I really enjoy your videos. In this video I love that even though you're talking about gear, the images come first and you approach the gear as a tool to help you get the images you want. I like that you can talk about compromises (like the crap focus on the X100) in a rational way -- not "oh this is the worst don't buy this camera" but, "hey, the focus sucks, but guess what, you're using a tiny little camera that lets you take pictures you couldn't even *take* with a DSLR". Thanks so much for your videos; they inspire me to go shoot, which is the most important thing.
Miley onDisney Its an aps-c. It must be something with Fuji's commercial/marketing decision. They make always huge bodies and because they are basically a plain box, they seem also terribly empty. If they chose this way they still can make pretty interesting designs, like the olympus pen F. I guess is the Japanese "Zen" stile of emptiness they prefer.
Man I'm Portuguese I live in lisbon, I already had an x100, the dslt is in the closet and I love my x100T, I loved to see photos of my city .... big hug
i absolutly know the feeling of discovering a new city the first time! its such a feeling of adventurous.. i always take the train or bus to the central station and walk the rest to my hotel.. normally between 30-45min and explore and photograph everything 😍
I just bought a 13 year old Canon 5D. I'm thinking of buying an X100 for similar reasons. 2 great cameras that didn't suddenly stop being great because new models were released. There are benefits to a lower megapixel count on a sensor. 12Mp is perfectly fine for travel/Street photography. To me the older cameras are a perfect fit between film and Digital. You get the benefits of unlimited "film" and instant review of Digital but with the simplicity of a less feature-packed camera of film. It forces you to focus on the image rather than the menu-system.
I've had my 5D classic and a sigma 50/1.4 for around 7 years now - as my only kit, that setup never let my down. But know I'm thinking about getting a X100S :):))
Great set of workflow tips. I have a Fuji X20 and absolutely love for the same reason. Got some people really impressed on the street when asking them to take photos of me and my wife during trips and realizing it was a digital camera. Cheers!
Hi I have had the original x100 now for a year and love the camera, however i was a bit concerned about the image quality compared to my DSLR, until I realised that mega pixels and ultra sharp images are not everything. Get back to ansel adams style, your feet are your zoom, and just walk around and take images, your sense of appreciation of the x100 is a breath of fresh air. Love the videos keep them going, nice to see non main stream must hav's
You share some great tips here Sean. I love the fact that you move across different genres of photography. It’s something I’ve decided to do more of this year. While I primarily take landscape images, I started going out and trying my hand at street photography. I believe the experience in another style of photography will benefit each other. As you said, it helps keep your eye in, and can also extend/expand aspects of your photography like finding new compositions and using light in different ways. I’m now working on how I can transition my vlogs to capture this experience. Thanks for sharing mate!
I have just been given a Fuji X100. It was purchased in 2012, taken on holiday just once, and then put in a cupboard. It was about to be stored in a garage. I'm looking forward to getting out this weekend with it. I find I keep looking at the dials on top and the aperture ring, a bit of a novelty for me right now.
Wow!! I never knew about the iPhone SD card adapter. Thanks for the great review of the X100! I love that you pointed out how the camera doesn't scare people off. Most of my cameras have scared even family, especially the DSLR.
That point you make about people being so psychologically scared of the DSLR resonates with me. I walk around with my sony a7iii and kit lens and people stare at me all weirdly.
Sean I am so glad you brought up the different reactions people have towards DSLR vrs retro looking cameras. I have noticed this strange phenomenon as well. I thought it was me over thinking. People seemed to be more inclined to participate and not mind when I have my Canon A1 out, which is film.
I don't know what's so bad about the autofocus. For me it works pretty good. Set camera to manual, back button focus, shoot. Done, and works pretty well too. Not gonna match x100f but it's never hindered me
What I walk around with if I'm just shooting for the fun of it, or just walking around as a tourist in a new city, is a tough tg-5. It'll just hang on my hip, ready to be pulled up in an instant when I find something which catches my eye. It's not the best image quality, but it's watertight, it's tiny, it's friendly and most importantly, it's something I can walk around with all day and never even think about it. And it also does a much better job than my smartphone, by far, which is the only other camera I normally bring along with me.
