NOTE: Regarding SD cards, you can certainly get slower SD cards, such as 90 MBs, etc. Keep in mind that two major factors here are: 1.) burst rate/buffer size and 2.) UHS-I vs. UHS-II types. I think the 170 MB/s 64GB UHS-1 card is a good overall pick because of speed, cost, burst rate handling, etc. and ability to handle 4K video. Remember, the 300 MB/s UHS-II cards will NOT give you the UHS-II increased performance with the X100VI camera. The UHS-II SD cards will still work, but limited to UHS-I speeds when used with the X100VI. This is because the X100VI utilizes UHS-I.
Just to add, I believe that even though UHS-II won't add in camera performance, that extra performance WILL be useful when offloading photos from your camera to computer. (just in case anyone missed it in the video!)
Great videos! ND filter has a default button shortcut. If you turn and hold the OVF/EVF lever for few seconds it will release the ND filter! Thanks for all your work!
I discovered this a few years ago - it's the same for most of (all?) the x100 series, but it's amazing how few people are aware of this (even TH-camrs doing "set up" videos) and assign this function to a separate button.
Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 and thank you for this very helpful video, especially for the most important energy theme. BOOST ON! This is essential for the whole camera and I think many new users don‘t know that and wonder that the camera works slowly. But I have some different recommandations to yours: 11:45: AF+MF ON. Sorry, that has a huge negative impact für AF! If you select ON, you have automatically switched from focuspriority to releasepriority, although you have chosen focuspriority in the menue. So the camera makes more unsharp photos! 12:18: Use the Red LOW to have a narrower peaking field. Missing: Change AF - priority for AF-C to focuspriority, because the default is releasepriority.
Hello Dear pal2tech, I want to extend my heartfelt and sincere thanks to you. Why? Because I bought a camera for the first time in my life, the X100 VI model. I was very excited while waiting for it, but when I received the camera, I was terrified because there were so many settings and buttons. I wasn't sure how I would manage all of them until I met you here. I am infinitely grateful to you. Your explanation style is very clear and simple. I'm so glad you exist.
i just got my X100VI (silver) and your explanations helped SO MUCH. i am happy my wife recommended you to me way before and back then i subscribed which helped me to get this important info 😀🙏🏽
Once again I find myself indebted to you and your channel, Chris. I just picked up my X100VI after waiting for 6 months since pre-ordering. Following this excellent video has made it really easy to get initial settings made so I can get out and about in London to start getting a 'feel' for the camera. Your videos have always been inspirational, and I know I am not alone in recommending you to new Fuji users as often as I can. I am only surprised that more people don't actually subscribe to your channel. But, as I have said many times before, Thank You and if you ever get over here to London, it would be a pleasure and an honour to meet you and your family and to buy you a slap-up meal.
Great video, I am a Fuji user but very soon I will be tak8ng delivery of the 100 vi, super excited. Your video for photography was awesome, great reminder but for sure you have saved me hours in setting my stills options and there is stuff unique to this camera than my other Fujis, thanks for sharing and as always more please
As always, excellent video!! I’m fairly experienced with Fujifilm Cameras having used Fuji for several years, but I’m always guaranteed to learn new things from your videos. Looking forward to more tips on the X100VI.
Thankyou so much ..Richard here ex industry from the 60's and just acquired a new X100...Boy this must be good for the old crosswording brain ha ha..Cheers from Melbourne..Australia..It's been a great help..
Another great video! As always, great practical tips for beginners and new Fuji users, but also great reminders for those who have been in the ecosystem for awhile. I'm going on two years with the X-T3 and one year with the X-S20, and multiple zooms and primes. I don't plan on getting the x100VI, but I still enjoy your content, presentation and entertainment.
Just watched this video and found it very helpful, just having received my X100VI earlier today. It took 10 weeks of waiting, but it’s finally in my hand. As a reference point, I ordered it from Adorama at 1:20 p.m. on Feb 20th. Looking forward to what it can do and trying to decide which of my other cameras to sell to help pay off this new one!
