This video was a lot of fun to make and really enjoyed the experience of using Fuji recipes, slightly daunting knowing there was no second chances in the edit. But I found a real flow with it. Would love to know if you have any recipes I should try out and what was your favourite for the video ?
Great video as always I particularly liked the nighttime shots and it’s nice to see your signature reflection shots. I also loved the ending well done Rich
Hey sibeli, so glad you found my channel too ☺️ you made my day with this feedback ✌️ hope you enjoy the rest of my videos... Do you do photography too?
Fantastic video - captivating, enchanting, atmospheric…love your style of videos 👌🏼 And the Serr500 images…they’re the ones, especially the image of the takeaway shop with the neon red ‘open’ sign 🔥
Wow, the images look very filmic! Do you know if there is a way that I can you use the recipes on my Fujifilm X10? Because I don't have Classic Chrome...
Beautiful images. I'm looking to get the X100V as soon as it gets back in stock... but I'm also curious, what is the music in the last segment? Really love that!
Very much enjoyed the Ilford HP5 photos. Personally, I love the versatility of this recipe. Not as high contrast as other black & white (especially Acros) recipes, but has a great look to it nonetheless.
Thanks Guy, yeah i really love the Ilford images, the camera does such an amazing job of rendering the subtly of the grey tones. One that ill be keeping on my camera for sure!
Super video and shots! You've totally inspired me to start trying out some film recipes. I'm like you, shot on Fujifilm for a while (since 2018) but have only used the default simulations as is. This gives me an idea of what to expect from some of the recipes.
@@LifeWorkDreams I usually tend towards landscape, urban and rural but dabble in street photography but it's something I'm not 100% comfortable with. It's easier in a busy environment but less so in a quieter one. I particularly liked one of your comments on how time does not apply to some photos. Very good interpretation.
@@desoriordan9515 ah I wish I could take a good landscape photograph! and I yeah I feel you on the busy vs quiet streets it’s something I built up to slowly. But thanks for sharing ✌️ really cool to see what everyone likes to create and shoot.
@@LifeWorkDreams i have not called myself a photographer yet. I need a lot of training but I shoot everyday and never leave the apartment without a camera in my hand. I had a stroke 5 years ago and to help me a Dr told me photography could help me with all my issues. I never touched a camera. Then I just went online and got me a X100f, Sony a6000, G7xII, and several film point and shoots. And now I am really getting in to more and more so hopefully I can feel right to call myself a photographer when I know how to use all my cameras and in Manual. The first 10,000 pictures I do are bad right. 😊 I have 9,000 more to do.
@@lucian_73 Hey Jermaine thanks for sharing your story, and what a camera collection you have got! I would love to see some of your work one day 👌 and I think if you go out with intention and a passion to create images then you are a photographer 🤘
@@LifeWorkDreams I really appreciate and that last comment you said, with “intention”. I never have intention, I just go and shoot and never leave thinking like, wow that was awesome. I will start shooting with intention.
@@LifeWorkDreams I purchased camera because I had some money and I thought gear was the reason but NO, gear is fun but there are people with passion and have awesome images with IPhone 6 and GoPro. 😀
Does the X100V allow you to save various white balances for each of your recipes? I have the XT3 and it seems like it can’t be saved for each custom setting. So it has prohibited me from creating film recipes because if I switch from one to another I need to recall what the appropriate white balance is and update it each time. Maybe I’m missing something?
Hi Rich. Fantastic video - really loved the Serr 500T images at night. Can I ask what density of Tiffen Glimmerglass filter you used - there is 1, 3 + 5? Thanks.
I'm quite discriminatory against Portra shooters, I almost clicked off the video, but I'm glad I stuck around for the Ser 500 T. It's a nice look for the night. Is it Velvia? It looks a little like Velvia in the blues and yellows. The description doesn't list the emulation.
Haha thanks! Here is a link to serr's page on Fuji weekly fujixweekly.com/2022/03/20/fujifilm-x-trans-iv-film-simulation-recipe-serrs-500t/ And thanks for sticking around ✌️
Hey Rich! I'm currently in the process of creating a free Fuji Recipes website & app that focuses on the X100V and it's future versions. Looking for some lovely RAW photos to use as samples for our recipes. Would you be interested in supplying some? We are asking some of our favourite X100V creators this and will ofcourse tag them on the site. Appreciate your time, nice to see a fellow Brit! Fuji Fam for life
@@rikardlandberg It's not about how film sims compare to film (although I think they match pretty well). Shooting with a predetermined filter doesn't mean the photos will look the same, film or digital.
