BYE FULL FRAME. HELLO X-T3. Low Light Wedding Photography Behind The Scenes
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- Can the Fujifilm X-T3 hang with full frame cameras for low light wedding photography? Wedding photographers have blindly accepted full frame cameras as the industry standard for low light, but this video might change your mind. I take you behind the scenes of a low light church wedding ceremony with the X-T3 to see for yourself.
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What did you think about my first wedding photography behind the scenes?! If you liked this video, please share it with your friends!
Very nice Reggie!
Thanks so much my friend! Share it!
What I most appreciated about this listening to your thought process. Very clear and should help those starting out on how to make a checklist for their coverage and not feel frazzled. Based on your title, I was expecting a really dark church like Mission San Jose in Fremont where there are hardly an windows for natural light and pushing the APS-C to 6400 and above. Wanted to see how you were combatting that. I know the folks over in the UK that shoot in castles end up opting for really contrasty images and are able to create high drama imagery which is cool and a great way to work with the constraint of the equipment. For us, we've decided that the X series just hits a wall for low light and detail retention at those higher ISOs, especially when my subjects get really small in the frame.
Awesome job on the video. Looking forward to the next one.
stephen heraldo thanks for the comment. I would combat it using the same rules. 12800 iso if I need to. At the mercy of the venue. How else did people shoot back in the day haha. And glad you enjoyed the thought process. It’s definitely something I thought was missing from other TH-cam behind the scenes videos
stephen heraldo and some food for thought, guys like kevin Mullins have been shooting fujis in uk with much older fujis. It’s not like it hasn’t been done before. The audience is never satisfied, just like your gear lust haha
This has got to be one of the most thorough videos on shooting lowlight ceremonies using Fuji x bodies with Fuji prime lenses. Thanks for putting the time and effort into making this for us.
thanks for the comment. def was a lot of work but gla dyou found it helpful :)
Man. This is brilliant! I can never be a wedding photographer! I don't have the nerves for that!
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Solid vid! I love how you're hitting such a specific topic as well in the video. 👌👌👌
Thanks brother! You inspired me! Although just didn’t have the bandwidth to do a full day bts
For those who are thinking "this is not a low light situation": ISO 3200 at f/1.4 translates to ISO 12800 at f/2.8, if the shutter speed is constant. The GoPros autoexposure is a little misleading to how dark it really was. A lot of people also like to think that I shot at higher isos when I shot on Nikon D750. I’ve delivered over 52,000 professional wedding photos to clients and only 431 of them were over ISO 3200 (less than 1%!)
full frame is not 4/3,is not APS-C..period....sure we can use whatever but it's just not the same..In fact,my DSLR has APS-C crop mode,and a lot of the low light effectiveness is the sensor and DSP..
But how can you shoot at ISO lower than 3200? How do you manage this? Can you share which tens do you use and setting in general for each situation?
Yup I agree
@@Reggiebphoto plus,you know the TH-cam world where damn near everyone is a professional expert,peddling the cameras they like...I had a Nikon point and shoot which is used for stills and video,and was the best i had to take pics in the skating rink..My Olympus too,i think i wore the camera out,and always shot with the kit lenses..Point being,if you suck,you just suck,$400 body or $5000 body..
who needs full frame when is this good
The 56 f1.2 is such a beautiful lens and an incredible performer.
I'm glad I have one.
It definitely is! I’m considering making my own review video of it to offer my unique perspective on it
How do you get tack sharp images with that lens. Practice/skill? Or do you have recommendations on settings that help?
madwindsurfer practice and skill for sure. And experimentation over what settings work for specific situations. Af-s works best for most situations. Single point small point size. For moving subjects, single point, af-c, continuous set 2 works best for me. But make sure to aim on a contrasty part of the subject (the eye) and overshoot so you have plenty to pick from after in post
Wow, you're amazing! I just purchased my XT3 and am absorbing as much as I can. I clearly have a lot to learn! :-)
Chris Dixon haha! Thanks for the kind words. I’ve got a lot of stuff on here about the x-T3 so you’ve come to the right place :)
Great insights! For folks shooting church weddings this is a perfect blueprint
Appreciate the kind words!
