Shooting with an Extraordinary 150 Year-old Camera

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I have been obsessed with the wet plate collodion process since I first heard of it.
So when my wife and I visited Vienna (Austria) we spent a day out of the city to do a collaboration with one of the best Wet plate Photographers in the world.
We had a lot of fun and I am even more passionate by this technic after that amazing day.
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Shooting with an Extraordinary 150 Year-old Wet Plate Camera

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@NatesFilmTutorials 5 лет назад

Back then not only where you a photographer, but also a chemist

@ludwig4029 4 года назад

Nate's Film Tutorials *where* you a photographer

@Ric9hardify 4 года назад

@Phil Weatherley But, for those who develop their own film today, there still is chemistry and toxicity involved.

@sandraherrera6832 4 года назад

Agreed 😀

@AR-zq9hq 4 года назад

@@Ric9hardify nothing compared to wet plate. You risk your health more using drano than when developing film.

@praneelpathak657 3 года назад

Now also, chemistry is used in photography but only difference is that it is already in the camera, you don't have to do all this.

@Becksi666666 5 лет назад

150 years old but still a better Image quality then instax today.

@briansegarra9312 5 лет назад

Very different process of photography it's like comparing oranges to lemons , both are citric but different flavor , but I see your points , if you shoot instax photo shoot in a decent camera you will see the film it's very great , I myself moded one to have a better lens and imo best instant film right know that packfilm is not available still it's very dificult to compare an instant film to wet plate or even film

@scry1888 5 лет назад

@@briansegarra9312 i'd love to know and see the mods youve fone to your instax :D

@briansegarra9312 5 лет назад

@@scry1888 you should look at my instagram(brianeric26) I will be posting some of my mod there soon so far an Polaroid 120 x instax wide

@DuraniDX 5 лет назад

Becksi Please subscribe to my channel i also subscribe to your channel help me please

@eldelabicidecolores 4 года назад

Better image quality than iPhone XS aswell

@GetOutsideYourself 5 лет назад

And here I am complaining when eye-AF doesn't work instantly.

@eldelabicidecolores 4 года назад

@@DuraniDX no

@bobmiah 4 года назад

@@DuraniDX walter

@djdfjf4542 3 года назад

@@bobmiah lies of thr jedi order

@themightychippy3756 5 лет назад

“Can we go again. I think I blinked.”

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

most people fear that, when I do a portrait of them. But because the exposure is a bit longer, this is no problem. Beside that, the strobe is faster, then you eye ;)

@themightychippy3756 5 лет назад

@UC54g9MyqUxjeeIgAnxHtzrw wow that's really interesting, approximately what rating are the plates you use on iso?

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

The Mighty Chippy about iso 0.5 when chemicals are fresh. Less when they get older

@themightychippy3756 5 лет назад

@@mhaustria wow! Hence having to manually take the "shutter" off the lens and work out the timings, that's beautifully manual. Really something else

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

@@themightychippy3756 thank you, but exactly that is what I like on my job

@Dosteyboi 5 лет назад

back when photography was more like chemistry. imagine you have to study chemistry to take pictures.

@scottlarson1548 5 лет назад

I have old books on wet plate photography. Anyone could follow the step-by-step directions in them without having much of an idea of what was happening chemically. That's why photography became a popular hobby.

@Dosteyboi 5 лет назад

@@scottlarson1548 Yeah, but I am talking about the early days of Photography, when there were no books written on doing it.

@scottlarson1548 5 лет назад

@@Dosteyboi Photographic chemicals always came with step-by-step instructions.

@Dosteyboi 5 лет назад

@@scottlarson1548 but not anyone can do it right, they can still mess up. Nowadays, a 5 year old kid can take a photo using their mum's phone, but not back then, that is what I wanted to say, that it was so difficult to take a picture, imagine saying, nah man, i am out of the frame, let's take the picture again.

