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I thought I'd bump this thread (was going through my bookmarks) with a few recommendations: Borut Peterlin Slovenian wet plate photographer (also does some other alt process printing), is a working artist. Really informative videos and has a pretty entertaining personality even if his sense of humour is hit or miss. The actual photography content has been a bit thin of late but he's got a good back catalog if you're interested in that sort of thing. T.Hopper shoots mostly film (I think?), she has some great profiles of photographers from the 20th century. Talks a lot more on the art/concept side of images rather than gear. This is probably the easiest of all of these to recommend to a general audience (of people interested in photography). TinHouseStudio a UK based commercial photographer. I find his clickbait video titles/thumbnails really grating but he's very knowledgeable and has a lot of great info that'd be helpful if you were interested in starting out in commercial photography. He also sells workshops/consults, there's an active FB group he also moderates that's filled with... people basically aping his style. grainydays this guy is kind of the the ur-YT photographer (lofi hip hop, analog), but my latent immaturity vibes with the self-loathing and Flamin' Hot Mountain Dew protest he's running for Kodak to bring back Aerochrome. GxAce straddles the line between cool and cringe. He's mainly a Fuji shooter and has some really high production values (I think he used to do commercials? Also has a great "behind the scenes" video somewhere in his channel) and an... interesting way of doing the "talking head" segments. Very gear-focused. k-zed posted:The Naked Photographer - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUcaft-3hNIuB1L1IgARPoQ - a channel about advanced darkroom techniques from a guy who used to work in the industry back in the day. In-depth technical content about things that I haven't seen much elsewhere on Youtube, like print spotting and retouching, densitometry, selenium toning and what have you. I like both of these guys for their genuine "Aw shucks" Midwestern charm. Naked Photographer's darkroom stuff is great, and while most of Matt's stuff is generally things I already know (the channel is aimed at beginners to LF), I like his enthusiasm for the format. qirex posted:Camera Conspiracies would be more entertaining if his average video was around half as long. He is so obviously killing time for more ad breaks. I watch pretty much every photography video at 1.5x.
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I am the same with Ben Horne (and actually a fair few of them), generally 1.25-1.5x speed unless they're showing something pretty technical. There are lots of establishing shots, B-roll etc that I get make for a more cohesive video but aren't really what I'm there for. I'd love some photography podcasts recs, actually! A few more YT recs (I made a post a while back with some of my subs): https://www.youtube.com/@SteveONions Steve O'Nions - old British dude who goes for long walks in the countryside, shoots with a variety of cameras/formats. https://www.youtube.com/@TheNakedPhotographer The Naked Photographer - mostly analog darkroom stuff, big Midwestern Dad vibes https://www.youtube.com/@InAnInstant Focuses mostly on instant photography, I could see his style being offputting to some, but I find it kinda endearing https://www.youtube.com/@nickcarverphoto Panoramic landscapes on 6x17 is main focus https://www.youtube.com/@BillSchwab Guy who does a lot of analog/alt process tutorials Ethics_Gradient fucked around with this message at 17:18 on Jan 30, 2024 |
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