Man I miss living near San Francisco! Weekend get away! Great views and all the street photography you can do will keep you wanting more! Great session Caleb! I don't see many photographers choosing to pull their film...specially with FujiFilm Pro 400H!
Know the feel for that Camera, got the same Setup, got a woodengrip for the right (there are a couple of options on Ebay) ... makes it a lot easier to carry :-)
VA-Photo Vanity-Art-photography I ave the wooden grip tooo! But when I bought it the seller shipped it with the handle attached, so it ripped out my lugs on that side in transit. RIP wooden handle.
Folks do not pull process color negative film generally, because you can rate the box speed, overexpose when needed, process normally,and the extra density on the overexposed frames can be printed "through" without incident. Another reason to avoid pull processing is that it does take some experimentation to get the best reduced development time to do the "pull". The pulled shots shown here all look excessively low contrast and desaturated. Some of that may be the way the film was handled, but it may also be attributed to underdevelopment shorter than required for a one-stop pull. (or the condition of the chemistry, or the way the negatives were scanned, or....)
He says “why don’t I try something “ at 3:13. And if it’s something he like then that’s on him. Art is subjective so I don’t see the issue with him trying something.
Speaking as a Pentax 67 user for decades, you might also wish for the Titanic to steam into NYC with as much chance. At 73, I bought an autofocus Fuji 645.
Lambert street? LOL it's Lombard Trying to pull more than 2 stops doesn't really end up working from what I've seen. Over exposing by that much and trying to under develop it makes everything blend into the midtones and it just looks like fogged film.
Interesting video and well produced - I like pro 400h too, interesting observation that it pulls better than portra. I think you’re talented - single espresso next time tho lol
Thanks so much!! 😊 and yeah some people aren’t fans of pro400h but I do love me some Fuji film! Thanks for stopping by! And you should see me with 3 shots 🤣🤣🤣
Oh I’m sorry, could you not handle my pure sexy nature that radiates from my aura? I get it... I’m a little pungent, not everyone can handle it. Oh wait... but did you write this comment before or after you closed the tab? 🤔
The look of many of these images is seriously as good as any of the "legends" of street/documentary that I've seen. I especially liked 4:30, 4:49, 5:15 (stunning) .Really good stuff.
@@BadFlashes casualphotophile.com/2019/02/01/fujifilm-fujicolor-industrial-100-review/ I've been shooting it for a while now and its become one of my favorite films. Almost to the point where its getting me off of my crippling Kodak addiction.
Great video but remember you are not Stevie T. Don't fanny about if you aren't good at it. Just stick to sharing your knowledge. Sorry to be harsh but I'm trying to be constructive.
I really enjoy your videos and I'm glad you make them.
Oh thanks dude, that means a lot. ☺️
Man I miss living near San Francisco! Weekend get away! Great views and all the street photography you can do will keep you wanting more! Great session Caleb! I don't see many photographers choosing to pull their film...specially with FujiFilm Pro 400H!
It’s definitely an awesome place. I love it!!! And thanks so much ☺️☺️☺️
Know the feel for that Camera, got the same Setup, got a woodengrip for the right (there are a couple of options on Ebay) ... makes it a lot easier to carry :-)
VA-Photo Vanity-Art-photography I ave the wooden grip tooo! But when I bought it the seller shipped it with the handle attached, so it ripped out my lugs on that side in transit. RIP wooden handle.
Folks do not pull process color negative film generally, because you can rate the box speed, overexpose when needed, process normally,and the extra density on the overexposed frames can be printed "through" without incident. Another reason to avoid pull processing is that it does take some experimentation to get the best reduced development time to do the "pull". The pulled shots shown here all look excessively low contrast and desaturated. Some of that may be the way the film was handled, but it may also be attributed to underdevelopment shorter than required for a one-stop pull. (or the condition of the chemistry, or the way the negatives were scanned, or....)
He says “why don’t I try something “ at 3:13. And if it’s something he like then that’s on him. Art is subjective so I don’t see the issue with him trying something.
