Just a quick thanks … I set up a couple of these today and they’ve come out amazing. FYI I shoot RAW and JPEG and when l downloaded the RAW to LR they were as shot (the recipes!) Brilliant … just waiting for my filter adapter now … (my only complaint about the x100V!!) Thanks again
@@OfficialMiguelito just about anything you buy from Fuji with an xtrans sensor is going to be ace. So in my opinion you might as well get into the game for a cheaper price. Xe4 is great, but even going back as far as the xt10 is smart. Plus you can get one of fujis quicker lenses with the money you save (let’s face it, better glass is more important than a marginally better sensor).
Hey Junsue, credit where credit is due, as per your last video I've subbed, bought the x100v instead of the other camera's I was considering and so far I'm loving it! Tip for the next video, maybe you could show us examples of photo's you've taken that are prime examples of the filter and what it can do with all filters as you did around 5:40. I like that you describe the scenario's where the filter works best. I think shooting with filter in jpeg and processing some more is not dumb at all, I feel like I wouldn't take as much photo's when I need to edit them all afterwards, I take photo's to capture as much memorable moments as I can and this way I'm doing that, I don't really care about the best quality, it's about the fun proces and capturing precious moments for me.
Question, at the very bottom where it says exposure compensation, should the dial be set to the limit? I have a xs10 (no exposure dials) can I achieve the recommended exposure meter to the specific compensation in manual mode?
Came here for the fuji content. But the algorithm probably brought me here. 😅 Other than that, i love hearing what film sims people are loving and using in thwir day to day.
at minute 7:46 you see at the bottom of the image there is a square on the left with 4 small dots below. Just click on it and select the grid you want.
Hey Junsue, great video! I'm curious as to how to add the white borders around the photo? I think that also adds a pop and makes a big different when presenting the photo.
Thank you for sharing, very nice! I recently adapted my Portra recipe to the suggestions that Goughie made in this video: th-cam.com/video/KPYFHqzxFKI/w-d-xo.html - and I like it even better.
The only recipe of those 5 that should use Classic Chrome is Kodachrome. All the others wouldn't match the film at all, which is not a problem if you're not trying to emulate the film, but just a heads up that the names are super misleading if you are. You will probably be disappointed with the Muted, Warm-Green tint like it was expired film or a cheap lens if you used these wanting to match the film they're named after. Plus the reds, blues and greens are way off in terms of matching those other film stocks. Just a heads up for anybody new to it. ✌️
Just a quick thanks … I set up a couple of these today and they’ve come out amazing. FYI I shoot RAW and JPEG and when l downloaded the RAW to LR they were as shot (the recipes!) Brilliant … just waiting for my filter adapter now … (my only complaint about the x100V!!) Thanks again
your shots are unreal. making me want to sell my left kidney for this camera lol
right there with you, got an x100f cause the prices on the x100v are ridiculous 🥲
Grab a used x-t30 and an xc35mm f2! Same sensor, better lens, still compact, half the price.
@@FaustPoon would a used xe4 be a better and cheaper option as well???? been eyeing that one too
@@OfficialMiguelito just about anything you buy from Fuji with an xtrans sensor is going to be ace. So in my opinion you might as well get into the game for a cheaper price. Xe4 is great, but even going back as far as the xt10 is smart. Plus you can get one of fujis quicker lenses with the money you save (let’s face it, better glass is more important than a marginally better sensor).
Thanks! but don't sell your kidney for this camera lol
Hey Junsue, credit where credit is due, as per your last video I've subbed, bought the x100v instead of the other camera's I was considering and so far I'm loving it! Tip for the next video, maybe you could show us examples of photo's you've taken that are prime examples of the filter and what it can do with all filters as you did around 5:40. I like that you describe the scenario's where the filter works best.
I think shooting with filter in jpeg and processing some more is not dumb at all, I feel like I wouldn't take as much photo's when I need to edit them all afterwards, I take photo's to capture as much memorable moments as I can and this way I'm doing that, I don't really care about the best quality, it's about the fun proces and capturing precious moments for me.
Appreciate the feedback. I'm glad you're loving the camera!
Fantastic videos! Just been binging your content, so glad I found you!
Thanks for watching
So interesting, thanks bro!
I am sorry, this is all new to me 😅, but are you using your black mist filter combined with a UV-filter or is that weird?
Question, at the very bottom where it says exposure compensation, should the dial be set to the limit? I have a xs10 (no exposure dials) can I achieve the recommended exposure meter to the specific compensation in manual mode?
Great video, thanks! What recipe did you use for the Palm Springs photo?
I just put out a similar video on x100v recipes I love! Nice job
it is about time!! we have been waiting forever for this video LOL
Came here for the fuji content. But the algorithm probably brought me here. 😅
Other than that, i love hearing what film sims people are loving and using in thwir day to day.
wondering how to u have all ur presets on top of ur screen, and where u got those presets :)
at minute 7:46 you see at the bottom of the image there is a square on the left with 4 small dots below. Just click on it and select the grid you want.
Hey Junsue, great video! I'm curious as to how to add the white borders around the photo? I think that also adds a pop and makes a big different when presenting the photo.
Thanks! Lightroom mobile actually just finally added an option to add borders in the export section. The VSCO app also does.
Top! Got my follow! Like your statement about the uploads at the beginning
The video I was waiting for 🙏
very useful, tanks..👋👋👋
Can we see photoshoots with this camera on this channel
chill, thanks for the pointers. might try the 800t sim with flash
Indeed pop nice thank you
Any issue using a filter on the x100v? Thought I heard it could be an issue
I've had no issues at all. And it has stayed on the camera since I got it
Have you tried glimmer glass vs pro mist? I like the glimmer glass more.
I haven’t tried it but I’ll have to look into it. Thanks for the tip!
thank you brooo
Thank you 🤝
Thank you for sharing, very nice! I recently adapted my Portra recipe to the suggestions that Goughie made in this video: th-cam.com/video/KPYFHqzxFKI/w-d-xo.html - and I like it even better.
I just checked out your video I'm def gonna give it a try. Thanks!
Love your channel! 🎉🎉
Awesome content bro 👊🏻👏🏼
Thanks for the tips! Love the content 💯
Love the realness in this and the transparency. Keep going bruh!
I'm sorry, which from presented photos in Your video has that "pop", You keep saying they do have?
The only recipe of those 5 that should use Classic Chrome is Kodachrome. All the others wouldn't match the film at all, which is not a problem if you're not trying to emulate the film, but just a heads up that the names are super misleading if you are. You will probably be disappointed with the Muted, Warm-Green tint like it was expired film or a cheap lens if you used these wanting to match the film they're named after. Plus the reds, blues and greens are way off in terms of matching those other film stocks.
Just a heads up for anybody new to it.
✌️
Appreciate the info! I don't know much about film at all