Uploaded December 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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This video is a follow-up image review/critique/discussion/thing for my "Photography On Location: Route 66" video (be sure to check that out first (link below).
Watch this on-location video first: youtu.be/A3kyOnd3kmA
In this video, I will dive deeper into my thought process behind these photos and I will also explain some of the technical aspects involved with creating these images. For instance, dynamic range is a very important topic to consider when choosing film for your medium format, large format, or 35mm camera. A good photographer should understand the contrast characteristics of their film so as to maximize image quality and creative control.
Here I explain how dynamic range works and how different dynamic ranges impact the final look of your photos. I specifically compare Fujifilm Velvia 100 film to Kodak Portra 160 shot in a 6x17 format, but the topics discussed apply equally to all transparency film and negative film stocks.
I also review the photos I made using Polaroid film and all of the images I created with my Mamiya RZ67.
This video is for the diehard photography junkies out there, whether analog film photography is your thing or you're a straight-up digital photographer, I hope you'll find something interesting and useful in this video.
Please visit my website for more videos, tips, how-to's, online photography courses, and more! Follow me on Facebook and Twitter and please give this video a thumbs up!
Subscribe to my YouTube channel at youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=nickcarverphoto
Your contributions make these videos happen! nickcarverphoto.com/contribute
And check out my online course all about light metering for film photography: nickcarverphoto.com/metering
This video is a follow-up image review/critique/discussion/thing for my "Photography On Location: Route 66" video (be sure to check that out first (link below).
Watch this on-location video first: youtu.be/A3kyOnd3kmA
In this video, I will dive deeper into my thought process behind these photos and I will also explain some of the technical aspects involved with creating these images. For instance, dynamic range is a very important topic to consider when choosing film for your medium format, large format, or 35mm camera. A good photographer should understand the contrast characteristics of their film so as to maximize image quality and creative control.
Here I explain how dynamic range works and how different dynamic ranges impact the final look of your photos. I specifically compare Fujifilm Velvia 100 film to Kodak Portra 160 shot in a 6x17 format, but the topics discussed apply equally to all transparency film and negative film stocks.
I also review the photos I made using Polaroid film and all of the images I created with my Mamiya RZ67.
This video is for the diehard photography junkies out there, whether analog film photography is your thing or you're a straight-up digital photographer, I hope you'll find something interesting and useful in this video.
Please visit my website for more videos, tips, how-to's, online photography courses, and more! Follow me on Facebook and Twitter and please give this video a thumbs up!
Subscribe to my YouTube channel at youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=nickcarverphoto
