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Models:
Cameras used:
Hasselblad 500cm 80mm
Film stocks used:
Kodak Portra 160
Videographer: Victor Melchor
Assist:
Beat by: 7XII
M1 Macbook:
Sony Fx3:
Sony Lens:
Small Rig Cage:
Ronin S2:
Atomos 4k:
Rode Mic:
SD Card:
Light Meter:
Kodak Portra 400:
Air Rocket:
Film Scanner:
Editing Headphones:
Rode Shotgun Mic:
Davinci Resolve:
Hasselblad:
Film Light Box:
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Comments
45 responses to “Using Strobe Lighting in Film Photography”
You must be so fun to shoot with! Very encouraging and empathetic
Great work again Mike, thank you for continuing to share. Bro it’s cool to say you are a pro, pros are always still learning as well. It’s not arrogant to say you are a pro at what you do. GOD bless!!
So perfect….
Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated the strobes with film. That is something I want to try myself as well. I will check out Broncolor. Video is bookmarked!
Nice!
Man…. good to see new content from you, been missing it! Keep killing it my dude!
I have said it, and I will say it again – MIKE GRAY IS UNDERRATED!!!
What is that backdrop that you are using?
Cool man 😎
this is clean love it!!!!
Lotta great work in this video. Good stuff as usual!
Loved always your creative direction. Wow, really enjoyed this one. Cancellations aside, you still got dope friends come through and awesome photos. 🙏
He don’t miss!! 🗣🗣🗣
Amazing portraits, brother 👏🏾
2nd photo your intern took was great.
Love the process of how you take your pictures! Especially the way you express the character of a person using camera and lightning. Amazing!
Man, ton of killer shots in here. I'm hard pressed to pick a favorite, but the one at 7:36 might be the standout. Great work!
Mike
Another great video! Thanks for your inspiration; I will have a medium format film camera in the next 12 months. Price is a factor, so I may have to go Fujifilm. Currently shooting full frame DSLR.
👏🏽👏🏽👊🏽👍🏽👍🏽✌🏽 📸
Ima need a print of the grills pic. Incredible.
always inspiring to see you working, good vibes all around! thanks for sharing!!
Love your art and videos! It's nice to see you offering some mentorship and opportunity to other artists as well! Spreading the knowledge and positivity around is what we need!
In fucking sane
At the 3:23 mark I think you meant to show what the photo looked like but instead you only showed the white background without the photo
Welcome back bro! I see you haven’t missed a beat. Great images. Really enjoy watching everything that leads up to the photo.
I been waiting for u to post bro!
every time sir 💵
Cracking Mike, enjoyed the vid very much, super chill shoot and some great images coming out, pushing ourselves outside what we normally shoot is key to developing! Cheers, Tom
Dope video! Can’t wait to see your future work with strobes
Great vid. Did you include the contact info for the bro that sounded like he said he was top five dad?
Those shots tho man 💪🏾🔥🔥🔥
Welcome to the Broncolor family
She took the most fire picture of the shoot. That shot of you looking over your shoulder.
Hold onnn is that D'Morea Walker? lol I follow his channel too
How exciting! Great video!
Got me missing my 500cm damn
❤❤❤I love this!!!
Yo, I remember when you where thinking about shooting with strobes. You asked the community their thoughts and look at you shooting Broncolor strobes!
High end strobes for high end work!
Keep pushing dude! A you are making this community associate/friend very proud of you!
I’m Suppose to be getting ready for date night rn but Mike gray posted so wifey will have to wait
Why you keep dropping off at face of the earth ??
That Hasselblad tho'. Fav, the one with The Freedom Rell flexing in B & W, WOW!!!
Omg the shots at 7:25 & 7:31 are soooo good! 🔥
Such a good video…love the empathy & results. Peace out!
Homies never let down another homie. That’s why all bros showed up.
Back like chiropract
Broncolor all the way
Another great one Mike! Loved the images and seeing the bit of mentorship.