If you're seeing this comment, do you think you could do an "x-pro1 revisited in 2016" video? For starters Fuji fixed pretty much all of the software-related problems people had with the camera with updates, and now the camera can be had for so little money (even though their lenses still cost a shit ton). It would be fun to see how this camera holds up, especially compared to the x-pro2 and x-t2.
Exactly. I'm excited about the advances to the sensor in Xpro2/XT2 but they're also getting bulky! I'm wondering if I traded my X100T for an Xpro1 with 35/1.4 and lose anything in the process (X100T is newer...)
Don’t know what lenses you purchase but Fuji glass is hardly expensive relative to Nikon,Canon, Sony etc etc. Hell a 56mm 1.2 can be had for much less then $1000. That’s dirt cheap imo
@@mikerichardson60 Viltrox just released lenses as good as Fuji's for half the price of a Fujinon. They're expensive. Also Nikon, Canon and Sony have a variety of dirt cheap lenses that Fuji just doesn't have. $350 for a 35mm f2 and $450 for a 50mm f2 is pricey no matter how you look at it. I've had the 35mm f2 for 2 years now and its optical quality does *not* match its price.
Thanks a lot for this field test. I felt left in the dark with the lack of comprehensive X-Pro1 walkthroughs until now. I'm definitely feeling much more confident about my pre-order.
I test drove this cam yesterday, and it was SWEET. Image quality out of this world, ISO performance astounding, just astounding. Gorgeous handling, unobtrusive, and the AF was no where near as sluggish as I expected. Enormous fun to shoot.I don't care at all about video, not a function I use, so I didn't try that, but this baby has gone right to the top of my wish list...are you listening Santa?
I finally jumped in and got this camera for about 1000 less than its orig retail. I'm teaming it up with a 27mm pancake for environmental portraiture on the street. I look forward to fun times. Great review BTW
You know you are obsessed with a camera when you get an email that one of your favorite camera reviewers are doing a review on it and you get excited. Like always love your video work.
I bought one of these next to my Nikon D500 and this is just great for street and portrait's...whenever i get back to my D500 i realise how good today's camera's are but that a good picture is captured by the photographer behind it .
Hi Chris, Well done piece here sir, thanks. We too share your enthusiasm for the finder on this camera. One thing I discovered was that by flipping the lever to the wide optical view while using a longer lens on the camera lets me shoot events where the subject moves into the frame with great timing. It will show a white box in the finder where the lens cutoff is, then another 30% of space around it. If I don't need that extra space, I pull the lever and toggle it back to full frame view.
I don't understand a lot about fotografie or a dslr camera, but you explain everything so detailed that i can follow every step and know a lot more after the video. Thank you very much. Thumbs up.
This the first Fujifilm APS-C mirrorless camera. The X-Pro1 was the first with the very innovative X-Trans sensor. It has hybrid viewfinder but this type of viewfinder existed before with fixed lens Fuji digital cameras. I remember that the The X-Pro1 was much better in 2012 than the Sony NEX-7 flagship and still Fuji is better than Sony in APS-C mirrorless cameras and APS-C lenses. However the next year In 2013 Sony introduced the full frame a7 series which was a game changer in Photography.
Unfortunately, in the Fuji X line only the X100 and X100S have leaf shutters. The X-Pro1 and X-E1 use standard focal plane shutter, which don't allow extremely fast sync speeds. Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
You keep getting the reviews sooner then anybody else. That's a good point. Your review are also good and not too goofy like DigitalRevs. I subscribed.
AArrghh!! I've been eyeing a Canon 300mm f2.8 for a long time now but might hold off and get this beautifull piece of machinery. Nice little review! Keep it up!
Thanks for the VERY informative and frankly, unbiased, view of this new camera. I have an X10 and find that it is a fun and very cool camera to use for a point and shoot everyday kind of camera. I must admit, however, that the X-Pro1 has gotten to me and while I could never justify spending the $ for a Leica, I can see dumping one of my 7D's for this! Thank you!!!
i always enjoy the camera store field tests - i would like to see the product a bit closer - was hard to get a visual feel for the camera since it was far away and being moved quite a bit - when will this be available in Canada?
