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The Wandering DP Podcast: Episode #65 - Niklas Johansson, FSF

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    The Wandering DP Podcast: Episode #65 – Niklas Johansson, FSF

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    In today’s episode of the podcast we chat with Swedish cinematographer Niklas Johansson, FSF.  Niklas has shot some of my favorite spots and his work continues to get better and better.

    We chat about working with Gus Van Sant, identifying shit jobs, and how to stay positive on set.

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      3 Responses

      1. Tomas Brice

        Hi Patrick! Thanks for another great interview 🙂
        I wanted to ask you a quick question about lenses if that’s cool!
        From experience do you find that you can get similar results of an old lens (like the still above with the guy sat at the bar) by using modern glass and using diffusion filters? I always seem to find that filters make the highlights glow a lot but don’t have the same feel of older, softer glass. What do you think?

        Also your new work has been looking great, keep up the good work!

        • Wandering DP

          Not really. Best just to go straight to the old glass if that is the look you want.

      2. Santiago

        Hi Patrick.. wanted to congratulate you on the Sound quallity !! ???? Money well spent