O my gawd that's funny Gavin. Another funny thing is that you came to mind w/ your (ahem) borrowed Fuji from your last video the very minute I saw this video of Toms, so your appearance was rich. And so the pixel wars begin!
You want one of my new 3D printed mounts for four A7Riv together. Massive number of mpx. And no nodal issues with the one lens out front . Still working on the vignetting, but give me a week or two.
Hi Mr. Heaton. You are one of the most soft spoken,kind hearted, truthful human which translates into your photography. I do enjoy your videos very much. I belong to a different country, different culture, different age group etc. but the dreams we often aspire that doesn't happen in just one lifetime. Yes! I try to live through your eyes with my soul attached to your photographs. I wish you a very happy life,may you present us with many more marvelous 'art'. Love from India 💕
Thomas, I saw your video. The Phase One camera is an amazing piece of equipment. I was lucking to start out with their system about 9 years ago. Without a doubt this is my go-to camera. I have also upgraded as each new camera has come out. I currently use the IQ4-150 system. I've shot lots of panos with this system. Somehow, even though I have other premium DSLRS, it is the Phase One that goes everywhere and I shoot 90% of my shots with it. The color and the tones in the resulting images are simply amazing. All together this is my third body / system from Phase One. When a new system comes out my Phase One dealer takes my older Phase One in trade. So the financial pain of moving forward is much more affordable. Getting the first camera was the big hurdle. Cheers
@@ThomasHeatonPhoto I do have my camera gear insured. I do reasonable measures to keep them safe, but I use them all the time so they are out in the pubic. At first I held them like babies, now I simply use them… they are now familiar in my hand. As soon as I pick them up the neck strap keeps them from falling. Once they are on the tripod that’s when I relinquish the straps. The quality of results are worth the risks.
I knew it wasnt your gaff when i saw the wellies on coming in through the front door :) in fairness the are spotless ! my heart goes out to Gavin ! great video man !
Lol, the ending is giving me big Nick Carver 'Behind the glass with a glass vibes', I love it! Thanks for sharing your experience with that awesome camera. It's funny since I ran into some guys using an IQ3 back on an Alpa system a few days ago. Keep up the awesome content!
Amazing camera! For someone who spent years shooting 4x5 I really like the vertical and side shift feature. And the start up time is a non factor after all the time I spent setting up the 4x5 for each shot. Looking forward to seeing more of your shots with the IQ4. And, as someone who has been there with the vehicle camping, I agree totally with your choice of the free apartment. Hell yeah! :)
Exactly. Some of my colleagues were just smiling at me when I answered them in similar fashion about how I like to shoot with the Phase One. They are at most full frame dslr shooters. I remember the first time, back in 2016, when I just joined the company (Phase One), and I got the 'staff kit' for my 3 week long trip. (It was back then DF+ bodies, and IQ380 full frame and IQ350 cropped backs (same sensor as Thomas' camera has), so a bit more cumbersome). Before that time I was shooting landscape on my Cambo SC and compared to that it was way too easy and light. With the CMOS backs it became even more simple to photograph with a Phase One. To be honest, since 2016 I did not expose a single sheet of film because of that.
Hi Thomas, great video and love your photos. Nice camera - bit out of my price range. I also like to comment on your quality videos. They are very professional and you balance sections with music and no music when you talk. There are sooo many you-tubers who always play loud music in background making it very hard to understand any spoken word in their videos. You are getting this 100% right. Thank you.
@@jeffpotter7958 yes indeed. He came clean on Instagram. There will be a video out soon….as well as “A Link in the Description” ( 😜 ) Remember a video or so ago when Amanda’s mother was on…. That’s why she was there. It was a small private wedding. Amanda has had the ring on for months now.
I've been so busy with life and family over the past couple months and have missed all of Tom's recent videos. This video was my first one back. It's like a breath of fresh air...so calming and beautiful. I can't wait to catch up on all your other videos. Very inspiring as usual. Thanks!