@Esrhan I'm in an NTSC region, so our video rate is 30P, and I can definitely see a difference. Between 25 and 24P, not so much. But it's very easy tell apart our videos shot at 24P from the ones at 30P. Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
@ar4216 When you are used to looking at the price of Hasselblad H-Mount (Fujinon) lenses and Fujinon Broadcast lenses, $600 dollars per lens seems very reasonable. Based on the quality of the three lenses we used, these are fantastic optics for the price. Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
@x100ed I haven't used the AF on the X-Pro1 while recording video. I never use video AF on large sensor cameras as the focus shifts combined with shallow depth of field are very distracting. Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
Oh and one more thing. When you were checking out the burst mode you said you were impressed with the autofocus performance even before you review the pictures. The actual pictures you showed actually showed that it miss focused on most of the pictures.
@FrodoDojo Based on the JPEGs we shot, the resolution, high ISO performance and dynamic range were all superior on the X-Pro1. It should be, for a $1700 camera. Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
never believe in Fuji till i tried the X PRO 1 amazing camera,images are just great,then i got the X-T1 and pretty much is the same image but XT1 is way more faster when focusing,since i dont shoot anything moving but still pics and portraits the XPRO1 is just amazing if you r thinking about buying it you are wasting your time,just get it!!!
awesome review as always guys! Would you be able to do a "shoot off" or side by side review between this camera and the Sony NEX 5n? Only reason is because they are both 16mp and APS-C and in my opinion, very similar.
@clovismcpony I love the look of 24P, but the lack of shutter speed control means video in most light will be jerky. Also, the GH2, NEX-5n&7, and Pentax K-01 can shoot 24P. Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
@mrnicekevin sure it is, for all intents and purposes. its just that the "Range finder" is now automatic, thats all. A range finder camera today means a mirror less camera with a usable viewfinder, the term has morphed, deal with it.
@theallmikey The Af is quite good, a nice improvement over the X100. I wouldn't use it for sports or wildlife, but it's more than adequate for street shooting and candids. The manual focus is very accurate, but the lenses require a lot of twisting on the focus ring to make large focus adjustments. Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
@TheCameraStoreTV great video, thanks! I have seen one other video sample from the X-Pro, and the focus sound was like a tank going over stones! Did you get a chance to test the video in a quieter environment? It also seems to hunt for focus, even on a fixed subject. I have been shooting with the X100 for about 7 months and the video, if shot in manual focus, is superb!
this camera is pretty kick ass with that smooth and tight fuji vibe. wondering about the video though...i know its limited but im wondering if on a simple static tripod shot would this video image be as sharp as a 5DmkII or 7D?
Hey, I've noticed a price decrease in the Xpro1 35mm kit...it's almost the same as with the x100s. I've seen how much better the x100s turned out compared to the x100, however, is the x100s comparable to the xpro1? or perhaps better than the xpro1? Now that the price is not going to be much of an issue, I hope you guys could give us a sort of head to head between those two fujis. Besides the chance to upgrade a lens, it that all the xpro1 has over the stunning x100s? thanks...btw, good job guys!
@TheCameraStoreTV Thanks! I'm still bitter about the lame AF performance of my Canon G12. I don't use it anymore; instead I use an SLR film camera and focus manually and I enjoy that process a lot more! I understand that Fuji will market an M mount adaptor, so you could use Zeiss and Leica lenses with this camera; do you think that would work well? Does the camera help while manually focusing (using an electronic rangefinder for example)? Thanks again for the answer.
Hey nice video and very informative. What do you think about the autofocus? is it resposive enough? and is manual focusing simple and accurate? Thanks a lot!
Very nice video, very informative! Out of curiosity, which camera did you use to film the video itself, it looks like having an excellent sensor, even in low light!
hey guys, nice review. would it be bothersome to ask you guys to make a comparison video of the x-pro 1 against 5d mark ii and d700? fuji is claiming that it can go toe to toe with full frame in terms of resolution and quality.
Great review! It's one sexy camera with plenty of fantastic features but too expensive (at least for me, lol). I'm interested in how it performs in low light as the X100 was disappointing at low light.
Could you elaborate more on the manual focus? You said you needed to turn the manual focus ring just about the same amount of times as the x100. How many times from e.g 0.7 to 1m?
This video was over a year ago now. These days we have the X E1 (and so do I), so which is more desirable/usable etc, considering it is cheaper than the X Pro?
