Film Photography indoors with Window Light and DIY Accessories...

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🎥 About This Video....
In this video I show how I take photographs indoors with purpose… To make two prints and
frame for indoors. I use a very simple set up with my key light being Window Light and
some DIY for my background and light diffuser!
The camera I used is a Nikon FM3A and the film was Ilford FP4.
I developed the film in D23 developer at Stock! And I slightly UNDER DEVELOPED the film
to make sure I kept my highlights on the Lilly.

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Nikon ZF, CANON 6D, Gopro 10 Black, TASCAM DR10L MIC
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[toine]

Hi, Roger.
I like this way of taking pictures the most.
Still life is really my passion.
I have a small room where I do this and I enjoy it to the fullest.
I never did this with film, I started when I switched to digital.
I had to because at that time I became disabled and walking was not so good anymore.
I do take pictures outside but that is from my disabled scooter.
Great that you present this video, I enjoy it when I see someone working with still-life photography.
And you also deliver beautiful work, friend.
Kind regards from the Netherlands,
Antoine.

[lensman]

Very nice Roger. I used to do a lot of flower photography about 15 years ago and Cala were my favourite flowers. I did and printed a series for a young lady who was supposed to have hug them on the walls of her trendy relaxation place for women. It cost me over a grand and I even had them framed. She then said that she had changed her mind!!! That was the last of my tries to make money out of photography.

[andrewkay]

Thanks again, Roger, for another great video. 👍 😊

[rick-fstop-lewis]

Beautiful. Once I harvest my ganga I think I will grow some flowers with my next batch. Hadn't even thought of using the grow tent for that before...duh...LOL

[colinwaylett]

Very interesting, great video Thanks.

[jimgraves]

I love natural light. I was practicing portraiture with my Grandsons using just the light from the window. Nothing fancy, just simple portraits and we had fun doing it.

[holyvanguard]

Lol love that youtube short bit in the beginning haha

[garychatfield]

Effective and relatively easy photography. Nice job Roger.

[eltinjones]

Great results Roger
To be honest I'm not in to flower or plant photography, I'd rather look at the real thing
I know someone who does this in infrared, with interesting results

[MrRomDAW]

I miss my micro nikkor 55. It was my most used lens but took a bit of an unfortunate swim a few months ago and I havent shot anything since. I find that I’ve lost all spark/desire to photograph anything at this point. I can’t quite afford another example of the lens at the moment but I’ll get back in eventually.

[kdj.imagery]

I know your main theme is shooting with film however, is that digital camera the Nikon Z Fc or does Nikon make just a ZF camera? If it is in fact a Z Fc, how do you like it? I just sent my DSLR/Tele lens in hopes of trading in for either a Nikon Z Fc or a Olympus EM-1 Mark II. My existing gear is Nikon so I have a few manual lenses too shoot with. BTW, I like your still life subject, I think Lilies are a pretty topic for BW! Cheers

[chriscard]

1900's school. I prefer a reflector than a side light, though

[jeta]

Respectfully, your 'fill' light is acting as your key light since the daylight is indirect.