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I don't know. You should reach out to Ricoh support. They'll be able to help you.

Thank you very much!

Thank you 👍

You're welcome

That sounds like a great idea. Enjoy.

@@joeredski thank you for your video. I am not night photographer. Do you think ISO 1600 will be OK? Or I will need go for 3200? My camera is 77d I am not sure she will be good for 3200

@@reverton77 you will probably need to go for at least 3200. Especially in dark areas. When I'm out at night the auto ISO is constantly going to 6400. Just remember to keep your aperture as wide as possible such as F2 .8 and use a shutter speed of around 1/100 seconds. Don't worry too much about noise you can always get rid of that in post processing.

@@joeredski thank you so much. I will do it.

Thank you! Cheers!

A little bit of dodge and burning here and there I will experiment with also.

Thank you so much. I appreciate that.

Thank you very much. Glad you are enjoying my channel. All the best 🙏

Thank you for your great feedback. I really appreciate it. I’m not sure what White Balance setting you are using but I only ever use Auto White Balance - I’ve never had any issues. Unfortunately, the street lights and shop lights are quite yellow, that’s what I find anyway. If it’s an issue for you then correcting in post is the right solution. I only use Multi Segment metering mode which works very well at night time. I’ve tried Highlight Weighted metering mode, but I find the Shadows can be very dark. You can only learn new stuff by testing out different settings so try out new white balance settings and metering mode settings if you want and find out what works best for you. But as I said, I keep them as simple as possible. All the best.

Thanks a lot for the reply Joe! I totally agree on keeping it as simple as possible. I will test out with some of the settings just to see how it differs and to get a hang of the system. Will keep your feedback on the metering modes in mind 👍 Take care and Looking forward to more of your content. All the very best!

Thank you again. Enjoy 👍

My pleasure. Thank you.

Thank you 👍

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and for the tip. I appreciate it. It sounds interesting. Hopefully the snow will melt and you’ll be able to try it out. Merry Christmas 👍🍺

😅 Thank you so much. Have a great Christmas too 👍🍺

Thanks, you too! I appreciate your support. Have a great Christmas.

Merry Christmas to you too Scot. Sometimes the weather can ruin your game. It happens to me all the time. But you’ll get out there soon my friend. Have a lovely holiday season.

Thank you so much my friend. I appreciate the thought. However, it’s all in jest, so hopefully better than I say I am. I appreciate your support. Have a lovely Christmas my friend 👍

Same to you! Have a good holiday season. And thank you.

Thank you so much for your support. Happy Christmas to you. 👍

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too Loren 👍

Merry Christmas to you too. I don’t use film simulators. I use my Lightroom Presets and make some minor tweaks.

@ Great! Thank you Joe! Enjoy the holiday!

Thank you very much my friend. Of course.! I have a disability and I can only use a camera if it’s mounted on support, so I use a selfie stick and a have a wired shutter release attached to the camera. Have a great Christmas dude.

@@joeredski Thanks Joe. You're the best.

My pleasure man. Thank you for your support. Have a great holiday season 👍

My pleasure. Thank you.

Thank you. I use auto ISO starting at 800 at night because it ensures my camera prioritizes faster shutter speeds, which are crucial for capturing sharp images in low-light conditions without motion blur. Starting at ISO 100 might lead to slower shutter speeds that aren’t practical for handheld shooting or capturing movement. With a range of 800 to 6400, I can trust my camera to adapt to changing light while maintaining a good balance between image quality and exposure. Merry Christmas to you.

@@joeredski thanks for the response. Does it prioritize keeping ISO low instead keeping shutter speed at 1/100 minimum? I must give it a try.

@@rolfkarlsson9439No. It will keep within the range of 800 - 6400 ISO, but it probably drop the shutter speed below 1/100 seconds if you enter a pretty dark area.

It’s a night shoot. It’s more difficult to capture decisve moments when it’s dark. I tend to shoot from a distance at night and I don’t focus on capturing emotion. It’s more respectful. I try to capture atmosphere at night rather than emotion. If you look at my day stuff, it’s much more about capturing emotion and decisive moments. I talk about and provide examples of capturing emotion quite a lot in my other videos.

@ would you agree that capturing “moments” is just one form of street photography, and that there are authentic and good street photography techniques that do not involve decisive moments but rather focus on, say the composition, the scene, and so on? Just asking as a street photographer starting out and trying to find my style.

Yes of course. Street photography comes in many different forms: Emotions, walking, empty streets, etc. Starting out by capturing composition is the best way to learn the craft in my opinion. You can capture someone from afar and focus on the leading lines of the street and the structure of the buildings. There are no hard rules.

@@joeredskiI get the feeling of “street landscape” when looking at these photos; beautiful work.

Thanks for a great video….One question…because you are shooting at F2.8 what is your focus point when framing the reflections on the car hood? Is it the car reflections or the window ?

Thank you. Have a Merry Christmas to you too 👍

Thank you my friend. That means a lot 👍

Thank you Lorraine .

Thank you very much, Mike. I appreciate the subscription and the follow. Thanks for letting me know your favourite technique of the bunch. Happy Christmas.

And to you. Have a great one 🎅

Very glad that I can be of inspiration to you Michael. All the best trying out those settings on your Christmas travels. Have a good one.

Thank you very much for this fantastic feedback, Lorraine. I truly appreciate it and I'm glad that I'm inspiring you to get out there with your camera. All the best and enjoy shooting. Joe.

Thanks for the tips man. I will give the close from behind perspective a go. I appreciate the positive comments too. It is a very small camera. I do not know if it is as small as the Minolta, though. I appreciate your support 🙏

I'm glad I have inspired you. Enjoy.

You can get great photos anywhere. Especially in London. Best of luck to you. Enjoy!

I appreciate that! Thank you very much.

My pleasure. Thank you so much. Have a great Christmas too.

My pleasure. Thank you.

Glad you found that tip helpful.

thanks for letting me know John. You're using the best ones.

Glad you noticed that one. :)