@scottlarson1548 5 лет назад

@@Dosteyboi Anyone can mess anything up, but knowledge of chemistry didn't help you. If you had the patience to follow the instructions, you could take good photos. The chemistry was already figured out for you.

@danialxiv591 5 лет назад

when this 150-year-old camera style captures a way better graphic than your $250 camera

@rizalfiqrifahmiaminudin6326 5 лет назад

well that 150 years old camera is more expensive than camera nowadays, even for 1 shoot u need pay -+300 buck XD.

@guotyr2502 5 лет назад

You mean only greyscale and takes hours and thousands of dollars on equipments and chemicals ?

@RobbinBanks04200 4 года назад

The images are very high resolution but now we have a thing called color photos and that makes the graphics better in one sense but what the fuck are you expecting from a $250 phone? for that price you get a phone with a shitty camera but if you were to invest more you would have a phone that can shoot in hd... now don't bitch that your shitty phone takes shitty pictures bud that's on you

@bonkybonk_ow2793 3 года назад

@Phil Weatherley not everyone has 1250$ to throw away on a camera rich asshole.

@markopanariti1555 3 года назад

@@bonkybonk_ow2793 i couldn't agree more with you

@edwardvinch4492 5 лет назад

The picture from 1870 looks better.

@dan-tf6ie 5 лет назад

That's what 150 years will do to your gear lol, not surprised

@steposka 5 лет назад

@@dan-tf6ie I think it has more to do with used lens type. Also aperture makes huge impact on lens resolution and contrast. Shooting at f8 will take longer but I bet picture quality will increase.

@-Archeus- 4 года назад

@@steposka definitely. Back then, most of the time, people had to sit very still for a significant amount of time for the picture to be taken.

@matteo.d.h6770 4 года назад

And it capture lights not by pixel

@MrJacobrezac 4 года назад

steposka it also has to do with the size of the negative. The larger the negative the more detail and sharper the image. That’s what’s so cool about these collodion cameras is that they all have huge negatives.

@jaydevsingh3067 5 лет назад

Just imagine you have a modern camera with that big sensor

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Jaydev Singh and now imagine the battery for it ;)

@jaydevsingh3067 5 лет назад

@@mhaustria Oops.... I forgot about that. Lol

@zenova9926 5 лет назад

Definitely,u can see in pitch black with iso 102000 without any noise

@jaydevsingh3067 5 лет назад

@@zenova9926 what!!! I didn't know that bigger sensors require more iso. If so then what will be the native iso? Any guess?

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

LORD ROY Collodion wet plate is not very sensitive to light - ISO is about 0.5 ;)

@Quetzalcoatl0 5 лет назад

Photography before the 1900s was more chemistry and science :D. Amazing shots!

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Quetzalcoalt thank you!

@mhaustria 4 года назад

Mike Gee you are right, they are similar

@dumpmuch 5 месяцев назад

This is art

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Thanks for visiting and the great time we had! Don't be scared from some fire or a ding ;)

@MathieuStern 5 лет назад

thanks to you for those super fun days

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

@@MathieuStern I have to go on a diet after the food we had ;)

@Nelegyenmabenneanevem 4 года назад

Hi! How did you know the exposure time? Do you have to use maths for it, or you just feel it?:D

@mhaustria 4 года назад

Dániel Monostori great question!! Because the process uses blue light, a normal light meter is only kind of guidance. You never know exactly how much UV is outside. On the other hand, the chemicals do age. The older the collodion gets, the less light sensitivity it has. So it’s mostly kind of gut feeling. In the darkroom, I can adjust the image with developing times. But I like to have a well exposed image - it looks much more contrasty. When I shoot big plates, I often shoot a small plate before the main exposure to safe material.

@Nelegyenmabenneanevem 4 года назад

@@mhaustria Thanks for the answer!

@miladghasemi1246 5 лет назад

This is one of the coolest photography videos I've ever seen on youtube.