Thanks for this video bro. Will be doing my first one in 2 weeks 😅 #fuji4theWIN
Thanks for the educational work you do, appreciated. Everything in life is about compromising on something.
Great video. Do you plan to move to the X-T5. If so perhaps it would be interesting to see in a similar video if it brings enhance features/capabilities to your work. Although I understand you no longer shoot weddings. Cheers
I upgraded to the X-T5 but yes I don't shoot weddings anymore.
Thank you for the video blog on this. I know its old but been having issues with my X-H1 and wondering if i should leave fuji for full frame again or just upgrade to X-T3 or X-T4 this year instead of it. Appreciate the coverage.
What issues are you having?
On the low light , its better the fuji xt3 with the 56 1.2 than the Sony 7 iii or the Nikon 810 with the 1.4? That part of the weddings is the wors technicaly spraking. Thanks for Any help
spanish. ink the a7iii and Nikon d810 are going to do better at equivalent high isos every time in comparison to the xt3. It’s the full frame advantage
you basically just sold a XT4 by making this video (at least for me i'm sure it's not the only fuji that got sold after this video)
i was wondering if a XT4 would be a good option for my switch and the fist 3200 ISO shot convinced me i'm sure i'll manage to find a way to complain by zooming a ton on thoses photos when i'll use mine but i guess i'm kinda retarded so :D
This video is super helpfull, full of tips and tricks and a great show of how good the XT3 is
Yeah xt4 will
Be more than fine for you
This video is so helpful! I just got a XS10, and a cousin asked me take photos in a indoor church with not much light coming in. What kind of zoom lens would be the best for this?
A 2.8 zoom is best for the larger aperture
Awesome shot! What type of pocket mirror did you use? I'm looking into getting one. TIA.
Just a pocket mirror from amazin
Xt3 or nikon Z5
Which has the best lowlight performence ???
Haven’t tried the z5
So I have no clue
Nice to show that not going over ISO 3200 is key and the shutter speed to not be below 160th to make sure there's no blur, informative video and tips I'll take into account when using mine!! Great vid!
KSTobago glad you’re we’re able to pull out that info. Took me years of trial and error to land on those settings. You’re in good shape ::)
I’ve got a Nikon 850, I’d love the weight difference in the XT3.. not sure I can make the change just yet 🤔. Fantastic video, loved the bracketed shot with the stained glass window!
Thanks for watching
Very nice information for low light and lens used and how each lens look. Nice
Thank you!
Do you always shoot using the mechanical shutter? Or do you also use the electronic shutter?
Mechanical for weddings
you are the main reason why i choose fujifilm bro, still got your back and keep it great bro
Son Vu Media thanks brother! Appreciate the support
Wow nice video and information. Please do a video on how to use a pocket mirror in regards to how you use it in your shots.
psman74 thanks for the interest! Will put it on my content plan for 2020!
Very well done, 16 + 56 works well. The reflection shot was cool. I usually to vertical panoramas when it is workable.
I do those as well. But for indoor churches the technique doesn’t work as good, haha.
@@Reggiebphoto I have managed :)But I have do lots of Panos :P
This was excellent! I didn't think I'd watch the whole thing, but it was actually very interesting how you approached each of the different scenes and explained your thought process.
Glad it was engaging. I made sure to have no dead time in the video, either showing a photo, providing narration, etc. I’ve watched a lot of bts videos and they end up being very slow cause of the quiet moments
This was great to see the ceremony from your point of view and what you would do for each situation. This was incredibly helpful.
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback.
Impressed with the the high iso capabilities of this crop sensor camera , makes me wanna switch great work 👍
Thanks!
I like your photography (composition), Fuji colors are exquisite, however you tend to expose very bright, which changes the light atmosphere of the church to almost day- bright. I personally would rather preserve the atmo of a church. Deeper shadows and more contrast.
Bernhard Ess appreciate the comment and feedback. It all comes down to preference.
Well, video does require more light than photos. I have a feeling the photos better represent what was actually visible to the naked eye than what you are seeing in the go pro, but of course I wouldn't be able to know.
When you're shooting with both camera bodies, do you keep both cameras on at all times? How many batteries do you carry with you for a wedding day?
