Which Fujifilm for Street Shooting? X100V - X70 - X-M1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2020
- Do you have to spend megabucks just to shoot street?
What Fujifilm options are there, and is the old stuff as good as the new stuff?
Music by Bensound. Leica stickers are for fun, get over it.
The Leica stickers on them are straight up savage. I respect the ballsyness tho mate. Thumbs up for that.
Excellent and useful review and fun!
Nice vid, thanks!
I am very happy with my X-M1
Almost a forgotten camera nowadays
@@GregCarrickDoes the X100V produce better image Qaulity and film look Qaulity compared to the X-M1 and where did you get your Leica sticker from for your X100V
Thanks for the information and nice video. Could you please share your basic setup for street photography with the x70?
Hi Ari. I set it on manual focus, have the distance indicator turned on, then manually pre-focus to about 2 metres. Set the aperture to 5.6 to 8, which will then give me zone focussing between about 1.5 to 2.5 metres. Auto ISO. Shutter speed anywhere from 1/125 and higher, the faster the better, paying attention to the histogram for exposure. I set all that up before I start shooting, then I just walk around and press the shutter.
Greg Carrick Thanks.
I Leica it... 😆
Got my X100V back from the repair shop...
I think that merely attaching a manual focus lens is all the camera needs - a switch is not necessary.
I've got the X100V so should I pine for the X70 or is the X100V enough for street photography?
The X100V is more than enough, enjoy it
I have the X M1 great camera my main is an X pro 1 so uses all the same lenses picked it up for £130.
Same sensor too: cameradecision.com/compare/Fujifilm-X-Pro1-vs-Fujifilm-X-M1
Hi mate, I didn’t catch when you said where to get the cameras second hand from? Goodnick? Sorry but I’m trying to get my hands on an X70 which is a hard thing to do and with the recent reviews, second hand market is really treating! If I can’t find an X70, would you recommend the X-M1 comparing to something like X-E1 or maybe X-E2? My main concern is portability! Thanks so much for your advice.
Second hand from Gumtree or ebay... wherever you can find one. The X-M1 is ok, but has a mode dial system. If you were after an X-E, then I'd go for the X-E2s. Be aware it does not have a tilt screen.
@@GregCarrick thanks Greg, so I guess the short answer is still the X70 then! You’re right, on the X-M1 I will miss the dials I actually love and X-Es become a bit bigger all of a sudden! Incidentally, how bigger is an X-T10 with a 27mm pancake lens compared to the X70? Have you heard any rumours about replacement for X70/XF-10 by any chance?
@@Nimargb I've never used an X-T10, so can't really comment on that. The X-E line is getting more compact with each generation. The new X-E4 with the tilt screen is a good bit smaller that the X-E1 (which I have). The X-E4 is a great alternative to both the X70 and the X100 series. It's in between the two for size, offers a tilt screen, and takes lenses.
I use the X-M1 exclusively with adapted lenses and manual focus lenses. No need to worry about AF-switch (and AF-performance), since it's always in manual. In aperture priority with AUTO-ISO basically all I need to do is adjust exposure via the wheel and focus with the lens.
Great stuff. What sort of lenses do you use?
@@GregCarrick I use a Canon FD 24/2.8 and FD 50/1.8 as my main lenses. I also have a cheap and small 7artisans 25/1.8. Currently wondering whether I should get the Samyang 12/2.
@@johnxantoro5511 I have and use the Samyang 12mm f2 for fun and business shoots, and will keep using it for years to come.
Does it just have white peaking like the XE1, or red too like the XE2? I find it much easier with red.
@@blood_n_guts_murphy just white
Is that a case on your x100v or green tape? Where can i buy it from?
It's a failed attempt at reskinning. I'm waiting for either some thin leather or similar to do a proper job.
I am currently facing the dilemma of which of the two to buy x70 or x100f. I want a camera that’s both good for portraits and street photography. which would you choose ?
Of the two I'd go for the 100f as you need a longer lens for portraits. The X70 would be a bit wide.
Loved the leica stickers! xD
Does the X100V produce better image Qaulity and film look Qaulity compared to the X-M1 and where did you get your Leica sticker from for your X100V
The X100V is way ahead on image quality. Film look can be had from any Fujifilm. The stickers I found three years ago, wouldn't have a clue where though...
@@GregCarrick well I love the Leica sticker on your Fuji, do you use iPhone or Android
I use an Android, but that has no effect on my cameras... @@cariza5
@@GregCarrick there is a great app called Super 16
I have the XM-1, and a T2. I find I need magnification to see if I'm in focus with manual lenses, and the XM-1 doesn't have it.
Yes, and peaking is limited too. I love my T2, it's a great all rounder
XM -1 does have zoom in focusing assist. Just push in (click,) 0:07 the dial above the thumb rest. Put menu #4, Focus mode, to manual.
Can you shoot in raw in full auto mode ? in all of them ?
Tes
Yes
Using X-E3. Thought I'd make it as portable as the X100V but ended up getting some larger primes with ti. Still thinking of getting the 27mm pancake. The X-E1/E2 bodies also go for cheap now. Similar to the X-A series but with a viewfinder and bit more tech/controls. Throw a manual lens on it like the Rokinon 21mm F1.4 and you have a very unique setup.
Other recommendations for street photographer Lumix LX100 I and II. or Lumix GX8 or GX9 with lens of choice. m4/3 is great for street. So light and portable too. Lumix color for JPG are great as well.
I have my X-E3 carrying old film camera lenses, and it's a lot of fun.
xf10
XM1 focus speed more like XE1 or XE2?
more like the XE1. But I mainly use manual focus lenses, so it's moot.
@@GregCarrick thanks. Just seen one with the kit lens for £110/$153. I have a feeling I read somewhere it has the X trans 1 sensor like the XE1 but the updated processor like the XE2. But it most likely didn’t get the firmware improvements the XE2 got when the XE2S came out. Very tempting instead of buying an expensive new model as the XE2 and XM1 covers having the missing flip screen and in a tiny body. Might wait until I can try one in person though to make sure it focuses fast enough for me. I would probably just leave the kit lens on and maybe my fisheye occasionally. The 27mm was definitely too slow for me on the XE1 and the whole thing was a bit laggy.
@@blood_n_guts_murphy The X-M1 is in moderate demand, so even if you try it and don't like it, reselling should get your $$ back.
@@GregCarrick I would have bought it, but it's from Facebook and a guy who is connected to a shop in another city with mixed reviews and have to pay upfront. 85% sure it would be fine, but don't like taking risks on stuff like this, so will wait for one I can collect. It's almost too cheap too, which makes me suspicious.
Edit: Just found an XA5 for £190 body only (which is cool as I already have the 16-50mm II). Graphite/dark gray version like the cool X Pro 2. Seems like a better option with it being newer, having more film sims, probably electronic shutter etc...
Enjoyed that.
Thanks, it's always fun comparing my Fujifilms
Greg Carrick just saw an M1 for $200 in mint condition. Very tempting.
@@johngiller1645 They are so worth it. I use mine to play with old and odd lenses with mounts to suit.
Typical Aussie rascal... cool Leica stickers. Brilliant. The logo is worth $3000 at least. Nice original review theme.
Thanks, I get a lot of stick for the stickers, but I like the humour.
Where they Leica stickers on the cameras?
As a joke...
You can hardly see your lips moving when you speak. Have you considered a career as a ventriloquist?