Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
0:17 Spooky black and white film photographs with Kodak TMAX 400 + The Hasselblad 500 C/M ... and some color photographs with the medium format digital Fuji GFX50s
2:42 A look at the work of photographer Ralph Eugene Meatyard
2:58 First look at my camera scans of the black and white film
4:33 My 600 subscriber giveaway winner!!
7:50 What I'm doing in California and what you can expect to see here while I'm away.
In this video: Behind the Scenes of a photoshoot with a Hasselblad 500 C/M, Fuji GFX 50s, Kodak TMAX 400 film, a super cool vintage Halloween mask, and my friend and frequent collaborator Dani. I share camera scans / DSLR scans of almost an entire roll of 120 black and white film photographs that I developed with monobath developer. These outdoor portraits at sunset (past, actually) were a challenge to take at proper shutter speeds, but the mirror lockup function on the Hasselblad helped make hand-holding possible for most of the photographs. The medium format digital Fuji GFX 50S had no problem at all with this, though. ISO response on modern digital cameras is just wild ... though film is WAY more flexible than some think.
ALSO: I have a winner of my Diana clone for my 600 Sub giveaway ... check out the video! And watch his awesome channel! youtube.com/user/dmihaly
I need your information when you see it! And I'll notify you shortly if you don't ...
I mention Ralph Eugene Meatyard in this episode, and here's the website I showed: dcmooregallery.com/exhibitions/ralph-eugene-meatyard-the-family-album-of-lucybelle-crater?view=slider#12 .... I highly recommend his "Family Album of Lucybelle Crater" work ... Meatyard was an incredible photographer who died too soon. But his work thankfully lives on.
This is the first of two videos which will post while I am in Los Angeles creating new photographs and content ... Let me know if you want to meet up!
Subscribe to my channel by clicking here: http://youtube.com/jamiemaldonado?sub_confirmation=1
See every episode from the beginning! youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrCzfXJaBhpAbyDbYiqJk8F_xoowPWMJN
And see every episode from the newest back! youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrCzfXJaBhpBa3oby0pCOksbIOjEmhj_C
DSLR Camera scans playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrCzfXJaBhpC62t8UHnSIyGsK8WArNo2Q
Some of my personal favorite Camera Insecura episodes: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrCzfXJaBhpCVY4k_SXHokU7AhTYESHb-
Join my Patreon for as little a $1 a month! patreon.com/jamiemphoto
Theme music by the awesome Handmade Music.
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Additional music courtesy epidemicsound.com
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0:17 Spooky black and white film photographs with Kodak TMAX 400 + The Hasselblad 500 C/M ... and some color photographs with the medium format digital Fuji GFX50s
2:42 A look at the work of photographer Ralph Eugene Meatyard
2:58 First look at my camera scans of the black and white film
4:33 My 600 subscriber giveaway winner!!
7:50 What I'm doing in California and what you can expect to see here while I'm away.
In this video: Behind the Scenes of a photoshoot with a Hasselblad 500 C/M, Fuji GFX 50s, Kodak TMAX 400 film, a super cool vintage Halloween mask, and my friend and frequent collaborator Dani. I share camera scans / DSLR scans of almost an entire roll of 120 black and white film photographs that I developed with monobath developer. These outdoor portraits at sunset (past, actually) were a challenge to take at proper shutter speeds, but the mirror lockup function on the Hasselblad helped make hand-holding possible for most of the photographs. The medium format digital Fuji GFX 50S had no problem at all with this, though. ISO response on modern digital cameras is just wild ... though film is WAY more flexible than some think.
ALSO: I have a winner of my Diana clone for my 600 Sub giveaway ... check out the video! And watch his awesome channel! youtube.com/user/dmihaly
I need your information when you see it! And I'll notify you shortly if you don't ...
I mention Ralph Eugene Meatyard in this episode, and here's the website I showed: dcmooregallery.com/exhibitions/ralph-eugene-meatyard-the-family-album-of-lucybelle-crater?view=slider#12 .... I highly recommend his "Family Album of Lucybelle Crater" work ... Meatyard was an incredible photographer who died too soon. But his work thankfully lives on.
This is the first of two videos which will post while I am in Los Angeles creating new photographs and content ... Let me know if you want to meet up!
Subscribe to my channel by clicking here: http://youtube.com/jamiemaldonado?sub_confirmation=1
See every episode from the beginning! youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrCzfXJaBhpAbyDbYiqJk8F_xoowPWMJN
And see every episode from the newest back! youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrCzfXJaBhpBa3oby0pCOksbIOjEmhj_C
DSLR Camera scans playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrCzfXJaBhpC62t8UHnSIyGsK8WArNo2Q
Some of my personal favorite Camera Insecura episodes: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrCzfXJaBhpCVY4k_SXHokU7AhTYESHb-
Join my Patreon for as little a $1 a month! patreon.com/jamiemphoto
Theme music by the awesome Handmade Music.
handmademusic.net
Additional music courtesy epidemicsound.com
jamiemphoto.com
