Kodak TMax 100 | Minolta X-570

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It's Chris's first feature episode and he shoots the Minolta X-570 with Kodak TMax 100 in the desolate swampland of the Santa Rosa Laguna! Join us as we welcome Chris to the show and he does his best with limited scenery in a less than ideal location.

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Music by Thovo:

Do whatever it takes to get out and do what you love. For us, that's photography. Join us as we make due with limited equipment, minimal budget, and lackluster choice of location as we figure out the expansive world of analog! Anyone can get into film photography, the biggest hurdle is getting off the couch. Any person, any budget, any location. Get active, go capture!

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[HoLeeChit]

Yep, much better, photographs had composition, good exposure, don't know how much manipulation was done on software, but really good photographs. Video was good with good music. Girl was cute, as always. You're definitely moving in the right direction. I'm much older than you guys, but I love film, always have, and the most important thing to me is the next generation, like yourselves, enjoying working with film and keeping it alive. Thank you.

[gregbrooks]

Cool pics. Chris makes a good point, and I would expand on it... Even in settings that seem to present few stunning opportunities for pictures, there often are opportunities for interesting shots. Reflections, close-ups of plant life, looking for interesting "patterns" and shapes that flora creates, playing with foreground and Are you planning to shoot color film?

[markharris]

No matter how experienced the words: "I'm nervous how these are going to come out!" are never far from our mouths. Great video, have more confidence your shots are great, good composition, decent exposure and it looked like you chose the right film for contrast. I have never shot on TMAX 100 as I tend to use Ilford Delta for my 100 ISO film at 120 and FP4 125 at 35mm. I do always have TMAX 400 loaded on my rangefinder because of its versatility in different lights. What did you use to develop it please? Another very enjoyable video.