Great vid, very helpful, but he flies through it - many of us are new to this device! If so and you're not a professional photographer, be prepared to use the pause button!
Awesome video, took delivery of my 100 vi today. Question and direction setting, I use an iPad for everything, can I import raw files and then edit them in the Lightroom app, sorry to be a pain any and all advice welcome
Great information for this Fuji newbie. It would’ve been helpful for me if you had left the picture of the screen up longer. I kept getting lost as you would zip ahead! But the information was outstanding, thanks so much!
@pal2tech You have a video on everything. 😄😄😄 That's great though for people like me with no knowledge of the FujiFilm camera system. I'm just trying to prepare for when my camera is being delivered in December (long wait since February). Thanks for the great videos.
Just got mine last night. Not sure if it’s snappier or I’ve finally gotten used to using Fuji cameras but it was working for me pretty well. Except figuring out the ND filter with the default switch.
I received a defective one and will have to exchange (probably going to take another few months sadly). The EVF screen on mine is stuck 🥲. The lever does nothing besides vibrate the EVF screen with a clicking noise. Turning my camera on and off does nothing and sometimes the EVF screen only rises half way up. Tried resetting the entire camera, removing the battery for a long amount of time. Nothing. Very bummed.
Hi thanks for the tutorial. I just bought it recently. start loving it. one question, i noticed my photometry is inactive. what could be the reason? thanks
This was super SUPER helpful. Just found your channel and have watched every video you've recommended in the description/video. I've learnt so much and have changed many settings to match. Not only do you explain what setting to pick you explain *why* you should, which is so helpful and allows me to tailor any setting to something else. Thanks for the informative video! Your energy is awesome.
Thanks for the guide! Can you explain why you recommend the IS mode to be continuous? I watched your review video and I couldn't find where you talk about that.
Thanks for the guide. This is really great. I've had the XT 10 and 30 and now I can enjoy the great travel camera. Do you use a UV filter for protection? Is the hood really necessary?
Thank you so much for helping me understand (some) / go through the myriad of X100VI settings. I am a total photography beginner who has been taking pictures of all the wonders around as I see it with my entry-level Samsung phone camera for a few years on and off. Dare I say it, and despite your recomedations not to do so for a tottal beginer , I purchased my first camera last week , a x100vi....please forgive me :). I know this camera as a single fixed lens, and there isn't the 3 big fat dials on top of the camera to help better understand and utilise the holy exposure triangle settings that you mentioned compared to that of the X-T50 setup. But I love the size, feel, looks and hassle freeness of having to only worry about using the one lens size for now tbh. Could you possibly do a complete beginers/idiots guide on how to get to grips with learning about this camera's ISO, shutter speed, aperture and how to apply it in the real world on this camera? The way you explain things in such a polished manner realy is special, and helps untold with these steep learning cuves . As I understand it thus far, Like an eye, the shutter speed is like how fast or slow you blink, which in turn let's in less or more light to the back of your eyeballs sensor (Retina/ cameras light sensor chip). Aperture is how wide or closed the pupil(lens) is, afecting how much light is passed towards the eyeball's sensor (camera's image sensor chip). It also allows changes in the depth and field of view. ISO is the the retinas sensitivity (camera's image sensor chip) in dealing with the light. Give it to much and it stresses out/gets confused and overloaded and cannot convert the light efficiently to the brain to make a clean picture (grain/loss off qualiry)
Fantastic video. One challenge. If I applied your video settings correctly I can’t change the film simulation as they are greyed out. Thanks.And my movie mode changes from your recommended setting when I turn the camera off and on again. Argh! Found out the camera was set to F Log. Removed and fixed. Camera is too small for my eyes. I’ll return it and keep my X-S20.
I choose HEIF, my phone supports it and it's the default format on all iphones and most androids, my macbook supports it as well. And if there is a website or app that doesn't, I can convert to JPEG when needed. It's just a superior format, there is really no need to avoid it.