@MathieuStern 5 лет назад

thanks a lot Milad, let's hope other people think like you

@alexcouter 5 лет назад

@@MathieuStern carrément, merci pour ce p'tit reportage fort intéressant

@timonsolus 4 года назад

Phil Weatherley : You’re missing the point. It’s not just about the image, it’s about the strange and wonderful journey you take to get there. It’s photography as an art form, and as a life experience, not just a technological science. Think about it this way - yes, you could take a helicopter ride straight to the top of Mount Everest and take spectacular pictures there before flying back again, but they’d only be worth a fraction to you emotionally as they would be if you’d climbed the whole damn mountain to get up there!

@skyrizione8811 4 года назад

@Phil Weatherley Are you really that fucking arrogant. Have you ever heard of a hobby asshole?

@sean6992 3 года назад

@@MathieuStern it's so strange having an old camera in 2020 that's why I love it

@timonsolus 4 года назад

Markus is so cool for preserving these ancient photography skills for future generations. I hope he has an apprentice, or finds one!

@mhaustria 4 года назад

Thank you so much! I'm doing lots of workshops, shootings and presentations. So hopefully, there are more people working with that process.

@kamalkumarsau9596 5 лет назад

When he said safety is number one priority -crh😂😂😂

@christopherrasmussen8718 4 года назад

My granddad had an antique portrait camera and he did wet plate photography in the 1920s with it. He took it out when he was in his 80s (and I a teen) and started again for several years, before he died. He sold the camera (i have no idea what is was) towards the end of his life. He taught me how to make and develop the plates and I learned to use the camera too. This summer I am a retiring and I want to do this again.

@MathieuStern 4 года назад

Fantastic project !

@IreneRudnyk 5 лет назад

Absolutely amazing!! I can't wait to shoot some wet plate myself :)

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Thanks a lot!!! I think you are not that far away from my studio, just send me a pm on my socials ;) Edit: uups, I'm mistaken - so whenever you visit Vienna. I got a bigger Petzval Lens for some more swirly portraits (check my latest video) and some other wet plate toys to play with for workshops.

@ADRIAN-zh4ti 5 лет назад

Imagine doing a Boxing Photograph for a newspaper with that old camera

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

RU-vid Commentar Control I think it would be kind of possible with the right strobe setup - I have something with a fighter in my mind since some time....Just to busy right now with work, but I will do a video about it.

@praneelpathak657 3 года назад

The inventor of camera was actually an author. Photography+chemistry+author, close to a polymath

@NickGranville 5 лет назад

As cool as this is I am glad for having digital photography these days.

@Bubblecries 4 года назад

7:01 I thought the left pic was a remake that I didn’t even know it was a legit 1870 pic

@ritwikreddy5670 4 года назад

They had more experience and expertise with those cameras.

@DuchessOfDoofus 4 года назад

(it was probably actually from the early 20th century based on the fashion but yes still super cool)

@deltactarchives1328 4 года назад

Who would've known old tech were of equal if not better quality than our photos but a little bulkier which never hurt anyone.

@stiannobelisto573 4 года назад

Finally someone who is making art photography

@mhaustria 4 года назад

stian w thanks a lot

@frinsklen 5 лет назад

No megapixel count can top this.

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

good point - I did a gigapixel scan on one of my plates ;)

@jacopoabbruscato9271 5 лет назад

Amazing. Collodion has that unique look that just can't be reproduced in any way.

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Jacopo Abbruscato because it captures blue light. I did a video with Mathieu before about that. It is really not that easy to reproduce this process digitally...

@mortimersnerd8044 2 года назад

... as does film, as does digital.

@Thiviru_premarathne 3 года назад

Older photos are high quality, clearer and beautiful than newer photos old is gold ❤️💪

@RIPbiker13 Год назад

To say this is extraordinary is an understatement. The process involved in getting these photos gives you a genuine appreciation of what photography actually is. It's taken for granted with all these phones, but true photography, the art and process of painting with light, is alive and well and this video demonstrates it so well.

