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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Todays video is a photo guide to Budapest! We spent 4 days in this beautiful city and I cover how I've been getting on with the Leica M10 along with how you should do the trip. All of the images in this video have been edited with my preset pack that you can find below
We visited many places whilst in Budapest to name a few:
Buda Castle
Fishermans Bastion
Central Market
Hungarian Parliament
New York Cafe
00:00 - Introduction
01:15 - Budapest at Night
02:53 - Sunrise in Budapest
04:38 - Sunset in Budapest
05:22 - Daytime in Budapest
07:40 - Food in Budapest
08:49 - Budapest Travel Tips
10:43 - Thoughts on M10 + 28mm + 50mm
11:33 Conclusion
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As a follower from Budapest, thank you for showing the world our beautiful city 🤗
Hope the images did it justice! I’ve been twice now and still want to go back!
@@Goughie absolutely stunning images 👌🏻 you should contact the Budapest Tourism Board 🙂
@@volkom91 that’s an interesting shout!
always amazing shots and a great video!
Loved your tour of Bp! Great images. Thnx.
Great storytelling and photos!
Great rundown of your trip. Nice to see you make the most of your Leica M10
Stellar photos and video!
🙏🙏
This was AWESOME, OMG thank you for this AMAZING tour, From NYC. Great shots as well.
I love these travelog videos. They make me want to book a ticket and go experience a place and shoot some photos
These shots are insane ! Great stuff. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Cheers mate! Glad you enjoyed!
First class video.
Another great vid Goughie. Love your no fluff commentary and wonderful photos. You cover everything I am in interested in whether it is camera gear or when visiting a place, what to photograph. I also like that you cover recommended things to do and see, and of course food and drink. I hope your channel continues to grow. You deserve it.
Fantastic video!
What a beautiful city, this one was already in my travel list, but now I had to raise it's priority :D
Great photos as always, and excellent recommendations on the scenic spots.
Am impressed with the M10's dynamic range, the sunrise photos had buildings and sky evenly visible.
🎉 Great shots and amazing trip. Welcome back.
Thank you 🙏
great video thnx
Nice!
I would love to go there now, beautiful photographs mate!
Can’t recommend it enough!
Beautiful pictures and very useful travel guide! I've been to Budapest a few times and still have places left to explore.
Wishing you many more subs :) Keep up the good work, I'm happy to share it!
Thank you!
Wow what a city. Your photos are also all again fastastic. I just like to see travel photography. Budapest definitely end up on my list of cities to visit someday. ✌
Definitely! It’s a must! And thank you! 💪🏻
thx, like the city very much, and had the trip, with the same photo stuff (M10/6) .👍your pics are great...
Thank you Stefan! I loved it! Great minds think alike aye! Such a good combo
Nice, my wife is from there!
Been there, done that, shot on a Nikon D7200 at the time ( sorry that I didn't bring my lighter mf3 Lumix instead)
I found a telephoto lens and light travel tripod essential, for shots from the Castle at night and sunrise etc
The Chain Bridge was open of course 📷👍
Gotta love those 50 'Lux red flares! Great choice of lenses, though I personally would've been missing the 35 focal length.
Starting to wonder if 21/24 + 35mm is my preference
@@Goughie in the end rangefinders are about getting our own perspective on things. I primarily shoot 50mm. I could take 50mm everywhere. Bresson shot the whole world in 50mm. So did Erwitt.
Leica Ms aren’t so good for generic travel photos. 50 is great. 28 is great. But I’ll be missing 35mm. Or maybe 21mm.
It gets crazy thinking about it this way. For this, I would much rather take a Nikon and a 24-70f2.8.
You don’t see National Geographic photographers messing around with a little rangefinder. Just a good camera and a 24-70 is all you need.
@@carlosmcse I quite like my generic travel photos, and I had a lot of fun doing it so I’ll continue to do it and leave my 24-70mm zoom at home
Hey amazing images, just wanna know how to make Leica vintage looks with editing or just because of leica ? Thanks
For night photography 35mm Summilux is the king.
