Hey everyone! Since my camera was stolen during one of my adventures, I haven’t been able to create new content for luckyloop. But after receiving so much encouragement from you, I’m ready to get back to making street photography videos! To do that, I need your help to get a new camera and lens. As a thank you, you can choose from exclusive rewards-custom photo presets, behind-the-scenes videos, or even a one-on-one feedback call with me! Every donation helps, and you get to pick what works best for you. Let’s bring luckyloop back to life together! Donate here: www.startnext.com/street-photography-channel
I love the comments that go with the pictures and the fact that you show those that you like and those that you don’t like that much / didn’t come out as expected. Very nice & realistic!
Thanks a lot! I've got so much pleasure to watch your videos :) I'm curious about street photography and you are the first photographer I watch on TH-cam. Thank you fo the tips)
Very nice photos taken on the streets. I seldom see street photography videos using Olympus cameras and it's a shame cause it is more than capable and a nice.camera to have with doing this type of genre. Thank you for doing so.Street photography is dominated by photographers using either Fuji X or Leica cameras. I immediately subscribed cause I would like to see more of your work and to encourage more Olympus users to do the same.
@@Hercus86 honestly, not by much. Really depends on the photographer. For this purpose, mft is more than enough. And Leica costs like a down payment for a car. But purely spec-wise, you're right.
Do you shoot in Manual or Auto? What are your settings if you don't mind me asking? I'm using the 14-42 kit lens(I recently own an Olympus OMD Em10iii)
I always shoot with autofocus. I shoot with Aperture priority, and set the max ISO to 3200. And I use back button focusing whitch really made taking images a lot easier :)
Nice video! Just took this camera in Mark iii and i will receive next week, hope to take profit with many street photografy days like yours! Thanks and congrats!
Great photos man! Would you recommend this camera for beginners? I'm thinking about getting this or a canon eos m100, would use the camera to shoot street photography, architecture and landscape.
A little late but here's my honest answer: camera does not matter half as much as the lens does. So when you consider buying a new camera think more about what lenses fit to that body
Fantastic.... I'm planning for Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III. Have you used it ? I'm from India, professionally a Pharmacologist and in love with Streetphotography. Need your advise about this camera. Should I go for it ???
Yes, definitely go for it. This video was one of the deciding factors to me to get this camera. I also got the 45mm F1.8 lens which is perfect combination.
A little late reply: No I have never used it but you should think more about the lens you want to buy than the camera. Most modern cameras are more or less the same but what will really stand out in your photos is the lens that you use. The one I used is really nice and it definitely determines the overall aesthetic of the photos
I usually shoot iso auto when doing street photography. For me a game changer was to buy a better lens that would allow more light to come in (lower f stop number). When using the kit lens I also get blurry photos all the time.. WB can be auto as long as you shoot in RAW because you can change that in light room afterwards
@@luckyloop7503 tysm for the insight, I currently use the 14-42 kit lens for close up objects/people, and a 42-150mm for far away things. i did notice lower overall bluriness when shooting people from a distance using the 42-150, but it was still present and I've started to become annoyed with myself
@@MrDedpool1 yeah, i have the Same lenses. They are quite nice to start with but it really is hard to get sharp shots. If you don't have enough light (like on a bright summer day) it's often gonna be blurry.. investing in more expensive lenses is definitely worth it, as it instantly makes your pics look more professional/ beautiful
I have the same 3 lenses. I'm still struggling to choose the right one when I go out so sometimes I take the 3. Overall this is how I use them 45mm f1.8 prime for low light conditions, portraits and street photography 40-150mm for daylight wildlife, moon and milkyway pics with a 2x lens converter Kit Lens when I have no idea what I'm about to shoot, daylight landscapes and travel photography. Let me know if you have any other tip on how to use them better.
Autofocus always depends on a variety of factors. Light, lens, body, settings. I would say that good lighting and a good lens are the most important ones. I feel that this setup is relatively fast
@@New777World Possibly by selling prints/books, but you may also need to check out any legal requirements such as model releases for people and buildings. On public property it should matter less, but it doesn't hurt to be sure. This could also be an avenue into photojournalism and stock photography.
