How to shoot film in low light.

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- i've gotten quite a few DMs about the shapes being projected. I just connect the HDMI input into my computer, then open photoshop and create any sorts of shapes and colors i'd like to!

- yes, all of my studio shoots are done with one roll of film. i love the challenge of being limited to 10 shots, but for clients i shoot more than one roll lol

also the concept of pushing film is really blowing my mind, I definitely have to try this out

this is so sick!!

T'es un bon toi ! Bravo

respect for the generosity of just sharing your methods out like that and it´s so freaking smart

Your work and style are incredible, thank you for sharing

any chance you could make a video on metering & using the light meter app???

This is so well done! That Epson projector is so clutch 👌

YO IS THIS THE WHITE SPACE????

What software you use for make the circle?

I love this!

I have resisted “flash” photography for years…. Too many memories of bad family pics with red eye, and washed out images……. But…. You have opened my eyes to a whole new perception of artificial light photography… artistic creative uses for studio lighting, and the wonderful use of rich color on and around your subjects!! Great job!! Inspiring and freeing for me. Thanks

Great video, but question to my lack of understanding. why not to expose for the shadows, at least to be sure you have enough detail for development and then adjust your highlights accordingly to 1, 2 or 3 stops above. Measuring for the highlights and underexposing can give you a negative with no information on certain areas. You wont be able to gain that information even if you push 1,2,3 stops etc when developing. I am just curious, thanks

CONGRATULATIONS WISH YOU THE BEST YOU ARE INCREDIBLE!!! So inspirational 🍬

how did the model pose so still i thought he was a mannequinn

What light do you use ?

This was so dope!.. super chilled

lol I thought this was a moodydarkroom video

This is very helpful, thank you!

😍😍😍

A good rule of thumb for setting shutter speeds that won’t blur while hand-held is to use one over the focal length. For instance, if you’re shooting with a 50mm lens, don’t go less than 1/50th of a second. If you’re shooting a 28mm lens, don’t exceed 1/30th a second, etc. The reason being, the longer the focal length the easier it is to blur.

loved the last one mate! a little late to the party but have to ask which epson projector you used. love the idea

Wait! Isnt the photo more underexposed if you rate the film at a iso of 1600 instead of 800? Because the camera thinks it is more light sensitive so less light will get into the camera?
Or am i thinking the wrong way ?

Linusss!!

I have used projector before I really like this concept of moving objections around on you screen thanks for the inspiration!

Happy birthday linus! luv your channel bro, i really hope you find this message because i just wanted to say you inspire me

no cc subtitles😢

wow thank you so much for this !! this really helped me understand shooting in low light situations ! not as intimidating anymore lol

these shots were sick! thank you for sharing this

dude you're inspiring me to pick up my camera again 🥺 i miss taking photos so much

That was cool

the projector method is fking genius!! love your vids

Thank you for the inspiration 🥺💖

Beginner Question: I heard that you're not supposed to change the ISO on the camera for the whole roll (if you're shooting Portra 200 at 200 you can't just change it to 400 mid-roll), so did you set it to 1600 for the whole roll?

Hi. Just one question with the colored lighting. When I shoot with only red led lights, I often get overexposed(I think it's overexposed because the face details are blown out) image. I use my sekonic l 508 external meter. Does the meter read red light differently compared to other lights? Thanks!

Hey i just wanna thank you for putting this out! I get the feeling that you might wanna keep your style private but im a beginner at film and im about to try and take some pics! So yeah thank you again ❤️

THIS IS SO GOOD

How were you able to move around your circle creations in photoshop in real time without the photoshop program also displaying through the projector? How were you able to isolate the circles while still able to move them? Amazing video, Thank You!!!!!

My guy with the clean shots.

You killed this shoot🔥

Super super super super dope!

What light meter app is this 😭

what light meter app did he use

These are insanely good!

So that 120d is a constant light AND a flash simultaneously? Also would like to hear about how you metered for the flash. Did you just mess with flash power until the meter gave you a shutter speed faster than 1/60 ?

Just 3 minutes in and I’m already seeing some GOLDEN tickets . Hope this channel is flooded with this

oh wow, an earthgang fan and a film photographer! lovin it fam!

superb