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Are the non b&w photos edited too or are these the exact colors coming from the camera?

It's point & shoot camera? Neet film or not?

Honestly the best camera review I’ve seen straight to the point and clear

i implusively bought this camera lmao. im going on a san diego trip and DC trip next year! can't wait to try this out!!

honestly fell out of love with my x100f until i saw this, thanks man

I sold my R6 with RF 24-70 2.8L for the x100vi. I am tired of lugging around heavy equipment. Excited to use this camera!

I got this a few years back as a birthday gift but haven't been using it much as of late. I have a video assignment for class that'll put this to good use! Thanks for the video. Great breakdown and shots!

What's the recipe you are using - Your portra tweak looks great!

I would argue that making you slow down is the very reason why it is NOT good for professionals. I also think that beginners would be put off by the weight and size of it, as well as the absence of a suitable means to check their photos and learn while on location. I do think it is a great camera, but more suited to serious amateurs on a budget who value the end result over gimmicks.

What setting do u use?

Digital cameras have noise not grain. Only film has a grain pattern on the negative.

Amazing work! These little cameras are so inspiring!

This gym had some UFC fighters back in the day.

Ayye! Subscriber ftom AZ here!

Picking up one of these now because they released the new one so these will be pretty inexpensive.

The shots look so good! 🔥🔥

In 2024 the 5D classic gives me what the r6, a 7iv and z6ii can't. The look of the jpgs files are awesome out of the classic.

I think you touched off a renaissance with your images and observations. The comments reflect this some. After the purchase of my third Canon 5D Classic (I'm afraid the price is going to skyrocket eventually) I've decided enough is enough. It was my first full-frame camera and it caused me to abandon Pentax, the brand I learned on in 1980. I have always said that the sensor on the first 5D is superior, has never really been improved upon, and is film-like to an astonishing degree. Other photographers, younger ones, seem to be waking up to the 5D film-style movement, a return to something simpler. What value the camera truly holds! It is becoming legendary. Anyway, during the video I found myself wondering about your post production. It seems to me that you got film color down really well: muted, natural, lovely tonal nuance. And there is a medium format airiness to the images. Very nice.

Excuse me，Why does your silver body have a black lens?

without optical zoom it sucks

Your photos are very good. I like natural colors, you don't overgrade your shots. Great stuff! I just bought this one yesterday. Again. I once had it for a good 12-13 years, sold it for 5Dmk3, and now I bought it again. I am lucky I found this specimen because it is in a pristine condition, as if it got out of a factory yesterday. I can't wait to go outside now :)

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Great work brutha

I've come back to this video a few times. Beautiful shots man, would love to see some more vids on this.

When you record video, can you still use the film simulation profiles?

Nice to see a good photographer talking about a camera and showing some beautiful shots👌🏻. So many youtubers who talks gear and then has got nothing but boring photos to show. I sold my old fujifilm cameras x-pro1 and x100 to get a camera that i could also shoot video with. Now I really miss shooting with those and i’m looking for a cheap second camera. Have you shot with vintage lenses? If so how hard is manually focusing on the 5D classic? Thanks!

Thanks for the video - I'm looking at picking one of these myself so it was helpful. Tiny bit of feedback if it's still relevant: the shutter sound when changing photos is REALLY loud, and IMO entirely unnecessary - we know the photo is changing.

Hey guys! Anything in particular you guys would like to see in the future?

Good work!

Awesome video man! The breakdown of your sound design was spot on. Making layers that fit and are subtle to the point you don’t even notice them. THAT’S what makes a killer edit 🤘 Awesome video dude! 🔥🔥🔥

Great work as always Emerson !!

my favorite (male) videographer

I bought the 5D the day it was released. It's the camera I have shot the most images with, and am seriously thinking about getting it again. Less is more.

Are these edited or straight out of camera? The colors look phenomenal

I have one and i love it but this camera is a dust magnet

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Fantastic video. I am former British military myself (1997-2014) and turned conflict and reportage/documentary photographer when I left the services. I used a 5D classic during a recent 10 month long period in the Ukraine, covering British, German and French volunteer fighters. My main body conked out 4 weeks in, and the old 5D classic was promptly press-ganged back into service for around 3 months until a professional contact of mine in Poland could get a replacement for my main body to me. My go-to at The Guardian (one of the quality daily papers back home in Britain, who showed much of my work from this foray), my exhibition editor and overall series editor didn't ask what the work was shot on. I always tell aspiring professionals, if you're pixel peeping, fumbling for more gear and generally obsessing over gear (the what) rather than concentrating on getting the image (the why), you're still an amateur; simple as that. The only people who care about what equipment you're shooting on are other amateurs and the CEOs and marketing/advertising teams for the top brands. Great video, thoroughly enjoyed tuning in for this and glad to have stumbled across your videos.

Super cool vidéo to Take a décision. 📷👍

Hi! what lens with the 5d in the pics in video? thanks!!

Nice vid, however adjusting the ISO with the front dial instead of exposure compensation makes no sense! Just set auto ISO if you care that little and push and pull on the exposure.

Hey man! Do you still have the portra 400 recipe that you tweaked? or any links to what you your base setting was before you tweaked it? I have found a few other video but none look the same as yours and i love the colours and the way your photos look! Cheers

Can anyone tell me what's wrong with my 5D? It worked fine the other day, but now, when I take a picture, the screen only shows vertical, colored lines. I tried different lenses, batteries, etc... But same results. Everything else is working like normal, but every picture just shows the same screen of vertical lines. You can't see the image I took at all.

I bought this exact cam and lens setup last year after watching your video. I love using it so much. so thanks!! haha

Wtf is going on with me. I have all first four X100. I am obsessed.

I have 2. Bought them for chips. 1 has a 50mm and the other a 28. Will never sell them, they are reliable, gives amazing photos and are just a joy to use

These shots look amazing.... while the camera definitely has something special... the photographer is also very skilled