I've had a second hand x100s for a while now but never really made use of it. You've inspired me to get it out, charge the battery and go and do some street shots. Thanks! :)
Awesome video. Great to see a positive review about the original X100s and your minimalist approach to street photography and editing. Very inspirational.
This is exactly what I do, walk fast and edit on the go. I think more people should shoot street photos in a way that suits their personality, as opposed to adhering to rigid methods. There's no right and wrong when it comes to photos, its important to access why and what you're doing.
Love this video. Great track too! I also go around with only my mirrorless, a notebook and a pen. I don't even want to carry the weight of my iPad, but I do if I want to go work in a coffee shop/library on other things than my photos. However, I don't carry a sidebag anymore, because I feel unbalanced. I also want to bring a water bottle and some snacks... maybe a sweater or a rainjacket. So a small backpack is better for me. Thanks for making this videos!
i was just visiting lisbon (had a wonderful time) and thought it was such a visually interesting place. and this from a guy who lives in new york city! thanks for the effort and the sharing. i'm presently binging on your vids and very much appreciate the vibe. BIG thumbs up.
I almost do the same, except I use a Toshiba SD card, that has built-in WiFi and works very well with my X100 (first gen too). Easier to choose the pics I want to put on my iPhone / iPad. As a bonus I can shoot tethered with my laptop & Lightroom, great when playing with a model or strobes. I still love my x100 (autofocus is not thaaat bad, come on...) and I'm not in a hurry to try the x100f. Nice video, I really like the mood, tone and music !
Hey Sean, I love your videos and they continue to inspire me to pick go out and shoot regardless of my gear! I really enjoy the slide shows of your shots at the end and I would love to see them to also appear throughout your future videos
Joshua Boldt, I’m finding the complete opposite to be true. Nobody ever seemed to care about my 80D, but the X100F gets a lot of looks, comments, and questions. It’s too sexy!!
Hi Sean, great vidéos and Channel. Very special style and we learn from you not only Photography but also videography. Good luck and we are waiting more content from you
Hi Sean - I enjoy your videos and I like your approach which is different to many photography TH-camrs / Bloggers. Very inspiring, makes me want to go out and start shooting every time. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
Street photography is harder than I first thought. I'm currently visiting Prague, and tend to end up at tourist spots. Not using my eyes as I should, and missing moments I should be paying attention to. I guess I'm way to focused on doing what everyone elso has done before me sometimes, that I miss those good shots in between
Great vid, appreciate keeping it simple, well as best we can, and thanks for your frank and honest opinion on the Fujifilm, I think your thoughts on the public's perception of different types of camera is spot on👍
In my city, Perth (Australia), people only take you seriously if you have a DSLR. If you carry around a DSLR people will ask you to take photos for them with their phone/camera and there’s a higher chance of them asking you what you’re shooting or what your camera is, you also get other photographers approaching you. But most people have a good mood towards photographers, some people will pose if they’re in the area where you’re pointing your camera, almost everyone seems to move away if they think they’re between you and what you’re shooting.
Great information used here, you're exactly right about getting funny looks with a dslr in your hand. I feel like I can't even take photos in the street with my 5d mkiii. I wonder if I should get a mirrorless camera hm? Great images you've taken on Instagram! Peace and love.
Wow - what a lovely balanced video. There is so much ranting and raving on here lately by people with their various agendas - lovely to see a sober, calm normal person for once who really has something to say. Just as an aside Sean - are you running the latest firmware in the X100. You will be pleased to know (though I sold mine), but my X100 with the latest firmware was actually nearly as fast in the focus as my current X100s. I only got the S because my eyes aren't what they used to be and I needed something better than the abysmal EVF on the original camera. In some ways though the images were more lovely - I think Fuji spilled some magic sauce and left it behind when they introduced the X sensor.