RIP Pro 400h. I’m glad I can still get a hold of it in 120 (on Amazon), but damn it’s a shame it’s gone (after 2021)!
Right! Love that stuff. ☺️
Maybe Kodak will bring it back 😆🤣
Nice pics, I didn't see enough difference, but the shadows do look brighter.
tuchencio tuch Thanks!! Yeah I totally agree with that. It’s almost like just exposing for the shadows more or less.
Wow I want a floating 67
Speaking as a Pentax 67 user for decades, you might also wish for the Titanic to steam into NYC with as much chance. At 73, I bought an autofocus Fuji 645.
i never thought id see a film photographer CZcamsr tale influence from the nostalgia critic
I’ll take it!!!☺️😁
Bad Flashes king shit! keep doing your thing
Great video! Really great.
Awww thanks!!! 🤩🥳🤯😝
OK I'm definitely calling it Lambert Street from now on. 😂
Haha I’m guessing I sad it wrong haha
Lambert street?
LOL it's Lombard
Trying to pull more than 2 stops doesn't really end up working from what I've seen. Over exposing by that much and trying to under develop it makes everything blend into the midtones and it just looks like fogged film.
Gregory Veizades ... yeah that’s what I was feeling fo sho... and someday I’ll learn how to talk... someday 🙃
Interesting video and well produced - I like pro 400h too, interesting observation that it pulls better than portra. I think you’re talented - single espresso next time tho lol
Thanks so much!! 😊 and yeah some people aren’t fans of pro400h but I do love me some Fuji film! Thanks for stopping by! And you should see me with 3 shots 🤣🤣🤣
Looking at that bag of Pro 400H in 2021 like 😭
Hahah true!!!!
… but never mind that stash in my freezer 😬🤣
lol the first frames are in San Jose.. that’s where I’m from
It’s a cool town! :) some of my favs still
HEY I ACTUALLY BOUGHT AN ELECTRO 35 OFF OF PHILIP AS MY FIRST EVER FILM CAMERA A FEW YEARS AGO
What???? No way??? That’s a super duper small world!!!!
So weird, so good. 😂😎
Love both of those 🌮💥
I started watching this, but then I saw how you sound and look and promptly closed the tab
Oh I’m sorry, could you not handle my pure sexy nature that radiates from my aura? I get it... I’m a little pungent, not everyone can handle it. Oh wait... but did you write this comment before or after you closed the tab? 🤔
@@BadFlashes 😁😂😁
😘😘😘
The look of many of these images is seriously as good as any of the "legends" of street/documentary that I've seen. I especially liked 4:30, 4:49, 5:15 (stunning) .Really good stuff.
Aw thanks!!! That means a lot. I had a great time exploring that city. I can’t wait to do it again ☺️
@@BadFlashes Do you ever do any printing? IE: sell any prints/yearly book? Asking for a friend.
Actually... I’m in the middle of setting that up. So hopefully soon! 😊
@@BadFlashes Cool. My vote are these (the timecodes above) three images at least :)
I’ll let you know when I’m up and running 🤩
Have you gotten a chance to try out Fuji’s industrial 100?
Hummmmm what is this you speak of???? I need to know 😳
@@BadFlashes casualphotophile.com/2019/02/01/fujifilm-fujicolor-industrial-100-review/ I've been shooting it for a while now and its become one of my favorite films. Almost to the point where its getting me off of my crippling Kodak addiction.
Why is there a -1 next to all the photos
The -1 means I pulled that shot. In development. If it says box I rated the film at 400
More slurp plz
Logan Baker I could go for days!!!! Haha
I drink coffe just like you
tuchencio tuch coffee is the elixir of life!!!
Do you edit your pictures even though you pulled the film?
doseme7 I do ever so slightly. Maybe adding a bit of contrast back in or maybe adjusting the highlights of draw the viewers focus.
Great video but remember you are not Stevie T. Don't fanny about if you aren't good at it. Just stick to sharing your knowledge. Sorry to be harsh but I'm trying to be constructive.