Trying a $90 Film Stock 

Please Fujifilm…

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Linus these are incredible! Genuinely some of the lighting on these are some of the mosy creative! The "spine" shots were sooo soooo beautiful!

Incredible photos as always - and watching this video was like extreeemely cathartic, ty!

Loving all the videos you have been dropping every week! Gets me inspired to try portraits 🙂

You definitely made amazing use of that pack of film! Great content and great images, as always! (I also appreciate your transparency about the challenges and hiccups photographers encounter haha)

dude this video is so special! ur experimentation with such sensitive photography gear and ur dedication to film in general is just so inspiring to a photographer tryna transition from digital to film. so so cool, thank you Linus.

what an amazing concept!! I love how the photos turned out!! and I love how this video matched the speed of the process of shooting one by one!! Sending love from Japan ☺️✨

Wow this was so good!! Loove the last spinal one thats a little closer and the one with the square🔥

These are absolutely beautiful!!! I love seeing you be creative and in your element! ❤

Loving your conceptual work ❤ so interesting to see.

DUUUDE I GEEKED OUT WATCHING THIS!!! Im so happy to see a proper press video on yt. I never plan on getting this back because of how expensive that film is. It was really nice seeing this. Your conceptual stuff is so cool! The vignetting actaully added a nice touch with all the shots that had the circles on her back. The camera is able to take 645, 6x6, 6x7 and 6x9. You just need the right back and mask for the right format. I highly recommend the 75mm lens, for both polaroid and 120mm.

These are some truly gorgeous shots! Love the way you think, these portraits are both unique and classic

The spine concept is so incredible bro!!!

These shots turned out amazing. Really great work!

The spine concept was just mind-blowing!

Excellent creative shots. A pleasure to watch. Keep up the good work!

You know what, not only are the photos really good, what I really admire is your rapport with your model.

the spine photos are amazing

You never fail to amaze me 🔥

LETS GOO DUDE!!! No but fr, using an old box of $90 film that could either be the best or the worst images one has ever made (and then breaking it mid-shoot) gotta be the most film shooter experience ever. Also warping the lights onto her spine is absolutely genius. Love how those came out.

Love your videos man

Love the results!

So satisfying to watch! Thank you so much for the well needed inspiration. Greetings from a photography student:)

Epic video mate! I promised I'd let you know my thoughts in the comments - good job on figuring out what the focusing issue was after the first frame! Beautiful work man 👋🏻🔥

Absolutely MURDERED these man. Your creativity is so fun to watch.

This might be one of my favorite videos I’ve watching in a long time. So inspiring in ways I can’t even put into words. Thank you for showing your shoot process for this!! Now I’m searching on where I can get a pull apart film camera!

Cool shots Linus! That little misshap in the beginning reminded me of something that happenned several years ago: I wasted a full pack of FP-100C while loading the film and to this day I still don't know what I did wrong because I definitely know how to load packfilm! Never been so angry at myself, wasting precious and rare film (and 65€ down the drain....). Well, that happens sometimes...

man love the vids, found you trough willem and am exited for every upload :)

im doing a portrait session and i plan to experiment with a projector. thanks for the inspo.

you rock dude!

Your photography inspires me daily! Once again, a really awesome video. The 90 dollars were definitely a good investment 😍

I had a 600se for years and I used to love shooting both Fuji film stocks, used to keep the negative and do a bleach process! you should try it!

Linus, you went nuts!!!

The spinal cord idea is sick

Insane!!

That spine idea was insane!

It's an awesome film. I had a chance to use fp100c years ago with my Polaroid The Land Camera 100. It's incredible that you can also make a negative out of that second layet of the film and scan or develop it as a normal negative.

Scrumptious

really nice work

You are insanely talented, this was amazing.

1:40 i felt that in my soul. ive had this happen multiple times and it really just hurts so bad. have had the white pull tab to release a photo break multiple times too.

Peel apart film is such a fun experience I play roulette and buy expired packs and try and see if I get any results , gotten results (although very non contrast) from a pack of black and white polaroid film from the late 70’s And tons of crazy color shifted results from some early 2000’s stuff

So inspiring as always!! I've been wondering if I should splurge on a pack of pee-apart... Love your ability to include the fumbles as well as the successes 🌟

Another inspiring video! I really loved the idea of the multiple exposure shot. I am planning on trying my own version of it.