Dear mr Tucker, I love your approach of photography and I appreciate your philisophy of walking around and really seeing instead of mere looking at the world around you. The pictures you show on Instagram are prove of your capability as a profound ‘observer’. You are probably familiar with Walter Benjamin’s works, especially those on the ‘Flaneur’ and the Paris Galleries. Back in the thirties Benjamin was a real revolutionary in aimlessly roaming the streets of a city, go wherever you feet take you. Be curious, talk to strangers, get yourself in places that are completely unfamliar to you and see the world around you. In your clip you asked for experiences from your audience. I have been taking photographs all my life - even a short time as a professional back in the sixties - and always, I have been worrying what gear to take with me (on almost all occasions..). In a couple of months I’m going on a two weeks trip to San Francisco, Seattle and Vancouver (sounds American, but I am Duch as a matter of fact..) and you convinced me that the only camera I should bring is a small Fujifilm X70 or X100! Thanks for that!
Your vid made my mind. I'm getting rid of all my DSLRs and get a x100s, DSLR are no good to me since I don't do professional photography, I only take pics on streets and with a DSLR I look like an alien. And all my pro video work are done with Sony mirrorless.
Don't be too quick to play down the original X100, it may be slow AF wise but many say that it has the nicest sensor of the latest versions. The F is a step back in the right direction but still renders mushy foliage. Great photos!, i also love running around new towns/places with my X100t.
Thanks for the video and tips. I just got my hands on x100f to be my travel camera while I’m on business trips and I love it. Curious to know why you prefer to use the SD adapter instead of the Fujifilm iPhone app to transfer the pictures over Wi-Fi. Thanks.
Hey man! I'm new to your content. Great video. I had to check out your actual website to see your work. Perhaps you can mix more actual photographs in your video... Glad you follow your passion!
Thank for the video, Sean. I've started to use Snapseed after the video where you explain how you are editing the photos! And this one is something to learn too! I've also wanted to ask, have you considered to migrate from DSLR to Fuji system? If not, why? I understand that Fuji 100x is pretty still pretty good camera, but have you considered to upgrade it or use something smaller (like Sony RX100). I understand the gear won't make you a better photographer, but I'm just curious about your opinion on this topic :) Looking forward to the next videos!
+Alexey Shikov thanks mate. I hanging on to my DSLRs for pro work because I really enjoy the extra depth of a full frame, and unfortunately Fuji sensors are all cropped. So for now I'm still a Canon guy:)
Great photos and yet again a great video. I have experienced the unfriendliness and suspicion that a DSLR brings in this context when I was working on weekly challenge last year. Really appreciate the tip.
Strange. I got in trouble several times shooting with film cameras (pentax spotmatic and a cheap rangefinder). Its only worse when I have to explain to them how i cannot delete the photos.
Hello, I love your photos and will definitely be following you to see some more of your work. I do have a question regarding your instagram page on your website though. Do you go into that page and add the photos or do you use an app that updates that page everytime you add a photo to your instagram?
I really enjoy your videos. In this video I love that even though you're talking about gear, the images come first and you approach the gear as a tool to help you get the images you want. I like that you can talk about compromises (like the crap focus on the X100) in a rational way -- not "oh this is the worst don't buy this camera" but, "hey, the focus sucks, but guess what, you're using a tiny little camera that lets you take pictures you couldn't even *take* with a DSLR". Thanks so much for your videos; they inspire me to go shoot, which is the most important thing.
+Moishe Lettvin thanks:) very kind of you to say.
how the hell did you get verified sir?
I'm internet famous :D (not really; I worked at Google when G+ was launched and I lucked into verification because of that)
Moishe Lettvin
X100 is definitely NOT a tiny little camera. Fuji designers are probably the worst in the photographic industry.
Miley onDisney
Its an aps-c. It must be something with Fuji's commercial/marketing decision. They make always huge bodies and because they are basically a plain box, they seem also terribly empty. If they chose this way they still can make pretty interesting designs, like the olympus pen F. I guess is the Japanese "Zen" stile of emptiness they prefer.
