The Only X100V Accessory You Need: GLIMMERGLASS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Video and photo samples using the Fujifilm X100V with Tiffen Glimmerglass 49mm filter.
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FILM RECIPE:
(Courtesy of Fuji X Weekly)
Classic Chrome
Dynamic Range: DR-Auto
Highlight: +1
Shadow: +1
Color: +4
Noise Reduction: -4
Sharpening: 0
Clarity: 0 (slight tweak from original recipe)
Grain Effect: Strong, Large
Color Chrome Effect: Weak
Color Chrome Effect Blue: Weak
White Balance: Auto, +1 Red & -5 Blue
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Just ordered a set of Glimmerglass filters and I can't wait to try them out. I really like how subtle the look is. You can tell there's something different about the photos but if you didn't know there was a filter on the lens it would be hard to pinpoint. Your shots a great too BTW!
This was like wayyyy more charming than I had any right to expect. Throw up a charm warning next time, you don’t wanna get reported.
haha! Appreciate that - really enjoyed this one with the stunning days in Chicago.
I love the Glimmerglass 1. Use it on all my Nikkor lenses! Jumped on the Black pro mist hype but never liked the skintones. Glimmerglass is more subtle and keeps the skintones clear with just the right amount of blooming highlights. Only time the 1 gets too much is imo reflections in metal. Otherwise it’s awesome, for sure the best diffusion out there.
A lot of good shots in this video! Really like the colors of ultramax!
Agree on the subtleness. I really liked the Cinebloom from moment too, but felt like I was really make a creative “choice” every time I put it on. Love the look of this one and that it doesn’t overtake skin tones and desaturate or lose too much contrast.
Wow great composition, quality and video overall! Chicago looks stunning 👍
A beautiful day tor sure. Thanks for checking out the video!
Glimmerglass is absolutely an underrated treasure especially for video! I dont wanna advertise myself but some of my videos out if you wanna see it in action. Advocating for glimmerglass!!!
Love the channel - subscribed - right up my ally in terms of content lol. Thanks for checking out the video!
Thanks, I've got one on order. BTW, I love the fact that in both your footage of the todler and the dog, you got down to their level. So important.
Ha thanks! You know it - makes all the difference!
Dope moods. Love the one of the trumpet player. I like to think that when taking a photo, we capture the feelings and sounds in our memory.
I like that sentiment and agree. "captures the moment" in more ways than one really. Thanks for checking out the video !
great video, love the tranquil vibe
Thanks for checking it out. 🙏 🙏 🙏
Thank you for this video because like you I do photos and videos, but it's not easy to find people sharing photos and portraits taken with the Glimmerglass. I love how it looks, so I will buy one ! Thanks for this review.
Thank you! 🙏
I agree, but with the Haoge squarehood to finish the look!
Yeah I do need to grab that been thinking about it
stunning video of genuine quality
Thank you 🙏!
Wow these photos are awesome 🎉😀
🙏 🙏 🙏 appreciate that
Man I'd really like to have your Tri-x preset but It seems Mango Street only gave them to the first few who bought their presets.. Great video though!
Ah yeah I got lucky getting it early. Use it all the time! Maybe they’ll re-release some time
Just stunning, incredible work. Wanted to also ask if you could please share the name of the soundtrack you used. Thanks.
Thank you! - Beyond the Stories - Mandoline & Strings Version by Ian Post from Artlist.io
Hey, nice video! Do you mind me asking if this is a silly question, what strength of glimmerglass are you using? Is it Glimmerglass 1?
Hey thanks! Yes the 1!
lovely work!
Thank you! Cheers!
stunning
Very nice video. I’m wondering if 1 is the best middle ground, not too strong and weak? I was thinking of getting 1/4 so as to keep it subtle.
Yeah I think its just right. The difference between this one (the 1) and the Cinebloom 10% is that with the Glimmerglass I felt it more subtle and even I could shoot it in a certain way if I didn't want too soft or too washed out a look.
@@crabicurious Hi There - I also have a question / clarification re this: Which level of intensity would you say is closest to the cinebloom 5% would it be the 1/4? Many thanks in advance. JD
Awesome work! Does the stock lens cap fit over your filter mount + glimmerglass?
It does not.
Thank you for these examples Rob! When using GG1 will you change clarity setting in a Fuji recipe?
I do not change clarity when using the GG1. That’s one thing I love about it is that it doesn’t cut the contrast of the image as much as other diffusion filters!
Great video man! Whoever I’m in doubt about buying glimmerglass 1 and glimmerglass 3 … any advice?
I’ll just be able to speak to the 1. But it’s great and I never feel I need MORE diffusion than that.
Also thank you!!!
What’s needed to equip the GG1 on the X100V? An adapter? Also does the Fuji magnetic lens cap work over the filter? Thanks!
Yeah you need the adapter. The stock lens hood no longer fits when using adapter or any filter rings
One question
Are these straight untouched JPEG by In-Camera Film Recipe, or that are RAWS made on that film recipes colours (?) and slighty edited in lightroom?
There are different names under your photos: "Fujifilm simulation" / "In-Camera Film Recipe", I guess, the first named "fuji simulation" are your presets based on your taste to fuji "look-a-like", and "in camera film recipe" are just jpeg with fuji built in colours?
Yeah exactly the film recipe are the hard baked in jpeg settings made in camera. I didn’t make any additional edits in Lightroom on the film recipe ones
Film simulation is the camera raw profile and thus is the raw file. Some slight tweaks made in Lightroom.