Just watched this vid and wow that first shot I jumped up out my seat paused it and just took a good long stare at it for a while. Lottery money that camera for me unfortunately never know one day great vid Gavin never fails to crack a smile for me
Tom the focus gremlins were certainly out and about with you...but hey, great video and superlative images. You learnt, we learnt...we all learnt! Or is that learned?? 150 meg may give you some serious cropping solutions with the stump. Its a wonderful image without the full landscape context. Great stuff!
Boutta go to sleep and my favorite photography TH-camr uploads a new video.. well I guess I have no choice but to stay up a little longer xD Btw i'm an amateur photographer who just started out recently. You're probably my biggest inspiration to get started in photography. Thanks, love the videos!
Wow !! Loved the intro😄😄 Lovely camera, a piece of art in itself. Thanks for showing us some of the results. Just thinking, I'd love to see a shot with the rain falling, I'm sure all those pixels could make a good job. Cant wait to see what other results you get. You're a real pro Thomas👍thanks again Alioban x
Just went to a gallery 3 weeks ago that was selling landscape photos in the many tens of $1ks. The photos were huge and stunning, and I immediately went online to find any content on the IQ3, which is what the photographer used, and I couldn’t find anything. Glad that Tom demoed the next model.
Wow, that is a huge camera. It looks like hauling around a large format film camera. Thanks for sharing, I was always curious about those cameras but there’s never been a reason to rent one. I’m eager to see more of your experience with the PhaseOne.
I can't afford the camera but I'm eternally grateful to Phase One for Capture One - so much better than LR, especially for Fujifilm users. Hope the weather picks up for the next video!
Beautiful work both in your photos and your video story telling as always Thomas! I'm a proud owner of a Fujifilm XT-2 after trying Canon, Sony and Panasonic. I deeply enjoy watching all your videos knowing your video is run through the XT-4. You do a fantasic job keeping your videos "REAL WORLD" and not just the average review. Be blessed!
Poor Gavin! 😜 But he's doing quite some good pictures! I wonder if he will also make a book some day, like this wonderful book »Landscape Photography - On Location with Thomas Heaton« which I bought at once! 😂
Behind the glass, with a glass Thomas Heaton style! Excellent. Two beautiful pics with the $50K camera. The flat is awesome! Nothing says you have to be uncomfortable as a photographer. Cheers!
That is indeed a stunning camera system Thomas! I had an IQ4 back for a while and it was amazing! But ultimately cost (insurance was expensive as well in my part of the world) along with lack of lenses, portability (I often hike with my camera system), slow startup and limited battery life made my move back to a more conventional system. But the images you can get from that sensor stays amazing! Love your "interaction" with Gavin, I clicked "Like" right after that! Keep up the great work, you are an inspiration, always looking forward to your videos! (Ok, have to admit, also look forward to Gavin's videos🙈)
I have a 6megapixel Phase One Lightphase camera back (circa 1998) that was given to me. Basically, it’s a tethered studio camera that I have adapted for landscape photography. In terms of believable, emotionally charged colour, it has the best picture quality I have ever gotten out of a digital camera. These old school phat pixel late 90’s camera backs have a lot going for them.
A bit of a candy ass there Tom. A wee bit of drizzle and roughing it in the camper van is too much, hence refuge in a cozy, artsy apartment in Keswick. Watching this after watching Morten Hilmer’s Svalbard series. What a contrast. LoL. 🤣🤣🤣 No cozy comfort for Morton, that is for sure. But nice images and I appreciate the look at the PhaseOne even though it is way beyond what I would or could spend.
What a beautiful camera that takes photos that are insanely detailed, beautiful dynamic range, and with such depth. All this with a user experience that is reminiscent of cameras of old. Lovely shots, Thomas! This camera couldn't be in better hands to show what it can do. Love the 2nd shot the most. Loved the chat with Gavin. 😊😉 Megapixel madness! Thanks for the great video! Cheers!!!
Wow..thanks for sharing and why nit enjoy a flat to sleep and to spread your gear. Always fun when you are joined by one of your other amigo from across the pond.