The original X100 with latest firmware still has a lot going for it.
i re-watched this vid after 3yrs and still found it relevant. thanks for the effort and the sharing. stay well
Photogrphy is not just taking pictures, it’s a philosophy. And you’re my most beloved philosopher on photography. Take a bow , Sir !
@@Bardamu3000 why such negativity?
Man I'm Portuguese I live in lisbon, I already had an x100, the dslt is in the closet and I love my x100T, I loved to see photos of my city .... big hug
i absolutly know the feeling of discovering a new city the first time! its such a feeling of adventurous.. i always take the train or bus to the central station and walk the rest to my hotel.. normally between 30-45min and explore and photograph everything 😍
love that you are still rocking the X100, that camera changed my life!
I just bought a 13 year old Canon 5D. I'm thinking of buying an X100 for similar reasons. 2 great cameras that didn't suddenly stop being great because new models were released.
There are benefits to a lower megapixel count on a sensor. 12Mp is perfectly fine for travel/Street photography. To me the older cameras are a perfect fit between film and Digital. You get the benefits of unlimited "film" and instant review of Digital but with the simplicity of a less feature-packed camera of film. It forces you to focus on the image rather than the menu-system.
I've had my 5D classic and a sigma 50/1.4 for around 7 years now - as my only kit, that setup never let my down. But know I'm thinking about getting a X100S :):))
Great set of workflow tips. I have a Fuji X20 and absolutely love for the same reason. Got some people really impressed on the street when asking them to take photos of me and my wife during trips and realizing it was a digital camera. Cheers!
Hi I have had the original x100 now for a year and love the camera, however i was a bit concerned about the image quality compared to my DSLR, until I realised that mega pixels and ultra sharp images are not everything. Get back to ansel adams style, your feet are your zoom, and just walk around and take images, your sense of appreciation of the x100 is a breath of fresh air. Love the videos keep them going, nice to see non main stream must hav's
I never new that IFTTT does this type of work. You just helped make my work flow so much easier. Thank you!
You share some great tips here Sean. I love the fact that you move across different genres of photography. It’s something I’ve decided to do more of this year. While I primarily take landscape images, I started going out and trying my hand at street photography. I believe the experience in another style of photography will benefit each other. As you said, it helps keep your eye in, and can also extend/expand aspects of your photography like finding new compositions and using light in different ways. I’m now working on how I can transition my vlogs to capture this experience. Thanks for sharing mate!
+Andrew Marr thanks mate. Totally agree, obviously:) best of luck.
Cheers Sean! :)
I have just been given a Fuji X100. It was purchased in 2012, taken on holiday just once, and then put in a cupboard. It was about to be stored in a garage. I'm looking forward to getting out this weekend with it. I find I keep looking at the dials on top and the aperture ring, a bit of a novelty for me right now.
You're the mentor! Thank you for putting out every single video.
Wow!! I never knew about the iPhone SD card adapter. Thanks for the great review of the X100! I love that you pointed out how the camera doesn't scare people off. Most of my cameras have scared even family, especially the DSLR.
Wow thank you for posting this video. You gave me convenient ideas of how I'm going to capture my unforgettable journeys overseas. Thank you
That point you make about people being so psychologically scared of the DSLR resonates with me. I walk around with my sony a7iii and kit lens and people stare at me all weirdly.
Sean I am so glad you brought up the different reactions people have towards DSLR vrs retro looking cameras. I have noticed this strange phenomenon as well. I thought it was me over thinking. People seemed to be more inclined to participate and not mind when I have my Canon A1 out, which is film.
Great content. Traveling light and fast is also a major criteria for me. Thank you.
I don't know what's so bad about the autofocus. For me it works pretty good. Set camera to manual, back button focus, shoot. Done, and works pretty well too. Not gonna match x100f but it's never hindered me
What I walk around with if I'm just shooting for the fun of it, or just walking around as a tourist in a new city, is a tough tg-5. It'll just hang on my hip, ready to be pulled up in an instant when I find something which catches my eye. It's not the best image quality, but it's watertight, it's tiny, it's friendly and most importantly, it's something I can walk around with all day and never even think about it.
