Large Format Channels on YouTube

[r.e.]

There doesn't appear to be a list of large format channels. The ones below are entirely or significantly about large format. I've omitted channels with only a few LF videos. Also, the list only includes channels that have been active in roughly the last year. What channels are missing?

Many thanks to @Dan6077 for doing the coding to make the channel names into links to the channels. As everyone knows, links can fail over time. If someone has a problem with one, please send me a personal message.


Camera Makers
Chamonix View Cameras (Hugo Zhang)
Chroma Cameras (Steve Lloyd)
Gibellini Camera (Alessandro Gibellini)
David Hancock (5119 Pinhole Cameras)
The Homemade Camera Podcast (Nick Lyle, Graham Young, Ethan Moses)
Intrepid Camera Co.
Linhof Cameras Made in Munich
Drew Nikonowicz (Standard Cameras)
StenopeiKa Large Format Cameras (Samuele Piccoli)


Photographic Materials

Ilford Photo
Lost Light Art (Nejc Urankar, Zebra Dry Plates and Holders)


Organisations

Aperture Foundation New York


Photographers

Australia
Peter Guo Photography
Matt Weddis

Austria
Markus Hofstätter

Canada
Analogue Andy アナログ　アンディ(Andrew O'Neill)
Bob Carnie
Todd Korol

Finland
Shoot on Film by Ari Jaaksi

France
Antoine Dombois

Germany
Fotografia in Grande e Ultra Grande Formato (Marco Annaratone)

Italy
Lina Bessonova
Giulio Speranza

Japan
備前中納言

Singapore
Analogue Photography Talk (Cheng Qwee Low)
Melvin HJ Tan

Slovenia
Lost Light Art (Nejc Urankar)
Borut Peterlin Photography

South Korea
유별남

Spain
Nico's Photography Show (Nico Llasera)

United Kingdom, England

Guy Bellingham Photography
Will Gudgeon
Martin Henson
Russell Jackson
Negative Feedback (George Muncey)
Steve O’Nions
Christopher Pohl
Craig Prentis

United States
Bryan Birks
Alan Brock Images
Nick Carver
Chris Darnell
Matt Day
Marco Fantin
Jim Fitzgerald
Absolutely Analog (Francesco Fragomeni)
Have Film, Will Travel (Bryan Garris)
Andres Hernandez
Ben Horne
Tim Layton
Paul Lender
Mat Marrash
Robbie Maynard Creates
Drew Nikonowicz
Imran Nuri
Riding the Edge Photography (David Patton)
Tony Santo Photography
Craig Sheaks
Steve Sherman's Power of Process
Alec Soth
Scott Walton
Hugo Zhang

[gphoto120]

Steve Sherman…

[r.e.]

Steve Sherman…

Thanks, added. Surprised that I missed him in searches for channels that I wasn't already familiar with.

I'd like to continue to make additions to the first post in the thread. If there's a point where edits can no longer be made, I'll ask the moderators whether there's a way to address that.

[D. Mesa]

Borut Peterlin has some awesome videos of shooting and processing ULF in the field, among other things, on his channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/BorutPeterlinPhotography

I especially like that he often doesn't bother with narration in his field videos; I much enjoy the meditative feeling in these videos and vastly prefer retaining that feeling to overlaying some interminable voiceover. Obviously not great as an instruction tool, but how many people are shooting and processing ULF wet-plates on-site anyways?

[r.e.]

Borut Peterlin has some awesome videos of shooting and processing ULF in the field, among other things, on his channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/BorutPeterlinPhotography

I especially like that he often doesn't bother with narration in his field videos; I much enjoy the meditative feeling in these videos and vastly prefer retaining that feeling to overlaying some interminable voiceover. Obviously not great as an instruction tool, but how many people are shooting and processing ULF wet-plates on-site anyways?

Interesting guy, added to post #1.

[Marco Annaratone]

There's mine ... but it is 90% in Italian

[r.e.]

There's mine ... but it is 90% in Italian

Mille Grazie.

Added to the list in post #1. Good to see a channel (mostly) in Italian. The channel title and location will keep 'em guessing

[r.e.]

Mille Grazie.

Added to the list in post #1. Good to see a channel (mostly) in Italian. The channel title and location will keep 'em guessing

Ciao Marco,

Found a video with English subtitles.

I would think that this is the most thorough description of the Phillips Compact II 8x10 and its features on video, perhaps in any medium. Sounds like you're the original owner. Interesting what you say about asking Phillips to drill two 3/8" receivers. I'm thinking about having the same done with the base for my Arca-Swiss monorail.

I got a kick out of you pronouncing each of the two Ls in Phillips as a spelling aid. It being the norm in Italian to pronounce double consonants separately, but not in English and uncommon in French, I suspect that the idea would only occur to an Italian speaker

I also downloaded two of the spreadsheets from your October 23, 2020 video, and the accompanying .PDF.

Grazie

[Marco Annaratone]

Thank you all!

I *am* the original owner of the Phillips Compact II and in fact I still have the original box it came in, plus all sorts of spare parts. At the time I was living in San Francisco, near Grace Cathedral ... and don't you out there even think for a minute that this is a commercial, for the Phillips will be buried with me :-)

I emphasized the double "L" because - and I may be wrong - I thought that 99.9999% of Europeans watching the video would assume - given the Dutch multinational that happens to be everywhere in our daily lives - that here is no such thing as something pronounced "Philips" that has in fact two Ls.

And, yes, someone in Berlin, Germany, who makes a YouTube channel on large format photography in (mostly) Italian may border insanity :-)

Cheers

[GoodOldNorm]

Is there any way of downloading the full videos onto a CD instead of just the links?