First 'official' video on my channel. Confidence and flow of videos should hopefully improve in the future once my confidence improves. Instagram - / elliottfry_ Must credit: (Prod. Underwood Beats)
Your video is great man ! I cannot realise it's your first, the editing is really nice, I liked how you used sounds and music. And I liked the low-key vibe in the car, recording on the phone. Thanks man !
Not bad man! Thanks for the vid. I was planning on buying this film and look for videos online and i stumbled upon your video and it helped me alot on deciding about this film. More videos soon!
Actually, I am more interested in today's yesterday ;-) Taking antique cameras and modern film to get a _real_ vintage look - instead of torturing a ”vintage filtre“ onto a smartphone shot…
Great work. I'm looking to get into black and white photography, so I've been trying to decide what film stock to get, and I've been considering the Rollei RPX because of the contrast. Your shots really showcase that
Hello! Have u tried to use shadows correction? I would like to try it but the hard contrast it is keepin' away so far. Kindly askin' 4 your advice. The shadow areas have almoat no details... thanx.
hi, i have just got some of this film and cant wait to try out now. love the indoors shots, they have a creamy look that i go for. also the outside ones look like could have been taken many years ago. what developer did you use if you did them yourself ? . Very good video, perhaps you could leave each shot on for a standard time ?, the first cat one was hard to freeze but thats me nitpicking ! , looking forward to more.
I used a lab called ag-photolab to develop the roll! I scan them myself and remove dust etc in Lightroom. I like to keep my photos as raw as possible with little to no editing. Rollei rpx is still a black and white film stock I always go back to so I hope you enjoy how it renders scenes as much as me! Thanks for the feedback
First initial impressions is that i love the grain pattern. Very sharp film as well. I would say the film compares similarly to ilford xp2 - perhaps slightly less detail in the shadows. I have only shot 1 roll so far but from these images alone I definitely want to shoot more
@@yesterdaystomorrow2669 Nice. I am *just* getting into film photography and I'm looking around to see what film I should try out. Perhaps I'll just order a few different ones and experiment?
@@anonharingenamn that's exactly what I reccomend and is what I'm doing as well. Experiment with different subjects and lighting situations as well if possible so you can compare results!
