Відео

sir, I made a video on the camera that I have and MY experience with it. I never said that you have to buy this camera to take good photos lol. Id likely recommend basically all of the fuji line of cameras to anyone but I've only used this one and the GFX50R, so that's all I can speak on.

B-Roll was shot with the Canon R5! I really love the tones that come out of the Fujis photos too!

Thanks so much, I appreciate it! I've gotten this request a few times so I'll defintely make an editing video on it very soon!

I don’t see people selling it for the reason of a phone camera being more convenient, but maybe when the next generation Fuji x100 series comes out people with ditch these for the newer camera perhaps!

Thanks for the comment Chris appreciate it! That’s a great idea for an upcoming video I’ll be working on super soon regarding editing workflow with the Fuji. Will be working on that soon☺️ Also, I filmed the video with a Canon R5!

Thank you! I agree, the yashica T series with Carl Zeus lenses is an excellent alternative!

I think you’ll love it as an upgrade from iPhone photography forsure. Perfect little travel camera too, enjoy!

Thank you!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks a ton Jonas! Much appreciated

damn I feel like the focus issue is a common complaint but I personally didn't have a huge amount of my photos come out missing focus. The 35TI has always been a camera I wanted to try out myself, glad you like it!

With a point-n-shoot camera, focus errors are nearly always a user problem. If the camera auto-focus doesn't focus for one, it won't focus for any. Assuming the auto-focus system is functioning at all, a true focus problem usually results from the focus spot or target in the viewfinder being misaligned with the actual focus point of the system. If so, that is not a particularly difficult repair. When I shopped for my one and only point-n-shoot several decades ago, I couldn't decide from the literature, so I bought a T2 and a 35Ti. After using each for a week and doing full lens resolution tests, I keep the T2 and made $25 profit reselling the Nikon. Reasons: Although the Nikon's lens was a bit sharper, the T2 was more even and consistent across the image. Also, The tiny buttons and dials used on the 35Ti were a pain in the ass in real use. Also, the multi-layer menu system required to access all of its user customizing settings is a nightmare, so IMO no one every uses those functions anyway. T2: controls simple and where you expect to find them. 35Ti: a great mystery box for a camera nerd to play with, but only practical to use in full program mode.

@@randallstewart1224 There’s no mystery to the Nikon. It’s a point and shoot. Put film in and shoot.

Thank you so much, I appreciate it! I don't think I used flash on any of the backyard shots except for the one at @4:57! That was with the built in flash on camera

Hope you got it man, idk I just shot with Fuji recently

Yeah man, I need to funds at the same time that it’s available/in stock lol

New one will come out when that one day would arrive

These photos were all shot in RAW and edited with my own presets in Lightroom!

The strap is from amazon, it was $12 I think. It's called a chord camera strap if I recall. I wear it cross body all the time, it's served me well. I also use a wist loop strap that's made of the same material. If you shown RAW or RAW+JPEG, you can apply the simulations in Lightroom and will still have the overall control of a RAW file which I would highly recommend!

You can use the application from Fuji for this. It requires connecting the camera to a computer so that the camera's processor can use simulations as if it were doing it at the time of taking the picture. Capture One is also very good with Fuji files.

Thanks a ton!

thanks a ton Joe! I haven't used that recipe yet, gotta mess around with more b+w sims!

appreciate you king!! Thank you

when I said recipes, I was referring to using the built in film simulations and shooting to JPEG. Those are "profiles". Recipes are custom "profiles" that people create and share online, most commonly on fuji x weekly and other spaces like that.

@@zach.sorensen which recipes do you usually use from fujixweekly?

@@CommanderChum +1 to this question! these pictures are amazing and i would love to know which film simulations you used!

@@brookerenteriaaI didn't use recipes on any of these photos, they're all raw files that I edited in Lightroom without any fuji recipes or profiles!

@@CommanderChum I didn't use recipes on any of these photos, they're all raw files that I edited in Lightroom without any fuji recipes or profiles. I do enjoy the look of there Kodak Portra 400 sim that's on there though

It’s fun being able to cycle through and choose which one suits each situation! Thanks for watching brotha❤️

I would highly recommend the Zeiss! Its definitely going to be the sharper option, but I think the voigtlander may have more "character" with less sharpness

thanks so much! Appreciate it a ton!

Thanks so much Miguel!

No huge reason, I heard that both were great but found a f/2 for the price of a 2.8 and said why not. Both are great though!

Thank you!! That's gotta be the best compliment because that's one of my favorite commercials I've seen! Found the photographer from it and he's insanely good (@danipujalte)

I'm surprised but proud of you for not knowing what it is yet haha! I feel like everyone knows about it, many times outraged of the price haha! Ill have to check out that photography book, sounds super interesting, especially knowing that its all shot on the same T2. They seem to be tanks from my experience but I've also heard some sad stories of the camera dying.

I haven't used this on a digital M, although I've messed around and mounted it to my Canon R5 haha. Works well as a smaller 35mm lens instead of my usual Sigma Art on the Canon

Thanks so much Tengu! I must agree, the camera gets so much hate for its price, but the image quality and user interface of it is simply unmatched. The alternatives simply can't compare and I think you'd only come to that conclusion by owning both. Glad you liked the video and had a similar experience with yours! Cheers!

Thanks for this info! I had no idea that the infinity setting was the ONLY way to get focus at infinity, I though it was just a guaranteed backup type of setting for those certain scenarios. Im sure many more viewers will find value in the info you provided. Thanks!

Appreciate you Eric!!

No way brother😂you’re gonna love it!

Appreciate it Erik!! 🙏🏽❤️

Thank you Jordan! Appreciate you!

appreciate it brotha!

Thanks Jake!🙏🏽

SKEEEERT