5 Tips to Shoot NIGHT Photos on FILM

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[IlBella_]

a classic Sunday appointment for me: Williem's video. awesome as usual

[Verdoux]

Using a digital camera as a visual lightmeter is also a good way to get the exposure right.

[BryanBirks]

I see Willem I drop everything and watch.

[andykmpark]

I just bought a medium format camera because of u! thanks for the inspiration man!

[uglybassist]

I've actually had pretty good luck using my phone at night. I've used the myLIGHTMETER Pro app with Cinestill 800t and I think Portra 400. I'd like to shoot a roll and compare it with my sekonic meter. It'd be interesting to see how they stack up.

[jkerman]

My phone has manual camera settings, so to meter I just take test exposures on the phone. I also have an exposure calculator app so I can transpose my phone's F/1.8 exposures to my camera's F/16 exposures, and so on. I like phone metering - I can zoom in on specific parts of the scene and it'll tell me the exposure for those too.

[spencerstone]

Normally watch this before lunch but had a long day and got to watch this sippin' on my evening coffee. Coincidentally, taking my 'blad to a mall tonight just at closing to work on my series. Thanks for the tips and awesome shots!

[GarryTan]

Yes! My favorite thing about Sunday’s, your videos.

[denisbelya]

Oh how blessed we all are to have a youtuber like yourself spittin all this film knowledge at us

[Jamie]

FYI If you screw the cable release into the lens of the RZ you can use this to trip the shutter and the regular shutter button becomes a mirror pre-release,

[yojimbo-jack]

always coming through on a Sunday to get me inspired before a shoot! even if you think you're a small photographer you're one of my biggest inspirations

[dustinsearle]

Willem you’re such an inspiration. Thank you.

[Winter-Nine]

Just bought a tripod and shutter release cable, perfect timing for this content! Cheers

[JeuneF]

I just have a really important question :




How many Carhartt tee’s do you have ?

[Badamson]

Can you do a video on your modified polaroid back?

[MultiWolf]

—PLEASE READ THIS—
I started film this year and night time was very difficult. I was shooting regular 200 and 400 iso. So if you have higher iso like 800 this won’t be as necessary. But By far the most important things are
1. A tripod, anything to keep it stable. The slow shutter speeds will make any movement even vibrations blurry
2. A cable release. The act of pressing the button will cause your camera to move or vibrate making things blurry.
3. A lenses that has an aperture of at least 2 or less. Anything larger like 22 will be impossible without extremely high iso

[KaylaPhaneuf]

6:22 is still my favorite photo of the night batch. So sick!

[janbeers]

Greetings from Holland Willem! Obviously you have to take note of what exact settings you use, to see later when you have the photo’s and learn from what you have done. Could you show how you take these notes? What do you record and how? How do you evaluate?
I like your films a lot!

[normhoare]

You're a champion young man. well done from Australia

[matthew_thefallen]

Awesome! I love your shots from Wildwood! especially the sunset ones. that colour is amazing!