I turn them off typically . Generally I use 4-5 batteries
@@Reggiebphoto Thanks!! Love your work!
with a ff camera you could achieve even lower isos, at least 1 f stop better
Of course. No one is denying that fact. It’s physics.
The shot at 17:13 is amazing 😍 such good work!
Thanks so much!
Great video; it's very helpful to see your EXIF data. I would love to see your 56mm f/1.2 review video. It's my favourite Fuji lens.
Definitely will come soon
this is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i am in awe
Which part has you in awe?
I just subscribed. I'm torn...Fujifilm X-T3/4 or Sony A7 III. I shoot Nikon on a D750 but hate the size/weight. Want portability but ability to do portraiture and maybe eventually weddings. Thinking 16mm 1.4, 56mm 1.4, 23mm 2, Viltrox 85mm 1.8 and a couple zooms for better light situations. This video was brilliant!! So grateful you showed your methodology, showed it put into action, and great results from it. Your videos are great, and this one takes the cake. I hope you stay inspired to share for those amateurs like me who continue to grow in skill and ability.
This old video of yours is about so much more than shooting in low light! My old college roommate asked me to shoot his low-budget, “DIY” wedding, and I’m trying to do my best impression of a pro this weekend, and this little video is relieving a lot of my anxiety about how to position myself for all the crucial shots of the ceremony.
When you first started shooting weddings, did you carry around a physical shot list?
How do you think this camera would fair if you shot this same wedding but as a video? Video needs more light after all, so would the noise be unbearable to get a similar eposure?
For the way I shoot, video actually needs less light as I would've set the shutter speed to 1/48s for cinematic motion blur.
This is such an amazing video. I'm just a hobby photographer, but I really enjoyed your workflow and how you explained your thought process. Very interesting!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Such a helpful video! I'm considering getting either an xt3, a a7iii, or a z6. I'm a serious amateur but have wondered if the xt3 would do well in low light situations. From your video I don't think the low light capability I would loose would offset the cost and weight of the FF lenses. I may wait though for the xt4 or the xh2. Thanks for the excellent video!
Allen Schneider you’re welcome! Yes the a7iii and z6 are better in low light but at the cost of more expensive lenses and larger lenses. For amateur stuff, the xt3 is more than enough, and can even hang for pro work as you’ve seen here
Sir why dont you use red badges?
Eros Lomboy 2.8 is not my cup of tea. Too high iso, and I like shallow dof. Plus I prefer primes
Will you use the XS10 for photography weddings??
No mainly due to the card buffer size
Was there noise at ISO 3200 ?? At F2 how to keep everything in focus??
Thank you very much, I'm not a professional photographer but I enjoyed the video very much!! Haven't you considered coupling your xt3 with an xh1? You could enjoy some ibis that may help with that 90mm @1/125 shutter speed.
The 1/125s was an accident I fixed it later In the video and was still below iso 3200. Here are my reasons for not using xh1 th-cam.com/video/KBJ6hcU0enc/w-d-xo.html
Great stuff! I bought an xt-2 with the intention of eventually switching for weddings. In reality I’ll probably buy xt-3’s when I fully switch. Really looking forward to it. I’ll miss the all day battery life I get from canon, but that’s about it I think.
The Liam Gordon check out my one year review to see my report of how the xt3 did for my first full season with it
The Liam Gordon th-cam.com/video/-csRoa_5yw8/w-d-xo.html
Still relevant. thanks for the effort and the sharing BIG thumbs up.
Nice video! Here in the Netherlands, that lighting is actually not even low light, but normal LOL.
Going to try the XT3 soon as well, not for weddings but for personal stuff
Gary Jahman so I’ve heard. You also have to remember I’m shooting wide open. So 3200 iso would be equivalent to 12800 iso for a 2.8 zoom.
@@Reggiebphoto Yeah I understand completely. Did my first weddings with a Sony A6000 and the 35mm f1.8. It is really challenging, but managable.
yo man, awesome video. subscribed
Glad to have you on board. What pushed you to sub?
Congratulations !! a 23mm and 50-140 would not have covered the wedding well? Thank you
Martin Puerto yes it definitely would. i just prefer to shoot with primes.