And it also does a much better job than my smartphone, by far, which is the only other camera I normally bring along with me.
Sean, once again, ahead of the pack in concept, style, and that ever present under-stated presentation skill you possess.
+Chris Underhill thanks mate:)
This opener has been really refreshing man, Spot on with the no research approach keeps you from rushing past all the local fun
I've had a second hand x100s for a while now but never really made use of it. You've inspired me to get it out, charge the battery and go and do some street shots. Thanks! :)
I just ordered mine today I'm so excited
Awesome video. Great to see a positive review about the original X100s and your minimalist approach to street photography and editing. Very inspirational.
This is exactly what I do, walk fast and edit on the go. I think more people should shoot street photos in a way that suits their personality, as opposed to adhering to rigid methods. There's no right and wrong when it comes to photos, its important to access why and what you're doing.
I also still have my X100, and love it!
Another great video Sean! Your videos are the best and completely picture oriented. Cant wait to see more videos!!
Love this video. Great track too! I also go around with only my mirrorless, a notebook and a pen. I don't even want to carry the weight of my iPad, but I do if I want to go work in a coffee shop/library on other things than my photos. However, I don't carry a sidebag anymore, because I feel unbalanced. I also want to bring a water bottle and some snacks... maybe a sweater or a rainjacket. So a small backpack is better for me. Thanks for making this videos!
Such awesome photos from such a uncluttered and simplistic workflow and approach!
Really like your keenly efficient simple approach. Thanks for sharing this. I'm off to the store for one of those adapters for my i7+..bravo.
Yet another inspirational video. Beautiful images.
Love your presentation style. Love love your consistent thumbnail design. Love the clean white font.
i was just visiting lisbon (had a wonderful time) and thought it was such a visually interesting place. and this from a guy who lives in new york city! thanks for the effort and the sharing. i'm presently binging on your vids and very much appreciate the vibe. BIG thumbs up.
I never thought about using an SD card adapter for the iPhone before watching this. Thanks for sharing!!
You seem like a very pleasant dude to be around. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
Great video Sean,Please keep them coming.
That's a nice and compact way to take photographs, congrats and thanks for sharing your tips.
I almost do the same, except I use a Toshiba SD card, that has built-in WiFi and works very well with my X100 (first gen too). Easier to choose the pics I want to put on my iPhone / iPad. As a bonus I can shoot tethered with my laptop & Lightroom, great when playing with a model or strobes.
I still love my x100 (autofocus is not thaaat bad, come on...) and I'm not in a hurry to try the x100f.
Nice video, I really like the mood, tone and music !
Hey Sean, I love your videos and they continue to inspire me to pick go out and shoot regardless of my gear! I really enjoy the slide shows of your shots at the end and I would love to see them to also appear throughout your future videos
I'm literally plugged into Sean Tucker, watching all your videos, these last couple of days.
I love walking around with my X100S. People barely notice it compared to my Nikon D810 with a grip and a big lens.
Joshua Boldt, I’m finding the complete opposite to be true. Nobody ever seemed to care about my 80D, but the X100F gets a lot of looks, comments, and questions. It’s too sexy!!
love your videos - always beautiful, no matter what topic you pick. your thoughts are even more appriciated!
I always look forward to your videos. Always something different. I've just started following you in Instagram. You have an amazing gallery.
Thanks mate:)
Hi Sean, great vidéos and Channel. Very special style and we learn from you not only Photography but also videography. Good luck and we are waiting more content from you
I like the way you hand held your this camera when you shoot
Hi Sean - I enjoy your videos and I like your approach which is different to many photography TH-camrs / Bloggers. Very inspiring, makes me want to go out and start shooting every time. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
Your videos are premium quality with inspiring content. I thank you for that.