I'm always so impressed with your eye for compositions. I wonder how many people walked right past the exact same scene it didn't notice anything. Myself, I'm drawn to the red berries I see in my area. I take all sorts of different shots, but I'm always disappointed when I get home. I find inspiration in your work, and always enjoy hearing about and watching your process. Thanks Thomas! :)
I like the size of that sensor. And is it really that expensive? All depends on how and where you spend your money. A new mid size 4wd pickup decently equipped will run close to $50,000. Aftermarket gear to make an overlander can easily add another $20,000. So which do you do? Highest resolution camera with 3 lens, a sturdy dampening tripod and lighting to boot or a decked out midsized overlander. Mmm... I think I'm gonna have to have both.
Thanks for sharing. In my previous job I worked with a camera having an IMX411 sensor by sony which is also this resolution. It was an industrial camera (GEV interface, 24V DC power, B/W sensor) and not my choice of lens, I had loved to take it into the field with a big battery or so... Nice video and also this is not the most practical camera I guess....
You should get one. In my area there are quite a few photographers that shoot with the Phase system - really great images. The Phase support from our local dealer is top notch. I think your style of photography is very well suited to the relatively compact XT system.
Phase one, 150 mp, £50k, I’ll happily test one on a temporary permanent f.o.c. loan basis, throw some lenses in to sweeten the deal and I’m in. Stunning quality, just stunning.
It's awesome that you got the chance to do a phase one camera and yes those things are extremely extremely expensive I don't know which is worse a phase one or a reds for expensive cameras that is but excellent video nonetheless have yourself a good one later on keep on driving keep on landscape photography shooting or something like that there was supposed to rhyme somewhere online but I can't do that right now my head's hurting too much later
Cheers !! Not too bad that scotch, I prefere Islay but I did try it and enjoy it. I enjoyed your video, different from many of your others, but quite enjoyable. Looking forward to your next vid !!
Nice camera I have the old world film equivalent of this camera. The Corfield WA67 with mamiya rb67 back and the 6x8 back. The corfield wa67 shifts up and down but you cant change the lens but at around £4k its a whole lot cheaper than the Phase One. I used it for my architecture work 20 years back never tried landsape with it
Hi Thomas. Love the channel. maybe you should add the time you took the picture at. The way you put up the ISO etc. i always ask myself i wonder what time he took that picture at 🙈😀 love from Ireland 🇮🇪
Nice to see the XT in action with the IQ4. For landscape photography it's wonderful. My favourite lens is the 90mm. If you already own a Phaseone medium format back you can trade up. It's not that bad a deal. At the moment I use a 60mp medium format digital back which is enough for me on an Arca Swiss F Metric which has much more movement. The XT is too restrictive for an architectural photographer. Not quite enough movement. Would be good to see you use the frame averaging feature. I've already bought the Leica S system with CS lenses for dance photography. So I'm not trading up yet to the IQ4. It is a good option for advertising photographers though. With all these systems it's the batteries which can surprise you. Always check them for expansion. It's rare but they combust. I keep all my lithium batteries for my different cameras in fire proof bags in an ammo box!
I'd like a redo Tom. I've gaffa taped my A7R4 to The Fuji GFX100s giving me a total of 169 Mp. Nothing beats that...
:D jajajaja
O my gawd that's funny Gavin. Another funny thing is that you came to mind w/ your (ahem) borrowed Fuji from your last video the very minute I saw this video of Toms, so your appearance was rich. And so the pixel wars begin!
megapixels are so overrated..... ;0)
You want one of my new 3D printed mounts for four A7Riv together. Massive number of mpx. And no nodal issues with the one lens out front .
Still working on the vignetting, but give me a week or two.
@@kronkite1530 SOLD!
I pissed myself. That was brilliant. Love the fun collaboration going on in your little TH-cam landscape photography community.
Hi Mr. Heaton.
You are one of the most soft spoken,kind hearted, truthful human which translates into your photography. I do enjoy your videos very much. I belong to a different country, different culture, different age group etc. but the dreams we often aspire that doesn't happen in just one lifetime. Yes! I try to live through your eyes with my soul attached to your photographs. I wish you a very happy life,may you present us with many more marvelous 'art'.
