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Gil Kreslavsky
Israel
Приєднався 10 тра 2018
For more than a decade I've traveled and photographed.
This channel is my way of sharing the acquired experience with you.
I will give you a true behind-the-scenes view of travel photography and all it involves.
My tips here are practical, they come from real-life scenarios, and by following me on my daily shootings you will be able to get into a travel photographer's head.
Hope you enjoy the ride.
More of my work on www.kreslavsky.com or Instagram:gilkreslavsky
This channel is my way of sharing the acquired experience with you.
I will give you a true behind-the-scenes view of travel photography and all it involves.
My tips here are practical, they come from real-life scenarios, and by following me on my daily shootings you will be able to get into a travel photographer's head.
Hope you enjoy the ride.
More of my work on www.kreslavsky.com or Instagram:gilkreslavsky
Fujifilm X-T5 vs Nikon Zf – Real-World Comparison for Street, Travel & Documentary Photography
In this video, I dive into a hands-on, real-world comparison between the Fujifilm X-T5 and Nikon Zf-two cameras that have been making waves among street, travel, and documentary photographers. This isn’t just another spec breakdown; this is a review from a professional photographer who has actually used both cameras extensively in real-world shooting conditions.
I’ll cover:
📷 Handling & Ergonomics - Which camera feels more intuitive on the streets?
📷 Autofocus & Performance - Which one nails the shot when it matters most?
📷 Image Quality & Colors - Fujifilm’s film simulations vs. Nikon’s color science.
📷 Low-Light & High ISO - Which camera holds up better in challenging conditions?
📷 Lenses & System Flexibility - Which ecosystem offers better options for travel & documentary work?
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FIND ME.
Instagram :gilkreslavsky
Web: www.kreslavsky.com/
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CONTACT:
Email: gilkreslavsky@gmail.com
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PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS:
www.kreslavsky.com/photography-workshops/
EDUCATION:
www.kreslavsky.com/photography-workshops/
I’ll cover:
📷 Handling & Ergonomics - Which camera feels more intuitive on the streets?
📷 Autofocus & Performance - Which one nails the shot when it matters most?
📷 Image Quality & Colors - Fujifilm’s film simulations vs. Nikon’s color science.
📷 Low-Light & High ISO - Which camera holds up better in challenging conditions?
📷 Lenses & System Flexibility - Which ecosystem offers better options for travel & documentary work?
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FIND ME.
Instagram :gilkreslavsky
Web: www.kreslavsky.com/
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CONTACT:
Email: gilkreslavsky@gmail.com
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PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS:
www.kreslavsky.com/photography-workshops/
EDUCATION:
www.kreslavsky.com/photography-workshops/
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Відео
Varanasi Photowalk - Winter Magic of a Foggy Morning POV
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Step into the mystical streets and ghats of Varanasi on a foggy winter morning in this immersive POV travel photography video. Watch as I navigate through the atmospheric haze, capturing candid moments, street scenes, and the serene beauty of the Ganges River. Perfect for street and travel photography lovers. During the video, I’ll also share tips and techniques for shooting in challenging low-...
Vietnam Fishing Village - Travel Photography POV
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This time, I’ve returned to the same charming Vietnamese coastal village to record a POV photography video. Join me as I explore through my lens, the daily life of the villagers, vibrant colors, and the unique atmosphere of this seaside haven. Perfect for photography lovers and travel enthusiasts looking for inspiration and shooting techniques for coastal photography in Vietnam Shot with Nikon ...