Hey everyone! Since my camera was stolen during one of my adventures, I haven’t been able to create new content for luckyloop. But after receiving so much encouragement from you, I’m ready to get back to making street photography videos! To do that, I need your help to get a new camera and lens.
As a thank you, you can choose from exclusive rewards-custom photo presets, behind-the-scenes videos, or even a one-on-one feedback call with me! Every donation helps, and you get to pick what works best for you. Let’s bring luckyloop back to life together!
Donate here: www.startnext.com/street-photography-channel
It's a great camera for street photography! I tend to use a 14mm or 19mm lens and combined with silent shutter. Tnks for sharing!
Good Tip.
Sigma 19mm 2.8 gang
Genius. Pure genius.
Really nice shots !! Keep it up I’m you’re new fave sub !! ✌️📷
I love the comments that go with the pictures and the fact that you show those that you like and those that you don’t like that much / didn’t come out as expected. Very nice & realistic!
Thank you very much for your feedback! :)
Thanks a lot! I've got so much pleasure to watch your videos :)
I'm curious about street photography and you are the first photographer I watch on TH-cam. Thank you fo the tips)
Very nice photos taken on the streets. I seldom see street photography videos using Olympus cameras and it's a shame cause it is more than capable and a nice.camera to have with doing this type of genre. Thank you for doing so.Street photography is dominated by photographers using either Fuji X or Leica cameras. I immediately subscribed cause I would like to see more of your work and to encourage more Olympus users to do the same.
The image quality of Leica, Sony or Fujifilm cameras are simply superior than MFT cameras. Get use to it.
@@Hercus86 honestly, not by much. Really depends on the photographer. For this purpose, mft is more than enough. And Leica costs like a down payment for a car. But purely spec-wise, you're right.
Pure street portraits. Thank you.
Do you shoot in Manual or Auto? What are your settings if you don't mind me asking? I'm using the 14-42 kit lens(I recently own an Olympus OMD Em10iii)
I always shoot with autofocus. I shoot with Aperture priority, and set the max ISO to 3200. And I use back button focusing whitch really made taking images a lot easier :)
@@luckyloop7503 what about your shutter speed
@@aaronambrosio9429 in aperture priority the shutter speed will adapt automatically:)
You can always just change the exposure so the shutter speed changes even in aperture priority mode. I’m a bit late but yeah
Awesome work! Please make more. I miss my EM10 and plan on getting another!
More to come!
I love Vienna
Great photos!
Really awesome shots 😊👌
Thanks mate!
Noice shots. Would have to go downtown in my area for somethin like this.
Thank you appreciate it! Yeah, crowded places are nice for street photography imo
Love your videos! Really hope to see some more :)
Nice video! Just took this camera in Mark iii and i will receive next week, hope to take profit with many street photografy days like yours! Thanks and congrats!
Have fun with it :)
Great photos man! Would you recommend this camera for beginners? I'm thinking about getting this or a canon eos m100, would use the camera to shoot street photography, architecture and landscape.
A little late but here's my honest answer: camera does not matter half as much as the lens does. So when you consider buying a new camera think more about what lenses fit to that body
Kamera nasıl diye bakacaktım ama orası neresi anlamaya çalışmaktan bakamadım, türkçe var almanca var arapça var,
6:10 perfect !
awesome
I also have the om 10 mark 2 and the Pen 9 the lens that I use all the time for street photography is the 17mm 1.8 and you?
45mm 1.8 :)
Wooow that is looking amazing
Fantastic.... I'm planning for Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III. Have you used it ? I'm from India, professionally a Pharmacologist and in love with Streetphotography. Need your advise about this camera. Should I go for it ???
Yes, definitely go for it. This video was one of the deciding factors to me to get this camera. I also got the 45mm F1.8 lens which is perfect combination.
A little late reply: No I have never used it but you should think more about the lens you want to buy than the camera. Most modern cameras are more or less the same but what will really stand out in your photos is the lens that you use. The one I used is really nice and it definitely determines the overall aesthetic of the photos
Good job. I especially liked the pigeon. But I see how you could use wider lens 25 or 15mm
Nice POV! 👌😘🤗
thanks !
