The first exposure you claim that it did not turn out. I actually really enjoy it! Loved the video...I am eager to get out and make some photography videos but the weather in my location has been brutally cold.
Fajnie Ci to wyszło. Ja miałem podobny pomysł, z tym że chciałem jeszcze bardziej mroczny i czerwony efekt, więc zrobiłem -1exp, ale to był zdecydowanie zły pomysł. Widząc Twoje fotki może zrobię drugie podejście, tym razem poprawnie dobierając ekspozycję
Hey! Love the video and the shots. What ISO did you rate your film at when metering? Did you go for 50 or all the way up to 200? Which do you recommend for night photography?
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video. In the video and whenever I shoot lomo redscale I always rate it at 160 Iso. I enjoy the more contrasty look that this filmstock gives at 160. Soo I definitely recommend that for night photography.
you easily making some of my favorite fim videos on youtube. i would never think to even use redscale, but you got me second guessing
That means alot. Thanks for watching! If you haven’t tried it then I highly recommend you do. It’s just gives off a totally different and moody look.
Those are some great pictures! I like them better at night than day time pictures. Really cool.
Thanks! That really means a lot. There is definitely a different energy and mood when photos are taken at night.
Now that's finally a use for redscale! I never got along with it - but I'm more a b&w-girl anyways.
B/W much better
Cudownie wyszło, redscale jest najlepszy w nocy
Dziękuje! Prawda.
Really enjoyed this video, I might have to try hand rolling some redscale 120 myself haha
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video! Good luck.
intresting about the p factor, never heard that method before
loving the high red colors at night
Thank you for watching! Sadly when shooting film at night you have to keep an eye on that.
The first exposure you claim that it did not turn out. I actually really enjoy it! Loved the video...I am eager to get out and make some photography videos but the weather in my location has been brutally cold.
Thanks! Completely understand. I can't wait for spring time. Where I live it can sometimes get that way too.
you've convinced me to use this film stock setup. love it
Thanks and thank you for watching!
Great content man, love these pics. Keep it up, would love to see some people subjects with this film.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video. I definitely wanna do a photoshoot at night with this film. Could be interesting
The amount of times I have said "please no car, please no car, please no car...." in my life...😅
Hahaha! A common phrase amongst night photographers
love your videos, homie
Thanks! Glad you enjoy them.
Looks amazing, very nice video! Just wondering do you happen to the (p) factor of this film? Thank you and keep up the great work.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video. Sadly I couldn’t find the P Factor online so I just used 1.33 if it exceeds 1 second and it worked.
Fajnie Ci to wyszło. Ja miałem podobny pomysł, z tym że chciałem jeszcze bardziej mroczny i czerwony efekt, więc zrobiłem -1exp, ale to był zdecydowanie zły pomysł. Widząc Twoje fotki może zrobię drugie podejście, tym razem poprawnie dobierając ekspozycję
Dzięki za komentarz! Powodzenia z drugim podejściem i jestem ciekaw twoich efektów.
Hey! Love the video and the shots. What ISO did you rate your film at when metering? Did you go for 50 or all the way up to 200? Which do you recommend for night photography?
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video. In the video and whenever I shoot lomo redscale I always rate it at 160 Iso. I enjoy the more contrasty look that this filmstock gives at 160.
Soo I definitely recommend that for night photography.
@@adammissedfocus interesting will definitely try that on the next roll. Cheers
Very cool Video, i need to try this too. At what ISO did you rate the redsacle film?
Thanks for watching! I rated it at 160 ISO.
What light meter app do you use?
It’s simply called „Light Meter”. Heres the link apps.apple.com/app/id381698089