Do you guys know when the Canadian release of this camera is? I pre-ordered through Expansys, and I'm just wondering if it is going to have the March 20 release in Canada (same as US with B&H)
I did a side by side comparison and many of the specs are the same.The sensor is larger on the x100s but by almost nothing. The xpro1 has a faster processor plus interchangeable lens. The xpro1 is a bit larger and has a slightly shorter battery life. The screen dot count on the xpro1 is substantially higher at about 4 times that of the x100s plus the screen itself is bigger. The xpro1 has a lot more selection when it comes to iso plus it performs better at high iso's like 12800. Hope this helps
Would you get a Fuji x any model over a Nikon D700 if that's what your budget is,I want a pro camera,Fuji x seems to have a lot of noise unless you use proper lighting but the Nikon d700 is a beast I heard,but then again I am concerned about having a bad back and regretting a heavy d700 ,what would you recommend,I now own a Fuji e2 and about to purchase a used Fuji x t1 from a genuine Fuji photographer
Dear Jordan, I was wondering if you found the (comparatively slow) AF fustrating at all during low light/night shooting? Or was it adequate? Many thanks in advance.
The X-Pro1 has better low light performance, and the primes are better quality than any of the Sony NEX primes (except the 24mm F1.8 Zeiss). However the Sony has much better video, and is a better camera if you plan to use other brand's lenses with an adaptor. Personally, I find the X-Pro1 more fun to shoot, but if I could only have one camera for video and stills, I'd probably go NEX-7. Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
Om d is 2010 technolgy. If you are on a budget and af is very important, get the Olympus. If you can afford the x pro1 and don't mind the slower focus buy it. The advantages of the higher image quality is astounding. It really is as good as my Leica 111f.
The video is about 80% talking and 20% shooting. I would have loved to see more shots, especially street shooting with people, since most ppl would buy it for that purpose. Could you show more shots in the future, maybe having audio overlay on the pictures (like drtv)?
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Still using it after all these years - a gem, a classic, a collectable.
I’m using an X Pro 1 for street photography as well as for landscapes in 2019.
A legend of a camera. I’ll never part with it.
If you're seeing this comment, do you think you could do an "x-pro1 revisited in 2016" video? For starters Fuji fixed pretty much all of the software-related problems people had with the camera with updates, and now the camera can be had for so little money (even though their lenses still cost a shit ton). It would be fun to see how this camera holds up, especially compared to the x-pro2 and x-t2.
Exactly. I'm excited about the advances to the sensor in Xpro2/XT2 but they're also getting bulky! I'm wondering if I traded my X100T for an Xpro1 with 35/1.4 and lose anything in the process (X100T is newer...)
Don’t know what lenses you purchase but Fuji glass is hardly expensive relative to Nikon,Canon, Sony etc etc. Hell a 56mm 1.2 can be had for much less then $1000. That’s dirt cheap imo
@@mikerichardson60 Viltrox just released lenses as good as Fuji's for half the price of a Fujinon. They're expensive. Also Nikon, Canon and Sony have a variety of dirt cheap lenses that Fuji just doesn't have. $350 for a 35mm f2 and $450 for a 50mm f2 is pricey no matter how you look at it. I've had the 35mm f2 for 2 years now and its optical quality does *not* match its price.
@@yashwinning if you want to shoot junk like Viltrox by all means feel free
@@mikerichardson60 Oh great, you're one of *those* pricks. Why is it that stuck up elitists like you are never actually good photographers, I wonder 🤔
Thanks a lot for this field test. I felt left in the dark with the lack of comprehensive X-Pro1 walkthroughs until now. I'm definitely feeling much more confident about my pre-order.
I test drove this cam yesterday, and it was SWEET. Image quality out of this world, ISO performance astounding, just astounding. Gorgeous handling, unobtrusive, and the AF was no where near as sluggish as I expected. Enormous fun to shoot.I don't care at all about video, not a function I use, so I didn't try that, but this baby has gone right to the top of my wish list...are you listening Santa?
Yes, any Voigtlander lens is compatible with the Fuji X cameras, but you will need an M or M42 adaptor.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
I finally jumped in and got this camera for about 1000 less than its orig retail. I'm teaming it up with a 27mm pancake for environmental portraiture on the street. I look forward to fun times. Great review BTW
You know you are obsessed with a camera when you get an email that one of your favorite camera reviewers are doing a review on it and you get excited. Like always love your video work.
