Film Photography at Night in Tokyo - Pentax67
This time, I photographed Shibuya at night with my Pentax 6×7. I tried to shoot hand-held as much as possible because I needed to be careful about where I positioned the camera so as not to obstruct traffic, but this time I used a tripod and release because I was shooting at night. Although we now live in an age when it is easy to take pictures hand-held with image stabilization functions, this shoot was a good opportunity for me to remember the importance of imagining the composition of the shot and holding the tripod firmly in place. 【About this channel】 In this video, I will visit various places in Japan and around the world and make videos of them. It is still a small channel, but I will do my best to make this channel as good as I can! ======== 【Recommended Videos】 Night Film Photography in Tokyo • Night Film Photography in Tokyo 【Gear】 BMPCC 4K Canon R5 【Music】 Artlist Instagram https://www.instagram.com/daisuke.dan... #waistlevelfinder #film photography #Japan

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