I recently put up a video on my YouTube channel about my scanning process (avalible here). In it, I shortly show Darktable, and how I invert the images there. I have since inverted a few more images with Darktable, and figured out a workflow for myself. I thought I would share it with you here … Continue reading “How I invert my negatives in Darktable using Negadoctor”
Category: Weekly update
I was wrong about the Essential Film Holder, and why I decided to re-edit an video
If you’ve been following me on YouTube, you might have noticed I just removed a video to then re-upload it. I edited out a part about the filmholders I use to scan negatives. This is down to a mistake on my part, and I felt it was a big enough mistake to warrant me to … Continue reading “I was wrong about the Essential Film Holder, and why I decided to re-edit an video”
About reciprocity failure (BnW Film)
In my last YouTube video (found here), I mentioned something about reciprocity failure. For photographers, reciprocity means that we generally need to add some time to our exposure when we exceed exposure times of 1s. This is only relevant for film photography. I won’t go into the technical details about what happens. That’s what Wikipedia … Continue reading “About reciprocity failure (BnW Film)”
Street photography exhibition in Malmö!
These days, I’m sure most know me as a landscape photographer, or perhaps an analogue photography nerd. All true! However, I’m also a big fan of street and urban photography. Recently, I’ve come in contact with a group of avid street photographers in and around Malmö, Sweden. One thing led to the other, and we … Continue reading “Street photography exhibition in Malmö!”
My experience shooting with the LomoGraflok [Youtube correction and some pictures]
I just uploaded a new video on my YouTube channel (found here).I wanted to add some things that didn’t quite make it into the video, share the Instax images, and let you in on a couple of behind-the-scenes details about making YouTube videos. If you want the short version, I really enjoyed the LomoGraflok. Shooting … Continue reading “My experience shooting with the LomoGraflok [Youtube correction and some pictures]”
Last chance for HP5, Youtube companion post
I recently put up a video on my youtube channel. Go watch it if you haven’t! I don’t have too much to add to the video, more than that I’m still not convinced about HP5. I’m going to try Delta 400 next, and the search continues for my default 400 ISO – film. I haven’t … Continue reading “Last chance for HP5, Youtube companion post”
A frustrating & rewarding photo trip, about colour filters and the campervan| Youtube companion
This is a companion post to one of my youtube videos. If you haven’t seen it, It will be embedded at the end of this post. And make sure to subscribe to my youtube channel That Bearded Guy Photography Finally, I managed to get out of my own county to photograph! At first, it was … Continue reading “A frustrating & rewarding photo trip, about colour filters and the campervan| Youtube companion”
Shooting with the Zeiss Ikoflex, and the importance of good clearance around photo subjects
First outing with the Zeiss Ikoflex. A beutiful medium format TLR camera. It’s strange and wonderfull, and I even took some images.
First outing with the Zeiss Ikoflex. A beutiful medium format TLR camera. It’s strange and wonderfull, and I even took some images.
Why there aren’t any professional landscape photographers
Surely there must be some professional landscape photographers out there?Yes, there are multiple. Just search on youtube and you will find multiple people who live solely as landscape photographers. But, and there is a but. They aren’t really making any money out of landscape photography, not the pictures themself. Do another youtube search for landscape photographer money, … Continue reading “Why there aren’t any professional landscape photographers”
Good enough! A real-life review of the Samyang/Rokinon12 mm f/2
It’s tiny, it’s fast, and it’s cheap. Samyang is well known for making affordable lenses that punch way over its price point. Also known as Rokinon in some places of the world. I prefer Samyang lenses over Rokinon, solely based on that the name sounds better to my ears. This is a short review of … Continue reading “Good enough! A real-life review of the Samyang/Rokinon12 mm f/2”