Apple makes ugly mistakes with HEIF from this camera in the finder or Photo App: Too high contrast with blacked shadows and false colours. On MacBook and IOS. Compare it with JPG and you will see it.
Thanks for video. I originally set up camera for large 3:2 like you have in the video but after playing with it I noticed it’s in medium now and I only have medium and small as options. How do I get large back? Brand new to this, help would be appreciated
Hello regarding your video style. I would really recommend to shorten parts where your film yourself but leaving the menu in the video for longer. Its really hard to see what you chose there especially for beginners. Just keep talking with leaving the menu in the video. thanks for the video
Hello Chris, thank you so much for all your FREE practice videos, it's so valuable :-) With that said, can I ask you something that might be interesting to many of us. As we don't have a scale on the x100 lens, when we try to take pictures in the focus area, is it possible to see the larger scale on the rear screen to determine what is will it focus from the f-stop or is it only seen inside the electronic viewfinder (which is really a pain)? thanks for your help Chris, have a great spring, cheers! Glenn
Thanks for the video. I’m having issues with my x100VI (already) where the iso/shutter speed dial doesn’t match its actual setting. Or gets locked on BULB shutter speed. Any help? Or tips?
Great and comprehensive video, thanks for sharing! Quick question I had about Auto1 for ISO. I followed your settings including minimum shutter at 1/125 but notice the camera does not respond to it. The SS will often go much slower depending on the lighting. Any idea why this may be happening?
This is great! I’d set shutter to manual + electronic though. Otherwise you can unexpectedly overexpose in bright conditions at f2.0, as mechanical maxes at 1/4000.
I thought my R5’s menu system was hard to use. Now it’s a piece of cake compared to X100vi’s lol. Such a complex menu system, hard to read and navigate, and the manual is over 400 pages. Lots of weird things. For example if you set Electronic Level setting to 3d, the ovf image display will always be large, even when set to small. Without notifying you that’s the case. Perhaps a bug. I wish the camera had small summaries and info to go along each configuration setting.
Hai, could you do a video regarding a detailed Hi, could you create a video providing a detailed review of the video features of the Fuji XS 20? This should include information on the ISO features in video recording, the limitations of auto-focus, the dynamic range performance of the camera, and recommendations for the best compatible SD cards. If possible, could you do a video review? This would greatly assist me in deciding whether to purchase the camera. Thank you! 🙏
Hi Chris, Glad you got your x100vi, still waiting and waiting and waiting for the one I prr-ordered on launch day! Still back ordered. IMO Fuji did a crappy job on this launch. They need to explain when and if any of us on the back ordered list will ever get our camera. They also need to explain to all of us how scalpers were able to procure multiple units. One such ebayer had 45 of each silver and black. Please explain how he was able to do that. Based one what he charged he stands to make a 35 to 50K profit. Yes I know there's a special place in hell for scalpers but it would sure be nice if they were not able to purchase so many at one time. Don't know if that's a fuji issue or a retailer issue? I'm subscriber and have been for quite some time. I always find your videos very informative and insightful. I've been a fuji user since 2016. Currently own an X-pro2 (my first fuji), an X100v and a X-t5.
Chris, not to put any pressure on you - take your time -, but are you thinking of commenting on the new firmware? Any relevant changes to autofocus? Thanks in advance!
I’ve got a question for you. I just got this camera, following you (like with my XT5) on the set up. What do you think bout a lense cover/screw on up filter, for lense protection? Is this something that you worry about or I should? I appreciate your thoughts.
I have watched your videos and found it is very educational. keep up the great work Just a quick comment on switching between photo and video. after pressing the drive/delete button, you don't need to use joystick to go all the way from the top to the bottom. you actually can title up to go backward directly from photo to video. of course, I would like rear command dial to be able to do the quick trick. and I am still missing the D-pad on my x100F a lot.
