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@@BryanTimm thanks Bryan appreciate it man! 🤙🏼

Still great! Use it all the time

depends on the lens you have, look at the mm size

​@@alexbemanianwhat strenght of filter do u use ? 1/4 of 1/8?

@@Webrisernl 1/8 . If you don’t have a filter you can get a similar look in Lightroom with just editing

@@alexbemanian I just orderd a 1/8... prime days 😅

thank you, mostly raw photos using Astia color profile, and i edited some of them from there to look like kodachrome.

Same as you , I have a new full frame camera, xf10, and I always go for the x pro. Thanks for watching

Which wheel dial?

Thanks Amy!

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@@haimtoeg I would love to try that 50mm

@@alexbemanian you should - it is fabulous, not always available and not cheap when it is, and also requires an external viewfinder. Allegedly it is the same optics used for the GX680 system. I was lucky to find mine at a good price.

@@stefanosantoro1135 thank you , will definitely do a video about editing in the future. The recipes are great but I edit the raw images to get a final result I’m happy with.

@@homecareful thank you for watching. I have had eyes on several Carl zeiss lenses myself, sounds like you have a nice set. Those old lenses sure are beautiful, and like you said they can be found for relatively cheap, Can’t beat that value.

@@timvbs always 🤙🏼

Yes, that x trans 1 is certainly something special. That would be really cool to have a mode for switching x trans simulations

Yes I totally agree, the colors keep me coming back. I shoot in raw and then start editing with one of the Fujifilm color profiles in Lightroom, i used astia and velvia for a lot of these photos.

That’s awesome, it’s a perfect match for these old cameras! Would love to try the x-e1 myself someday.

❤I love you too

@@farcushenderson thanks man I’m all about those water shots 🤙🏼

@@alexbemanian and we thank you for it

@@alanalain4884 thank you for this response, there is a lot to consider here. First of all the xf-10 is incredible, I have never used a more capable camera that’s fits in my pocket other than an iPhone. To me the xf-10 is the perfect pocket camera, if that’s what you’re looking for. But I will say, I don’t love the images out of the camera as much as other old Fujifilm cameras like my x pro 1, which has less megapixels. The xf-10 files are really sharp and the colors are way cooler, which can be fixed in post or white balance etc. I have never used the Nikon Coolpix A, but I would love to! It looks like an amazing little camera, I don’t know much about it, but it seems pretty comparable to the xf10. Maybe someday I can do a side by side comparison. All I can say for certain is the xf10 is incredible, I would buy it again. Good luck on your decision, you can’t miss with those options

@@alexbemanian Thank you for your time to answer and for your insight. I think both must be great camera with a mpx edge for the XF10. Ideally, getting both for the price of one new on the used market would be the best. What I know is that for service/replacement etc. if broken, each time I dealt with Fuji, they were great and also, I think it's worth re-mentioning, I find that for quickly evaluating a real life everyone's images, going on Flickr's photo groups for a given camera (or lens for that matter) gives a very good visual insight of how a camera/lens renders, and some photographers being very good in these groups, it also allows for the average photographer to see how good a camera can be when used with talent, but here, edit has also to be considered. Best.

I have thousands of photos with that old power plant in the background, it’s weird not seeing it anymore! Enjoy the new camera , perfect choice for a trip to Kauai 🤙🏼

That’s awesome, good luck and enjoy your trip! Hopefully this video helps with the shooting process.

Good call, thats a lot easier than using that external viewfinder. I never understood why they didn’t put 80mm frame lines in the V. Thanks for watching, enjoy the III 🤙🏼

That’s awesome, it’s a great combo. I hope your x pro lasts for a long time to come!

Can’t go wrong with either option. If you favor the Ovf then an x pro or x100 would be the choice. I complained about the speed of the x pro 1 but I’m now use to it and it doesn’t bother me anymore. If you could find an xe2 for cheap that would be a great choice as well , good luck

Yes it would be a perfect camera for your use case, it may even be a little overkill. You could find something a lot cheaper that fits in your pocket for everyday photos. The xf10 is the premium option for this if that’s what you’re looking for.

​@@alexbemanianCan you suggest which ones are cheaper ones if this is a little overkill?

Yep. Up by about $300 from what I can find on KEH.

@@ficus888 that’s awesome man congrats and have fun shooting!

@@dayongzhang7431 thank you that is nice of you to say, I’m glad you enjoyed the video & photos! 🤙🏼

@@IsraelPrivateGuide thanks for sharing , how often do you recommend doing that? After every use ?

@@alexbemanian Removing it completely,

It’s perfect for indoor photography because the flash works great! Keep in mind it’s a wide focal length so you need to get up close

@@alexbemanian thank you so much for replying... because of this I'm going to buy the camera at Christmas 🎁

@@whirlwindyoh9870 it will make a great Xmas present, try eBay maybe you can get lucky on a deal

I’m with you on that 100% .

I have considered the same thing but not so much for the sensor, more for the upgraded viewfinder and shooting speed. I’ve never tried the 2 but I’m sure it’s a nice upgrade especially if you don’t have to pay too much for the difference in price. I’m waiting to see if Fuji comes out with a version 4. If not I’m going for the 3

Thank you for the kind words. I’m happy this video was helpful to you, that’s why I started a UA-cam channel. It’s an amazing camera, if you happen to get one enjoy!

Id save up a little more and get the x pro 2 instead

Well said , I couldn’t agree more with that statement

I don’t see why it wouldn’t be? But I have never tried. If you need extremely clean high iso shots this might not be the best for that.

@@alexbemanian i am an amature phone photographer but i wanna upgrade to a camera . I've watched hundreds of vids about second hand good cameras .but they all are confusing. I recently watched GXACE's video about xpro 1 and now yours . It looks promising tho. Can you pls help me choose one good camera under 500-1000 dollars. Just for casual instagram photography like landscape and street sometimes a bit of astrophotos

I will be doing a video on editing soon, thanks for watching

Thank you

Hey! If price is a factor , the III is the way to go, you can usually find it at least $100 cheaper. But if you can find a good deal on the V it may be slightly better for surf photography, mainly because the V can shoot 1/1000 shutter speed and the III only goes to 1/500. I love the III and still use it for surf photography all the time. Check out my latest full length video for some tips on the nikonos it may help. Good luck 🤙🏼

Glad you enjoyed it. The shutter mechanism wore out over time. When I bought the camera the previous owner had told me it was wearing out. It got to the point where It wouldn’t fire so I kept pressing it down harder and harder until it complete broke and didn’t fire anymore. It was just due to heavy use over all those years.

Hello! Thank you , I appreciate the kind words. Yes, I will do a video soon on editing workflow. The film stock does a lot of the heavy lifting though

@@alexbemanian Thank you for your response. I would love to see that ! Congratulations for your good work. Cheers.

@@Minishoot thank you ! 🤙🏼

I couldn’t agree with you more, well said. Thanks for watching !

Thank you !

Hey that’s a great question but I don’t know what the purpose of it is. GL GM or GW are all great cameras, I went for the GL so I can use different lenses, and I still only have one lol.

That's the second part of the rangefinder system. That white box is the rangefinder patch portion.

Hello! For these photos I mostly used the astia color profile in Lightroom as a starting point editing the raws.

Thank you, I appreciate it

Same !

i do prefer a warmer look to my photos