I loved the video, you made me discover the X raw software which is simply what I am looking for, thank you bro and good luck and keep making videos on fuji
@@JayRegular I sure am Jay! I absolutely love Fuji's jpeg settings....it's so much fun being creative. I am looking forward to trying out Fujifilm X Raw studio, all thanks to you! :)
Great tutorial man. Out of all these methods, I still prefer to edit all of my images on the computer, just gets me in the right working mindset. If I get used to editing on my phone, i would be consumed by photography 24/7 haha
At the end of the day, yeh I would agree. Its also an added bonus if the monitor is very well calibrated for AdobeRGB. And yeh, too much mobile usage leads to tunnel vision 🤣 that's No Bueno for street photography
Fine tutorial man! You really know how to teach something prolifically. I use my iPad Pro and Lightroom to edit my photos as I don’t have a good computer, I used to edit on my phone but it often feels distracting. You can edit raw files on the phone via the Lightroom app. Also, the b-rolls of the light bar were super dope.
So to give an iOS perspective, especially as I only edit on iPad, you have the same scenario for importing JPGs as you demonstrated but if you import RAWs, you will need to use lightroom mobile (or LRCC to edit). My workflow is shoot > SD card reader to iPad, import directly into LR CC iPad app. I’m not 100% sure but you may be able to edit raws with snapseed on iOS, even though when you import them into iPhoto you can’t actually see the images, if that makes any sense
@@JayRegular I've done the modifying thing. If I knew how to transfer it to settings then I'd just save it as a preset, but alas it involves exif hacking :(
Always detailed and well spoken man. Good work.
Thanks man!
so interesting learning about the fuji x raw studio - great video once again Jay!
Thanks Shelly! I only discovered/ learnt this software this year 🤣
Thanks bro ❤️❤️❤️
I loved the video, you made me discover the X raw software which is simply what I am looking for, thank you bro and good luck and keep making videos on fuji
Hey thanks man, glad I helped you discover X raw studio 👍
Watched again without distractions and learned a lot more. Thank you so much! I just ordered a UGREEN SD card reader! :D
now you can have a lot of fun experimenting with X raw studio!
@@JayRegular For sure! I love it! Thanks Jay!
As always, great information and tutorial. Thanks so much Jay!
Thankyou Lucy, hope you are getting good value out of these 👍
@@JayRegular I sure am Jay! I absolutely love Fuji's jpeg settings....it's so much fun being creative. I am looking forward to trying out Fujifilm X Raw studio, all thanks to you! :)
Great tutorial man. Out of all these methods, I still prefer to edit all of my images on the computer, just gets me in the right working mindset. If I get used to editing on my phone, i would be consumed by photography 24/7 haha
At the end of the day, yeh I would agree. Its also an added bonus if the monitor is very well calibrated for AdobeRGB. And yeh, too much mobile usage leads to tunnel vision 🤣 that's No Bueno for street photography
thanks for your work, keep it up!
Thanks Anton!
Fine tutorial man! You really know how to teach something prolifically. I use my iPad Pro and Lightroom to edit my photos as I don’t have a good computer, I used to edit on my phone but it often feels distracting. You can edit raw files on the phone via the Lightroom app. Also, the b-rolls of the light bar were super dope.
Haha I'm glad you watched through the short ad segment, not really a video guy but I tried 😅
Hi Jay-- is it possible you could do a video tutorial on how to use the video aspects of the camera?
I'll try to make a video on video for cameras soon, I'm not very good at video that's why I've been hesitant on making one
My xs 10 camera detected by x raw studio software, but storage can not detect. How is it solve ?
Fuji App is very bad but once you get used to it, is not that bad 🙃 Great video by the way!
I would like to agree however, lately it just seems worse than tolerable 🤣
So to give an iOS perspective, especially as I only edit on iPad, you have the same scenario for importing JPGs as you demonstrated but if you import RAWs, you will need to use lightroom mobile (or LRCC to edit). My workflow is shoot > SD card reader to iPad, import directly into LR CC iPad app.
I’m not 100% sure but you may be able to edit raws with snapseed on iOS, even though when you import them into iPhoto you can’t actually see the images, if that makes any sense
thanks for sharing your experiences from an apple user pov adam!
Have you tried Lightroom on the mobile? You can edit the Fuji raw files through that app.
Is it free to use? I'm not one to pay for mobile apps 😭
Oh…I didnt know I can move image from SD card to Phone by using connecter. I have only use Fuji App but so slow, then I will try it.
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Yo someone say Nostalgic Negative >_>
In all seriousness though. Great vid!
Cmon Fuji. nostalgic neg on X series please.
@@JayRegular I've done the modifying thing. If I knew how to transfer it to settings then I'd just save it as a preset, but alas it involves exif hacking :(
Lightroom Mobile supports Fuji raws