Hi Pal, I've been struggling with an issue for days now. I'd really appreciate it if you could help. I'm using the Mac Mini with the M2 Pro processor. I also have a MacBook Pro with an Intel processor. While the XT-4 X webcam application works on the MacBook Pro, no matter what I do, I can't get it to work on the Mac Mini. The Mac Mini never recognizes the X webcam software. I've searched forums for this issue, and there are others in similar situations like mine, but there doesn't seem to be a solution. Do you have any ideas about this?
Thank you for this, new to the camera and I feel you have saved me months of getting frustrated and I will be sure to check out some of your other videos.
Hi new to the X100Vi camera, I have noticed this thing with my camera where when I am cycling through the different film simulations and move the camera around while the menu is open, the pan is really slow like 10FPS slow(almost laggy), but when I am done selecting the simulation I want, it goes back to normal? is that common behaviour?
as a Sony shooter (and formerly Canon, Pentax etc etc) this is a new experience - your videos are great info! PLS TELL ME ABOUT THE built in FLASH ... I seem not to be able to figure that one out. It has something to do with the combo of S C M on the side of the camera? or something in the menu?? (ps I have backbutton focusing - and also need to know if the side switches S C M actually mess my backbutton up?)
I accidentally dropped my Fujifilm X100VI from the coffee table but I thoroughly explained it and not a mark on it but I wonder if the following is normal regarding the Optical/Electronic Viewfinder Selector Lever, when I look through the viewfinder and flip the lever, it works perfectly but when I hold the camera well away from my face and flip the lever it doesn't always work, can you all try it, point the camera at certain things and plus the ceiling and flip the lever, does the optical/electronic viewfinder Selector only work when you have your eye up to the eye viewfinder and sensor.
Can you help me? My playback is lagging. Not by much, but enough to annoy me. I have clarity set to 0 as well as everything else. I have owned several X100 cameras (including the V) and never had this happen. Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
Hi, You mentioned in your other video that every time you turn on and off or view photos on your Fuji X100VI the number of shutter counts increases. That is so true. So my question is, assuming that there is a shutter life on this camera, not only does the shutter count increase but the life of the camera is undermined, let alone the resale value, right? Is that a flaw by the company? Is it intentional? What can be done to minimize this damage to the shutter count every time you pick up this camera. It is no fun capturing whatever you are capturing, knowing that your device ages astronomically.
NOTE: Regarding SD cards, you can certainly get slower SD cards, such as 90 MBs, etc. Keep in mind that two major factors here are: 1.) burst rate/buffer size and 2.) UHS-I vs. UHS-II types. I think the 170 MB/s 64GB UHS-1 card is a good overall pick because of speed, cost, burst rate handling, etc. and ability to handle 4K video. Remember, the 300 MB/s UHS-II cards will NOT give you the UHS-II increased performance with the X100VI camera. The UHS-II SD cards will still work, but limited to UHS-I speeds when used with the X100VI. This is because the X100VI utilizes UHS-I.
Just to add, I believe that even though UHS-II won't add in camera performance, that extra performance WILL be useful when offloading photos from your camera to computer. (just in case anyone missed it in the video!)
Great videos!
ND filter has a default button shortcut. If you turn and hold the OVF/EVF lever for few seconds it will release the ND filter!
Thanks for all your work!
I discovered this a few years ago - it's the same for most of (all?) the x100 series, but it's amazing how few people are aware of this (even TH-camrs doing "set up" videos) and assign this function to a separate button.
Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 and thank you for this very helpful video, especially for the most important energy theme. BOOST ON! This is essential for the whole camera and I think many new users don‘t know that and wonder that the camera works slowly.
But I have some different recommandations to yours:
11:45: AF+MF ON. Sorry, that has a huge negative impact für AF! If you select ON, you have automatically switched from focuspriority to releasepriority, although you have chosen focuspriority in the menue. So the camera makes more unsharp photos!
12:18: Use the Red LOW to have a narrower peaking field.
Missing: Change AF - priority for AF-C to focuspriority, because the default is releasepriority.
My experience is, there are enough options that if you accidentally change something it can be days and lots of reading to work out what you changed.
The most reliably informative and straight to the point camera channel on TH-cam. Good stuff as always !
