I traded mine in for a Lumix GX8. I was able to trade my X100T for a very good condition example plus $160 in cash. Which I'll use to pick up a few lens on the used market. I do think moving away from interchangeable lens for a few years helped me develop a better eye for framing, shot selection and better at hunting for shots in general. I loved my time with the X100T - but I will be embracing the beautiful in body and in lens image stab+4k footage and interesting mix of lens that open up.
@@Gupes Sounds like a great journey. Similar for me too in terms of learning and improving with a fixed lens. It’s a great point! Enjoy the Lumix! Sounds like a smart move for you. 🙌
Looks like a great camera! Since last time I dropped by and chatted about the X2, I've added a TL2 to the collection (I know, I know...can never have too many cameras). Might have to add one of these x100t eventually! One other camera I was playin around with for a few days as the Lumix GF9 w/ 25mm 1.7. It's a cheaply priced camera these days, but the quality was absolutely stunning. Thanks for the great video, fantastic quality content as always
Yes it's definitely my favourite camera right now. So glad you've dropped by again! Great to hear from you. What do you think of the TL2? If I could afford a X100V right now I'd love to shoot more video on that. Intrigued by the GF9 - I don't know much about Lumix at all and their model numbers confuse me a bit! But will look into it more now. Thanks for bringing this to the table, and for the kind words!
@@garethbartlett currently a Sony A7c. I love it but looking at a second camera because you can never have too many cameras right and this one seems different enough to almost justify. Or at least that’s what I’m telling myself
@@Shetlandin360 ah sweet. Whenever I have to use multiple cameras I’m always trying to at least use the same brand just because I find color matching them easier in the edit. But it’s easier than ever these days - like in this vid I had so many different types and it’s not the end of the world. The thing about the Fuji though is I find it so inspiring that I couldn’t care!
I just recently picked up a used x100t and it's in amazing condition other than a small crack in the LCD screen that doesn't seem to affect anything. I'm actually learning to love the versatility of the little camera and it's fun to learn about another platform as I usually shoot with my A7riii. But I have been wanting a point and shoot range finder style digital camera for some time. These shots are amazing, what are you using for recipes or editing styles?
Ah awesome! Congrats! When I first started using my Fuji it took a while to get used to it. I was so used to my canon and the dynamic range on that (especially for landscapes) that I almost wasn’t sure it was right for me. But once I learned to embrace how the Fuji shoots and stop worrying about protecting highlights it just clicked. For edits, I tend to dive into Lightroom and mostly use Classic Chrome as a starting point. Then it’s usually sole desaturation, a bit of an S curve, lose a bit of green etc. hope that helps!
Awesome! I do love the look of XT3 and actually had a quick play with a friend’s XT4 in Greece recently. One day, hopefully I’ll own one! Let me know how you get on!
Great video Gareth! I'm thinking of getting this one cause I need something lighter and smaller to carry around. I just have one question: have you tried long exposures with this camera? I ask because I also like to shoot the ocean, waves, the sky, something more artistic etc, and I'm trying to see if it performs well for this conditions too. Appreciate if you can help me!
Hey Janaine, thanks for watching! The X1 is perfect as a light and small carry around. I could literally put it in my coat pocket. But I didn’t try long exposures with it. I love to do coastal long exposures but I never thought to try it with the X1 which may tell you all you need to know. It felt much more a street camera to me but that could be me bringing my own thoughts to the camera unfairly. However, I have since part exchanged the X1 for a Fuji X100T because the X1 was a bit slow to use - both for focus and even playback of images. Just small delays here and there. Here if you have any other questions!
@@garethbartlett Do you recall if you did grading after the fact on those photos or did they came straight out like that? Either way sweet shots and great video
@@coopnito ah it’s been a while for sure. I think there may have been some extra work in there. I’m a big fan of Dehancer for boosting that film look so may have run some through that.
Awesome photos, did you edit them or they come out like that straight out of camera? (Asking for the Fuji film x100t, since I’m considering buying it soon)
Thank you! That’s kind words. I change my process quite a lot but those photos would have been edited in Lightroom. Nothing too crazy and totally achievable by anyone. The images straight out of camera are great - maybe I’ll do a video about that soon - I was just going for a specific look at the time. The X100T for photography (depending on your style) is a great camera and I’m not convinced getting a newer version of it would make better images.
@@aletoto2314 it’s a pleasure to have you here! New vid coming in next few days then hopefully stuff more regularly. Is there anything in particular you’d like to see?
The iPhone footage has bad blurring at the edges, kind of misty looking which is distracting. Fuji are great if all you want is the Fuji look I've found. It's a good look though! I find limiting yourself to just 35mm lens view is really a spur to creativity (to go wide you can use the panoramic mode) you have to use your legs to zoom. I use a Sony RX100iv for travel, it's so small you can take it anywhere and the output is great in both stills and video. However, it lacks the involvement of the Fuji. I used to use the original Sony A7 too with 35mm f2.8 Samyang pancake lens, again a small package, I actually regret selling it.