@arielelijah1282 3 года назад

It shoot not just point and shoot but a big responsibility because my family friend operates on the dark room died from cancer because of the the chemicals she was exposed. This type of photography shoots not just raw format or unprocessed JPEGS but REAL RAW PHOTO and I appreciate it.

@shaun760 5 лет назад

Because now we just capture selfies, pics to upload in social media. Back then they captured memories, the images which speak....

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Sayantan Mandal I think it makes a big difference if you take time to take an image with a purpose. This is where memories come from.

@eydu7386 4 года назад

@@mhaustria Memories are when ur looking back at a specific time. Not because u take some time just to take a photo with purpose.

@ertugrulgazi389 4 года назад

Sayantan Mandal I do that too.

@Bluelilly40 4 года назад

What a gift it would be to be these 2 men's apprentice.

@JamesK7911 17 дней назад

I can only imagine the excitement of this back then, it’s exciting to see it now and know that people back then were just experimenting with photography instead of professionally

@David_Quinn_Photography 2 месяца назад

Chemistry is what makes wet plate so cool outside of it being classic.

@amaliakomperda3798 5 лет назад

This is absolutely the coolest gift you could give someone.

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Amalia Komperda people often do this - that’s the reason I made vouchers with a wax seal :)

@NathanielVillapando 5 лет назад

I wish they still make these kind of cameras.

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Nathaniel Villapando actually they do, there are a lot of manufacturers that build large to ultra large format cameras - Chamonix for example

@NathanielVillapando 5 лет назад

@@mhaustria Thanks. 💖

@amadeuscesena 5 лет назад

Make more long videos like this one, it's more educative

@rams6702 5 лет назад

thats about a few thousand megapixels too much for instagram lol. Absolutely love plate photography.

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

from a 21x27cm plate you can get about 1000 megapixel with a good Scanner ;)

@leletipiham8156 4 месяца назад

Old is gold, these old ones are the fathers of the digital ones

@D0NTREPLY 2 года назад

photos from this camera would be more valuable than any photo taken from any modern camera. if i was lucky enough to get a photo of me from that old tech. i'd totally treasure it the rest of my life.

@dempa3 5 лет назад

Thanks for this very interesting video! It has history, chemistry, optics, environments, lovely people and great images of course!

@zenitpro 4 года назад

Wow, how cool was that? It's not only about taking pictures - it's a true craft. What an experience!

@mhaustria 4 года назад

Rodrigo Neves da Silva thanks so much!

@bangkuwarteg4719 3 года назад

This is what people use to record ufo & bigfoot sightings

@eladbari 5 лет назад

MAGNIFIQUE, Mathieu!!

@rickyanthony 4 года назад

I love wet plate. Oh and archeologists 500 years from now are going to be so confused seeing this.

@Kebbab.213 3 года назад

Lol right

@drummergirl4239 3 года назад

The fact that these old cameras had 14 megapixel quality. Amazing!!

@MathieuStern 3 года назад

These old cameras had 2000 megapixel quality

@Yololifejay 2 года назад

Its just not only a camera also its a just historic art that put light, time, person, everything in just one plate. And to see that photo, the things have to preparing and things to do to check the results, Its just marvelous every single works. Thanks for uploading this valuable video.

@adityasanthanam1945 4 года назад

That is amazing. Those pictures are still better than any phone camera.

@devlokavenue8364 3 года назад

Back then.. photos were rare .. so more precious and a precious memory❤️

@chopin65 4 года назад

Your portrait was wonderful! He really captured your personality. It was warm and playful! I am so happy I found your channel. You are amazing! Well done!

@samsen201 5 лет назад

How COOL. Then WET! Chemically wet yet realistically Solid and Historically Glorifying.

@constantdarkfog49 4 года назад

Amazing old wet process, truly creative. Nothing like a nice large negative size. Nice prints.