Yours is the best Fuji channel I have come across. Thanks.
Hello Dear pal2tech,
I want to extend my heartfelt and sincere thanks to you. Why? Because I bought a camera for the first time in my life, the X100 VI model. I was very excited while waiting for it, but when I received the camera, I was terrified because there were so many settings and buttons. I wasn't sure how I would manage all of them until I met you here.
I am infinitely grateful to you. Your explanation style is very clear and simple.
I'm so glad you exist.
i just got my X100VI (silver) and your explanations helped SO MUCH. i am happy my wife recommended you to me way before and back then i subscribed which helped me to get this important info 😀🙏🏽
Once again I find myself indebted to you and your channel, Chris. I just picked up my X100VI after waiting for 6 months since pre-ordering. Following this excellent video has made it really easy to get initial settings made so I can get out and about in London to start getting a 'feel' for the camera. Your videos have always been inspirational, and I know I am not alone in recommending you to new Fuji users as often as I can. I am only surprised that more people don't actually subscribe to your channel. But, as I have said many times before, Thank You and if you ever get over here to London, it would be a pleasure and an honour to meet you and your family and to buy you a slap-up meal.
Great tutorial! Now I just need the camera
Such a wealth of info in one video. This was so informative and helpful! Thanks for all the hard work. It's really appreciated.
Great video, I am a Fuji user but very soon I will be tak8ng delivery of the 100 vi, super excited. Your video for photography was awesome, great reminder but for sure you have saved me hours in setting my stills options and there is stuff unique to this camera than my other Fujis, thanks for sharing and as always more please
As always, excellent video!! I’m fairly experienced with Fujifilm Cameras having used Fuji for several years, but I’m always guaranteed to learn new things from your videos. Looking forward to more tips on the X100VI.
Another informative and super helpful videos from you. Thanks for helping us Pal2tech! ❤
Thankyou so much ..Richard here ex industry from the 60's and just acquired a new X100...Boy this must be good for the old crosswording brain ha ha..Cheers from Melbourne..Australia..It's been a great help..
This was a incredible video. Well done. I learnt some cool stuff.
Another great video! As always, great practical tips for beginners and new Fuji users, but also great reminders for those who have been in the ecosystem for awhile. I'm going on two years with the X-T3 and one year with the X-S20, and multiple zooms and primes. I don't plan on getting the x100VI, but I still enjoy your content, presentation and entertainment.
My camera finally arrived. I can't thank you enough for this video.
Amazing job explaining everything !!!
Always great videos
Very useful, thank you so much! 😊
At last someone that understand photography and provide essential data - thank you very much.
Just watched this video and found it very helpful, just having received my X100VI earlier today. It took 10 weeks of waiting, but it’s finally in my hand. As a reference point, I ordered it from Adorama at 1:20 p.m. on Feb 20th. Looking forward to what it can do and trying to decide which of my other cameras to sell to help pay off this new one!
Great Video! Thanks for your time and knowledge! I love the Fellini joke a lot!
You are brilliant. Thank you for your wonderfully clear videos.
Hello Chris, just received my V100 Vi Camera, used this this video for the setup-superb job my friend. You did an excellent job
Great vid, very helpful, but he flies through it - many of us are new to this device! If so and you're not a professional photographer, be prepared to use the pause button!
One of the best video I’ve seen on the subject
I’m saving it. 🙏
Awesome video, took delivery of my 100 vi today. Question and direction setting, I use an iPad for everything, can I import raw files and then edit them in the Lightroom app, sorry to be a pain any and all advice welcome
Excellent video, covers exactly what I need to learn my new camera. Thank you very much for your fantastic work!
Another great video. I’m lucky to have had my copy since a few days after release 🎉
Great information for this Fuji newbie. It would’ve been helpful for me if you had left the picture of the screen up longer. I kept getting lost as you would zip ahead! But the information was outstanding, thanks so much!
Awesome video thank you very much sir! So many settings these days.