Don’t tell me that! I left it at home! 😂
Lightroom edit looks amazing 👍 future video about that?
Potentially, it’s typically put my preset on called the daily and then tweak white balance and exposure
Aah alright, good to know, love your videos photos, looking forward to the summilux video!
ok...next time you go to Budapest, you need some foodie insights from me, to avoid the tourist traps (Karavan) that you say you actually enjoyed, and have a next level foodie experience.
Interesting mix of photo vid and travel vid. I'll just add my two cents. If there's one thing my travels around the glove have taught me it is that 4 days is nowhere near enough for a city like Budapest, nor would be 6 or 7 days. The longer you stay, the broader and the deeper and the more nuanced - and rewarding - your experience will be. Just when you think you've explored it all, you find more to delve into. I've spent months, even a year or more in a good number of cities and could easily have stayed even longer but for expiring visas ! Drop the tourist attractions asap (4 days max) and start just 'being there,' a day at a time, until you know it's time. It has become a part of you, for life. An excellent little book I've been recommending for the last twenty years on 'deep travel' is: Vagabonding - An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-term World Travel / Rolf Potts. Still in print. Check it out !
Unfortunately, a full time job stands in the way of staying longer! Budapest is definitely somewhere I’d like to spend a few months lovely place!
Great travelog and some beautiful photos! About the 28 and 50mm lens setup, would it work to keep them on two separate bodies and have them both with you while on walkabout? For example, one body with a shoulder strap and one with a wrist strap? That would save the hassle of frequent lens swopping. Similar to some street photographers who choose to shoot with both a Ricoh GR III and a GR IIIx at the same time. I'm considering the same approach with two Fujifilm X-E3 bodies and the 18mm f2 and 35mm f1.4. Does that make sense?
Yes it would, I didn’t have all that much film though so it only worked for so long! I also had the added complication of a 3rd camera to record the video
@@Goughie Ah got it! Forgot that you also had the 3rd camera for shooting video, of course. Cool. Well, the photos came out beautifully regardless :)
28&50. There’s no better pair. The 35 is okay for everyday casual stuff, but if you’re going on a trip; the 28&50 combo is so much better. The 35 is just not wide enough or narrow enough. 28 is the new 35.
Just your opinion. Lol. 😂 I’ll take 35 any day.
@@vproven
You must see the irony you making that comment on this particular video of a guy who brings the 28&50 and leaves his new 35 at home.
L O L and laughing emoji. Hilarious.
@@vproven Carlos Vega does have my full support!!
Wow great shots, does it record video?
Ahaha 😂 not sure if serious or not! No it doesn’t, desk is XH2S and Budapest video is ZV1
@@Goughie didn't get what u mean
@@braaji The leica m10 does not shoot video (very very few leicas do).
The videos shot at the desk are shot with the Fujifilm X-H2S
The videos from Budapest were shot with the Sony ZV-1
Nice pictures, especially the « parliment » and the « baliscka » 😉
Liked it, Although it felt a bit more about Budapest and its turistic attractions rather than photograohy itself. :) - Not criticising here, this is your channel and your content!-
Why didnt you took a second camera with you, like a Fuji for example?
I had the Leica M10, Leica M6 and a Sony ZV1 for video, I didn’t need anymore cameras for this trip!
I agree more travel related than camera related and I think travel/photo guide is a fair title!
@@Goughie Cheers Goughie and now you got me curious to know what film you had on your M6 :) I'll guess I cant miss the next videos, right? :)
It’s a little way off! Probably a 2-3 videos away!
Brave taking a Leica out in Budapest at night
It’s all insured, and tbh I felt safer there than I did in London
Great review. Btw ‘parliament’ if you feel like editing.
Ohhhhhhh maaan! It’s basically impossible to fix, other than delete and reupload! Good spot though!
Lovely trip and photos! I want to visit soon before Orban makes Hungary a place to avoid 😕
V. Orban is looking after Hungary interests rejecting EU dictatorship.