Happy New Year Sir, thanks for the kind words. We’re all well thanks. Hope you’re happy and healthy.

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No worries. Thanks for watching

Thanks man! 100% agree. I still prefer the look and feel or real film but TAP has made me happy with my digital edits to the point where I’ll only shoot film for certain reasons and anything else just stick to digital. What a time to be alive haha 😂

Thank you. I often return to that one as I love the filmy, grainy, soft vibes it produces.

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No way! I’ll check it out. It’s definitely a great combo. I’ve been using it for a few years now and still my favourite digital set up.

@@Tom-Humble that's awesome. Thanks for the support brother. Yes it's a great lens. Super sharp, good color and dynamic range. Very film like! Love all your other videos as well!

Thanks! It’s such a nice combo once you get the hang of it. Feels like you’re shooting medium format film but with instant results! I obviously rushed the edit for the video but when you edit 50+ weddings a year like me it becomes second nature.

@@Tom-Humble Let's be real. "Rushing" can be a good thing. Whatever we do after the first 2 minutes,.... well it's very likely only we see the difference from there. And since i'm not looking much at my (client)work after it's done, being efficient and quick is a great thing. Turnaround time is also important. Sometimes more than making it 110% perfect. I'm fortunate enough to have a PhaseOne XF as my workhorse so getting another camera... I can't find a good argument right now :D Still what you did there - pairing the FX lens with a bigger sensor is brilliant. Great look! I hope for more videos but I get if you don't find the time. Same here.

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@@Tom-Humble - You're welcome.

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It definitely can be stressful but it’s also one of the main reasons I find film more fun

@@Tom-Humble I loved shooting film except where there was no second chance to shoot if there was a failure. I used to shoot a lot of aerial photography (in the RAF) and a failure could be a big problem. I breathed a big sigh of relief when I got my Canon 1Ds.

Oh, do you know of Nick Carver on KZfaq

@@markbaigent8373 yes I follow his channel. I love how he can make a 20 min video and it all be about taking just 1 photo. Reaffirms the importance of slowing down which film very much helps with.

@@Tom-Humble, his love of Whiskey is a good thing as well. When I win the lottery I will get a Shen Hao 6x27, it looks like a wonderful camera.

I use the Fuji simulations within my own presets so have used them in the past but they don’t come as close to the look of real Fuji and portra film stocks imo as you get when using TAP.

Yes you’ll need a Nikon F to Fuji GF adapter

Check out the archetype process. They have real grain overlays that work in photoshop.

@@Tom-Humble thank you.

Yes it’s a Nikon mount and there’s some vignette when using wide open but very easily corrected in post.

I prefer using my 645z medium format (especially for street) the AF is better than the GFX range. I'm looking to something similar with some vintage glass but adapters are slim to none

Very true. I only use it for specific photos. Although apparently there is a way to batch edit and add the grain. I think there’s a video about it on the TAP FB page.

Well done. Your family must be proud

Would be strange if you wouldn't 🤣