Reciprocity

Take a shot every time Jason says "reciprocity."

Cameras: no, only reciprocity.

Instayams: @50_shades_of_jason

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[Kiana._.]

It’s always a good day when Baxter’s pet human uploads

[briansavage]

Last episode was an hour and a half. This one is 5 minutes.
You're a cowboy.

[David_GarciaMontero]

Baxter's appearances:
5:08

Thanks for the math class Jason,
Thanks everybody,
Cheers

[georgerose]

Behold. Just when I needed a guide to reciprocity as simple as Qi'ra's plan to steal raw coaxium from Kessel in the hit motion picture 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' the film gods have provided. I shall sacrifice a goat to Baxter as an expression of my undying gratitude.

[doriangasseling]

Let's not pretend we don't just use the same method of hold down the cable release till it feels right.

[dylangergutierrez]

Re: 0:25 and the rest of your video, Reciprocity *failure* is the thing you describe when you say reciprocity. Reciprocity is the idea that the product of the intensity and the duration gives a set density; i.e. twice as much light for half as long gives the same amount of exposure. Reciprocity Failure is when you get to the point that the idea of reciprocity breaks down, either at very long or very short exposure times.

I know this sounds like a nitpick, but with such technical concepts, it helps to get nomenclature right so people don't get confused. Love your videos

[TheDutchRiposte]

THANK YOU! I’ve been so confused about this, and you’ve explained it in such a concise and easy-to-understand fashion

[bertdeer]

Honestly, this made much more sense than it did when i would research it online.

[olympusOM]

ABBA is back again after 39 years. Brings a lot of memories. Good ones. We need them now around the world to piss off the pandemic.

[WatchMeSayStuff]

OMFG THANK YOU, I was so friggin' confused by reciprocity.

[careerdetective]

This is one of the clearest explanations of a complex concept I have seen in ages. Well done! Your clarity does you proud! PS I have screwed up in the past because I did not understand reciprocity. Now I know.

[mproyuclan]

This is the best explanation of Reciprocity I have come across 👍👍👍

[amcg]

I’m starting to think this guy enjoys photography.

[jr-wvqw]

"digital does not need to worry about this"
*laughs in Leica m9*

[derrenleepoole]

Five Minute Film Friday! New series. GO!!!

[marklittrell]

Correct me if Im wrong... but... reciprocity is the correlation between time and amount of light hitting the film. Technically what you're talking about is Reciprocity Failure, or loss of reciprocity, which happens when the 1:1 relation between time and light breaks down and all of a sudden you need more time the less light you have (or the age/expiration of the film).

[mikejankowski]

That was a nice thing to have with lunch. Never knew about the p-factor exponent, just tables.

[daisycorner]

Thanks for the cinestill info. Useful stuff!

[TrashTheLens]

This episode wasn't short. It just wasn't corrected for reciprocity failure. ;)

[cohens]

Honestly I love the short videos! Kinda sad it’s only once every 2 weeks, but it’s still awesome!