@pal2tech You have a video on everything. 😄😄😄 That's great though for people like me with no knowledge of the FujiFilm camera system. I'm just trying to prepare for when my camera is being delivered in December (long wait since February). Thanks for the great videos.
Just got mine last night. Not sure if it’s snappier or I’ve finally gotten used to using Fuji cameras but it was working for me pretty well. Except figuring out the ND filter with the default switch.
Hi Chris, does your recommendation for choosing memory cards apply to the XT5 as well?
Great video!! Looking forward to using my camera with these settings!!
Also if the camera is on a DJI RSI 3 MINI, should you still enable IBIS?
I received a defective one and will have to exchange (probably going to take another few months sadly). The EVF screen on mine is stuck 🥲. The lever does nothing besides vibrate the EVF screen with a clicking noise. Turning my camera on and off does nothing and sometimes the EVF screen only rises half way up. Tried resetting the entire camera, removing the battery for a long amount of time. Nothing. Very bummed.
Hey, where did you get that Robocop villain robot behind you?
Love this video man. Subscribed
Hi thanks for the tutorial. I just bought it recently. start loving it. one question, i noticed my photometry is inactive. what could be the reason? thanks
This was super SUPER helpful. Just found your channel and have watched every video you've recommended in the description/video. I've learnt so much and have changed many settings to match. Not only do you explain what setting to pick you explain *why* you should, which is so helpful and allows me to tailor any setting to something else. Thanks for the informative video! Your energy is awesome.
Your video is featured in Fujifilm X Singapore Facebook! Great video!
But if you shoot video indoors: which white balance settings you recommend?
Bravo! Great walk thru.
Thanks for the guide! Can you explain why you recommend the IS mode to be continuous? I watched your review video and I couldn't find where you talk about that.
Thanks for the guide. This is really great. I've had the XT 10 and 30 and now I can enjoy the great travel camera. Do you use a UV filter for protection? Is the hood really necessary?
Hey there! What’s your opinion on batteries other than Fujifilm? Do you have any recommendations? Thanks for the video!
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for helping me understand (some) / go through the myriad of X100VI settings.
I am a total photography beginner who has been taking pictures of all the wonders around as I see it with my entry-level Samsung phone camera for a few years on and off. Dare I say it, and despite your recomedations not to do so for a tottal beginer , I purchased my first camera last week , a x100vi....please forgive me :). I know this camera as a single fixed lens, and there isn't the 3 big fat dials on top of the camera to help better understand and utilise the holy exposure triangle settings that you mentioned compared to that of the X-T50 setup. But I love the size, feel, looks and hassle freeness of having to only worry about using the one lens size for now tbh.
Could you possibly do a complete beginers/idiots guide on how to get to grips with learning about this camera's ISO, shutter speed, aperture and how to apply it in the real world on this camera?
The way you explain things in such a polished manner realy is special, and helps untold with these steep learning cuves .
As I understand it thus far,
Like an eye, the shutter speed is like how fast or slow you blink, which in turn let's in less or more light to the back of your eyeballs sensor (Retina/ cameras light sensor chip).
Aperture is how wide or closed the pupil(lens) is, afecting how much light is passed towards the eyeball's sensor (camera's image sensor chip). It also allows changes in the depth and field of view.
ISO is the the retinas sensitivity (camera's image sensor chip) in dealing with the light. Give it to much and it stresses out/gets confused and overloaded and cannot convert the light efficiently to the brain to make a clean picture (grain/loss off qualiry)
Fantastic video. One challenge. If I applied your video settings correctly I can’t change the film simulation as they are greyed out. Thanks.And my movie mode changes from your recommended setting when I turn the camera off and on again. Argh! Found out the camera was set to F Log. Removed and fixed. Camera is too small for my eyes. I’ll return it and keep my X-S20.
I choose HEIF, my phone supports it and it's the default format on all iphones and most androids, my macbook supports it as well. And if there is a website or app that doesn't, I can convert to JPEG when needed. It's just a superior format, there is really no need to avoid it.