Travel Photography Behind the Scenes: Exploring a Vietnam Fishing Village
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Join me on another inspiring Behind the Scenes session of Travel Photography as I explore a coastal fishing community in southern Vietnam. I hope you like it. FIND ME. Instagram :gilkreslavsky Web: www.kreslavsky.com CONTACT: Email: gilkreslavsky@gmail.com PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS: www.kreslavsky.com/photography-workshops/ EDUCATION: www.kreslavsky.com/photography-education/
Ho Chi Minh - Street Photography POV with the Fujifilm X100V
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POV photography session, this time on the streets of Saigon (HoChiMinh) Vietnam. We will visit 2 markets in District 5, I hope you like it.. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v (Not sponsored by Fujifilm) COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
12min Flash Street Photography POV - With the Fujifilm x100v
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A 12-minute Photowalk in the old part of Delhi (Sadar Bazar area). In this video, I will show you how to use an external flash in the daytime, using extra light on a sunny day is very helpful to give some extra attention to your subject. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
Light and shadows - POV with Fujifilm X100V
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A 16-minute walk in the old part of Delhi (Jama Masjid area). In this video, I will show you how I work with the morning light in my street photography. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
Varanasi - Street photography POV
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In this video, I will show you my way of photographing in Varanasi. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v EOS-R COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
Varanasi with the Fujifilm x100v - POV
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In this video, I will show and explain some of my ways of photographing in Varanasi. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
25min Street Photography POV - Using the Fujifilm x100V
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In this video, I will show you the Howrah bridge area where we will do some morning street photography. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
Hi, what is the name of the ghat with the plastic and toilets? thanks
Hi , it’s Kedar Ghat
@@GilKreslavsky thanks so much, will be there in a few weeks. will go and look for this place.
Hey Gil! Hope you're well mate. I saw you using a lot the x100v as well. What do you think about it? I thought that was your main body
I used the X100V before the XT5 . It’s a great camera. I had big love to it , but the AF there is not very good . Everything other than that is perfect .
I bought the Nikon Zf recently. The screen and the lack of aperture rings on the 40 and the 28 are my biggest gripes. Also, the auto exposure changes when using auto ISO in aperture priority is a bit slower. It doesn't respond quickly according to changing light. It's beautiful to hold and inspiring to shoot with. It just lacks a good, weather-sealed 35mm f2 with an aperture ring. I love it though. I hope Nikon doesn't abandon it and continues with the firmware updates and some compact lenses.
I use the S lenses when weather requires me to. Got used to work without the aperture ring. Didn’t notice the exposure change to be slower . Perhaps in specific scenarios. I find the exposure to be quite responsive. I do wish Nikon to continue with it too.
The Zf has a more gradual change of the exposure priority because by default, the Zf is set to matrix metering, which does an excellent job of preserving highlights. You can simply change it to perform more like a Fujifilm X-Series camera by changing the metering method. I’ve grown to enjoy the gradual change and I rarely reach for my Fujifilm cameras at all nowadays.
Would love to hear your thoughts and if you have more questions you are welcome to ask them here.
Hi Gil! Love this! So much inspiration! What month was that when you went? I'm usually very unlucky with the weather when travelling...
I’m usually in Vietnam during winter months . November- February. But you can still get gray days even at that time .
Amazing
Uff than ZF is georgeous, i change to nikon too, and your photos, just amazing. Love your channel, very inspiring and beautiful. The way you look feels diferent, congrats. Dont stop doing this vids and this photos.
Thank you for appreciating and enjoy your ZF
It felt like I was with you in the fog, a very educational and fascinating video. Beautiful shots.
Thank you for watching! Welcome to join to future walks .
Always shocked - how you manage in this light condition to make such a juicy shots?!!
Can we call it luck ? 🤔
@ really doubt..
Love the work❤
Thank you for allowing me to experience places I can't get to. The way you explain your photographs inspires me a lot
Thank you for watching! I'm happy to share what I see.
Thanks for this video. It's very interesting to watch you at work. I'm always amazed that, apart from one man in the video, people have absolutely no problem with you taking pictures of them. Please do more of this.
People usually don’t mind . It has a lot to do with your body language and attitude.
nice
Thanks
Nice work. Thanks for sharing. The fog is heavy! Will you visit Sarnath? Different type of religious energy there and not too far away. 👍🏻
I have been before . I will not go this visit .
Awesome video with detailed explanations. This helped me understand the process and learn a lot.Thank you. Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you ! Means a lot!
Very nice, Gil!
Cheers ! Many thanks 🙏
Gil chose to live in love now :) and with grit.
where is it
In Vietnam.
Excellent images Gil!
Many thanks 🙏 Glad you liked them
Great video! Thank you!
Thank you for watching .
Amazing shots, always waiting for your next vlog
Thank you for watching! Happy to be helpful
Appreciate your work. Editing is also artistic. Did you expose for Highlights generally? I wish you make a video on Editing for street photography. I saw your Instagram, Editing made the pics pop up. 🙏👍
Hi , I expose based on the initial photographic idea . I do tend to under expose a bit , but wouldn’t say exposure for the highlights is my go to approach. And about editing… well we will get to that at some point too.
