Hi. Love your work. I am from Portugal (Lisbon ) and I buy a rz67 with 110mm yesterday. Whant to ask you: do you use any filter with your mamiya 110mm 2.8. ? (uv or protection). Thanks.
Every time i hear "this is the camera I take when I don't want to think" in an analog camera review I think what a shitty photographer you might be to say that...all these hipsters passing as professional photographers on RU-vid. My point is once you understand the basics of photography you don't need to be afraid for having some extra drinks and taking pictures with an exakta at 3 am in poorly lit pub, all photos come out good and you are fast enough, point and shoots were always a thing for aficionados but you can not remember that since you were not born yet.
I'm using rz67. What lens is the second one? Didn't the shutter speed slow down much at the end of the video with iso400 (400H)? What is the minimum shutter speed for a steady photo with the rz67? Lastly, thank you so much for your videos.
nice work but also LET THE GIRL SPEAK, idk if it was just the editing but seemed like she was always about to say something relevant before being interrupted
The SFX with its extended red sensitivity ( into Infra red in fact ), suits the complexion and hair colour of your model as it lifts the tones up. On the other hand I quite like the ones that have a hint of ' Lindberg ' in them. Congrats to you and your team, a very good campaign.
This kind of rig was my gateway to stereo photography over thirty years ago. Pre-internet, I thought I'd invented the technique of taping together two disposables - but then once I was able to get online, I discovered a whole pre-existing subculture of 3D enthusiasts, and bought my first of many dedicated stereo cameras, a Stereo Realist. Fun times.
I still come back to this video every once in a while. I noticed that, at 05:57, you seem to have metered for the highlights, is that correct? I love your exposures, but I normally always meter for the shadows because of the latitude of film in the highlights. Were you actually metering for the highlights? And were you shooting at box speed? Cheers!
The quality from those point and shoots is amazing! Wow. I use a 16mp digital point and shoot and they blow me away. I wonder why I ever bought a DSLR.