Apple makes ugly mistakes with HEIF from this camera in the finder or Photo App: Too high contrast with blacked shadows and false colours. On MacBook and IOS. Compare it with JPG and you will see it.
HEIF is a fantastic format
@@MICOXD yes, it could be. If Apple solve the problems with Fuji 10bit HEIF.
Thank you! Your setup videos are superb!
Mate, Great Video!! thank you so much!
:)
For what is the sensor cleaning funktion, when the lens is fixed on the body?
Thanks for video. I originally set up camera for large 3:2 like you have in the video but after playing with it I noticed it’s in medium now and I only have medium and small as options. How do I get large back? Brand new to this, help would be appreciated
Hi! Would you be able to make a similar video for the XS-10? This is really helpful! Thanks for all you do!
Question. Since the unit has IBIS why would you set the min shutter speed for Auto ISO to 1/125 or 1/60?
hi! the maximum my image size will go is M 3:2. Large isnt showing up, any idea why this is happening?
Hello regarding your video style. I would really recommend to shorten parts where your film yourself but leaving the menu in the video for longer. Its really hard to see what you chose there especially for beginners. Just keep talking with leaving the menu in the video. thanks for the video
always helpful....thank you.
Hello Chris, thank you so much for all your FREE practice videos, it's so valuable :-) With that said, can I ask you something that might be interesting to many of us. As we don't have a scale on the x100 lens, when we try to take pictures in the focus area, is it possible to see the larger scale on the rear screen to determine what is will it focus from the f-stop or is it only seen inside the electronic viewfinder (which is really a pain)? thanks for your help Chris, have a great spring, cheers! Glenn
Thanks for the video. I’m having issues with my x100VI (already) where the iso/shutter speed dial doesn’t match its actual setting.
Or gets locked on BULB shutter speed.
Any help? Or tips?
Great and comprehensive video, thanks for sharing! Quick question I had about Auto1 for ISO. I followed your settings including minimum shutter at 1/125 but notice the camera does not respond to it. The SS will often go much slower depending on the lighting. Any idea why this may be happening?
When you’re in the Bluetooth menus, how do you get to set it to done?
This is great! I’d set shutter to manual + electronic though. Otherwise you can unexpectedly overexpose in bright conditions at f2.0, as mechanical maxes at 1/4000.
I thought my R5’s menu system was hard to use. Now it’s a piece of cake compared to X100vi’s lol. Such a complex menu system, hard to read and navigate, and the manual is over 400 pages. Lots of weird things. For example if you set Electronic Level setting to 3d, the ovf image display will always be large, even when set to small. Without notifying you that’s the case. Perhaps a bug. I wish the camera had small summaries and info to go along each configuration setting.
How do i change my photometry setting? I can’t have an option to change it
Finally got mine. Thanks for the tips.
Hai, could you do a video regarding a detailed Hi, could you create a video providing a detailed review of the video features of the Fuji XS 20? This should include information on the ISO features in video recording, the limitations of auto-focus, the dynamic range performance of the camera, and recommendations for the best compatible SD cards. If possible, could you do a video review? This would greatly assist me in deciding whether to purchase the camera. Thank you! 🙏
Absolutely invaluable guide for a newbie (me) Thanks for this and all your previous Fujifilm videos.
Best fuji channel !!!
that ending is insane!
Hi Chris, Glad you got your x100vi, still waiting and waiting and waiting for the one I prr-ordered on launch day! Still back ordered. IMO Fuji did a crappy job on this launch. They need to explain when and if any of us on the back ordered list will ever get our camera. They also need to explain to all of us how scalpers were able to procure multiple units. One such ebayer had 45 of each silver and black. Please explain how he was able to do that. Based one what he charged he stands to make a 35 to 50K profit. Yes I know there's a special place in hell for scalpers but it would sure be nice if they were not able to purchase so many at one time. Don't know if that's a fuji issue or a retailer issue? I'm subscriber and have been for quite some time. I always find your videos very informative and insightful. I've been a fuji user since 2016. Currently own an X-pro2 (my first fuji), an X100v and a X-t5.
