This camera brought me back into taking pictures. I was so bored of taking pictures with my big A7iii with big lenses and felt forced to edit them with photoshop and lightroom. The Fujifilm is bringing me all I need🥰
It's always great to find gear that inspires you! That's exactly what Fujifilm is for me as well. The inspiration to get out and shoot more, document more, and enjoy everyday photos more.
I just got mine a month ago used on ebay and I'M IN LOVE. Also the internal teleconverter/ wide angle, internal ND filter, and the film simulations are also huge bonuses.
These are legitimately the best colors I've seen out of this camera so far! I own one too, and also run Canon mirrorless for "work" cameras. I can relate to this video quite a bit!
Hey Joe! I had so many people like yourself love the look I achieved, that I finally created my Lightroom preset around this look. Here it is if you're ever interested: trentbyerwin.gumroad.com/l/undertones-preset
I just got my hands on one of these by happenstance. My DoP was looking to sell it and I took the bait. Tried it for a week first and I fell in love with it. It's such a fun little camera and it is quite versatile. Really looking forward to using it more and more. It's really inspiring me to get back into photography.
It's easy to fall in love with! Glad it's inspiring you. That's what makes it great. It's a bit quirky at times but that's what makes it fun -- it causes me to worry less about perfection and just enjoy the art of documenting a moment, and enjoy any imperfections.
I know it's discontinued but, I still ordered x100f after watching your video and the snaps taken. Hopefully all goes well for a couple of years.. thanks.
Thank you for checking it out! The X100 series is in high demand these days. Lots of people snagging them. Glad so many people are enjoying taking photos with these.
The hybrid viewfinder is really nice! I don't use it that often because eye-level for me is pretty high (I'm 6'6") and I like to shoot lower than that.
regards to your iphone argument...i would say my pixel 6 honestly takes better raws than my x100f. but the x100f has such a special look especially at F2, i recommend exploring this aperture setting in all of your adventures
@@TrentErwin i have both and yeah phones are pretty god damn impressive now. the gf has a pixel 7 and its even better. but the x100 shots still look nicer.
It's my professional travel camera together with the X-T20 (18mm F2 & 50mm F2) In love with those beauties. For my other commercial photography I use Sony.
Thanks! Those are my edits but still shooting in the Astria Soft film emulation. So you can shoot in RAW and edit however you wish or let the emulations come through in just JPGs. I’ve done that for the B&W. Just shoot JPG for those and it looks like film B&W. No post processing needed and they look wonderful.
If you have Lightroom you can add the emulations to RAW files before export - also new slider so you can modulate amount of effect - although this applies to all the simulations inc B+W
@frank-ding I finally created a Lightroom preset for this look I achieved, if you're interested in checking it out: trentbyerwin.gumroad.com/l/undertones-preset
I have owned every version of the X100 line and have always purchased it again (used) every time that I sold it off. It’s like a drug 😄 The last time that I traveled to Tokyo I spent a lot of time roaming the streets with the X100F. It was the perfect camera for Tokyo! After selling my X100V earlier this year, I picked up a used X100F again. It definitely is a great tool to document everyday life without getting in the way. 📷
There's a lot of videos lining up these same arguments for the X100V and the X100F. It is compact, jpegs are beautiful, sharp glass, etc. And they are right as you are right as well, these are fantastic cameras. But to buy this for family trips and borthdays, because it is small, just doesn't make sense to me. It is too damn expensive for "something to capture moments with". There are point and shoots and phhones for this exact reason. This is not that camera, simply because of the price.
I guess the price is relative based on what you want and what you prefer. Photography is still as much a hobby for me as it is work. I spend money on my hobby because of what it provides and what I need it to be. Just like someone spends $1,000 on a golf club. Doesn’t make sense to me because it’s not my hobby. I would buy the $100 golf club used at a thrift store. Doesn’t mean the $1,000 golf club is too expensive for a hobbyist. It’s relative to them. If there isn’t enough value to you in these Fujifilm cameras to justify the price, that’s fine. It’s relative.
This camera brought me back into taking pictures. I was so bored of taking pictures with my big A7iii with big lenses and felt forced to edit them with photoshop and lightroom. The Fujifilm is bringing me all I need🥰
It's always great to find gear that inspires you! That's exactly what Fujifilm is for me as well. The inspiration to get out and shoot more, document more, and enjoy everyday photos more.
That's exactly what im looking right now!
That’s what I needed to hear. Thank you.
Great video Erwin, and lovely images.
Thank you 🙏🏼
I just got mine a month ago used on ebay and I'M IN LOVE. Also the internal teleconverter/ wide angle, internal ND filter, and the film simulations are also huge bonuses.
Yes!! Forgot about the internal ND. So good.
These are legitimately the best colors I've seen out of this camera so far! I own one too, and also run Canon mirrorless for "work" cameras. I can relate to this video quite a bit!
Thanks Joe! Yes, I still really like my Canon cameras. But there's something exciting and special about shooting on this X100F. Feels nostalgic.