I bought one of these next to my Nikon D500 and this is just great for street and portrait's...whenever i get back to my D500 i realise how good today's camera's are but that a good picture is captured by the photographer behind it .
Αh, classic crew , vintage Chris and Jordan....
Hi Chris, Well done piece here sir, thanks. We too share your enthusiasm for the finder on this camera. One thing I discovered was that by flipping the lever to the wide optical view while using a longer lens on the camera lets me shoot events where the subject moves into the frame with great timing. It will show a white box in the finder where the lens cutoff is, then another 30% of space around it. If I don't need that extra space, I pull the lever and toggle it back to full frame view.
Thanks a lot for first real review of X Pro1, one that explain how it feels. Love it.
Fuji produce the Fujinon lenses used on the Hasselblad H system. They're some of the finest lenses in the world.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
I don't understand a lot about fotografie or a dslr camera, but you explain everything so detailed that i can follow every step and know a lot more after the video. Thank you very much. Thumbs up.
Great review - i love the magnifying function - finally someone got the idea, very smart.
Oh my goodness... adorable, young Chris Nicolls...
This the first Fujifilm APS-C mirrorless camera. The X-Pro1 was the first with the very innovative X-Trans sensor. It has hybrid viewfinder but this type of viewfinder existed before with fixed lens Fuji digital cameras.
I remember that the The X-Pro1 was much better in 2012 than the Sony NEX-7 flagship and still Fuji is better than Sony in APS-C mirrorless cameras and APS-C lenses. However the next year In 2013 Sony introduced the full frame a7 series which was a game changer in Photography.
Unfortunately, in the Fuji X line only the X100 and X100S have leaf shutters. The X-Pro1 and X-E1 use standard focal plane shutter, which don't allow extremely fast sync speeds.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
Great video. Not many people have samples of it online and I think you're the only one with a video.
You keep getting the reviews sooner then anybody else. That's a good point. Your review are also good and not too goofy like DigitalRevs. I subscribed.
AArrghh!! I've been eyeing a Canon 300mm f2.8 for a long time now but might hold off and get this beautifull piece of machinery.
Nice little review! Keep it up!
@ 0:58 I love how he swings the camera to the left while holding it just by the lens!
Thanks for the VERY informative and frankly, unbiased, view of this new camera. I have an X10 and find that it is a fun and very cool camera to use for a point and shoot everyday kind of camera. I must admit, however, that the X-Pro1 has gotten to me and while I could never justify spending the $ for a Leica, I can see dumping one of my 7D's for this! Thank you!!!
still waiting, when pro price drop to 799, I will get one for sure, cross my fingers...
It is actually quite a bit better than the 5D Mark II, absolutely.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
i always enjoy the camera store field tests - i would like to see the product a bit closer - was hard to get a visual feel for the camera since it was far away and being moved quite a bit - when will this be available in Canada?
@Esrhan I'm in an NTSC region, so our video rate is 30P, and I can definitely see a difference. Between 25 and 24P, not so much. But it's very easy tell apart our videos shot at 24P from the ones at 30P.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
@giantiger12 Not yet, but there is a 70-200 F4 on the lens roadmap.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
@ar4216 When you are used to looking at the price of Hasselblad H-Mount (Fujinon) lenses and Fujinon Broadcast lenses, $600 dollars per lens seems very reasonable. Based on the quality of the three lenses we used, these are fantastic optics for the price.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
@x100ed I haven't used the AF on the X-Pro1 while recording video. I never use video AF on large sensor cameras as the focus shifts combined with shallow depth of field are very distracting.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
good to see a very positive review of the x-pro 1 :)
Good, informative video. That one sweet camera and lovely lenses. I am sure Fuji has a hit on its hands. Thanks!
Oh and one more thing. When you were checking out the burst mode you said you were impressed with the autofocus performance even before you review the pictures. The actual pictures you showed actually showed that it miss focused on most of the pictures.
@FrodoDojo Based on the JPEGs we shot, the resolution, high ISO performance and dynamic range were all superior on the X-Pro1. It should be, for a $1700 camera.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
Thanks for the input progie!