Very informative. Thank you still waiting to get my 5
Chris, not to put any pressure on you - take your time -, but are you thinking of commenting on the new firmware? Any relevant changes to autofocus? Thanks in advance!
I’ve got a question for you. I just got this camera, following you (like with my XT5) on the set up. What do you think bout a lense cover/screw on up filter, for lense protection? Is this something that you worry about or I should? I appreciate your thoughts.
You are the best of the best of the best!!!
I have watched your videos and found it is very educational. keep up the great work
Just a quick comment on switching between photo and video. after pressing the drive/delete button, you don't need to use joystick to go all the way from the top to the bottom. you actually can title up to go backward directly from photo to video. of course, I would like rear command dial to be able to do the quick trick. and I am still missing the D-pad on my x100F a lot.
Great point!
Hi Pal, I've been struggling with an issue for days now. I'd really appreciate it if you could help. I'm using the Mac Mini with the M2 Pro processor. I also have a MacBook Pro with an Intel processor. While the XT-4 X webcam application works on the MacBook Pro, no matter what I do, I can't get it to work on the Mac Mini. The Mac Mini never recognizes the X webcam software. I've searched forums for this issue, and there are others in similar situations like mine, but there doesn't seem to be a solution. Do you have any ideas about this?
I very much enjoy your content.
Thank you for this, new to the camera and I feel you have saved me months of getting frustrated and I will be sure to check out some of your other videos.
Awesome i just got my Fuji x100vi 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hi new to the X100Vi camera, I have noticed this thing with my camera where when I am cycling through the different film simulations and move the camera around while the menu is open, the pan is really slow like 10FPS slow(almost laggy), but when I am done selecting the simulation I want, it goes back to normal? is that common behaviour?
as a Sony shooter (and formerly Canon, Pentax etc etc) this is a new experience - your videos are great info! PLS TELL ME ABOUT THE built in FLASH ... I seem not to be able to figure that one out. It has something to do with the combo of S C M on the side of the camera? or something in the menu??
(ps I have backbutton focusing - and also need to know if the side switches S C M actually mess my backbutton up?)
Extremely helpful. And entertaining, of course :-)
Just trying to follow this vid with my new X100VI, My Number of focus points is set to 117 and is greyed out, why is that?
I accidentally dropped my Fujifilm X100VI from the coffee table but I thoroughly explained it and not a mark on it but I wonder if the following is normal regarding the Optical/Electronic Viewfinder Selector Lever, when I look through the viewfinder and flip the lever, it works perfectly but when I hold the camera well away from my face and flip the lever it doesn't always work, can you all try it, point the camera at certain things and plus the ceiling and flip the lever, does the optical/electronic viewfinder Selector only work when you have your eye up to the eye viewfinder and sensor.
Yes you have to have your eyes on it.
Can you help me? My playback is lagging. Not by much, but enough to annoy me. I have clarity set to 0 as well as everything else. I have owned several X100 cameras (including the V) and never had this happen. Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
Hi,
You mentioned in your other video that every time you turn on and off or view photos on your Fuji X100VI the number of shutter counts increases. That is so true. So my question is, assuming that there is a shutter life on this camera, not only does the shutter count increase but the life of the camera is undermined, let alone the resale value, right? Is that a flaw by the company? Is it intentional? What can be done to minimize this damage to the shutter count every time you pick up this camera. It is no fun capturing whatever you are capturing, knowing that your device ages astronomically.
What does Clarity -4 do?
Thank you!
Briliant. Thank you!
ADRENALINE IN MY SOUL!!!
To switch from Stills to Movie fast without the lengthy scroll, move the joystick up while on stills and it’ll jump straight to movie mode
does this work for x100f?
Ordered mine the morning it was officially announced. Still waiting. 😞
Almost got one of these but went XH2 for the extra features and the awesome grip and build quality.
Anyone know why my X-T3 EVF doesn't work 😢
I bought body and pair with my FD manual lens, LCD shows image but evf is totally black 😢