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  1. Hello, everyone.
  2. My name is Kayla and I am going to be
  3. talking to you about film photography.
  4. And I know you're wondering what type of cameras in
  5. my hand and it is a yeah chicha tl electro
  6. X, and it was manufactured in Japan.
  7. So this is the selfie of me.
  8. I had to take it out on a date and
  9. get to know and I was really nervous at first
  10. because I didn't know how it feel about the correct
  11. exposure and getting good camera quality and like understanding it
  12. all because photography now is completely different from what it
  13. waas before.
  14. And it's constantly changing.
  15. And I'm completely amazed on how long process has just
  16. went. Thio, you take it to Walmart you downloaded on
  17. your computer and uploaded on social media like it has
  18. completely changed.
  19. And I'm all here for I'm not even gonna lie
  20. about it.
  21. And I believe that film is a longer process.
  22. Then it is when you just take it digitally because
  23. when you take it digitally, your click and you're done
  24. and you can already see it film.
  25. You kind of have to wait for the excitement and
  26. like there is like the kind of rushes like I
  27. wonder how it's gonna turn like I wonder what is
  28. going to turn out like or your you dip it
  29. in the three different solutions you have the developer, the
  30. stop bath and the fixer.
  31. And that is what kind of creates certainly have to
  32. get the proper light to go in which, speaking of
  33. that, this is a really sick picture I took of
  34. the machine that kind of lights up the film that
  35. you just took, and then it burns it onto a
  36. piece of paper.
  37. But then you can't see it until you dip it
  38. in the solution.
  39. And I think that is the most epic thing in
  40. the world.
  41. This is also, ah, film that this is my before
  42. contact sheet.
  43. So it's just been in.
  44. It sleeps to protect it from fingerprints and to protect
  45. it from water and anything you can think of in
  46. the dark room.
  47. That way you can see it.
  48. You can lift it up to the light, and you
  49. can make sure you know what one you're gonna be
  50. printing out.
  51. This is a picture of my contact sheets, and I
  52. loved It took a while to like understand what I'm
  53. supposed to be doing.
  54. But like once you get the hang of it, it's
  55. really easy.
  56. And it's really simple to Dio.
  57. It's just the time if you have the time for
  58. our 10 out of 10, recommend it.
  59. This is a sick picture that I took, and I
  60. this one took a long time.
  61. I'm not even gonna lie about it.
  62. And I think it's because some of my papers got
  63. overexposed under exposed or like there was too much light
  64. in it.
  65. And that's what caused it.
  66. Toe turnout dark or too light.
  67. And so I finally got it perfect.
  68. This is another one.
  69. I love everything about this clock, and I've been obsessed
  70. with it.
  71. And so I wanted to take it on film, and
  72. I'm thinking, I kind of want to burn the edges
  73. of it at some point and make it like, look
  74. more of like an epic type feel.
  75. This is one of my contact sheets, and I are
  76. this not my contact sheet.
  77. This is my film protector again in lights, and you
  78. can see kind of what it looks like again.
  79. I would 100% shooting film again.
  80. I want to go thrift ing and I want to
  81. find my own film camera toe have and I want
  82. to go like, create my dark room.
  83. I have so much expectations for this after I learned
  84. everything about this, Um, also one thing I would like
  85. Toa ad is yeah, I Every camera is different.
  86. Every film camera is different and just kind of find
  87. like what you personally like because you have to dig
  88. in and take it out on the date.
  89. Kind of like Rochelle has said in the past.
  90. Anyhoo, I'm going to jump right into the two photographers
  91. that I would 10 out of 10 recommend.
  92. And this one his name is Andre Terra.
  93. Alexandra Alexandra.
  94. Believe I said that, right?
  95. This is his instagram.
  96. He's more of the natural type person that he likes
  97. to shoot in film.
  98. He also like I just like how it's more like
  99. the live in the moment and like you take that
  100. and like, he kind of showed what he expects of
  101. himself as a photographer and like creating like those breathtaking
  102. views for everyone that can't see it at this horrible
  103. time in the middle of a pandemic.
  104. Any who?
  105. Um, my next person is Tessa Tess Mayer Mayer.
  106. She also shoots film, but she kind of does the
  107. type of photography that is different.
  108. And she has, like her own way of shooting.
  109. She will shoot kind of whatever inspires her in the
  110. moment. She's not like all about nature.
  111. She's not all about, you know, architecture.
  112. She's just whatever she sees in the moment.
  113. She just has to take it.
  114. And yes, thank you for watching my video.
  115. And I hope that some of you enjoy film Justus
  116. Muchas ideo.