Good vid man - but if you had the X-H1 (I happily have x2), you could be shooting that 90mm (I have this lens too) at much lower speeds. The couple were not moving, but you were at 1/160th but unfortunately at 3,200 ISO. My pic's don't look too great at that high ISO, and I know the T3 is very similiar. With the H1, you could have had that same shot, but two stops better - 1/40th and 800 ISO. Just a thought Reggie!!
i never shoot below 1/160th if i can. thanks for the suggestion, but it's just not something i would do even if i had ibis, ois, if time froze. still woudl be at 1/160th or faster for a living breathing subject. blinking eyes will blur at 1/100s. try it at home and youi'll see.
@@Reggiebphoto yes u r correct I was being v optimistic with my 1/40th even for people sitting still. Reggie can u do another one like that but with ur outside shots and may be more flash setup at the reception dancing etc. These r best vids you've ever done
This was gold! Would love to see more of these "Behind the Scenes" videos
🔥
How are you changing you settings so quickly to capture all of this? That's amazing.
Allen Schneider i shoot in manual but is all very reactive. After doing it for five - six years it’s all pretty second nature. I love manual exposure because it’s more predictable than letting the camera think for me
@@Reggiebphoto what ISO range do you keep it within? With flash indoor, I struggle with manual settings. The background in large areas quickly become dark when beyond the flash range. As soon as I change lenses the flash needs to be adjusted again. Very challenging
I have another video that I go over flash
@@Reggiebphoto is it the off camera flash for weddings vid? Can you provide a link?
Yup that’s the one
Great vid. Really enjoying the coverage of the X-T3.
As a tip, I usually speak to each of the people on the aisles about leaning out into the aisle. I explain that the bride and groom have paid me to get photos of them, and not their guests bums. Usually not that direct, but it gets the point across.
Great tip! And thanks for watching
Reggie thank you for making these, though just an amateur photographer, each one of your XT3 videos that you produce, keeps me happy enough to stay with Fuji!
Yes for amateurs it’s more than enough. And for pro I’m proving it’s capable too
This has to do with you more, than the camera
Yup. Definitely true. But ideally all photographers should be better than their cameras
Great video I am tink on buy xt3 or sony 7iii I am no decided
FND De La Cruz Productions thanks for the kind words!
Hey bro, nice videos as always... But I do think the photos could have been better.
Excellent video! Will be shooting my first wedding in a couple of weeks with my xt3 🤓 (23f2, 16f1.4, 56f1.2) - feeling even more confident in this awesome camera after this video, thanks!
Philipp Uricher the camera can definitely deliver. Just be sure to put in the hard work as well and you’ll be fine :)
Great video! Great work! For the alter shots I would bring your lights in so your not at 1600 iso and maybe get to f3.5 or f4.0. Just subscribed!!!
63MacGuy good suggestion. I was intentional about placement because stand didn’t fit in between pew. But will consider for next time
This is amazing! Can this be applied for the xs 10 as well?
Another excellent and informative video of you! I understand the reasoning why to shoot wide open in low light situations. BUT: there is the issue of shallow depth of field and potentially missing the focus on the exact right point so that photos appear unsharp..... how many focus misses or unsharp photos do you encounter with open apertures? Another question: for weddings and receptions in general - do you use face and/or eye detection?
Peter Uhlemann I shoot wide open to gather the most amount of light. I shoot a lot of frames to ensure I get one thads in focus. I never use face/eye defect as it’s not reliable
Your videos are consistently excellent -- well narrated, detailed, clear. Thank you.
Thanks so much! Appreciate the feedback
A question for you regarding the GoPro, which one did you use on this BTS? Also, roughly how many batteries will you recommend for doing BTS fore the full day?
GoPro hero 5 black. I bring like 4 or 5 gopro batteries
full frame photos look a lot better
Adam Kozak thanks for the feedback. Could you show me some of your full frame wedding photos as reference? Would love to check out your work.
I think you’de be better off with a full frame camera if your shooting natural light at 3200. I know fuji and color breaks down quick. D750 is way better for this. Canon 5d mark iv as well. Fuji is a fun camera but I tried to work with them over my nikons and they just can’t do the same job. Also when shooting more than one person you want to be at higher aperture! At least 2.8 if your shooting group photos higher still!!