Love from India 💕
Thomas, I saw your video. The Phase One camera is an amazing piece of equipment. I was lucking to start out with their system about 9 years ago. Without a doubt this is my go-to camera. I have also upgraded as each new camera has come out. I currently use the IQ4-150 system. I've shot lots of panos with this system. Somehow, even though I have other premium DSLRS, it is the Phase One that goes everywhere and I shoot 90% of my shots with it. The color and the tones in the resulting images are simply amazing. All together this is my third body / system from Phase One. When a new system comes out my Phase One dealer takes my older Phase One in trade. So the financial pain of moving forward is much more affordable. Getting the first camera was the big hurdle. Cheers
It must be amazing to own such a system, but I'd be so worries about breaking it or having it stolen. I suppose that's what insurance is for.
@@ThomasHeatonPhoto I do have my camera gear insured. I do reasonable measures to keep them safe, but I use them all the time so they are out in the pubic. At first I held them like babies, now I simply use them… they are now familiar in my hand. As soon as I pick them up the neck strap keeps them from falling. Once they are on the tripod that’s when I relinquish the straps. The quality of results are worth the risks.
Whether sunny, rainy or snowy ... the photos of this photographer are always amazing❤. Thank you for the video Thomas. Good luck!
Some piece of kit mate ! Loved the cameo from G man .. congrats on the 500k !! Some achievement and well deserved
You and Gavin just cracks me up.... Love your channel......
I really enjoy the calmness in your videos, especially in that fast paced world, it's a nice counterweight:)
You‘re right. Ir‘s certainly the best camera for sports and wildfife.
I knew it wasnt your gaff when i saw the wellies on coming in through the front door :) in fairness the are spotless ! my heart goes out to Gavin ! great video man !
Thomas Heaton at his best: a fancy camera, a jealous friend, lots of rain, and great photos. Love it!
Thanks a lot.
Pascal eres un pelota!!! 😉
@Tomi Partanen Te doy la razón Tomi pero sigo pensando lo mismo.. Pascal es un "pelota" 😆😎
As always your humor and wit are superb!
Lol, the ending is giving me big Nick Carver 'Behind the glass with a glass vibes', I love it! Thanks for sharing your experience with that awesome camera. It's funny since I ran into some guys using an IQ3 back on an Alpa system a few days ago. Keep up the awesome content!
Amazing camera! For someone who spent years shooting 4x5 I really like the vertical and side shift feature. And the start up time is a non factor after all the time I spent setting up the 4x5 for each shot. Looking forward to seeing more of your shots with the IQ4. And, as someone who has been there with the vehicle camping, I agree totally with your choice of the free apartment. Hell yeah! :)
Yeah, 17sec Vs LF is nothing. Glad you enjoyed the video 👍
Exactly. Some of my colleagues were just smiling at me when I answered them in similar fashion about how I like to shoot with the Phase One. They are at most full frame dslr shooters.
I remember the first time, back in 2016, when I just joined the company (Phase One), and I got the 'staff kit' for my 3 week long trip. (It was back then DF+ bodies, and IQ380 full frame and IQ350 cropped backs (same sensor as Thomas' camera has), so a bit more cumbersome). Before that time I was shooting landscape on my Cambo SC and compared to that it was way too easy and light. With the CMOS backs it became even more simple to photograph with a Phase One.
To be honest, since 2016 I did not expose a single sheet of film because of that.
Flipping love the comedy! Love Gavin's channel as well! Great video
Hi Thomas, great video and love your photos. Nice camera - bit out of my price range. I also like to comment on your quality videos. They are very professional and you balance sections with music and no music when you talk. There are sooo many you-tubers who always play loud music in background making it very hard to understand any spoken word in their videos. You are getting this 100% right. Thank you.
The scripted conversation between you guys was actually really good. Most of the time those are a bit cringy but you pulled it off.
Neither of them pulled either off!__ oh I see.
Yeah.
Awkward
@@markhyde1970 😂
What do you mean, scripted? 🤔
@@ThomasHeatonPhoto 😂
@@ThomasHeatonPhoto this is it, the commitment to the bit is what made it so funny. I love it.
Haha, that intro was epic! Also really liked that small oak tree/wall photo :)
The best part was how Gavin had his book propped up in the background. Lol
Poor Gavin… newlywed… poor weather…extreme hiking up mountains and Amanda doing the Unicorn dance as she put stuff on the vision board
@@francisschweitzer8431 Gavin got married?
