Always enjoy yours and Jason’s videos. Great work keep it up!

Love your work! Really enjoy these videos!! Your photography is really amazing!

Nice shots. Those boat shots are gorgeous.

Loved this video and seeing the differences in formats my man! Also, that Ricoh is Daddy. Much love from East Tennessee🙏🏼

Some awesome nautical Bad Flashes content. Bangers all, especially that 4"x5" and 120.

Jason popped up on my feed so that means I go check out this Cinestill 400D first

When 400D hits it hits, but I feel like it's a bit inconsistent in my limited 35mm and 120mm use. Great shots!

Beautiful work Caleb - and yes I'm late with the T-shirts 😥

Great video thanks Caleb x

But what would that boat look like on 400D in 35mm half frame?! How could I ever shoot boats with my brand new Pentax 17, when I have 400D loaded?? Caleb!!

In the future if you want to see when the tide goes out they sell tide booklets where you can see how low the tide will be on any given date, the also have tide times listed.

Boat shots are begging to be printed huge! Lovely shots....must resist moving to large format but damn those look great!

Duuuuuuuuuude, this is way too cool! That boat is an awesome set peice for your talented eye!!

Would you or Jason have any use for some 4x5 Polacolor Pro 100 that expired in October of '96? Someone near me is selling some for cheap but I don't have any way to shoot it.

I didnt know about static discharge. That was really helpful

Awesome video dude!

good music great photos gorgeous video !

I've noticed my mamiya 7 sometimes winds the finished rolls a bit too loose, and i get the same light leaks! 9/10 from the top and bottom of the negative, and it all comes down to how much i cranked that lever when finishing off the roll

0:05 - The sound of Caleb’s soul momentarily leaving his body… Nice save! 😁😁😁

May the 4th be with you. I will lookinto this film. All your photos in all formats came out nice. I will say. From time to time I see a photographer that has interesting and unique light leaks on their photos. Yours are included. I think they add to the photos. I would personally keep them in if they were my photos and exhibit them in my art shows. Good Job.

Caleb, which lens are you usually using on your Mamiya 7? Is it the 80mm or the 65mm? I'm loving those 120 shots on 400D.

Happy 4th of July, thanks for another awesome video!

Great video! What focal length are you using ?

Have been curious about 400D in 4x5, those boat shots were fantastic! 😎 Definitely need to buy some… whenever it’s back in stock smh.

Awesome shots as always. The 4x5 400D shots sing! I got a box too from the crowdraiser so I am looking forward to shooting it. You are right the best part is the price. Some 4.4Usd/sheet is way better than Portra's 7.5/sheet...now please someone anyone...bring this into 8x10. I'd love to try color 8x10 once in my life and at 28-31Usd/sheet I don't know if I could ever justify Portra

SOLID video as usual. Ive been loving 400d a good bit latley. bye dynamic da....nevermind hahaha

thanks caleb !

I just use Kodak Vision 3 (250D) and develop it differently. I am anyways not the biggest fan of the halations. Thx for the review!

Love the "Life Aquatic" vibes!

Hot damn 4x5!

hAPPY 4TH OF jULY rEALLY ENJOYED THIS VIDEO

fire dude

Where's the 4x5 portrait of Jason in the hotel room, Caleb, missed a trick there

Always love your large format content 😌 I wish 400D's price here could match yours. I know why, but it really isn't a saving here unfortunately. 😢

So you are saying get the 50mm for the maminya 7 as my wide angle lens... very slick.

Looks like your tripod could use some triagra 😏

Are cinestill doing 5x4 film now?

I thought we were still hating on cinestill for being shady and threatening people trying to help the film community?

400D in 4x5 is crazy good!