Thanks for the comment.
please do a tutorial about using the mirror :)
Will do one very soon!
Reggie,
Nice vid, I'm thinking about buying a XT3 next to my XT2 for wedding photography.
But for the architectual shots, why shoot at 1/250, why not lowering to about 1/100 and go to f4.0 so you get more DOF or lower your ISO instead?
Do you take the risk of shooting at F1.2 or F1.4 because 56mm @ f1.2 at a distance of 5 metres gives you about 37cm DOF and at 3metres 13.5cm
Ever thought about using AUTO ISO? If you choose your SS and shoot wide open, why not let the camera choose the ISO
Cheers
Steve
PixeI Produxions 1) I prefer shooting wide closer to wide open it’s just my preference. 2) I take the risk of shooting at 1.2 to keep my isos lower. After testing the af settings on guests it was tracking consistently, so it was a calculated risk. 3) I prefer to shoot in manual. I don’t want the iso moving around when I don’t want it to. Or any other setting for that matter
@@Reggiebphoto maybe I Missed it, but did you do AF face tracking on people or did you just use backbutton focus?
Neither. I use shutter activated af and manually select and pick the location of my points
You are amazing bro
Thanks my friend. Any questions about the content?
I really dont like my fuji over 400 iso. I really struggle with skin tones (i often under exposed so ill try a higher iso). That aside, your skills are epic
Proper exposing at 400+ is definitely key
2nd shooter didn't think to put silent shutter mode on with the a7iii? lol gg
Silent shutter indoors causes banding. I would’ve been mad if he did that
@@Reggiebphoto I have a an a7iii & a7riii. Shoot wedding ceremonies sometimes with silent shutter on. No banding issues if you adjust the shutter speed correctly
At the shutter speeds I prefer, 1/250s or faster to avoid motion blur of the subject, theres banding with e-shutter on his a7iii.
Can you do a video talking about your flash setup and items.
Dante Corbett will be coming in January!
So as a beginner, I'm more comfortable with the 2.8 zooms, I'm gonna struggle in this kinda low light setting with those?
Just offset with higher iso
awesome video!
thanks Perry!
Great video. I'm a professional travel photographer who swapped out my Nikon D850 for a Fujifilm X-T2. I loved it so much my go-to travel cameras now are two X-T3's. X-T4 on order! I'll be helping a buddy shoot a couple of weddings later this year, so I figured, I better watch some tutorials. I'm glad I found yours!
InTrumpWeTrust awesome!
Another amazing video! Do you manually set shutter speed, iso...what about exposure? Are you in T mode?
Also is color grading or matching footage with your sony shooter hard? How do u do that?
I always shoot in manual. Just easier for me that way. And yeah matching edits with Sony isn’t easy but it’s doable. And worst case just make it black and white
@@Reggiebphoto so "T" mode? Can you use the exposure comp in that configuration? Also while I have you ..BROTHER...you get a lot of love among us Fuji users! There are several Fuji FB groups like Fuji XT3 users, Fujilovers, etc etc and you always get multiple shout outs from members! Looking forward to your new direction of personal projects with just the 100V. In short..love what you are doing!
I meant exposure comp dial in the first comment...do you set that on auto as well, still a little confused or working through a process about set up...thanks...if you have a video about exposure comp dial...please link it...I know you can't use it all the time...thanks
In manual the exposure compensation doesn’t do anything.
Right...so how do you use your exposure comp dial? There is no "manual" setting on Fuji cameras like other companies so I'm confused by you saying manual.
Iso=manual
Shutter=...A, T or do you set it to a specific speed?
Aperture on the lens(usually)
So what do you out exposure comp dial on? Thanks and sorry lol
that last window shot is lush!
Thanks!
Hi i also buy fuji xt3 ..and swicting from nikon D600 . ilke ur behind the scene . kindly tell me ur wedding setting of xt3 colour profile. which is best ? and everytime auto wb is not worked .so pls problem fix it.
I use awb but shoot in raw.
I’ve been using the x100f in low light, disappointed in its high ISO performance is it the lens? Do I need the xt3 with a 1.4? About to make the big jump from Nikon to Fuji at the moment I’m very nervous.