Hey! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. It's been a while since I edited this video but I think you're spot on about the iPhone blurring - that may have been me messing around with it to try and make it less "digital". Clearly over-cooked it! And yeah the Fuji definitely has its own vibe going on which won't be to everyone's tastes or needs, sometimes. I absolutely still need my Canon clinical tones for certain work. Really intrigued by the RX100 - I've checked them out a few times and trying to convince my partner to get one as a vlogging camera so I can check it out! 😂 Love that compact package of A7 and pancake. I just got a 16mm RF lens for my Canon RP and it's such a great, compact camera for travel and vlogging! Great to chat!
I think it depends what you want to shoot - if you want video, then yes. If it’s your main camera and you can comfortably afford it, then there’s no doubt it’s a “better” camera with lots of little improvements. But I’m a big fan of the phrase that better cameras don’t take better photos. Hope that in some way helps!
I really enjoyed your video! How did you achieve the dreamy look when talking to the camera? As in the slightly blurry vignette around you. Is that something you did in camera or in post?
Thank you so much. It depends on what shot as I used quite a few different cameras but my guess is it would be the Fuji X100T which had a Black Pro Mist filter on which softens the overall look and blooms the highlights in camera. I also did a few bits in post to soften some of the shots because things like stuff shot on iPhone was overly sharp. Thanks again for your comment and the question!
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What do you think of the X100T's video quality? Would you rather shoot on iPhone, GoPro or something else?
I traded mine in for a Lumix GX8. I was able to trade my X100T for a very good condition example plus $160 in cash. Which I'll use to pick up a few lens on the used market.
I do think moving away from interchangeable lens for a few years helped me develop a better eye for framing, shot selection and better at hunting for shots in general.
I loved my time with the X100T - but I will be embracing the beautiful in body and in lens image stab+4k footage and interesting mix of lens that open up.
@@Gupes Sounds like a great journey. Similar for me too in terms of learning and improving with a fixed lens. It’s a great point! Enjoy the Lumix! Sounds like a smart move for you. 🙌
Great shots, I am going to pick up a X100T if I can find one. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it! Good luck getting an X100T! Totally worth looking for if you can find one at a food price.
Beautifully produced and very well presented. Nice work Gareth!
Thanks so much Hudson. Appreciate it mate. Your stuff just gets more and more stunning by the way!
Came for the Leica review and staying for the amazing production. 😃
Well this is the best comment ever. Thank you Izza 🙏🏻
Looks like a great camera! Since last time I dropped by and chatted about the X2, I've added a TL2 to the collection (I know, I know...can never have too many cameras). Might have to add one of these x100t eventually! One other camera I was playin around with for a few days as the Lumix GF9 w/ 25mm 1.7. It's a cheaply priced camera these days, but the quality was absolutely stunning. Thanks for the great video, fantastic quality content as always
Yes it's definitely my favourite camera right now. So glad you've dropped by again! Great to hear from you. What do you think of the TL2? If I could afford a X100V right now I'd love to shoot more video on that. Intrigued by the GF9 - I don't know much about Lumix at all and their model numbers confuse me a bit! But will look into it more now. Thanks for bringing this to the table, and for the kind words!
Loved this. Just looking into getting an x100t. Stunning photos
Appreciate that. What do you shoot on now?
@@garethbartlett currently a Sony A7c. I love it but looking at a second camera because you can never have too many cameras right and this one seems different enough to almost justify. Or at least that’s what I’m telling myself
@@Shetlandin360 ah sweet. Whenever I have to use multiple cameras I’m always trying to at least use the same brand just because I find color matching them easier in the edit. But it’s easier than ever these days - like in this vid I had so many different types and it’s not the end of the world. The thing about the Fuji though is I find it so inspiring that I couldn’t care!
I just recently picked up a used x100t and it's in amazing condition other than a small crack in the LCD screen that doesn't seem to affect anything. I'm actually learning to love the versatility of the little camera and it's fun to learn about another platform as I usually shoot with my A7riii. But I have been wanting a point and shoot range finder style digital camera for some time. These shots are amazing, what are you using for recipes or editing styles?
Ah awesome! Congrats!
When I first started using my Fuji it took a while to get used to it. I was so used to my canon and the dynamic range on that (especially for landscapes) that I almost wasn’t sure it was right for me. But once I learned to embrace how the Fuji shoots and stop worrying about protecting highlights it just clicked.
For edits, I tend to dive into Lightroom and mostly use Classic Chrome as a starting point. Then it’s usually sole desaturation, a bit of an S curve, lose a bit of green etc. hope that helps!
I've just got my first Fuji! Bought an XT3 as a little camera to take with me instead of having to carry my R6!
and those pictures in the woods look superb!
Awesome! I do love the look of XT3 and actually had a quick play with a friend’s XT4 in Greece recently. One day, hopefully I’ll own one! Let me know how you get on!