@@jeffpotter7958 yes indeed. He came clean on Instagram. There will be a video out soon….as well as “A Link in the Description” ( 😜 ) Remember a video or so ago when Amanda’s mother was on…. That’s why she was there. It was a small private wedding. Amanda has had the ring on for months now.
Flexing with the hardback toilet paper! :D
What's up Thomas? Love your new camera; and looking at this first shot, you have struck Gold. That's tight!
Nice one Thomas, fabulous photo's too. That start was so funny :)
I've been so busy with life and family over the past couple months and have missed all of Tom's recent videos. This video was my first one back. It's like a breath of fresh air...so calming and beautiful. I can't wait to catch up on all your other videos. Very inspiring as usual. Thanks!
Wow that first image is just stunning, awesome work Thomas!
A nice story, and a wonderful camera, I mean that the photos are incredibile.Thank you for sharing!!!
That sensor is HUGE!! Did anyone else get Narnia vibes when Tom walks through the woods with the umbrella like James McAvoy as Mr. Tumnus.
Tha waperfect frame..tom should ve taken pic of it
Just watched this vid and wow that first shot I jumped up out my seat paused it and just took a good long stare at it for a while. Lottery money that camera for me unfortunately never know one day great vid Gavin never fails to crack a smile for me
Tom the focus gremlins were certainly out and about with you...but hey, great video and superlative images. You learnt, we learnt...we all learnt! Or is that learned?? 150 meg may give you some serious cropping solutions with the stump. Its a wonderful image without the full landscape context. Great stuff!
Love the quality of these shots, pretty awesome
Boutta go to sleep and my favorite photography TH-camr uploads a new video.. well I guess I have no choice but to stay up a little longer xD
Btw i'm an amateur photographer who just started out recently. You're probably my biggest inspiration to get started in photography. Thanks, love the videos!
Wow !! Loved the intro😄😄 Lovely camera, a piece of art in itself. Thanks for showing us some of the results. Just thinking, I'd love to see a shot with the rain falling, I'm sure all those pixels could make a good job. Cant wait to see what other results you get. You're a real pro Thomas👍thanks again Alioban x
It blew my mind when you showed the first image of the tree with red berries! Stunning detail!
Spectacular setting, in any weather.
Wow £50k 150mp camera, obviously lost on us viewers on TH-cam to appreciate the detail. Liked the images too
I couldn't think of anyone better to use this camera. Better your nerves than mine. Great image and that 100% amazing.
Just went to a gallery 3 weeks ago that was selling landscape photos in the many tens of $1ks. The photos were huge and stunning, and I immediately went online to find any content on the IQ3, which is what the photographer used, and I couldn’t find anything. Glad that Tom demoed the next model.
The thing is that if you can sell large prints for $10k+, then $50k for the tool helping to achieve this might be not that crazy investment.
Imitation is the highest form of flattery. Nick Carver would be proud of that flat segment with a glass :)
Wow, that is a huge camera. It looks like hauling around a large format film camera. Thanks for sharing, I was always curious about those cameras but there’s never been a reason to rent one. I’m eager to see more of your experience with the PhaseOne.
I can't afford the camera but I'm eternally grateful to Phase One for Capture One - so much better than LR, especially for Fujifilm users. Hope the weather picks up for the next video!
Beautiful work both in your photos and your video story telling as always Thomas! I'm a proud owner of a Fujifilm XT-2 after trying Canon, Sony and Panasonic. I deeply enjoy watching all your videos knowing your video is run through the XT-4. You do a fantasic job keeping your videos "REAL WORLD" and not just the average review. Be blessed!
Loved that video shot at 9:22, thanks for that. Love that mist. Gorgeous.
I love Tom"s videos. Always entertaining and honest.
Hilarious start…woke up the household with me laughing!
Poor Gavin! 😜
But he's doing quite some good pictures! I wonder if he will also make a book some day, like this wonderful book »Landscape Photography - On Location with Thomas Heaton« which I bought at once!