@brianeliel5756 5 лет назад

Can’t wait to watch

@Quicksilver_Cookie 4 года назад

Whoa, the depth of field in those pictures. Absolutely mesmerizing.

@mhaustria 4 года назад

This is one thing why I like to shoot ultra large format :)

@Jasonic_Youtube 3 года назад

so fun to watch and learn a bit

@EbolaSquirrel 4 года назад

The quality is insane on them! Better than many cameras today.

@Raychristofer 5 лет назад

Awesome video and collaboration. No way a digital camera can emulate. Love the results

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Raychristofer thank you so much!

@bonkybonk_ow2793 3 года назад

my grandfather has a collection of like 20 of these, along with other strange and antique cameras. he's a proffesional when it comes to optics so i guess his interest is excpected, but that much? there's a reason, they are so cool.

@villemononen5303 5 лет назад

Aah that was really fun! Great pictures, so much character to them. Thanks!

@MathieuStern 5 лет назад

Thanks a lot :) i enjoyed the Character too

@shantanucsd 5 лет назад

That's awesome dude!!

@aayazahmed5389 5 лет назад

This thing is so much valuable. Only few in these world will understood.

@kswaes Год назад

dude im so bored and this filled me with so much joy idk why

@eldastan 5 лет назад

Amazing. Love it.

@thegreatvanziniphotos5976 5 лет назад

Fascinating!!!

@aljonacacio8279 5 лет назад

That so cool!

@thebridge4012 4 года назад

I had a photo of my wife and I taken with a camera just like that in a past life.

@refard5 3 года назад

love that polaroid with wet plate, so cool

@Noealz 5 лет назад

That looks like a ton of fun

@classicalbuzz3818 4 года назад

now that's pure aesthetic

@subramaniamchandrasekar1397 4 года назад

Thank you very much for the video. It reminded my young days of our Zeiss lens bellows camera with glass photography plate. Cant remember if the plates were 6 x 6 inches. Used a ground glass for focus and then swap with the photo plate during exposure. My father used to prepare or process the glass plates in a dark room. Regards

@3DCojo 5 лет назад

This is really cool, and so light hearted. I like this.

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Then you have to get a picture done on a plate ;)

@3DCojo 5 лет назад

@@mhaustria That would be awesome haha!

@mediocreman6323 4 года назад

150 years… If you assume a generation to be about 25 years, this lady could be the contemporary woman's great great great great grandmother.

@KnightLifeVlogs 5 лет назад

this is soo cool

@RT_Techno 3 года назад

I love vintage things 😍

@m.g.kroger 5 лет назад

So beautiful!!

@pazzicuriosi6660 3 года назад

It's absolutely wonderful! A modern journey into the past. Thank you!

@MathieuStern 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@billnicks2362 5 лет назад

was lucky enough to have an opportunity to use one the 1880's last year. HAd a migraine for 2 days after the chemicals but absolutely loved it

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

bill nicks it’s always a good idea to wear a mask when you are not working in a well ventilated area. Glad you liked it :)

@billnicks2362 5 лет назад

@@mhaustria Thanks for the advice. I had decided on doing just that if I get a chance to do it in the future. Me having bad lungs doesn't help either, but I would love to have another go off it. Love the process

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

bill nicks for me it is addicting - just got my mobile dark room to work outside. Just get a good gastight mask from 3M and you are good to go.

@billnicks2362 5 лет назад

@@mhaustria Best of luck with the darkroom

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

bill nicks thanks a lot - hopefully I will upload a video soon

@johncantrell614 4 года назад

Very neat. Always amazes me to watch the picture slowly materialize in the developer, makes me wish I could have learned to do dark room work back when I only shot film.....

@chokie987 4 года назад

Why would the pioneers of photography make such a complex process? I can only think of one answer: the result was worth it.

@zfoxfire 4 года назад

They did whatever worked.

