find channels such as yours. Now I know how I will spend my weekend :D Very beautiful photos you capture and there is a 100% chance I will think the same about the rest of the videos as well.
Thank you for following along
Absolutely outstanding photos. Thanks so very much for sharing with us.
My favourite photo is the shoreline back towards the building.
Thank you so much, Jonathan!
Damn, you're good when it comes to pointing a camera at the right place ! I'm not only talking about the photos, but also the on location video parts. This is great work. My favorite is the 4:54 picture
Thank you so much, Yohann!
Loved this, what an incredible place, beautiful light and that mist! 5.45 would be my favourite but they are all beautiful images.
Thank you so much!
9:17 for me-love derelict buildings. Wonderful work!
Thank you :)
I love the shot at 5:47 from a higher level of the open space and windows. Really cool
Thank you so much!
Great video and photos! I have a Pro Pack of expired Portra 160 220 that I nabbed from an estate sale. It’s in the refrigerator waiting to be run through my Mamiya 220. Thanks for the inspiration.
Nice! Hopefully you get some great images from them! If you ever want to part with a roll, Id love to buy one :)
They are all great shots. Love the light and the shadows.
Thanks, Anna!
Definitely the shot at 5:00 it’s such a good photo with the warm pastel colors and the contrast between the industrial building and foggy landscape
Thanks, Pat!
5:43 did it for me. These are all so incredible!
:) thank you!
Love it some nice clear shot my favorite is the one inside the warehouse thanks for sharing
Thanks buddy!
O man one of the best result whit expire film so far in CZcams , thanks for sharing the picture 5:43 absolute excellent
Thank you :P
One of the most underrated youtube photographers out there. Amazing work Robbie.
I appreciate that, Ken!
Your first photo at 2:10 was stellar. Those long shadows with that warm light is beautiful. I really enjoyed this video. Also makes me want to bust out my gsw690iii too.
hell yes, Aaron! Its a special camera
5:42, the tones in this image...*chef's kiss*
haha love it!
7:52 bro it's lovely and so calm belying the remnants of the areas industrial past, you can imagine all the activity that used to take place on this river while admiring the tranquility. Blues look great too!
Thank you so much
they all turned out incredible! my favs are for sure either 3:07 or 4:57 - just imagining them as prints is amazing!!! I want to get my hands on 220 now (the dream 16 shots instead of 8 on the 690)
It was so nice to have those extra shots! I actually printed out a 13x19 of the image with the doors - maybe Ill give one of those away lol
Yes loved it. Thanks for your time effort and work. Keep it up
Glad you enjoyed it!
I dig your style! I like the shot at 4:26. Lots of contrast and reclamation. Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
Great location and enjoyable film thanks for sharing
Thanks, Chris!
Amazing location, beautiful images 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thanks buddy!
Love all of these! 4:55 and 9:25 are a real treat!
Thank you so much!
That location is f-ing amazing. Those shots are great!
Haha thanks bud!
Beautiful work Robbie! One of your best videos. The shot at 5:03 is simply amazing.
Much appreciated!
Blooper? at the end is always nice touch. Cheers from Japan.
haha I usually have a number of blooper moments
Great pictures I’ve just bought a Fuji GW 6 x9 mk1. With a 90 mil lens fixed in good condition and I’ve got some 220 Film to shoot next just done a roll of portra 400
This was the first video of yours that I watched. Good stuff. Watched another one and it’s time to subscribe.
I like 5:42 with the big windows, high ceiling and even the mattress in the lower left window. Great job!
Great eye, John!
Love the location, photos and the grain. My favorite has got to be the one beginning at about 4:52 Very nice!
That seems to be the consensus! Thanks for the kind words
Love the look of these, the color to me looks life like, and the added grain is just a bonus imo 😍
I do love the grain too :)
man, I love your vibe and the way you edit your video, amazing work 😍
Thank you so much :)
Some of the best results I’ve seen from some expired film, Robbie! You’ve done an excellent job to capture details while exposing both for inside and outside of the buildings, particularly 4:55. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much :)
Great film as always. Thanks for making it! You rock!
I always love hearing from you, buddy! Thanks for the kind words :)
Another Fantastic episode , I will go for 5:41 great composition and control !
Thank you, John!
4:29 Robbie! one of my favorites of yours now
Aw thank you 😊
It's a close battle between 2:17 and 3:01
But my favorite has to be 2:17. It's very industrial but at the same time there's signs of nature reclaiming it's territory.
Loved the videography, btw.
Much appreciated, Timothy :)
Great video and great pictures thanks Robbie
Glad you enjoyed it
Stellar work. I like all interior shots, the light is amazing. I was never impressed with Portra before this video. These shots changed my mind and you did it with expired film. Kudos to you.
