My New Camera & How it Will Make me Better
A video on YouTube. In Photography & Film, a Krater category.
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A photographer discusses why he bought a 1996 Hasselblad 501CM film camera to combat creative burnout and shares the results of shooting with it compared to digital photography.
From the video
Answers: Why should I shoot film photography with a medium format camera like the Hasselblad 501CM?
- film photography vs digital photography
- using a Hasselblad 501CM
- square format photography
- overcoming creative burnout as a photographer
What it concludes
- Shooting with a film camera like the Hasselblad 501CM forces a more deliberate, connected approach to photography compared to the instant gratification and automation of digital cameras.
- The square format of medium format film cameras like the Hasselblad 501CM enhances the pursuit of minimalist compositions.
- Waiting for developed film removes immediate biases and expectations, leading to a more objective and often pleasing evaluation of the final images.
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