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Great content, explanations are on point! And photos are fascinating, you got your style !

I love this so much! Some really amazing shots and your explanation of the old football stadium was incredible

one thing that worked with the Wide 300 was to hold the shutter button after taking the photo, the camera will only eject a frame after you release the button

I really want to try this camera out but I wish it had the same features as the mini 99...

late to the party but another fantastic one

I did the same... I was on the Fuji system, I wanted to see what it's like to be on full frame... and after three weeks I sold all the Sony equipment and returned to Fuji.

cool. especially like telephone booth

thanks for keeping it simple 🥳

a perfect balance of ruggedness and beauty.

I made a video on this camera too, sick little instax - great video!

great video, sir. the images captured were well thought out and framed. really enjoyed this review of camera and application of your skills at work. shows me you understand and appreciate photography.

Seem to be bucking the trend (at least amongst TH-camrs) and ditching their Fujis, with regards to the two recent Firmware flops, especially with the AF.

Very good movie. You can share someone RAW photos of A7III + 28-70?

Thank you so much for the video, one stupid question why does it come white ? I see the ones you hold on your hands are white

Excellent video. I too am switching from Sony. Fuji in my opinion are more inspirational to use.

Great shots with the Instax Wide. What I like about instant photography is that after the shot is taken, you have a real, physical photo and not just a file that sits on your camera or smartphone buried among the thousands of other photographs on your device. Instant photos are one of a kind artifact of your day of street photography. Keep up the good work.

May as well tell us something useful about the camera *queue blaring bagpipes and sirens* 🤣

Enjoyable video. Can you tell me what lens you used Thanks

clear, simple - great movie

Very good video. Presented well. Good advice, for novices and good reminders for seasoned photographers. I give this video an A+. Thank you for sharing this.

Great basic tips that definitely can make a difference

Good video Jimmy. I do like having an ideas list to fall back on when the creative juices cease up a bit. A favourite of mine is specific colour, wether matching or contrasting. Regards John.

This video was definitely worth the wait! Very good points made. Not sure about the puns 😅😂

I have a a7rv and an xt5 and actually find my astrophotography files to be much cleaner and more pleasing on the xt5. Yes the a7rv is sharper but that absolutely doesn’t lead to a pleasing images. Imo ;) Great video loved hearing your opinion

Beautiful, loved the full video even more ❤❤

Great work man! Keep up!

Hi, are you still usiing 70-300 ? Worth buying for urban photography ?

Felt really emotional watching this 🥹 such a gorgeous city and you've captured it so beautifully ❤️

Love the shots through the gate. Really adds depth. Also it was about five minutes we weren't recording it was a fairly level bit of the trail.

The trees weren't dead they were just leafless 😅😂

the Witcher 3 inspires me hard afffff

I started playing Ghosts of Tsushima in November 2020, and after not taking photographs in any sort of serious way for years, I suddenly couldn't not take photographs anymore. Both in that game and in the world, I wanted to get out and see the shape of things. More than three years later, photography is what I care about most, and it has led to some incredible memories. Additionally, Ghosts has to have the best in-game camera system I've yet encountered and is picturesque in nearly every moment. I think I spent twice as much time wandering around, capturing landscapes and documenting village life, than I did actually playing the game.

The potential benefits of taking images in video games is something that I have talked to people about for a while now (the reception to the idea has been, shall we say, a little mixed!). I recently re-started my photography blog after quite some time away and this very topic was actually one of the first posts I have re-purposed/re-published because of my belief in the benefits.

What are your settings for street photography and the iso/shutter speed

This has actually inspired me to use game photo modes to inspire my IRL photography. Awesone video man.

Love this, such a great video! I really like the Horizon series for practicing landscape / urban decay stuff.

Love the video! Definitely didn't bully you for that number plate every time 🙄 And who said the train will come? 😂😂

wow, great vid!! 😁

How have you found videoing on the Sony A73?

Excellent work. I also love doing street photography on rainy days 👌👌🏆

Have you ever used the auto ISO at night?

Mate, the pictures at 1:45 are incredible. Thumbnail is top too!

how is he getting f1.8 on f4.5 to 6.3 lens

Light streaming through gaps in clouds will always be a top 5s aesthetic 🌥️

Best Lense for 6100?

I was in there a few weeks ago with my wife, there was a young guy like yourself and a young lady but I really don’t think it was you as we’ve met and spoke before and I would have known it was you immediately. I asked what film you had but it was too expensive for my needs, I’m just testing all my film cameras with up the intention of selling most, sold a few already, bloody cheap too. Im after a Canon R6 as I want something better suited for my Land/Seascape work, probably trade in my XT3 but as it’s been knocked about a bit it may not be worth it so may keep it. I was looking at leaving Fuji completely but I’ve seen the XT-5 new for, what I think is a great price but wonder how it is for Landscape Photography? Any advice, greatly appreciated

More of a Fujifilm paid advertisement. Well, like most of the 'reviews' we see lately.

Another green Fuji video. A typical example of the green Fuji colors, i personally hate. I could say that it`s beyond me, to want this instead of the natural and vivid Sony rendering. But hey, that`s just me.

I switched from Canon 5d 3 to Fuji xt5 some time ago - best thing I every did photographically speaking.

The size of the sensor has no effect at all on high ISO performance. That is affected by pixel density on the sensor and the number pf photons each receptor can capture in a given time. Visualise a full frame sensor. Take a pair of scissors to it and cut it down to APS-C size. Is the ISO performance of each pixel affected? Of course not (yes, yes, I know it won't work at all. But you get my point). It is true, though, that for a given field of view you will have fewer pixels in an image from the smaller sensor, assuming the same pixel density. This may affect enlargements, cropping and so on and if those are important enough you may want to move a bit closer to your subject. But as high ISO performance has improved so much over the years, and pixel density has increased at the same time, it's much less of an issue than it used to be. Good luck with your new channel.