Street photography is harder than I first thought. I'm currently visiting Prague, and tend to end up at tourist spots. Not using my eyes as I should, and missing moments I should be paying attention to. I guess I'm way to focused on doing what everyone elso has done before me sometimes, that I miss those good shots in between
Great vid, appreciate keeping it simple, well as best we can, and thanks for your frank and honest opinion on the Fujifilm, I think your thoughts on the public's perception of different types of camera is spot on👍
The firmware upgrades help with the autofocus and manual focusing, including the addition of focus peaking.
In my city, Perth (Australia), people only take you seriously if you have a DSLR. If you carry around a DSLR people will ask you to take photos for them with their phone/camera and there’s a higher chance of them asking you what you’re shooting or what your camera is, you also get other photographers approaching you. But most people have a good mood towards photographers, some people will pose if they’re in the area where you’re pointing your camera, almost everyone seems to move away if they think they’re between you and what you’re shooting.
Another great and educational video. Thanks.
Great content! Your camera choice and reasoning for, was pure genius. Thanks for sharing, God bless!
Some wonderful and genuine advice given thank you!
I've just discovered that channel and I feel excited!!! Great tutorials, amazing aesthetic!!!
Great information used here, you're exactly right about getting funny looks with a dslr in your hand. I feel like I can't even take photos in the street with my 5d mkiii. I wonder if I should get a mirrorless camera hm? Great images you've taken on Instagram! Peace and love.
Great info, thank you for sharing. I hadn't heard of IFTTT, installed today. great IG feed, I'm following!
Fantastic video. All the best, Sean.
Hey Sean, it's great to see you back my friend and with a some great tips, thank you.
loved this video Sean...I use XT10 with a pancake 27mm lens and it's very handy!
Nice combo. I'm thinking of moving to XT10 and the getting the 35mm to give me a 50mm equivalent. You like the XT 10?
Sean Tucker yeah XT10 is great! same sensor as X100. 35mm would fit best considering you already have x100 with 23mm.
How funny - I've been to Warsaw in November and to Lisbon in January. Lots of déjà-vus in your Instagram account (but loving them)!
dude your videos are so like, poetic, inspiring wow Im really glad I subscribed
Another great video. I love my X100S. It does eat batteries though and dies without much warning. I bet you have a bunch of batteries for your trips.
Great vid. Love your stuff.
Wow - what a lovely balanced video. There is so much ranting and raving on here lately by people with their various agendas - lovely to see a sober, calm normal person for once who really has something to say. Just as an aside Sean - are you running the latest firmware in the X100. You will be pleased to know (though I sold mine), but my X100 with the latest firmware was actually nearly as fast in the focus as my current X100s. I only got the S because my eyes aren't what they used to be and I needed something better than the abysmal EVF on the original camera. In some ways though the images were more lovely - I think Fuji spilled some magic sauce and left it behind when they introduced the X sensor.
Great video very insightful. Keep up the good work!
Dear mr Tucker, I love your approach of photography and I appreciate your philisophy of walking around and really seeing instead of mere looking at the world around you. The pictures you show on Instagram are prove of your capability as a profound ‘observer’. You are probably familiar with Walter Benjamin’s works, especially those on the ‘Flaneur’ and the Paris Galleries. Back in the thirties Benjamin was a real revolutionary in aimlessly roaming the streets of a city, go wherever you feet take you. Be curious, talk to strangers, get yourself in places that are completely unfamliar to you and see the world around you. In your clip you asked for experiences from your audience. I have been taking photographs all my life - even a short time as a professional back in the sixties - and always, I have been worrying what gear to take with me (on almost all occasions..). In a couple of months I’m going on a two weeks trip to San Francisco, Seattle and Vancouver (sounds American, but I am Duch as a matter of fact..) and you convinced me that the only camera I should bring is a small Fujifilm X70 or X100! Thanks for that!
+kees weeda thanks for thoughtful response:) have a great trip.
Great video as always. Warsaw is a beautiful city in fact Poland is a beautiful country.
You shoot a lot of B&W but I prefer many of your color photos. The yellow tram for example looks brilliant.
