How I Learned to Love Film Photography

Over this past year I've really come to enjoy film photography. It's certainly not perfect but I think it'll have a place with me for the forseeable future. It's a lot of fun!. Anyhoo, hope you enjoy this video!
Film used in this video:
Kodak Ektar 100: amzn.to/3Q9UF8q
Kodak Pro Image 100: amzn.to/3QgVrR3
FujiColor 400H has been discontinued
Kodak Ektar H35 Camera: amzn.to/3Mjx8ki
Kodak Film Holder: amzn.to/49bY13k
Thanks for watching!
#Film #filmphotography #photography #kodak

[@oudviola]

Ha ha when 36 or 72 film frames starts to feel overwhelming too, it will be time to move to medium format! 10-12 shots per roll.😉

[@BlazingSerenade]

i can vouch for this haha

[@domovoi_0]

Great video. Thank you.
Love and blessings!

[@JiiV3e]

Just a heads up, you shot with a 35mm film camera. The film you linked for Fujifilm Pro 400H is 120 (medium format) film.
Fuji discontinued Pro 400H like a year ago. Glad you got to try it, it was awesome film stock, I used my last rolls in last summer.

[@HumanClouds]

Solid reasoning - thanks!

[@EVO_Rizzo]

Did you use flash a lot in these photos?

[@bakkersbites]

Really enjoyed this video and can relate to what you said!

[@cgai44]

Great video! I am surprised that you don't have more subs.

[@thorstenjaspert9394]

If you shoot film you shoot less pictures of on emotiv. You ran around an look for the best view. only if you find the best perspective you push the shutter button. All in all you got more good pictures. Digital you took every view you can get. In the end one of ten is good enough. The other ones are waste, mostly. And you need more time in pro digital than you took time for shooting.

[@nishantpatil1247]

Thank you for this video