Richard Graham I’m not sure without having the full context snd settings
Well Done Reggie, good video and a lot of information! Thanks! I m almost shooting 16-55 and 50-140 for ceremony, I might try different combination next!
Thank you!
Stellar video...you've gained a sub!!!
Poorboyjoseph thanks so much! Glad to have you along
Great video! I really enjoy your perspective. In these low light conditions are you all the way open at f1.2, or more like f4? I find my 56 f.12 is not as sharp at f1.2. Thanks!
I’ve got my settings listed for each photo taken. And it’s usually at 1.2.
Great work Reggie, you are an excellent photographer! congratulations. I switched from Canon to Sony and I am very heavily invested in the Sony system now. But I do like Fuji.
Thanks for the kind words
Nice video, my dude. Thanks! I shoot for gyms and just recently started using my X-T3 for indoor shots without flash instead of my D750. My clients loved the images so I'm happy that they're happy.
Great stuff! Glad to hear!
Greatly appreciate all the information you’ve shared Reggie! Thank you!
MrUxser of course!
Wow its just wow! Few minutes of watching your videos is like going to a class for a semester. Ive learned a lot!!! Great video, well delivered. Im hoping to volunteer and experience these things as it happens. Starting photography From Bay Area.
Nice my friend
Amazing man
Thanks!
over the years, I realized that clients don't care if you have full frame or not ( most don't even know the difference!!!)...all that matters is that they love their wedding photos and your professionalism !!! :) ;)
Yup, totally agree
Great video!
Thanks!
12:39 should have been a portrait shot but I would have made the same mistake as you have since everything in the wedding happens fast.
Good catch! Yes, cutting off the statues head wasn’t the best decision. But my mind I was already trying to make my way back to the center aisle.
Nice work. You a Filipino by any chance?
Yes I am haha
@@Reggiebphoto good job and more power sa youtube channel kabayan. New subscriber here
Thanks for subscribing!
Such a solid choice to use the 35mm for that window portrait. Your best pic of the bunch imo.
Mike Francis it was my favorite shot as well. Stepping back for the flatter perspective was key
did you film the youtube video in F-Log mode? I like the smoothness of the colors
No eterna with slight color grade in premier (contrast and white balance)
Great photos. Thanks for sharing your work. I would love to see the A7III shots compared against the Fuji with similar aperture. I know the full frame is a full stop better noise control but also the fuji underexposes requiring additional compensation. Im sure the continuous focus and eye focus is much better too on the Sony.
I can’t guarantee it’s the same aperture as my second shooter likes to stop down where I don’t. But I do plan to show photos from both cameras and make the audience guess which camera it was shot with
What a fantastic video this was! Thank you for posting RB! Keep up the excellent work! 👌🏻
Thanks for the kind words! Will try to keep it up for you guys. Thanks for your patience and support!
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mohanraj periyasamy thanks you!
Really appreciate the new bts video format. A lot of great info. 👏 Also, if you ever need a videographer to follow you on a wedding day, I am a local Fuji shooter😉
Haha interesting proposition :)
Thanks alot for making this video .. i enjoy every moments of it'. .. and wish you and your family a wonderful Holiday
Appreciate the kind words! What was your favorite part of the video? Thanks so much. And hope you and your family have a wonderful family as well.
Do you ever miss focusing in low light with a lower f stop with this camera? Looks like you were nailing everything! Well done dude.
yup i totally do, but i play the percentages. i shoot quite a bit for every keeper you see. it's the digital age, so we can shoot more without real punishment. i'd rather shoot more to ensure i get a keeper vs shooting less and risk not getting an infocus shot.
Reggie Ballesteros sweet! How does it focus compared to your Nikon?
Just come across this as a new subscriber - I really appreciate the comments you make on performance in different AF modes and your setup. Love the mirror trick.
Awesome!
Yes. Cleaner files with Xt2 than my sony a99ii
bro you rock
Joops Miranda thanks brother!
Reginald showing how it’s done.
First time I even saw a Pro unveiling his technique... Legendary!
P G no secrets here haha
Fantastic tutorial! Very detailed and creative. I am a wedding photog myself- and always watch tutorials to keep me up to date. Your video was perfect. It also makes the new photogs to trust their gear. Especially high ISO settings.
Thanks for watching!