This video was a lot of fun to make and really enjoyed the experience of using Fuji recipes, slightly daunting knowing there was no second chances in the edit. But I found a real flow with it.
Would love to know if you have any recipes I should try out and what was your favourite for the video ?
Great video as always I particularly liked the nighttime shots and it’s nice to see your signature reflection shots. I also loved the ending well done Rich
Thanks Steve!!!
I'm glad I found your channel. Your content gave me goosebumps, your work is pure art. Thanks so much for inspiring me!
Hey sibeli, so glad you found my channel too ☺️ you made my day with this feedback ✌️ hope you enjoy the rest of my videos... Do you do photography too?
Wow, the last chapter looks amazing!
Thank you 🤘
Fantastic video - captivating, enchanting, atmospheric…love your style of videos 👌🏼 And the Serr500 images…they’re the ones, especially the image of the takeaway shop with the neon red ‘open’ sign 🔥
Thanks Darren! There is something so other worldly about making photos at night ✌️
I have not been out and shot with a recipe for ages, so thanks for the inspiration ❤
Ah amazing, would love to see what you shoot and let me know what recipes you use ✌️
Wow, the images look very filmic!
Do you know if there is a way that I can you use the recipes on my Fujifilm X10? Because I don't have Classic Chrome...
Hey im not sure if you can, if you check out on the fujixweekly site they might be able to help
I love Serr 500t! Using it quite a lot lately! Great video!
It’s really cool, it looks fantastic at blue hour as well! Thanks for the kind words
The Serr 500T shot of the car park looking up is so sick! Nice choice of audio for that series too 👌 keep em coming! ❤
Thanks LB, yeah I love shooting at night and how much it transforms the places I visit in the day
Beautiful images. I'm looking to get the X100V as soon as it gets back in stock... but I'm also curious, what is the music in the last segment? Really love that!
Very much enjoyed the Ilford HP5 photos. Personally, I love the versatility of this recipe. Not as high contrast as other black & white (especially Acros) recipes, but has a great look to it nonetheless.
Thanks Guy, yeah i really love the Ilford images, the camera does such an amazing job of rendering the subtly of the grey tones. One that ill be keeping on my camera for sure!
Thank you so much for sharing this! …Random off topic question: What font did you use for “Chapter One” at 1:04?
Super video and shots! You've totally inspired me to start trying out some film recipes. I'm like you, shot on Fujifilm for a while (since 2018) but have only used the default simulations as is. This gives me an idea of what to expect from some of the recipes.
Yeah I had a lot of fun experimenting with these! Let me know how you get on... Would love to see some of your images 🤘
Discovered your channel today. Loving your work. Thanks for sharing! Personally, the HP5 recipe has been my favourite to shoot street with..
Ah amazing thanks so much. Yeah I really want to go out and use the HP5 again, Glad you found the channel hope you like the other videos ✌️
Brilliant pacing mate. This makes me want to pick up the x100v right now haha
Ah nice one Mike ✌️ this camera... So fun in so many different situations. Thanks again
Solid. My favorites are HP5 and Ektar 100
Thanks Joe, yeah i'm a big fan of the HP5 was super surprised with how well it renders grey tones in the images
Super fun to watch!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😀
Very enjoyable, some great images and video. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Des! Glad you enjoyed the video! What do you like to make photographs of?
@@LifeWorkDreams I usually tend towards landscape, urban and rural but dabble in street photography but it's something I'm not 100% comfortable with. It's easier in a busy environment but less so in a quieter one. I particularly liked one of your comments on how time does not apply to some photos. Very good interpretation.
@@desoriordan9515 ah I wish I could take a good landscape photograph! and I yeah I feel you on the busy vs quiet streets it’s something I built up to slowly. But thanks for sharing ✌️ really cool to see what everyone likes to create and shoot.
Right on. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers Rupert! thanks for the comment ✌️
Great job, and the serr 500T is amazing !
Thanks dude✌️
That was a crazy great video!! Wow. The photography and videography both were so good. Hope there is more and more some. You have a new subscriber.