WHAT!!! You Guys beat DigitalRev TV on this one!!!!!
if you had a choice out of the fuji x pro 1 or the fuji x- e 1 which one would you choose & why.......great review thanks for sharing
OMFG you drive Lada Niva! Soviet child in me has just begun with joy to shoot from Kalashnikov.
never believe in Fuji till i tried the X PRO 1 amazing camera,images are just great,then i got the X-T1 and pretty much is the same image but XT1 is way more faster when focusing,since i dont shoot anything moving but still pics and portraits the XPRO1 is just amazing if you r thinking about buying it you are wasting your time,just get it!!!
awesome review as always guys! Would you be able to do a "shoot off" or side by side review between this camera and the Sony NEX 5n? Only reason is because they are both 16mp and APS-C and in my opinion, very similar.
@clovismcpony I love the look of 24P, but the lack of shutter speed control means video in most light will be jerky. Also, the GH2, NEX-5n&7, and Pentax K-01 can shoot 24P.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
@mrnicekevin sure it is, for all intents and purposes. its just that the "Range finder" is now automatic, thats all. A range finder camera today means a mirror less camera with a usable viewfinder, the term has morphed, deal with it.
@theallmikey The Af is quite good, a nice improvement over the X100. I wouldn't use it for sports or wildlife, but it's more than adequate for street shooting and candids. The manual focus is very accurate, but the lenses require a lot of twisting on the focus ring to make large focus adjustments.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
Your videos are always good..
that Lada Niva is a beast!
@TheCameraStoreTV great video, thanks! I have seen one other video sample from the X-Pro, and the focus sound was like a tank going over stones! Did you get a chance to test the video in a quieter environment? It also seems to hunt for focus, even on a fixed subject. I have been shooting with the X100 for about 7 months and the video, if shot in manual focus, is superb!
I'm on the fence, choosing between the X-Pro 1 and the OM-D. Chris - thoughts on this? Review of the OM-D soon?
this camera is pretty kick ass with that smooth and tight fuji vibe. wondering about the video though...i know its limited but im wondering if on a simple static tripod shot would this video image be as sharp as a 5DmkII or 7D?
@TheCameraStoreTV Thank you for rating. It helped.
really good review, concise and really useful information,
You never stopped me.
Hey, I've noticed a price decrease in the Xpro1 35mm kit...it's almost the same as with the x100s. I've seen how much better the x100s turned out compared to the x100, however, is the x100s comparable to the xpro1? or perhaps better than the xpro1? Now that the price is not going to be much of an issue, I hope you guys could give us a sort of head to head between those two fujis. Besides the chance to upgrade a lens, it that all the xpro1 has over the stunning x100s? thanks...btw, good job guys!
@TheCameraStoreTV
Thanks! I'm still bitter about the lame AF performance of my Canon G12. I don't use it anymore; instead I use an SLR film camera and focus manually and I enjoy that process a lot more! I understand that Fuji will market an M mount adaptor, so you could use Zeiss and Leica lenses with this camera; do you think that would work well? Does the camera help while manually focusing (using an electronic rangefinder for example)? Thanks again for the answer.
Good review! Keep up the good presenting
Hi I actually like the quality of the film it looks very movie like. And with the EV range and low light performance. How is the rolling shutter?
Watching this in 2021... he was so young and handsome 🤩
Hey nice video and very informative. What do you think about the autofocus? is it resposive enough? and is manual focusing simple and accurate?
Thanks a lot!
Good preview. Thank you.
Very nice video, very informative! Out of curiosity, which camera did you use to film the video itself, it looks like having an excellent sensor, even in low light!
hey guys, nice review. would it be bothersome to ask you guys to make a comparison video of the x-pro 1 against 5d mark ii and d700? fuji is claiming that it can go toe to toe with full frame in terms of resolution and quality.
Man I want that camera!
I would recommend the x-pro 1. The x-pro1 has better low light than the mark II, which I think is awesome, plus the lenses are top notch.
what camera does Chris use for his personal use?
great video's by the way! always a pleasure to watch.
Great video for those of us (like me) obsessed with this camera lol. Quick question though what do you guys shoot your videos with?
Great review! It's one sexy camera with plenty of fantastic features but too expensive (at least for me, lol). I'm interested in how it performs in low light as the X100 was disappointing at low light.
