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First Time Shooting Large Format Film Portraits

In this video I head out to a park with friends to make some large format photos for the first time. Making these images was a lot of fun, and although challenging I also enjoyed shooting large format.

I did process my color large format film as black and white unfortunately, but learned a valuable lesson of labeling film holders to eliminate confusion going forward.

Film photography is all about trial and error, plus figuring out what works and doesn't work for your personal taste.

I hope you all enjoy this documentation of my first time shooting large format film portraits.

Cameras used:
Omega 45F
Yashica A
Pentax 6x7

Film used:

Large format: Expired NC 160
Yashica A: Portra 400
Pentax 6x7: Lomography Earl Grey 100

Pentax 6x7 55mm f4 Lens Trial Run

In this video I take you all behind the scenes as I shoot my Pentax Takumar 55mm f4 lens for the first time. I also use expired Ektar 25 for the first time as well.

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Bts videography by: Benjamin Champagne

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Here on my channel I explore 35mm film photography, street photography, portrait photography, cheap photography, bts photography, black and white photography, cheap dslr cameras, color negative film photography, medium format photography, medium format cameras, 120mm film photography, and photography improvement, much more.

I'm also team Olympus Om-1 and Om-4 at the moment. However, I still use and explore other cameras. Street photography cameras are my jam, but medium format cameras like the Pentax 67 are quickly climbing the scale.

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