Gibraltar Range National Park Day 2 - Sunrise on the Haystack

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Gibraltar Range National Park Day 2 - Sunrise on the Haystack - Hiking and landscape photography

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Hello everyone, and welcome back!
This is day two at Gibraltar Range National Park in New South Wales.
After a tough hike in and no sunset on Day 1, here I find myself scrambling to capture sunrise on this landscape photography adventure.
I was shooting with the Fujifilm G617 medium format panoramic camera, and some Fujifilm and Kodak films.
I truly hope you enjoy this video, as I really enjoyed both my time in the Gibraltar Range, as well as making these two videos!
As always, I appreciate and comments and questions you may have.
If you enjoyed this video, please remember to give it a thumbs up, and maybe subscribe to the channel if you haven't already.
Thanks so much for watching! I really do appreciate it.
Nathan :)

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@ducgerard2361 Ай бұрын

I enjoyed very much this video. I like the pictures you took. using films is expensive of course but so great when you see the photos. I like too panoramic frame. I use a Noblex 5x12 cm with Provia 100 f. it gives you an angle super Wilde. 146 degrees! just one question is it necessary to use the special grey Center filter on the fuji 617? one of your fan from France.

@MeasuredLight Ай бұрын

@ducgerard2361 thanks so much for watching, as always, and for your kind words! The noblex sounds like a lot of fun! I don't use a centre ND filter at all. My camera didn't have one when I got it. Usually I only see some slight vignette if I'm using quite large aperture, but not a lot.

@3goldfinger Ай бұрын

One forget just how much works goes into taking just one shot. What is the cost of film and development these days..I got some old 120 film still in the fridge.

@MeasuredLight Ай бұрын

@3goldfinger Thanks for watching! The average cost of developing and getting scans is about $30 per roll. Cost of purchasing fresh colour film is often $20-30 per roll. And B&W is probably about $15. I'm hoping to get back into developing B&W at home again soon.