Ah Jermaine thank you! Are you a photographer yourself? If so what camera do you like to use? Thanks again for the kind words means a lot ✌️
@@LifeWorkDreams i have not called myself a photographer yet. I need a lot of training but I shoot everyday and never leave the apartment without a camera in my hand. I had a stroke 5 years ago and to help me a Dr told me photography could help me with all my issues. I never touched a camera. Then I just went online and got me a X100f, Sony a6000, G7xII, and several film point and shoots. And now I am really getting in to more and more so hopefully I can feel right to call myself a photographer when I know how to use all my cameras and in Manual. The first 10,000 pictures I do are bad right. 😊 I have 9,000 more to do.
@@lucian_73 Hey Jermaine thanks for sharing your story, and what a camera collection you have got! I would love to see some of your work one day 👌 and I think if you go out with intention and a passion to create images then you are a photographer 🤘
@@LifeWorkDreams I really appreciate and that last comment you said, with “intention”. I never have intention, I just go and shoot and never leave thinking like, wow that was awesome. I will start shooting with intention.
@@LifeWorkDreams I purchased camera because I had some money and I thought gear was the reason but NO, gear is fun but there are people with passion and have awesome images with IPhone 6 and GoPro. 😀
Does the X100V allow you to save various white balances for each of your recipes? I have the XT3 and it seems like it can’t be saved for each custom setting. So it has prohibited me from creating film recipes because if I switch from one to another I need to recall what the appropriate white balance is and update it each time. Maybe I’m missing something?
Yes you can save each one to a custom profile... I'll give it a try on my XT3 and let you know ✌️
Hi Rich. Fantastic video - really loved the Serr 500T images at night. Can I ask what density of Tiffen Glimmerglass filter you used - there is 1, 3 + 5? Thanks.
Hey Tom. Thank you! I used the glimmer glass 1 ✌️
@@LifeWorkDreams Thanks for the reply. Something to ask Santa for maybe…
Beautiful mate! 😍
Ah bro thank you so much 🤩❤️
Hi, how did you get the video to look like the Film Simulations?
Hey, I created the look manually colour grading with the lumetri colour space in premiere pro
@@LifeWorkDreams okay thanks! I was hoping there was a way to get it in camera 😄
Great video love the serr look
Everyone seems to really love the serr night time shots✌️ thanks so much
What film emulation did you use for Serr 500T?
Hey the base emulation is classic chrome ✌️
fantastic!!!...
Thank you Marco 😊
Now you need to try the Advanced Filters. They can be made to do unusual shots.
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I love the serr 500 T. whats the music please?
Very nice. Where can I get these receipts?
Check out the video description or go to the Fuji X weekly website
What size glimmer filter for the x100v?
Hey Olly it has a 49mm filter ring thread
can it use recipies in video mode
Hey Oscar, ive not found a way i made my own versions in premier pro
I'm quite discriminatory against Portra shooters, I almost clicked off the video, but I'm glad I stuck around for the Ser 500 T. It's a nice look for the night. Is it Velvia? It looks a little like Velvia in the blues and yellows. The description doesn't list the emulation.
Haha thanks! Here is a link to serr's page on Fuji weekly fujixweekly.com/2022/03/20/fujifilm-x-trans-iv-film-simulation-recipe-serrs-500t/
And thanks for sticking around ✌️
Hey Rich! I'm currently in the process of creating a free Fuji Recipes website & app that focuses on the X100V and it's future versions.
Looking for some lovely RAW photos to use as samples for our recipes. Would you be interested in supplying some?
We are asking some of our favourite X100V creators this and will ofcourse tag them on the site.
Appreciate your time, nice to see a fellow Brit! Fuji Fam for life
Looks like serr.
Nope. I don’t understand why people want their photos to look exactly the same as everyone else’s.
There’s a reason some people still shoot on film. So photos from people who shoot film are exactly the same?
@@kunhooyoon5826 Sorry, I wasn’t aware that people actually think that fuji color filters are exactly the same as film.
@@rikardlandberg It's not about how film sims compare to film (although I think they match pretty well). Shooting with a predetermined filter doesn't mean the photos will look the same, film or digital.
No need to look at the video. Answer is NO.
No, nothing will stop me from shooting RAW. Let alone these comical Fuji recipes.