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Great footage! Like the way of your description And finally you’re in the frame))
Thank you ! Had the luck to have video operator for that one ))
מחכה כבר להגיע שאפילו זריחה לא מרתיעה אותי :)
So interesting, Gil
Thank you !
Don’t forget to push the algorithm forward and I’m here for questions.
I want to go to those vilages on marth-april
Love the flat colors and great midtones. May I know the recipe used?
Great vidéo! Where is this place?
A small village at the coast of Vietnam, there are plenty of these.
❤❤❤❤ amezing work brother
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Thank you for the POV from which I can learn. In what mode are you shooting? Is that Aperture or shutter speed mode?
I usually shoot manual with auto iso . But when I need more precise control of light I switch to full manual
@ Thank you and looking forward for new POV’s! Keep the good work up 👍
nise
Great photos
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You should try the Ray-Ban Meta. It would be really good for a photographer with a concept like yours.
No Idea what it is 😅
Hi, greetings from UK. I loved your photos! Just the inspiration I need. I'm travelling to India next month, for 6 weeks. I'll spend a month in Rishikesh and ten days in Varanasi. I have spent a lot of time travelling India on many occasions, though only once to Varanasi, 22 years ago. I had a cheap Canon digital camera, point and shoot. With a 32 megabyte SD card. It would be full quite quickly, than I had to find a shop that would copy the photos on to a compact disc, so I could erase the SD card and take more photos. Those were the days! Unfortunately I accidently erased most of the pics I took in Varanasi before I burned them on to a CD. That sucked. But it will not happen again! This time I have a Canon 5D IV, a 35mm f/2.0 IS USM lens, and a Sigma 24-105mm art lens. And two 256GB ultra SD cards plus 1TB SSD to back them up. And a Gopro Hero 12. These are the days! There is no country in the world as photogenic as India, and no city as photogenic as Varanasi. I hope when I am there I can take some pictures half as good as yours. I can't wait to try! I have booked a room close to Dasaswamedh Ghat. From 20th to 30th October. If you happen to be in Varanasi, give me a shout, we can meet for a chai.
Greetings . You seem much better prepared this time and wish you are able to capture many nice photograph . Unfortunately I will not be in India during the time of your visit . But I’m sure you wouldn’t get bored . It is impossible in Varanasi.
You are not sad you need to a camera 📸
Love your photograph sir 😍
Many thank
❤
Does anyone know a photographer who can help shoot portraits and do a photo shoot in Varanasi!?
I would search for “photoshoot” or “portrait” not street photography, the chances to find someone will be higher.
Nice photos, bro!
Thank you! 🍻
😍
Impressive
Hi What type of AF mode are you using here? back button focus? nice video like always!
Just normal AF , single point in one shot or continuous mode . Depends on the situation
Can you do it with internal flash of x100v
You can , but it doesn’t have enough power. Also often you will want to bring the flash from another angle.
Sir I'm on my way to varanasi, i loved your color choice ,could you share some technically description of the pics
Hey buddy . First Varanassi has special light it does cast these warm colors in to the frame . The second is that my photos are edited from raw files , which means that it’s less about in camera settings more about lighting.
What lens you are using??
I used two cameras here x100v which has 35mm equivalent lens and EOSR with 24-105mm
Nice video. How many shots do you manage to get on a single x100v battery usually ?
I think 400-500 , it has been a while .
Non sense photography
Which film simulation did you use?
I shoot raw
@@GilKreslavsky But didn't you apply a sim in Capture One or how did you get there? Looks very like the Fuji Film Sim look (like Classic Chrome) with its desaturated colors. Amazing and inspiring video by the way! :)
Great video. In a situation like that are you not tempted to shoot some portraits as well as the wonderful overall scenes? Keep up the great content 👍📷
I used to shoot more portraits few years back . Today I find less challenge in it , I’m fascinated by whole scene rather than just persons face! With that said , Kolkata and India in general are paradise for portrait photographers!
Nice video mate , I'm headed to Delhi soonish and will wander around the same areas. Am I gathering your set on Manual or Aperture priority? I've always shot on A but that lighting look tricky. Thanks 👍📷
I would use manual mode with light metered to the highlights. Enjoy Delhi.