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I only use the ai noise reduction. That’s it.

I have to say I find this a rather depressing video. Like many things nowadays, it’s too watered down and reliant on someone or something else putting in the work. The fun of photography is getting out there and finding and learning things for yourself. Some of my favourite images I’ve found without planning. Instead putting in the work and walking around and stumbling on a fantastic bit of light or a compelling scene. Gaining knowledge of where the sun falls at a certain time of the day in a location can only be achieved by putting in the work yourself. Also learning from mistakes makes you better. Realising where you went wrong and correcting it. Discovering what aperture and shutter speed can do. Just getting told it by a non entity is not the answer. And don’t get me started on presets.

Make sure you have a business insurance policy, don't use homeowners as most homeowners insurance companies won't pay if you're a professional (sold or have any work for sale anywhere). I learned this the hard way when my D90 kit was stolen from my car in downtown Detroit.

I agree. I photo a lot of London street art. Much of it is well done. Good channel and I’ve subscribed 👍🏾

Black and white is pretty much the only option to get decent photos in overcast London. It's fucking depressing. These conditions are decent for night photography, though. It gets dark super early and you can get nice pics when the floor is wet and reflect the lights.

I loved the black and white photos. I also do street photography and I'm passionate about black and white photos 😊

Those black, red, white silhouette shots are superb!!

You can be very happy with how well your fireworks shots came out and especially the puddle Ferris wheel shot…excellent! 👏

All prudent and good advice for civil, respectful street photography…thank you for sharing your thoughtful viewpoints 👍

a sad sign of the times compared to a mere ten or so yrs ago. how else do you get a photographic history of the life and times for future generations. i don't do a lot but i always ask first

In and around Sloane Square, there are lot of characters around there. I was there the other week and wished I had my camera.

How strange - my comment appears to have been deleted! Samosh?

Increasingly, I think youtubers should start titling some of their videos: A Video I Had to Make to Keep My Channel Relevant to UA-cam's Algorithm. I am getting tired of UA-cam's tyranny; to many ads - some longer than the video we are trying to view, and most are outright lies.

And while I would not want the hassle of replacing my equipment and claiming on my insurance, none of my equipment or ANY picture I have ever taken is worth getting hurt or dying for.

Great review and I agree 100%, especially the flash photography, talk about asking for a fight? And how rude! I always ask if I can take a portrait unless they are not looking. If it's more of a distance or a group I don't typically ask or take it discreetly. Good reminders. Thanks.

If the government can point cameras at everyone and anything on the streets you should be able to. Does that mean you should should morally? That’s up to you to decide?

Nice video and thanks for the tips, I'll be visiting 22 Bishopsgate. Would be good to know some of the tech details though, like focal length, sensor type (full frame) and apertures as these are important factors in street photography. By the way, I didn't even notice the music until I read those weird comments about it.

Good luck trying to catch SUNLIGHT in London... It's overcast 300 days in a year. The city is great for street photography because there are millions of people, a huge variety of cultures and characters, great architecture and interesting places, but extremely hard to catch a moment where the sun is out.

Another good one! I really liked those images at the end and the chance to think about them, rather than the usual doom scroll past 20 images in 12 seconds. #3 instantly had me thinking 'Did I miss the email about the date change?' 🤣

Thank you for this Video. Great Inspiration 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

First time finding your channel and great video. I particularly liked that you told us where the locations actually are, as most vlogs just show images but never let you know how to find them! You might even add What3Word refs or similar. Interested to see you also shoot a Q3 as I grabbed a Q2M earlier this year and have loved it for photo walks like this. Look forward to a dive into your channel and followed on IG.

I really enjoyed your video with your wonderfully edited videography, music and mood. Your audio is so amazingly isolated on your voice even on the streets I'm curious how you get that without all the background ambient city noise around you. Thanks for the enjoyable escape to London at night and super photographs...you're right about your shot of the subject sitting on the backlit staircase is excellent 👍 Update...I just checked out your very nicely presented website and see your microphone gear is the Hollyland...so excellent given it's rather modest price!

Great video review. Great shots! And great tour! Are you using Highlight Weighted Metering for these? I find it very useful. Thanks.

One of your best videos.... Nighttime and neon glow are just MADE for photography!

Great shots , love Soho 😍

Awesome video and photos! London is a great city for street photography, isn't it? I just returned from there and cant wait to post my video too!

Also use your 5 senses , remember to look around you before using your camera or other equipment. There could be someone watching you. If you don’t feel safe in the area don’t take out your equipment. Recently I bought a Lecia SL3 camera and I have gotten a lot of attention. Mostly people are nice and complimentary, but still be careful.

my fav is street photography......

interesting the q3 over an m10 or m system seeing as though you already have a perfectly good fuji :) how do you feel the q3 has enhanced the work or quality of photos :)

Thank you for another first class video, I like your relaxed approach! I will be going to the British Museum soon!

Just like Allan Schaler's video...

How did the Q3 manage in the rain - no problems? Having watched the entire vifdeo now - not a lot of rain - slightly misleading title ;)

I lasted 7 minutes, then had to turn it off. I could have just turned the sound off, but you could have so easily chosen not to have it so loud to start with.....

Love your photographs, but that music is dreadful. Why do so many UA-camrs play really loud sh*t background music? It's your photography I'm interested in, not your music. Please stop it!

Nice review and production. I just bought my first Leica, and Q3 as well and loving it. As for grips, I took Hudson Henry Photography recommendation on a grip and love the RRS L-grip. I highly recommend it.

Unless you are using a mobile phone and then it's very dangerous as you will have your phone stolen.

How did you get to 1000 subscribers so fast? Tips welcome

I had to 6' thugs cross the street against the traffic light right at me last year. My hand went to the one hand opening knive in my pocket. The got right in my face and one snarled. that's a nice camera. I calmly clicked off the safety in my pocket- it's not my first rodeo- and their eyes got as big as saucers, they turned and ran away. Now the trigger safety on the gun in that pocket makes no sound. 12 round there and in that area, another 10 round mag in my waist band. THAT'S a thief's worst nightmare. What did Jesus say in Big Lewbowski, pull the treeger til it goes cleek.

I just carry a second hand nikon d90 + kit lens 😅

Some good spot & shots - nice vlog

Very helpful and enjoyed your images, thanks. Has promted me to get into London with my Q3, been a few weeks. Maybe see you there!

Bruce Gilden is one of my favorite photographers for his images, but his aggressive style is not something I would do. Jeff Ascough produces a lot of amazing images shooting from the hip. RAW files are meant to be processed, as a RAW file it is a series of binary numbers converted to an image. JPEGs out of the camera are processed within the camera with the photographer having no control apart from choosing a filter for the image. Give me RAW and Lightroom anytime

Street Photography pure and simple, I love this genre, always wandering about looking for the Golden Grail.......

Is it possible to have misconceptions about Street Photography - it is not exactly a defined trade or mode or endproduct.