Hey Joe! I had so many people like yourself love the look I achieved, that I finally created my Lightroom preset around this look. Here it is if you're ever interested: trentbyerwin.gumroad.com/l/undertones-preset
I just got my hands on one of these by happenstance. My DoP was looking to sell it and I took the bait. Tried it for a week first and I fell in love with it. It's such a fun little camera and it is quite versatile. Really looking forward to using it more and more. It's really inspiring me to get back into photography.
It's easy to fall in love with! Glad it's inspiring you. That's what makes it great. It's a bit quirky at times but that's what makes it fun -- it causes me to worry less about perfection and just enjoy the art of documenting a moment, and enjoy any imperfections.
This was a nice “real world” and practical presentation about this camera. 😊
Thank you! That was the goal.
One of the best cameras ever!!!
Definitely one of the best! The quality and novelty is unmatched for the price.
I know it's discontinued but, I still ordered x100f after watching your video and the snaps taken. Hopefully all goes well for a couple of years.. thanks.
You're really going to enjoy it! It's a fun camera. Thanks for the comment :)
I've got an XT-4 but picked this up for an everyday in my bag
It's perfect for an every day carry
Great review. Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you for checking it out! The X100 series is in high demand these days. Lots of people snagging them. Glad so many people are enjoying taking photos with these.
I miss you speaking about the Hibrid Range finder. My favorite part of this camera
The hybrid viewfinder is really nice! I don't use it that often because eye-level for me is pretty high (I'm 6'6") and I like to shoot lower than that.
regards to your iphone argument...i would say my pixel 6 honestly takes better raws than my x100f. but the x100f has such a special look especially at F2, i recommend exploring this aperture setting in all of your adventures
Really, the Pixel 6 takes better raws than this Fuji? I don’t know if I can believe that
@@TrentErwin i have both and yeah phones are pretty god damn impressive now. the gf has a pixel 7 and its even better. but the x100 shots still look nicer.
It's my professional travel camera together with the X-T20 (18mm F2 & 50mm F2) In love with those beauties. For my other commercial photography I use Sony.
Such incredible cameras! Awesome that it’s your pro travel camera.
Some of the best street photos I have ever taken were with the X100F in Amsterdam. I have the X100V now but I will never sell my X100F.
Absolutely! I can see why so many people love the 100V but folks are definitely overlooking how great the 100F is at a cheaper price point
@@TrentErwinThat’s true. I just bought one used and am very excited about it. Should arrive in a few days.
Loved the look of the images!! Are those straight out of camera with the film emulations or are those your edits?
Thanks! Those are my edits but still shooting in the Astria Soft film emulation. So you can shoot in RAW and edit however you wish or let the emulations come through in just JPGs. I’ve done that for the B&W. Just shoot JPG for those and it looks like film B&W. No post processing needed and they look wonderful.
If you have Lightroom you can add the emulations to RAW files before export - also new slider so you can modulate amount of effect - although this applies to all the simulations inc B+W
@frank-ding I finally created a Lightroom preset for this look I achieved, if you're interested in checking it out: trentbyerwin.gumroad.com/l/undertones-preset
could i ask what film recipe you are using?
I use the film simulations in vivid and acros mono most often
thank you man, great review. my buddy selling it for cheap.
I would snag it!
I love mine. It definitely inspires me more than my Sony a7iv.
Glad to hear that! It’s an inspiring camera for sure. Thanks for leaving your thoughts 🙏🏼
@@TrentErwin share some of those recipes mane! Lol
@@one901 lol right away friend
I need one to compliment my x-pro3
Absolutely 📷 it’s worth it
if only there's in body stabilization, this cam would be a beast of a camera
Yeah but I find myself not needing stabilization. Definitely not needed for photos. Sure, would be great for video but I don't use this cam for video.
400ISO is where its at - we shoot weddings and use this as well as GFX to be indiscreet - set and forget F8
I have owned every version of the X100 line and have always purchased it again (used) every time that I sold it off. It’s like a drug 😄
The last time that I traveled to Tokyo I spent a lot of time roaming the streets with the X100F. It was the perfect camera for Tokyo!
After selling my X100V earlier this year, I picked up a used X100F again. It definitely is a great tool to document everyday life without getting in the way. 📷
Whoa, you’re a x100 expert at this point! It is such a great camera for street photography and an everyday carry no matter where you are.
There's a lot of videos lining up these same arguments for the X100V and the X100F. It is compact, jpegs are beautiful, sharp glass, etc. And they are right as you are right as well, these are fantastic cameras. But to buy this for family trips and borthdays, because it is small, just doesn't make sense to me. It is too damn expensive for "something to capture moments with". There are point and shoots and phhones for this exact reason. This is not that camera, simply because of the price.
I guess the price is relative based on what you want and what you prefer. Photography is still as much a hobby for me as it is work. I spend money on my hobby because of what it provides and what I need it to be. Just like someone spends $1,000 on a golf club. Doesn’t make sense to me because it’s not my hobby. I would buy the $100 golf club used at a thrift store. Doesn’t mean the $1,000 golf club is too expensive for a hobbyist. It’s relative to them. If there isn’t enough value to you in these Fujifilm cameras to justify the price, that’s fine. It’s relative.
@@TrentErwin love the analogy!
So it’s not an r5? 😂