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Can definitely confirm! Probably my favorite place I’ve been able to photograph yet. Thanks for the feedback!

Thank you! Really appreciate that. It's such a special place. Can't wait to go back!

Thanks a ton! That's so funny, I stayed right down the street on the left in a little apartment on the corner while I was there haha

You're the best, I really appreciate the feedback and thanks for always being the first to watch

I haven’t used it a ton in low light, but it works fine. Of course faster is better but I honestly don’t mind grain and I shoot a lot of backlit stuff at night so it’s pretty workable

Best way to describe NYC

Wow that means so much to me! Thank you so much!

Hey thank you so much, I really appreciate you watching! Happy to hear you enjoyed!

Thanks so much! I loved how that one turned out too.

You're the best, thank you so much!

Just can't wait to get back to NY with you

I still can’t feel my fingertips 👀👀

Thank you, really appreciate you watching!

I can’t wait for everything this year 🤍

I tend not to pay too much attention to that kind of thing, but it’s important to note too!

I agree, I’m still learning that first part for sure, though I don’t really live in any one place so I’ve been incredibly spoiled. One of my biggest fears is that I’m too dependent on having all of these amazing places at my fingertips and I would be nothing without that crutch to lean on. It’s a long journey but it’s can always be an exciting one.

@@gunairy It doesn't matter where home is, the sentiment still applies. Because if I can't photograph my hotel or AirBNB as I would what's outside, I'm right back in square one. It's the same as having too much gear. As they say, limitation fosters creativity. Look at Jurassic Park. Severely limited by early CGI at the time, yet, it has become one of, if not the best movie to incorporate CGI to this day.

@@thedrunkweddingphotographer Fair point! And traveling light too. I'd rather have 1-2 lenses than 10 any day of the week. Photographing the hotel or AirBnB as you would outside reminds me of Greg Girard's work. He documented most(?) of his hotel rooms and inspired me to do the same when I found his work a few years ago: instagram.com/p/C7ul0W8yuW1/

@@gunairy Ain't even gong lie, I don't know who that is. I don't follow photographers. Outside of Ansel Adams, I'm oblivious. I follow chefs and leather makers. Took a look though, very good work. Reminds me of daily life in the hoods of Mexico where I'm from. One of the few places left untouched by the "influencers" on this platform. But yes, Girard proves the point of photographing one's mundane neighborhood because that's what stands the test of time. That's what will set you apart. Took a LONG time for me to learn that.

I find that shooting with other people around can have that effect for better or worse. I’ll always get better photos shooting by myself, but we’ve got our whole lives to be alone and who knows how long with friends and family. Plus I’d rather have the people and the memories than just another batch of decent photos from a trip! Thanks for your comment!

A waiter in Cascais! I was appalled 😂. He was super friendly though and I ended up running into him on the train back to Lisbon too

Thanks for watching!

Lo siento- parece estar funcionando para mí. Estoy viendo la traducción automática al español. Quizás probarlo de nuevo?

It’s hard to put it down when you’re in a new place for sure! No doubt when I get to visit Japan I’ll run into the same. That’s a spot that’s very high on the list for me

Thanks so much man! Yeah it’s so hard to strike a balance. I think being super picky about what you shoot and not is the key. I’ve just been trying to keep my ‘minimum photogenic-mess’ bar relatively high haha

I can't wait! 2025 is going to be incredible. Thank you for always being the first one to watch 😌

Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching! The best place to do street photography is the one you’re already in!

It really depends on if it’s the right focal length. Personally I think it would be a little tight for certain landscapes, maybe the 18mm pancake if you want something super compact for wider landscapes?

Thanks!

Love the Pro 3 for cities for sure! It’s perfect for that kind of environment. I’d even be okay with losing the OVF if they made the EVF better I think.

New first party MF lenses would be really cool to see!

Sounds like a good kit! Yeah I hear that a lot. Any flaw you can find with the 27 is balanced out by how tiny it is. At least to some degree. I do agree that the focal length can feel a bit flat if it’s used a ton though. I’ve been having good luck with the 50mm length lately.

Thank you! That's such an interesting point because you're 100% right, phone cameras are almost always wider. I was definitely taking photos on my phone before I picked up a professional camera. Maybe that's why longer lengths are a little more difficult to wrap my head around! I also think it's partly to do with movies and TV shows using wider lenses with the most common, I think, being 28mm.

Honestly, I'm very much the wrong person to ask about gimbals. Even with all the videos I've shot on other cameras, I rely on IBIS and post-stabilization. Best of luck, though. Have you posted that question on Reddit by any chance?

@ no I didn’t yet, i will in someday. Thanks for replay !

Global shutter would be great to have for anyone who does sports photography/videography and is capturing high-speed objects, but are there other advantages I'm not aware of? It's not a bad idea, but I'm not sure a lot of X-Pro owners are doing that kind of work.

@@gunairy Flash sync speed. Portrait photographers would be doing cartwheels for a global shutter X-Pro4.

@@budthecyborg4575 Ah gotcha, it would be interesting for sure, and not something you often see advertised in a camera like this.

It would be the ILC equivalent of a leaf shutter: silent with minimal shake (but without a typical electronic shutter egregious banding and rolling shutter issues) and easier flash sync speed. This and IBIS would be a dream combo on a camera designed for documentary and street photography.

That’s too bad to hear, are you from Guatemala? I’m just a visitor obviously, but it’s still one of the coolest places I’ve ever had the chance to visit, and everyone there was so great. They seemed very happy and lighthearted for what it’s worth.

I’m glad you found the tools that work for you! It’s always going to be subjective for every photographer to some degree. My gear is tiny, which is why I showed it to be transparent about what I’m packing, but it’s not THAT tiny. I used to use the Wandrd prvke 21L, and what I have now would push the limits of that camera cube.

That’s a good tip! Yeah I still hate having to go into a menu at all vs. shooting on the T5 where you just flip the switch over to video, but of course the Pro cameras aren’t designed to be hybrid cameras at all, so it makes sense they wouldn’t have a movie switch like the T and XH bodies

I love it. $25 backpack you’ve had forever? Perfect. I do know lots of pros who have to haul a bunch of gear to shoots, and I get where a big backpack with dividers fits in there. Hopefully there tends to be somewhere safe to set it down so at least you aren’t stuck with it on your back for hours.

@ I try to have a helper with paid shoots. They become the bag minder, hair fixer, reflector holder and sometimes light stand. I always invite family so it only costs me lunch. lol

@@DavidSenteno Haha the best solution by far, out of the kindness of their heart, I'm sure!

I can see that being a potential problem too. Are you packing it pretty full? I try to keep it to just a camera and a spare lens so that it’s not a lot of weight all day long. It’s tough to find the perfect solution, but I wish you luck with your backpack hunt!

Thank you! It’s reassuring to find I’m not alone in some of these ideas haha

I appreciate it! There are so many established companies out there making awesome backpacks- Maybe we’ll see some of them get into the camera backpack world and get a fresh perspective on the way they’ve been designed so far.

Hey, I'm definitely living proof that it’s doable! Thank you!

You’re not wrong

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed!

I’m happy to hear it came at the right time for you and happened to resonate! That’s exactly what I’m going for with videos like these. I think we need to connect and compare notes as artists now more than ever before, and so I hope videos like these can say, “Hey, here’s what I’ve been thinking lately, how about you?” and touch base with other artists. But I think it’s all about mindset! Are we failing to create something unique, or just channeling all the work we’ve been inspired by leading up to this point? I think we all need a reminder to reframe our thinking once in a while!