Super shots
Hacim manuel mi yoksa otomatik mi cekiyosun ?lensin ne ?
what was the ISO and WB for shooting? I struggle a lot with getting non-blurry photos when I'm taking pictures of people with my EM 10 II
I usually shoot iso auto when doing street photography. For me a game changer was to buy a better lens that would allow more light to come in (lower f stop number). When using the kit lens I also get blurry photos all the time..
WB can be auto as long as you shoot in RAW because you can change that in light room afterwards
@@luckyloop7503 tysm for the insight, I currently use the 14-42 kit lens for close up objects/people, and a 42-150mm for far away things. i did notice lower overall bluriness when shooting people from a distance using the 42-150, but it was still present and I've started to become annoyed with myself
@@MrDedpool1 yeah, i have the Same lenses. They are quite nice to start with but it really is hard to get sharp shots. If you don't have enough light (like on a bright summer day) it's often gonna be blurry.. investing in more expensive lenses is definitely worth it, as it instantly makes your pics look more professional/ beautiful
@@luckyloop7503 alright, thank you for your insight!
I have the same 3 lenses. I'm still struggling to choose the right one when I go out so sometimes I take the 3.
Overall this is how I use them
45mm f1.8 prime for low light conditions, portraits and street photography
40-150mm for daylight wildlife, moon and milkyway pics with a 2x lens converter
Kit Lens when I have no idea what I'm about to shoot, daylight landscapes and travel photography.
Let me know if you have any other tip on how to use them better.
Wurden die Bilder noch bearbeitet? Und wenn ja mit welchem Programm?
Ja, mit Adobe Lightroom - meine fotos wurden gefühlt doppelt so interessant als ich anfing mich mehr mit der Bearbeitung zu beschäftigen
Now you've got 600 subs 😉 Can we get another pov video? Keep up the good work 😊
Where are you ? Did you stop posting ? I really like your photos !
Hey ! I havent been posting for quite a while, but I am planning to do another street photography video soon :)
@@luckyloop7503 great !
Nice shots 👌
Grazie!
Where do you mount the gopro while shooting the video ? Bag strap ?
Body mount works best for me :)
@@luckyloop7503 okay..
Güzel içerik dostum. (Orası Türk pazarı mıydı? :)
Did you use auto mode ? Or any else setting ?
Aperture prio
@@luckyloop7503 okay thanks ! Love your video
is the autofocus kinda slow?
Autofocus always depends on a variety of factors. Light, lens, body, settings. I would say that good lighting and a good lens are the most important ones. I feel that this setup is relatively fast
whats lens bro?
45mm 1.8
@@luckyloop7503 Did you have to use a lens adapter?
@@chris_and_music no it's native 45mm 1.8 (m zuiko)
got the same camera ,bought this last year
very nice
Thank you !
Why the 45 though? Isn't that too tight? Most people would use the 17. I personally like the 25. But 45 is a bit too zoomed in, no?
because you can shoot in long distance and not to interrupt other people
It is very discreet to use.
That building at 3:44 got destroyed recently.
Team Stuck
Glad I got the chance to see that beauty
can you profit out street photography?
I am sorry I don't know what you mean (?)
@@luckyloop7503 meaning can you generate income by doing street photography like a job?
@@New777World Possibly by selling prints/books, but you may also need to check out any legal requirements such as model releases for people and buildings. On public property it should matter less, but it doesn't hurt to be sure. This could also be an avenue into photojournalism and stock photography.
@@normandy2501 oh wow thanks for a clear and concise answer!
did you shoot on auto mode? or did you adjust everything yourself?
I usually shoot with aperture priority. I only adjust aperture for certain shots but mostly I keep it the same :)
I use 17 mm
do you have instagram page?
Not for now. If I consider creating one I will let you know :)
@@luckyloop7503 ok)
I was in Vienna in 2019 , and make many street photo ) look my page @artemkravetsofficial
Are you on IG?
Nope, just a TH-cam thing so far