The 35mm Variant (as a mostly medium format user) is really really really good. Personally, I think it's overpriced for what it is, however, every once in awhile it's cool. I maybe shoot it once a month or so. I really like its flexibility in post especially in replicating movie looks as that's something I'm interested in. As for your light leaks, I have also noticed this only in the 120 variant and I believe this comes down to how they're manufacturing it. I've shot quite a few rolls of this stuff in both formats and if you look on the borders of the 400D in 120 you can see similar light leaks as the ones in your images but throughout the roll. Not sure why it's happening either but all my other 120 doesn't do this at all on the borders, so I'm assuming it's like I said how they're stripping or creating the stock.

It could be that the camera with the 35mm film has incorrect shutter speeds and thus underexposes a little bit. Or are your 35mm rolls from the release batch or just older than the 4x5 and 120? Because movie stocks don’t age like stills stocks.

😍😍😍

Was that the boat from Jaws?

LITTLE NACHO MENTIONED, the goat

Wish Freestyle was in NYC..

Thanks for the great video! I am not sure...for me these 400D film just looks too "perfect" like...taken with a digital camera or so. I just tried the Vision 3 Film for the first time with Silbersalz35 and i am very looking forward to see the results and maybe change my mind. Well...I did shoot some 800T thought but yeah...didn't just everyone shoot some gas stations from time to time... :D

400D has become my go to when i don't know what to shoot and i also cant justify Portra 400 prices. So happy its available in most form factors (bring it to 8x10 you cowards) Also, nice light leaks

Try the tacos at the fuel station in town. They are good.

"The great winner is choice."

Have you ever crewed on a movie shot on film and used the same stock for your personal work?

Cinestill 400D will always be Daddy when paired with a Contax T3 #Contaxt3videowhen?

Did they pay you to avoid saying daylight or something?

Dad flashes

I call my MP loaded with Cinnie "Daddy" all the time.....

I think using the point and shoot for 35 makes it kind of a useless comparison. You aren't choosing any of the settings so you can't really say that the shadows are worse on 35 if you don't know what settings were used. And the lens is soft. A lot of the 35 shots are not quite in focus which isn't an issue with the film stock but the camera. Still all around I think the comparison between 4x5 and 120 is super interesting.

Happy 4th of July. Congratulations, your present predicament isn't something you can blame the British for. Its election day here ... deep joy, replacing Mr Rich with Mr Bland.

One thing I hate about this film is ….box! Maybe it’s stupid but for me this purple label is sooo misleading . I would fire guy responsible for it immediately 🤷🏻

“These photos could be side by side in a photo book”. Are you teasing up? Putting in Taylor Swift hints? You got a photo book coming?

you're the only daddy i see in this video

Bad Flash Daddy! Thanks for the shout out! Definitely like your new work btw, but don't hate too much on the old stuff. Sometimes the less technical brain does wonderful things without all that know-how clogging up the pipes. BTW please let Jason know that today was day 5 of commenting on his videos until he comments on my comedic film photography youtube short "Digital Trump v Film Biden" where Trump denies Biden's allegations that the big Donald watches grainydays and hangs out with Matt Day at Mar a Lago. Sorry for the self promotional spill over, but us reel dawgies be barking up a storm. Hope you're having a great 4th! Happy snapping!

CineStill's shady AF business practices all but ended my interest in the brand. Which is really...fine. Actually. It's nice buying from smaller mom-and-pop companies who do EXACTLY what they do and don't threaten peers with lawsuits.

Thank you for turning down the intro energy. Honestly it always drove me away.

More like step…

there is NO difference between 135 and 120 film stocks.

No, you are daddy.

250D in ECN looks better.

I’ve only used 400D in 120 and must admit it isn’t my favorite film. I will freely admit I badly under exposed my first roll and believe me don’t under expose this stuff. Under exposed it is very muddy with a horrible greenish cast to it. My best results have been at ISO 200-320. Right now I’m trying Kodak Vision 3 500T with the remjet still on it and processed in ECN2 chemicals for my 135 cameras. But I rather doubt I’ll be getting anymore CineStill films

Cinestil? Are they still threatening to sue little shops over da "T"? F this company anyhow..