I was plenty surprised too lol
Every bit of these visuals are cinematic! 👏🏾
Thank you :)
Always blown away with your videos, I get excited to see a new upload from your channel. I enjoy your relaxing sit back and enjoy vibe! I love all the shots but the image at 4:59 stood out to me personally. I'm new to film and enjoy shooting abandoned structures as well as enjoy time on the water so this image hits for me. I find chasing abandoned scenes exhilarating while my time fly fishing on the water puts me at ease, a great balance in one image. Thank you for the video!
ying and yang, Terry. I love it :)
Stunning work as ever my man, 4.53 with them reflections on the roof and the picture window.... bliss
Thank you so much, Rick!
Favorite image at 4:55 and 7:55, keep up the great work.
Thanks, David!
Awesome work definitely the shot for me 6:15
Thanks Lou :)
The portrait shot at 3:10. Nailed the exposure perfectly on every shot
Thank you so much!
I liked 4:41, well I like them all. Great shoot and great video Robbie!
Thanks, Aaron!
The frame at 9:22 is stunning. I feel like it shows off the strengths of the gw690. The level of detail and how the camera rendered the scene, makes me want to dust off my own gw690ii haha!
do it up!
Great Video. Again.
After a long day I really enjoyed watching it. The shot at 2:12 is my favourite.
Thank you buddy! :)
I really love that shot at 4:58! Your videos are always so chilled, I love them! Great work!
Thanks my dude!
Probably too late to enter but at 2:09, I just...wow. Stellar indeed.
Never too late to say something nice. I appreciate it, Reggie :)
My favorite image is at 5:00, looking out over the river with the light coming in the windows to the left and the light fog on the water. I also hope you got a nice photo of that sunken boat in the river too.
I actually went back to shoot it today - the conditions were slightly more moody lol
@@RobbieMaynardCreates I'd love to see those images! Your work is excellent and I enjoy your videos. I'm located in Northwestern Vermont, so not really all that far away.
Hi Surya from India here. Expired films are beautifull in it's own way. I just bought a minolta SRT101 for myself and looking at your pictures and the way you shoot really inspires me. When it comes to film its just light and shadows that you have to frame within and I loved the way you framed building, door, floor, rust, dirt and a lovely morning lake within a frame at the back 05:00 ! lovely mate!!!
Thank you for the kind words! :)
I like the very first shot at 2:11 with the shadows and columns, nice 👍🏼
Much appreciated man!
@@RobbieMaynardCreates most welcome 🙏
7:22 is my favourite although all images are stunning
Thank you!
Love the shot @ 9:27.
Thank you!
Really liking the shot at 4:53 and how the window panes have reflected onto the ceiling beam. Nicely done.
I like that you picked up on that! That was one of my favorite aspects of the image too
You got some stunning images there!
Glad you like them!
4;25 also is an awesome shot .
Another great video. What a shame to see that pilot house sticking out of the water. But my favorite shot was the river reflection at 7:53. Sold my 3 Fujicas and settled on the Gw670iii. What a nice piece of gear. Looking forward to seeing your new videos this year.
Thank you so much!
I really love the piler photo at 2:10 you smacked me in the mouth right away with this frame. freaking love it. I love the comp but really love the early morning light that adds that little bit of punch to it. It just hits different then the rest for me. Amazing frame Robbie love the photo and love the content
I love the way you describe that. Means a lot :)
Great video!! 6x9 is a great format, underrated
I agree! Thanks :)
I'm always glad to see folks shooting in New England, especially in Conn!
I'm so used to folks shooting out west our in other distant locales.
Edit: Liked the fame at 7:55 the most... probably. hard to pick
Thank you! New England is a special place :)
2:10 is so good!!
Thank you!
Gotta be 7:52 for me! Love the horizon line, the shades of blue in the water, and the reflection of the trees
Thank you so much!
Great location and shots as usual Robbie, amazing tones in the Portra. My favourite is shot #2, at 3:05 is soulful and great in portrait.
Thank you 😊
Insane location man.The shot at 3:04 was for sure my favorite!More spots like these please
Thanks! I will do my best
Can't really decide between 5:00 and 9:22 - fantastic work all around!
Thanks Antonio!
That is a tough call! There were four shots I was geeking over, haha. 4:55 wins for me. I like how you captured the stillness of the lake(?) through the “window”. You get a bit of everything.
Awesome video on such a killer morning.
And great music👍
Thank you, Jarrett!
