It might not have coffee or Apple products but it sure has that chill hip hop playing in the background. So definitely could still tell it is a film photography video!
@@aquajetz1 From left to right: Corey Wolfenbarger, NegativeFeedback, Willem Verbeeck. All of them are pretty interesting and entertaining, definitely recommend checking them out! Might as well look into Matt Day :)
No coffee? Finally a channel about photography instead of coffee-obsession! I really liked the "bluer" tones of the photos you took around the pool and of your dog. Thanks for sharing
This is now a Baxter fan channel and I'm here for it. I'm glad you prayed to the right films gods. Great video, dude. This was fun to watch. Makes me wanna shoot 800T @ 6400.
I never comment on anything, but all you're doing is just right, editing wise, video and voice over! Keep it up! Love seeing you mess around with different films!
This video has me buying CineStill 800T and hunting down for a Pentax 6x7 thanks for encouraging a fastly growing addition. Plus the dry/dark humor is what youtube needs.
NOooooooo! I thought you were going to be shooting it all at night..thats where Cinestill really shines in my opinion...I love the halation effect you get with it , and why its the only colour film I use for shooting at night.
man your videos are getting better and better, so much better then the usual fake happy jolly photography channels out there. best of luck man u gain subscriber!!
Man, I just binge-watched your channel, for real these videos are hilarious and super informative as well. I took bout a week to watch all your videos and damn this channel is growing fast as hell it was like 2k in a week or so? and it is well deserved. But Baxter should host tho, hes charming as hell.
No coffee, no prob. The juice of a grape is much more appreciated, I'm sure. ;) Great shots, special tweeks to your form and rather erryday objects/models/scenery, really become a cool treat for this viewer...Thanks from Michigan!
Thank you for trying this, so I don't have to waste my film doing it. Was just about to try pushing 2 stops, but if that's 66% as bad as this, I still would never ever want my camera or lab to go through that pain.
You might want to look into grabbing a tungsten daylight filter such as 85B to compensate for the blue whitebalance when shooting in daylight. Rad video as always!