Which Black & White Film Is Right For You

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Classical Grain or T-Grain.... which one should you choose???

Sunday Stroll Episode Thirty-Seven

Sunday Strolls is a little photo series where we walk around our neighborhood and take photos with whatever film camera and whatever film stock we’re feel that Sunday. The only goal in mind is having a good time, and if the photos turn out, it’s an added bonus.

#film #filmphotography #shootfilm #blackandwhitephoto #kodak #tmax400 #ilfordhp5 #photography #35mmfilm

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Film Camera’s used in this Episode: Canon AE-1 & Leica m6
FIlm used in this episode: Tmax400 & HP5+
Digital Camera Set up used in this Episode: Sony FX3 & Rode wireless Go mics
Film Scanned with a Sony a9-90mm & Converted with Negative Lab Pro - Lightroom
Music Provided by Musicbed

Filmed in Utah
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Ramsey Kiefer

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I personally like my grain a little thicc. When I want "perfect" looking photos, I'll shoot digital. When I shoot analog, I was some CRONCH to it.

AMTunLimited

The jello was excellent for the film comparison.

esalo

Man your editing is top-tier! Great comparison, you’ll have a huge audience one day 🤝

kodyharris

Another fun and informative video. Nicely done.

Spnwax

i really appreciate these kinds of comparison videos. i've just started shooting film again recently (picked up a yashica from a thrift store which got me going again) and i decided that abstracting color from my shots would help me figure out how i like to compose shots without having to worry about color. thanks!

bren.nan_

You are awesome. Managing to keep a straight face amongst all the dry humor has earned you a follower. Oh, and the film comparison was great.

thecurioussquirrelreviews

I stumbled across this video looking for a basic photography answer about hot to shoot for more contrast. I'm so happy I found this channel. What a fun video! Technical, funny and entertaining.

milessamb

Awesome video! Love the jello comparison... Creative and extremely visual. True Artist. Also, enjoyed the brother vibe.

CD-kcop

The developing process makes a big deal in how the negatives turn out fwiw. I use HC110 1:31 for HP5 and it's not nearly as grainy or low contrast as they look in your conversions. Interesting comparisons and thanks for doing this!

Edit: ha I made this comment right before you said the thing about the Canon shutter speeds and lenses, the HP5 looked overexposed and the studio shots are much closer to what I experience with HP5

_buttertigers

Really interesting. Thanks for putting so much effort in it.

boronizer

I’m fascinated. Never knew there could be such a huge difference

henrymorris

Absolutely great comparison. One of the best I have seen so far.

juanma

Thank you thank you thank you!!! Just recently finished a roll of pushed 2 stops TMax 400. Never done before and cautiously optimistic about those images.

edsphotos

Great video, there’s something special about film. And that’s learning the art of knowing which stock to use in certain situations. HP5 all the way 😆!

jiving