@@ThatGingerPhotographer and thanks for this - always nice to hear positive feedback on shots that are a bit out of my comfort zone!
Great video Gareth! I'm thinking of getting this one cause I need something lighter and smaller to carry around. I just have one question: have you tried long exposures with this camera? I ask because I also like to shoot the ocean, waves, the sky, something more artistic etc, and I'm trying to see if it performs well for this conditions too. Appreciate if you can help me!
Hey Janaine, thanks for watching! The X1 is perfect as a light and small carry around. I could literally put it in my coat pocket. But I didn’t try long exposures with it. I love to do coastal long exposures but I never thought to try it with the X1 which may tell you all you need to know. It felt much more a street camera to me but that could be me bringing my own thoughts to the camera unfairly. However, I have since part exchanged the X1 for a Fuji X100T because the X1 was a bit slow to use - both for focus and even playback of images. Just small delays here and there. Here if you have any other questions!
Some cracking photo's the iPhone video is surprisingly great
Thanks Mario! I’ve come to find that the iPhone often just benefits from a little bit of softening.
Awesome video and photography!!
Awesome guitar playing! You must be a fan of Ricky Sambora with your style!
Love the Video. How is this Channel so small.. :O Keep it up!
appreciate that Kevin! Thank you. Definitely more content coming!
2:08 exciting me, just got the x100t
Yeah! It’s such a great camera!
@@garethbartlett Do you recall if you did grading after the fact on those photos or did they came straight out like that? Either way sweet shots and great video
@@coopnito ah it’s been a while for sure. I think there may have been some extra work in there. I’m a big fan of Dehancer for boosting that film look so may have run some through that.
That was a wonderful video presentation. Were your photos taken in raw or JPEG?
Thank you Anthony! I’m pretty sure the photos would have been shot in raw. But the JPEGS are so good, too!
Awesome photos, did you edit them or they come out like that straight out of camera? (Asking for the Fuji film x100t, since I’m considering buying it soon)
Thank you! That’s kind words.
I change my process quite a lot but those photos would have been edited in Lightroom. Nothing too crazy and totally achievable by anyone. The images straight out of camera are great - maybe I’ll do a video about that soon - I was just going for a specific look at the time. The X100T for photography (depending on your style) is a great camera and I’m not convinced getting a newer version of it would make better images.
@@garethbartlett thank you so much for answering me, looking forward to see new content from your channel💪🏻!!
@@aletoto2314 it’s a pleasure to have you here! New vid coming in next few days then hopefully stuff more regularly. Is there anything in particular you’d like to see?
Inspired. 🔥
This has made my day. Thanks Bobby. With a name like that I’m wondering if you’re from NL?
You’re welcome! I am from California.
@@bobbyvonguap ah nice! Id love to get out there and shoot some of that sunshine one day.
The iPhone footage has bad blurring at the edges, kind of misty looking which is distracting. Fuji are great if all you want is the Fuji look I've found. It's a good look though! I find limiting yourself to just 35mm lens view is really a spur to creativity (to go wide you can use the panoramic mode) you have to use your legs to zoom. I use a Sony RX100iv for travel, it's so small you can take it anywhere and the output is great in both stills and video. However, it lacks the involvement of the Fuji. I used to use the original Sony A7 too with 35mm f2.8 Samyang pancake lens, again a small package, I actually regret selling it.
Hey! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. It's been a while since I edited this video but I think you're spot on about the iPhone blurring - that may have been me messing around with it to try and make it less "digital". Clearly over-cooked it!
And yeah the Fuji definitely has its own vibe going on which won't be to everyone's tastes or needs, sometimes. I absolutely still need my Canon clinical tones for certain work.
Really intrigued by the RX100 - I've checked them out a few times and trying to convince my partner to get one as a vlogging camera so I can check it out! 😂
Love that compact package of A7 and pancake. I just got a 16mm RF lens for my Canon RP and it's such a great, compact camera for travel and vlogging!
Great to chat!
Very nice! Fuji X100T has been my travel camera since 2016. I have the opportunity to upgrade to X100V, do you think it worths?
I think it depends what you want to shoot - if you want video, then yes. If it’s your main camera and you can comfortably afford it, then there’s no doubt it’s a “better” camera with lots of little improvements. But I’m a big fan of the phrase that better cameras don’t take better photos. Hope that in some way helps!
I really enjoyed your video! How did you achieve the dreamy look when talking to the camera? As in the slightly blurry vignette around you. Is that something you did in camera or in post?
Thank you so much. It depends on what shot as I used quite a few different cameras but my guess is it would be the Fuji X100T which had a Black Pro Mist filter on which softens the overall look and blooms the highlights in camera. I also did a few bits in post to soften some of the shots because things like stuff shot on iPhone was overly sharp. Thanks again for your comment and the question!
Anyone here hoping for a Fuji X Series or accessories for Christmas?