Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I recently tried 5 rolls of Ilford Ortho Plus 80 120 film in my Mamiya RZ67 and Hasselblad 500cm in a variety of outdoor lighting in a few different portrait sessions. My first roll was developed in Cinestill monobath, and the rest of the rolls were semi-stand developed 1:100 in Rodinal and fixed in Photographer's Formulary TF-5. I LOVED this combination. But check the review for camera scans (DSLR scans) using the panoramic stitch method and a macro lens on my Fujifilm GFX50s ... like my camera scan video you can see linked on this playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrCzfXJaBhpC62t8UHnSIyGsK8WArNo2Q ... The basic edits to the scans were made in Adobe Lightroom Classic.
I also took digital photos with a Fuji GFX50s, and shared a few you haven't seen in recent videos. I love mixing film photography and digital on the same shoot. It seems like people want to pull into tribes and choose one or the other. I ask: Why not both?
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I recently tried 5 rolls of Ilford Ortho Plus 80 120 film in my Mamiya RZ67 and Hasselblad 500cm in a variety of outdoor lighting in a few different portrait sessions. My first roll was developed in Cinestill monobath, and the rest of the rolls were semi-stand developed 1:100 in Rodinal and fixed in Photographer's Formulary TF-5. I LOVED this combination. But check the review for camera scans (DSLR scans) using the panoramic stitch method and a macro lens on my Fujifilm GFX50s ... like my camera scan video you can see linked on this playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrCzfXJaBhpC62t8UHnSIyGsK8WArNo2Q ... The basic edits to the scans were made in Adobe Lightroom Classic.
I also took digital photos with a Fuji GFX50s, and shared a few you haven't seen in recent videos. I love mixing film photography and digital on the same shoot. It seems like people want to pull into tribes and choose one or the other. I ask: Why not both?
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
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