@@crabicurious Thank you, I've never had any chance to hold the Fuji, as a Sony user. But I got deeply into that. Maybe one that will try some. These colours from different recipes are lovely.
I’m looking at getting this filter but not sure what strength to get for my XF27 pancake and XC15-45 for my ASP-C sensor camera
I feel like the “1” is a good strength
Found your videos and I’m obsessed with your aesthetic. What focus settings do you use?
Zone continuous mostly! Thank you! 🙏
Just to confirm, is this shot with GG1? Is it in fact always on your x100v? Will look for it A.S.A.P !
Yeah GG1 - its always on there since I've bought it.
Absolute masterpiece. Did you shoot the video with the x100v as well ?
I have an xt20 and it only seems to have 3 simulation modes: standard, sepia, and mono. I feel like I used to have a bunch more. Any ideas where they've gone?
Those are the only simulations available on your camera when shooting in full Auto mode. If you shoot in something like aperture priority, you get them back.
Weird choice by Fuji, but presumably to make the camera easier to handle when you give it to someone else to shoot a photo.
@@Brian444 interesting...
Interesting… one other (less than ideal) solve is you can shoot raw and then simulations are available in Lightroom under camera profiles
Nice video and photography! What are the major differences between the glimmer glass filter and Moments CineBloom?
To my eye and based on some more detailed comparisons, the CineBloom is slightly less contrasty and has very slightly more diffusion.
But very close
what strength of glimmer glass did you use here? Thanks.
The “1”
So sick ty :)
🙏
Very good pictures bro! They put me in the mood too. Can I use the glimmer glass without the adapter for the x100v?
No I don’t think so I think any filter will require the adapter. You can screw the wide angle converter directly on and then screw a filter directly onto that
@@crabicurious Thank you very much!
Nice shots.
🙏 🙏 🙏
Love Chicago and seeing it through the lens of a Fuji X100V w/glimmerglass under the vision of a talented photographer was a treat. Then, we get to chapter 3 which if you hadn’t noticed ISNT CHICAGO AND RUINS THE NARRATIVE STRUCTURE OF YOUR VIDEO ENTIRELY YOUR FRAUDULENT HACK. Nice click through rate tho
Sorry to not conform to your corporate narrative structure. If you’d ever been to Italy you’d understand.
What density Glimmerglass?????
The “1”
That ultra max photos look the best.
Really!? The only one I liked was of the flowers, otherwise I think there’s too much green cast, bordering on cross process.
I think both statements are true. I definitely find myself using the UltraMax the most... but it can get a bit green and a bit too contrasty in certain situations. Still its the most "all-purpose" film recipe I've found and my default.
Awesome stuff. Was the video shot on the X100v too? How did you keep it so stable if so?!
Thanks! Yeah almost all the shots that don't show the X100V were shot on the X100V... After A LOT of trial and error over the years, I've learned the limits and use a variety of techniques for relatively stable video 1) sometimes I do lean it on something 2) I can shoot handheld and use Warp Stabilizer in Premier as long as I'm standing still 3) I can do simple pans 4) I completely avoid any walking-while-shooting video as at that point Warp Stabilizer cannot compensate. None of these shots used Gimble nor tripod
awesome video
Thank you! 🙏 I really enjoyed making this one!
Which strength of Glimmerglass is this?
Glimmerglass 1
Are all of these photos edited or SOOC?
The ones with a film recipe in the bottom left like Kodak Ultra Max are SOCC. Others are editing in Lightroom but most all of these are fuji film simulations (which could be achieved socc) or Lightroom presets… all denoted in bottom left
Is this available in the UK ?
Hmm. I’d assume so!
Unfortunately it's $43 dollars for you and the equivalent of $97 dollars for the filter in the uk. So I won't be trying it lol
Dang $97 would be steep. Yeah at $43 it was worth it for me. Especially since I can’t convince myself to buy new expensive lenses for my fixed lens camera!
A few pics at the beginning show with and without would have been very helpful to the inexperienced.
Wow, it's like 80€ here in Belgium 😕
😯
Not sure what it does too be honest… enjoyed the video as always though 🏴🏴
Ha thanks! It is a diffusion filter that adds a bit of halation to highlights but it’s subtle enough that it doesn’t seem like overkill or too soft. You can see the effect in the gradual highlight rolloff in images or especially in images with lights or high contrast
Es Pique jaja
This video alone will sell many X100Vs
Put me on the pay roll lol
No comparison? I have no idea what it’s even doing.
If you know, you know! Jk.... I don't really do those types of detailed comparisons. If my viewers are like me, there's so many of those types of videos out there to get that info to understand the specs and features.... I like to more show them in action and might be useful for those that already have a sense of what the camera / lens / filters do! Thanks for checking out the video though. Here's a great video that inspired to look into it in the first place: th-cam.com/video/rFZRWbnLrs4/w-d-xo.html
@@crabicurious thanks. I did some more research. They work like pro mist and Cinebloom, but glimmerglass retains a bit more contrast. I liked your video btw.
Also, sorry if I came off like a dick, not my intention.
Subbed
Black Mist much better
“Much” better??? Maybe I’ll check our
@@crabicurious try the 1/8 😉
@@KhaoShungmuch better in what sense? Is BPM 1/8 more dreamy or more subtle than GG1? I'm trying to make a purchase decision. Personally I like subtle glow or film look, not all dreamy
chunav ne
???
it looks a bit too washed out for my taste.
Definitely a stylized choice. I sometimes like without too.