This is very inspiring

Mannn the results look great. Even the out of focus ones are a vibe. Thanks for the video Linus!!!! 🐐

DANG IT!! Now im going to have to order a pack from my RB67. I have the camera and back already 🤔

this was my favorite before it was discontinued. those were the days man. This and FP100-C were such good film stocks and so cheap compared to other instant film. That pull apart smell

god bless u dude

put ur whole bussy into this one! loved it

Amazing

I miss this stock so much

Damn, I’ve been shooting this combo for over a decade now and I remember my first 2 packs I put through it I didn’t know the lens was collapsible and could not figure out why nothing was in focus. At least you only lost one frame because of this. For the other ones that are slightly out of focus, I’m curious why you didn’t just stop down and slow down the shutter speed? Shooting at wider apertures makes sense when you have a lot going on in the background and you want to separate your subject and throw everything else out of focus but there’s not much in the background to distract, and in fact having the background more in focus might actually add to the composition for this concept. I find it interesting how much these lenses vary from copy to copy. I’ve probably shot over a hundred packs of peel apart on this setup and I’ve never seen it vignette as hard as this although I’m sure having an all white background probably exaggerates it. Hot tip- the 75mm, 127mm, and 150mm lenses have an image circle that is actually designed to cover peel apart film. A couple other things worth mentioning- not only does this camera shoot 6x7 and 6x9, but it also has a G adaptor that lets you attach RB67 backs so that opens the possibilities up to 645/6x6/6x8 (motorized back) which makes it even more “Universal”. Also it seems like you’re being careful to time the development of each shot which is important with Polaroid peel apart but with Fuji it is self terminating so once the chemistry has done it’s thing it becomes inert so you can’t accidentally over develop it like Polaroid. The tendency for 3000B these days is that the blacks fade a bit more gray but this can at least partially be attributed to the aging of the developing reagent. If anything leaving the film to develop longer and fully exhausting the developer could in theory lead to slightly deeper blacks, so there’s no rush to peel it at exactly 15 seconds. I totally get the feeling of wanting to see the result as soon as possible though 😂 This is by far my favorite video you’ve made and something I never expected to see on RU-vid in all my years shooting this camera and film. Really hyped more people get to share the excitement for how magical this stuff is.

just shot a whole wedding reception on this film, super fun to use:)

bravo!

Did you have to use an adapter to use that manual Polaroid backing? I have one myself but it seems to big to fit on the universals back?

Did you capture the negatives from these Fujis? I wonder how the scans would turn out

I love to shoot Fuji FP 100C!!! btw which beamer do you use?

I don't know if you've mentioned it in previous videos, but where do you find these places to shoot at? I'm new to photography so I don't know if you can just rent these places.

that camera really goes crazy

“i’m the greatest to ever do it” 🤣🤣🤣

Increíble

The 3000 in the name must be the eventual price of the stock

I’d also watch a tutorial on how you’re using your projector. Tips and Tricks video.

Doesn't the 100mm cover peel-apart or is it the hood that caused the vignetting? Just got a pack of 100B for my Universal, thanks for the inspiration.

More black & white videos pls

How did you meter for this?

I have a bunch of this film in my fridge but no camera to use it with

I'm guessing this is the same camera as the Polaroid 600SE? Which would make sense since the Polaroid has a Mamiya lens

there is a company that sells peel apart film. Inanimstant made a video about a product where they cut costs by making you assemble the film yourself. Didn‘t check the price on that, but maybe it‘s more accessible..?

Very nice (:

You be one creative sum'bitch! Makes me just a tiny bit envious...no, damn, more than that! Actually, I did my best ever photo of my wife on B&W Polaroid negative/positive film, arca swiss 4x5, imagon 200 mm, with one flash, a mirror and a little reflector... your cool lighting ideas brought it back, but inspire to do more, thanks!

Basically the same as the polaroid 600se then.

someone needs to start making new peel apart film.

Linus got a crush on this girl, I can see it.

Hmmmm, I used to buy this stuff about £15.00 ( $20.00 ) a pack about 5 years ago. Fuji has a lot to answer for.

The spine photo was weird 💀

Anyone in the comments looking to buy I’ve got about 65 packs of 05/2015 expiration left and the film industry strikes this year have made me motivated to sell

Who the fuck are you bro ❤ lovely refreshing

hey @linusandhiscamera, sorry if this has been answered, but what projector is that?