Your vid made my mind. I'm getting rid of all my DSLRs and get a x100s, DSLR are no good to me since I don't do professional photography, I only take pics on streets and with a DSLR I look like an alien. And all my pro video work are done with Sony mirrorless.
Great shots from Warsaw. I live in Poland and for me Warsaw is a boring place but Your pictures are awesome 💪👍
Don't be too quick to play down the original X100, it may be slow AF wise but many say that it has the nicest sensor of the latest versions. The F is a step back in the right direction but still renders mushy foliage. Great photos!, i also love running around new towns/places with my X100t.
+OnCam31 I do like the look it gives, even if it makes me work for it:)
OnCam31 Didn't they fix the auto focus in updates?
Nope Dope they tried. It's better but definitely not good.
Thanks for the video and tips. I just got my hands on x100f to be my travel camera while I’m on business trips and I love it. Curious to know why you prefer to use the SD adapter instead of the Fujifilm iPhone app to transfer the pictures over Wi-Fi. Thanks.
...because the original X100 didn't have wifi:)
Thanks for info regarding using your iPhone.
Nice videos.. well explained and edited. Subscribed. :) Thanks for the inspiring videos.
So few pictures from Warsaw, my town, but anyway thank you!
Great Video. Keep up the great work.
Hey man! I'm new to your content. Great video. I had to check out your actual website to see your work. Perhaps you can mix more actual photographs in your video... Glad you follow your passion!
Excellent video! Sean.
Warsaw? Nice! Greetings from Poland...
great video and not blah blah nonsense like other photographers' channels. Good job!
Hello, excellent videos like always, but I have a question, Which format do you use to take photos JPEG or RAW?
great video,,, i liked the strap and the body protecr,, any ifo. regard them??
I just bought the original with 2.11 its amazing.
Nice video, thank you. Could you please repeat, which bag you use?
Excellent tips and images. Curious who you use for your website
+Andrew Hensley Squarespace
Thanks for getting back. Site looks nice
i just wanna say your work is Amazing ...
but can u make a video or make points about how i can get rid of my shy to photograph in public thx
+Ali Ameer when I work it out for myself I will let you know:)
I"m just so happy to realize I'm not the only one :)
Then how do u do what u do i fell so upset that i cant shot what i wanna shot
Sean. I love your videos and learn quite a lot. Thank you. What messenger bag are you using with your x100 if you don’t mind my asking?
Great video! Which strap are you using with the X100 Sean?
+Jurgen Onland just a cheap wrist strap off Amazon. Nothing special.
Amazing content as always sean :)
Thank for the video, Sean. I've started to use Snapseed after the video where you explain how you are editing the photos! And this one is something to learn too!
I've also wanted to ask, have you considered to migrate from DSLR to Fuji system? If not, why?
I understand that Fuji 100x is pretty still pretty good camera, but have you considered to upgrade it or use something smaller (like Sony RX100).
I understand the gear won't make you a better photographer, but I'm just curious about your opinion on this topic :)
Looking forward to the next videos!
+Alexey Shikov thanks mate. I hanging on to my DSLRs for pro work because I really enjoy the extra depth of a full frame, and unfortunately Fuji sensors are all cropped. So for now I'm still a Canon guy:)
Love your ideas!!
Interesting point of view 👍🏻
Great photos and yet again a great video. I have experienced the unfriendliness and suspicion that a DSLR brings in this context when I was working on weekly challenge last year. Really appreciate the tip.
Nice Vid. QUESTION: when you editing your images set you the brightness of the display to 100%?
+Oliver no I usually trust the auto brightness. I figure seeing as most people will view on auto brightness that this gives me a benchmark.
Love your bag but too bad Amazon UK doesn't ship to Canada.
Strange. I got in trouble several times shooting with film cameras (pentax spotmatic and a cheap rangefinder). Its only worse when I have to explain to them how i cannot delete the photos.
Hello, I love your photos and will definitely be following you to see some more of your work. I do have a question regarding your instagram page on your website though. Do you go into that page and add the photos or do you use an app that updates that page everytime you add a photo to your instagram?
Awesome video, keep making 'em :)