I FINALLY Found The Best Color Film To Use For Landscape Photography

William shoots all the film!
Nikon F2
This video was shot on the Fuji X-T5 amzn.to/41tzOkw
As well as the Sony RX100 ii amzn.to/3lneu0h
& iPhone 12 Pro
Lenses used in this video:
Fujifilm Fujinon XF35mmF2 R WR amzn.to/3qxbEZJ
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[@StepsAndStoness]

New Game: How many times does Christy stick out her tongue in this video?

[@Alexofthefield.]

I speak for everyone when I say....we NEED more Chloe content!

[@Rexyspride]

Awesome video and some fantastic photos. I'd love to visit those ginormous trees one day but I'm from the UK so it might be a while. Congratulations to your mum too, that's great news.

[@aristoioannidis7490]

Bless your mum!

[@shanelson1]

I like the color plus shots for sure but any picture with a person the skin tones are a little too orange. I think I would go with Portra personally. Great video!

[@mooodygraphy]

Amazing video dude, thanks for the inspiration!! :)

[@rasmusmunchovergaard906]

Thank you for an amazing video and some really wonderful pictures. I was about to quit my film photography, but now I am inspired again - tank you! How do you scan your film?

[@cloudedfilms]

lovely video and photos

[@strawberrycrxme]

Did you use the Nikon F2 for the first 2 photos in the beginning of the video?

[@johnnyferniz5341]

You just made me want to visit Sequoia National Park. Love your shots man!

[@spencerb2]

Absolutely amazing video William! I really love your storytelling style. Love from Western Australia 👏

[@lxhk3595]

Awesome. Thanks

[@jackytsang4646]

Great video mate! The photo of Christy among the flowers was a great one.

[@andrewspence6929]

great vedeo and photos glad to hear your mum is ok greetings from northern ireland

[@thedarkslide]

Best color films for landscape? Ektar 100 and Velvia 50.

[@lupindeweir]

Good video, +1. A spot meter is also nice. just sayin -a random mike

[@pierrecrampagne6826]

Peu importe le climat, faire ses photos avec chaque film, comme si c'était un seul, et pour finir, avec un développement normal, et pareil pour le tirage après l'agrandisseur, et pour finir, voir la pellicule qui accepte les écarts de lumière, voir les dominantes, et les couleurs,