😂
Didn't you see his product placement? Haha, he defo has a book 📖
@@ThomasHeatonPhoto And judging by all the hints to buy it, he must have the whole print run unsold, poor guy!
Quality Gavin content mate👍🏼. Top fun 😁
The colors in those shots are superb.
Fascinating (and entertaining) as always.
this is my second time watching the video and the joke at the beginning is brilliant. taken from life. and an impressive camera.
Ive watched this twice now, great intro!
Behind the glass, with a glass Thomas Heaton style! Excellent. Two beautiful pics with the $50K camera. The flat is awesome! Nothing says you have to be uncomfortable as a photographer. Cheers!
That is indeed a stunning camera system Thomas! I had an IQ4 back for a while and it was amazing! But ultimately cost (insurance was expensive as well in my part of the world) along with lack of lenses, portability (I often hike with my camera system), slow startup and limited battery life made my move back to a more conventional system. But the images you can get from that sensor stays amazing!
Love your "interaction" with Gavin, I clicked "Like" right after that! Keep up the great work, you are an inspiration, always looking forward to your videos! (Ok, have to admit, also look forward to Gavin's videos🙈)
Loved the second comp. The wall framing the tree so works.
You start to use two video camera positions now? wow! you really get this into a whole new level
I have a 6megapixel Phase One Lightphase camera back (circa 1998) that was given to me. Basically, it’s a tethered studio camera that I have adapted for landscape photography. In terms of believable, emotionally charged colour, it has the best picture quality I have ever gotten out of a digital camera. These old school phat pixel late 90’s camera backs have a lot going for them.
The conversation with Gavin was fabulously funny!
The Gavin cameo had me rolling! Enjoy both of your work!!
A bit of a candy ass there Tom. A wee bit of drizzle and roughing it in the camper van is too much, hence refuge in a cozy, artsy apartment in Keswick. Watching this after watching Morten Hilmer’s Svalbard series. What a contrast. LoL. 🤣🤣🤣 No cozy comfort for Morton, that is for sure. But nice images and I appreciate the look at the PhaseOne even though it is way beyond what I would or could spend.
Stunning video as always Thomas thank you!! Keep up the great work and looking forward to the next instalment!!!
Thomas and Gavin are a great comedic duo
What a beautiful camera that takes photos that are insanely detailed, beautiful dynamic range, and with such depth. All this with a user experience that is reminiscent of cameras of old. Lovely shots, Thomas! This camera couldn't be in better hands to show what it can do. Love the 2nd shot the most.
Loved the chat with Gavin. 😊😉 Megapixel madness! Thanks for the great video! Cheers!!!
Da kaufe ich mich lieber eine Fuji GFX 100 II und kann noch eine tolle Reise machen, für drei Personen mit Flug.
Will look forward to the next videos for the comparison
framing your video is better than a lot of what I've done in photography. Thanks, Thomas!
Wow..thanks for sharing and why nit enjoy a flat to sleep and to spread your gear.
Always fun when you are joined by one of your other amigo from across the pond.
Glad you enjoyed it. Hopefully more cameos to come.
I always watch to the end and one of these days it might be worth watching LOL
A beast of a camera, hope you get some light for it.
Loved the intro, had me smiling the whole time!
4 Camera angles for “Setting off from the van” scene. Appreciate the dedication.
Hey Thomas, fantastic video as usual! This camera is a real beast! Thank you !
image 2 is my pick, nice dreamy background looks great.
Nice apartment/flat. If I am ever in that area, I will check out the offerings. It is nice to take a break from the grind now and then.
Great cameo appearance by Mr Hardcastle, lol, he must be gutted!
.Was that a Glenmorangie Lasanta you were imbibing? Excellent for taking the chill off, after tramping through the wet woods…
Mads, Gav and you on the intro, we'll I guess I'd better keep watching.
I vote for Tom living the TRUE van life
lmao congrats on making the phone call not cringe, that was actually mad funny
I'm always so impressed with your eye for compositions. I wonder how many people walked right past the exact same scene it didn't notice anything. Myself, I'm drawn to the red berries I see in my area. I take all sorts of different shots, but I'm always disappointed when I get home. I find inspiration in your work, and always enjoy hearing about and watching your process. Thanks Thomas! :)
Loved the beginning, loved the middle and the end! Wouldn’t blame you for running away with the camera, never to be seen again!