Dude, I love your energy. Finding inspiration to go out and shoot film can be hard to find sometimes, but every time I watch your content, I find myself loading up for a shoot the next day. Thank you. Much love bruddah. ❤️
Thank you, Jason! I love to hear that my work inspires you :)
Another mint video! Really enjoyed seeing the expired film and the colours that you got from it, worked with the location so well! I loved the images at 4:53 and 5:43 - the others were good but these two stood out for me. Keep up the amazing work!
Thank you so much, Keith!
🔥🔥🔥
A fascinating place, I’m guessing built around the 1930s? I love the steel windows and high quality joinery doors, against the ‘brutalist’ concrete. Favourite image has to be 4:53
Thank you Simon! I appreciate your knowledge on the subject :)
Robbie it is a hard choice as they are all gems, in saying that l think image 5 as you shot this mainly inside with bright outdoor light on those windows. The shot also picks up the rich deep colour of the street art (aka graffiti).
Great video
Thanks! I thought about removing the graffiti but I try to keep it as close to 'natural' as I can
I always just thought 220 was just a longer version of 120, learn something new everyday!
As for my favorite photos "It's 4:22 and I hope my wish comes true" The Juliana Theory - This Is Not a Lovesong 🤓
haha its all random my friend!
Great images Robbie! 🔥
Thank you 🙌
Shanghai GP3 is cooking fresh 220 btw. It was dicey at first, but their QC has really improved. I'd recommend xtol 1+3 for 16 minutes. My new favorite emulsion for the GW - love having 18 shots.
Interesting.. maybe I will give it a shot!
@@RobbieMaynardCreates If you do, just watch the highlights. It's a pretty contrasty film and has a tendency to blow things out, hence the xtol dilution. The best comparison I can think of is that it's like a 100 speed Pan F+, so I treat it with the same contrast-reducing workflow. Everything else about the emulsion is great - end result looks like trix once you tame the contrast. Well worth it IMHO to have a supply of fresh 220. They also have sheet film now- 4x5 100 sheets for $32!
Really enjoyed this video Robbie ✌🏽
Thanks bud!
what an incredible location. the light was perfect. love all the shots you made, 4:24 is probably my favourite. thanks :)
Thank you, Melissa!
It's gonna be 2:10 for me. I enjoy seeing the hillside through the open side of the building.
Right? I liked that part as well
Love the 4:55 such natural looking film, I have the Mark 3 of the Fuji, def need to try this film soon.
Its worth it, for sure!
Hi Robbie, I can't believe you haven't got a lot more followers on your CZcams channel , your vlogs are the best , by the way my fav pic is at 5.00 ' cheers bud 👍
haha much appreciated, Andrew!
I love the picture at 6:21 ❤ greetings from germany ✌
Thank you so much, Selma!
Hey Selma! You won! If you are on Instagram, feel free to DM at Robbie Maynard Creates to send me your address or through email at RobbieMaynardCreates@yahoo.com
The shot at 7:56 is beautiful!! Photos with the reflection of the water are always beautiful!! You managed the expired film quite well!! Cheers!!
Much appreciated! I was pleasantly surprised by it. Most of my experience with Expired Film has been poor at best lol
Great video!
Thanks again, Shawn!
Hey Robbie - thanks for a great video. I really look forward to your videos they are well paced and always with beautiful images. I had to go through the whole thing again to decide - but I actually really like the first one 2:10 something about the mist, light and reflections on the floor! Great work man!
I appreciate you watching twice, Morten! thanks buddy :)
@@RobbieMaynardCreates Enjoyed it :-)
5:01 is a great picture
Dion! Yes!
They are all great mate but if I had to choose just one it would be at 5.03 for me ... lovely work
Thank you, Tim!
4:52 for me! But they're all fantastic.
Thanks G!
Loved the video. I've just started learning more about film photography. How do you meter your shots with the bright light coming through the windows? Thanks for any help.
Wow, fantastic video and fantastic images. I'm sorry if I missed this, but did you have any idea if this film had been cold stored or not?
Thanks!
the listing said Cold Stored since it was purchased and I believe it judging by the results.
really great shots! I like 5:44 the most, or is it 5:00 ?. btw: my Fuji GSW690 arrived today from japan.... yaaay!
Woohoo! Get out there and start shooting :)
cool vid
Thanks!
What video gear are you using? Looks like heaven ❤
Getting only 8 frames on my GSW690II has been painful lately. I might need to check out some 220.
Its hard to come by - especially with half-way decent results
@@RobbieMaynardCreates and just like that, Cinestill announces they may release some 220. Haha
@@JoeyShip haha my comment aged poorly
I like the picture in 5:49..
Thanks!
Hey there! Great video- thanks for inspiring me to do the same! Dumb question… when you get it developed, do you note to push the film 1-2 stops, or let the lab treat it as box speed?