I really want this camera now. Dammit.
I'm liking some of the voightlander lenses. I wonder if any of those are compatible with this lens mount?
Fuji Xpro1 or Canon T6i. Which is best choice in 2016? Im mostly into landscape, architecture photograhy. Thanks a lot
I really wish you guy pumped out more episodes like DigitalRev. Must be hard working in the cold weather up their in Canada. LOL
If you had to choose, wich one would you pick up x-pro1 or x-e1. Can you tell me the avantages and disadvantages of choosing one of this cameras ?
Not much snow at all. August in Calgary, eh? Seriously, I like your work.
Thanks for making such high quality reviews.
Could you elaborate more on the manual focus? You said you needed to turn the manual focus ring just about the same amount of times as the x100. How many times from e.g 0.7 to 1m?
This video was over a year ago now. These days we have the X E1 (and so do I), so which is more desirable/usable etc, considering it is cheaper than the X Pro?
How'sthat Bada Lada holding up?
Do you guys know when the Canadian release of this camera is? I pre-ordered through Expansys, and I'm just wondering if it is going to have the March 20 release in Canada (same as US with B&H)
I did a side by side comparison and many of the specs are the same.The sensor is larger on the x100s but by almost nothing. The xpro1 has a faster processor plus interchangeable lens. The xpro1 is a bit larger and has a slightly shorter battery life. The screen dot count on the xpro1 is substantially higher at about 4 times that of the x100s plus the screen itself is bigger. The xpro1 has a lot more selection when it comes to iso plus it performs better at high iso's like 12800. Hope this helps
Would you get a Fuji x any model over a Nikon D700 if that's what your budget is,I want a pro camera,Fuji x seems to have a lot of noise unless you use proper lighting but the Nikon d700 is a beast I heard,but then again I am concerned about having a bad back and regretting a heavy d700 ,what would you recommend,I now own a Fuji e2 and about to purchase a used Fuji x t1 from a genuine Fuji photographer
Do you still have your LADA ?
Dear Jordan,
I was wondering if you found the (comparatively slow) AF fustrating at all during low light/night shooting? Or was it adequate? Many thanks in advance.
nice camera! does it provide high flash sync speed like x100 series? can't decide which one to get.
Hey chris..!
Which one would you choose if you had to , X-pro1 or Nex-7??
What about this x-pro1 and a new OMD? Which one is better in terms of image quality?
Great review, thank you.
Chris is alot better photographer than Kai from Digital Rev! Wonderful Review!
The X-Pro1 has better low light performance, and the primes are better quality than any of the Sony NEX primes (except the 24mm F1.8 Zeiss). However the Sony has much better video, and is a better camera if you plan to use other brand's lenses with an adaptor.
Personally, I find the X-Pro1 more fun to shoot, but if I could only have one camera for video and stills, I'd probably go NEX-7.
Jordan @ The Camera Store TV
what would be a better choice for beginners? This or sony nex-7? Or another camera coming up or that is recently released is more suitable? Thx!
What I always ask myself: Why did Fuji force you to go into "macro mode" for close focusing? Does not take this so much professionally from it?
Om d is 2010 technolgy. If you are on a budget and af is very important, get the Olympus. If you can afford the x pro1 and don't mind the slower focus buy it. The advantages of the higher image quality is astounding. It really is as good as my Leica 111f.
Can you upload a review on the fuji hs30exr please? Your reviews are very interesting.
Just ordered one in 2020.
have you tried using old manual focus lens and an adapter with this camera? how is it?
There is no telephoto lens for this yet right?
Hi what do you say... Nikon d7000 or the panasonic gh3?... I know the mivie mod is bettter in the h3 but what abut pic?? The nikon is better???
The video is about 80% talking and 20% shooting. I would have loved to see more shots, especially street shooting with people, since most ppl would buy it for that purpose. Could you show more shots in the future, maybe having audio overlay on the pictures (like drtv)?
Someone looked sooooo young!
Niva is wonderful car, goes like a tank!
Hello from Russia!
@designvirtual Any lens that is not E mount will need a adapter to shoot. And it's manual focus, you should know it.
Wish you guys could do more vids a little more frequently too.
What camera bag are you using Chris, a Think Tank?