Gavin’s a natural born actor/comedian. The rapport was delightful 📷
I like the size of that sensor. And is it really that expensive? All depends on how and where you spend your money. A new mid size 4wd pickup decently equipped will run close to $50,000. Aftermarket gear to make an overlander can easily add another $20,000. So which do you do? Highest resolution camera with 3 lens, a sturdy dampening tripod and lighting to boot or a decked out midsized overlander. Mmm... I think I'm gonna have to have both.
Great 👍 start and funny as hell
So impressed I'm gonna buy two of them. One for wet weather and one for dry, nothing worse than using a wet camera on a dry day ;)
...and a Porsche to transport them in 👍
I had to replace mine. It was facing the wrong way.
Was not expecting that!
Cheers to you and Gavin. Let's go to half a million!
Those pictures looked amazing! Really enjoyed the video!
Loved the visit by Gavin.
Some truly stunning images. Great video.
Thanks for sharing. In my previous job I worked with a camera having an IMX411 sensor by sony which is also this resolution. It was an industrial camera (GEV interface, 24V DC power, B/W sensor) and not my choice of lens, I had loved to take it into the field with a big battery or so... Nice video and also this is not the most practical camera I guess....
Never had the chance to use a Phase One camera, but I do love my copy of Capture One, every day of the week over Lightroom; wonderful video!
They certainly put this camera in the right hands.
That phone call was just hilarious. :-D
Great video(as usual :) ) and very funny collab! great work!
You should get one.
In my area there are quite a few photographers that shoot with the Phase system - really great images. The Phase support from our local dealer is top notch.
I think your style of photography is very well suited to the relatively compact XT system.
Opening sequence made me laugh mate 😂 good banter
Phase one, 150 mp, £50k, I’ll happily test one on a temporary permanent f.o.c. loan basis, throw some lenses in to sweeten the deal and I’m in. Stunning quality, just stunning.
Brilliant video Thomas! I've always wondered what it'd be like shooting with that big fella. Enjoy that Scotch!
It's awesome that you got the chance to do a phase one camera and yes those things are extremely extremely expensive I don't know which is worse a phase one or a reds for expensive cameras that is but excellent video nonetheless have yourself a good one later on keep on driving keep on landscape photography shooting or something like that there was supposed to rhyme somewhere online but I can't do that right now my head's hurting too much later
That intro was incredible 👏. I actually went and subscribed to Gavin just because I felt sorry for him only having 65k subscribers.
Great vlog Tom as usual
Cheers !! Not too bad that scotch, I prefere Islay but I did try it and enjoy it. I enjoyed your video, different from many of your others, but quite enjoyable. Looking forward to your next vid !!
Nice camera I have the old world film equivalent of this camera. The Corfield WA67 with mamiya rb67 back and the 6x8 back. The corfield wa67 shifts up and down but you cant change the lens but at around £4k its a whole lot cheaper than the Phase One. I used it for my architecture work 20 years back never tried landsape with it
Hi Thomas. Love the channel. maybe you should add the time you took the picture at. The way you put up the ISO etc. i always ask myself i wonder what time he took that picture at 🙈😀 love from Ireland 🇮🇪
Nice to see the XT in action with the IQ4. For landscape photography it's wonderful. My favourite lens is the 90mm. If you already own a Phaseone medium format back you can trade up. It's not that bad a deal. At the moment I use a 60mp medium format digital back which is enough for me on an Arca Swiss F Metric which has much more movement. The XT is too restrictive for an architectural photographer. Not quite enough movement. Would be good to see you use the frame averaging feature. I've already bought the Leica S system with CS lenses for dance photography. So I'm not trading up yet to the IQ4. It is a good option for advertising photographers though. With all these systems it's the batteries which can surprise you. Always check them for expansion. It's rare but they combust. I keep all my lithium batteries for my different cameras in fire proof bags in an ammo box!
between you and Gavin, whose photo book should i buy first and why? and are any of them as good as Adam's work?