Taking some quick fire self portraits on my Canon A1 on a roll of Kodak Portra 400 film!
#filmphotography #selfportraits #portraitphotography
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Gear used in this video:
Kodak Portra 400 –
Canon A1 –
Rode Wireless Mic –
Nanlite FC 120B –
My Gear:
Mamiya RB67 –
Kodak Portra 160 –
Kodak Portra 400 –
My Digital Camera –
Canon A1 –
Yashica T4 –
Mini Tripod –
Rode Wireless Mic –
GVM LED Lights –
Tripod (Slik AF 2100 tripod head)
Lightmeter –
Cable Release –
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Comments
6 responses to “Self Portrait Photography on Film”
I just noticed that you're talking into a roll of film LOL! Good stuff!!!
I've been watching your videos all day, they are amazing! One of the best photography channels I have ever found on yt! Your imagination, creativity and knowledge are at an all time high! New subscriber here!
Can I ask you what tripod you use? I saw you also use it for the RB67, the head is very special, the Slik AF2100 tripod head, I had never heard of it! How do you find it? And what do you use underneath the tripod?
I would be very interested in that because I am also looking for a good tripod for RZ67 and 35mm. It would be a great help to me if you answered. Thank you in advance
They look underexposed. Next time use lower shutter speeds or open up your fstop by 1 to 2 stops.
"A shoot I did just the other day." – may similar shoots continue to find you this year and beyond!
It's so comforting watching you work your magic!
Beautiful work Ejatu! Saw some of these on IG they came out fantastic 🥹🙌
Great work Ejatu, as usual. very interesting content and photo subjects. is it hard to get the picture sharp? and what do usually use to focus the lense? when doing selfportrait? I know sometimes one can get a blurry selfportrait, but that can be used as a aesthetic resource. I've always been afraid of selfportrait (beside of cellphone selfies). I need to try and practice it more. Thanks for sharing your knowlodge. Greetings and love from Chile