@alrissasia9525 4 года назад

This is super interesting and educational. Thanks! 💛

@LittleBit0Everything 5 лет назад

Great video, Mathieu !

@JOELwindows7 4 года назад

This is your daily dose of Recommendation Ancestor camera

@Pantibiblon 4 года назад

Man,I love this.I mean... things like this..... when people keep preserving ancient tecnologies.

@njsriram 4 года назад

100 yrs and we have moved so much.. next 1000 yrs who know where it takes.. amazing to have record of hows it’s done in the past...

@Indraneel_Ray 3 года назад

In the video - Least developed camera and highly developed camera are looking at each other

@mylamkk Год назад

OMG! Thank you, you have answered all my questions. 😭

@michaelchiaretta 5 лет назад

Very interesting!!! Good job Mathieu!!

@MathieuStern 5 лет назад

Thanks my friend !

@SNACKito 4 года назад

Awesome!

@ItsIdaho 4 года назад

I am from the South of Austria and the next time I get to Vienna I might have to check this guy out.

@HillCountryDemo 3 года назад

This is an amazing video. Makes me really appreciate how far we have come in the world of photography. I can’t imagine the difficulty the photographer who went with Shakelton had when he went to the South Pole with all of his glass plates on their expedition. Imagine carrying all those heavy glass plates and the camera, it would have taken a small army just to support the photographer.

@frankthespank 5 лет назад

This is what I imagine everyday life is in Europe...

@satan1189 4 года назад

Believe me its far from it

@smoker_joe 4 года назад

frankthespank: That's because you only get the telegraph in the Rockies. I mean, that's how I imagine people live in the United States

@sergiovictoria8345 4 года назад

I'm currently station in Europe right now and it's far more advance than anything in the states lol.

@nusavandenboogaart4971 4 года назад

Totally not

@JulieWallis1963 4 года назад

frankthespank I’m embarrassed for you Frank, so much ignorance, unreal. Especially if you’re American, which is such a backward country.

@prakashmungekar3119 7 месяцев назад

Reminded of my childhood photo taken in one of the photo studio in Mumbai when I was 3 years of age . Similar camera was used but I never knew the process of developing the photo . Appreciate your efforts for showing your great skill . Thanks very much Mathieu.

@SawomirKarwasz 5 лет назад

That idea of using an oven instead of open flame to varnish plates is worth a beer or two :)

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Sławomir Karwasz Many years ago I used it for pizzas - hahaha ;)

@injured9406 8 дней назад

I can say that vintage cameras are better than modern cameras

@robcarr1899 4 года назад

Fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

@fathurabinaya8402 5 лет назад

This is absolutely amazing!

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

thank you!

@zuur303 5 лет назад

Gorgeous end results!

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

praevius thank you - happy you like them

@TheHylianBatman 5 лет назад

That's... so cool...

@valfera10 Год назад

I like how y'all speak english. It sounds way more acurate than when spoken by movies' and tv's german and french speaking people

@goodlifeful 5 лет назад

Amazing! Thank you for sharing this :) Best regards from Brazil!

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Scarlett Rocha thank you and greets from Austria.

@matthewconnor 5 лет назад

Wait the depth sensor is better than nowadays camera. That's my though 🤗

@Mr.Musky69 5 лет назад

That is freaking awesome!

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Thank you!

@happyhardiansyah 5 лет назад

You just dont know how amazing it looks to me JUST PURE AMAZING!!

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

Happy Hardiansyah thanks - holding a plate in person is even more cool ;)

@happyhardiansyah 5 лет назад

@@mhaustria I wish I could hold it too! 😭 your work of art is amazing, YOU are wonderful, everything in this video just blow my mind of how the old technology "uniqueness" still can't be beaten by the new one, wow, just... wow 👏👏👏

@mhaustria 5 лет назад

@@happyhardiansyah Thank you so much! I think all the different photography processes (also digital) have their places to be present. I just like the fact, that I have to focus on this one shot and the work with my hands.