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@@christhechrisallen Thanks Chris!!

@@Sooch900 yo!!! Thank you so much!!

@@DylanSpitz I can’t agree more brotha!!

@@ph_Francesco_Dellisola thank you so much for the comment and for watching! I did not familiarize myself with video settings. This was my friends Fuji and this was simply a challenge on the photo side of the camera. I would assume that simply pressing the REC button would either go to default settings or current camera settings. My buddy, @dylanspitz would know much more on this topic, or I’m sure there is a more in depth explanation here on YT. Sorry I didn’t have the answer for ya, but I hope this helps!

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@@DylanSpitz one of my favs!!

@@jillianspitz9931 I could do this the rest of my life!

@@n1cl4s 😂😂😂

@@edwardjmw For me having the articulation opens up more compositions. I’ve found many more angles when I can’t lay down, or especially with action photography. I just like the option that I do t have to use, but it’s there if needed! Thanks for watching 🤙🏼

@@photographybypetercharles9939 good advice! I’m sure there’s a ton of practices I could implement that would make the experience more enjoyable than it was already. Call it habit using the screen….they can be hard to break! 😂 I love how every one’s process is so different. I shoot so much for work, that when the fun shoots come, I’m stoked to sit down and relive that moment while it’s fresh. I have another buddy that doesn’t even look at his images until weeks later! I do take advantage of the screen, but I save the genuine experience for my film camera. I started shooting before digital was a thing, and love to reminisce the good ol’ days when I shoot film! Thanks so much for watching and love the advice!!

@@themundlife I could never wait weeks to see my images. The coffee break is about as long as I can last. :) Since you have a film camera you already know what I'm talking about. Just treat the X100 the same way and have fun.

@@paulonuno1973 Wow! Thank you

@@paulonuno1973 Thanks so much!!

@@Yoshua-Robinson shoot what makes you happy, and the camera should’t matter!! I’ve never shot canon before, might have to give it a try!

@@themundlife the Canon 5D Mark II was the camera that initiated a new era and truly revolutionised the DSLR market forever.

@@Yoshua-Robinson I used to shoot on the Nikon d50 way back when! 😂😂😂. Come a long way

@@zemmik I wasn’t playing around with the Fuji’s built in presets. I just wanted to see how it felt shooting with a different camera. I didn’t want to focus on what everyone else does with the X100vi. That’s why this was more of a challenge than a review. I’m not a purist when it comes to photography. I shoot for feeling, and to tell a story (at least I try to). Editing is just as much a part of every image for me as shooting is. But that’s the beauty of creativity. And just like we all watch other photographers here on YT, we learn from the community and keep what we like and disregard what doesn’t work for us 🤙🏼 Thanks for watching!!

@@themundlife oh ok...for me it is a challenge to shoot in JPG (maybe with RAW as backup) and only switch every 36 shots like I shoot film. I like video editing, but photo editing I do not like so that is why I let the fuji doing the coloring. I really like the Black and White of the Fuji. enjoy your challenges

@@zemmik That sounds like a good challenge I might have to try! I’m always wanting to be better with shooting and editing, maybe working on creating the image in camera could be a fun way to learn! Thanks for the inspiration and discussion! ✌🏼

People do whatever they want with their Fuji camera. The X100VI is not more a "jpeg only" camera than any other Fuji camera. Fuji RAW + Fuji film simulations in Lightroom and (especially) Capture One is a really good start for photo editing and you don't get such good simulations with other brands. Personally I created Capture One styles (using Fuji film simulation curves) and which are 95% matching the recipes I love and use on my camera. It took a bit of time of course. But indeed the jpegs produced by all the Fuji cameras (or at least all the ones I have) are really good and I respect people shooting jpeg only, it's less work once you found/created your recipes. But personally I enjoy tweaking my Fuji simulation based styles.

@@Amcacs5654 I don’t blame ya! I’d do the same if I didn’t need lens range for my rally stuff. My back would appreciate it for sure!! So just recreational for me……for now 😉

@@iam.neekeeteen ✌🏼

The small size alone makes it indiscrete. Normally taking photos with a regular dslr, people see a “professional “ camera. This camera has such a low profile that people may still see it, but don’t pay attention

You mean discrete. Indiscrete means noticeable

@@bartonyszko4512 ✌🏼yep

@@JaredWilliamsonMedia it’s an addiction for sure! You got one!!! Go do it!

WOW @@LaFuenteOnFilm Thanks so much!! Truly appreciate the sub and support!!

@@jaegerschtulmann I know! 😢

It’s not that hard to get a hold off, I got mine on a spur of the moment, sold my Sony gear at the start of September and placed an order for the x100vi and it arrived within 2 week, just got lucky with the store I chose to buy it from. I seen some people still waiting for their since they ordered in in February/ March which is crazy! It pays to look about all the smaller retailers as their wait list will be smaller

@@T29BSB nice!! Did you go full Fuji then?

@@themundlife I did indeed.. sold my beloved A7CR and Sigma 24-70 & Sigma 85mm lenses .. just got fed up of the big kit, I just never took it anywhere cause it was a burden to carry etc! The x100vi is great now - a very small and discreet set up which I’ll defo be taking with me everywhere when I can! (I defo will miss Sony, the A7CR was a beast of a camera! But no good if I didn’t use it much :(

@@T29BSB That’s awesome! My goal is to have couple systems. One for all my pro work (I shoot a lot of video) and one to save my back! 😂😂. I know you’re going to enjoy the new lighter system! I’m also looking into the pocket 3! My buddy used it when we were out there and it made shooting very convenient! And it’s still 4:2:2 10bit log.

Makes sense! 😂. They’ve got us all trained!! Thanks for watching and the comment! I just tell things like they are! 🤙🏼

Can’t wait until the next trip!!

Thanks for the loner….rather, thanks Jill! 😂

Every time I bring the camera out to get nervous in front of people, that thought is the one thing I think of to get me through. My kids already go back and watch my really old videos and it brings so much joy to them and me! Thanks so much for watching and for your comment!! 🙌🏼

@@Sooch900 point a to b with multiple stages. There were around 5-6 different roads, a to b stages, and they would run them twice during a day. Morning, then afternoon.

@@Sooch900 Thank you so much!! Appreciate the click!!

@@CMoore0978 well thank ya!!

@@dallassoller7443 Holden in NC

Thank you so much @@caitlinworth6329 If you get the chance, it’s an Ohio must see! Fall is outstanding too! And make sure you have the right shoes! 😂😂😂

@@christhechrisallen didn’t think about that. I never eat when I’m in the middle of shooting. Not sure why, just forget to eat! 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@adamhendricks90 thank you so much and good luck with the build!!

@@Triple_J.1 i’ve heard so much about sno drift! Sounds like I may have to make a trip. Thanks for the tip!

@@SwedishRally sure is!!

@@ForTheLoveOfRally I wish I could have gone to Sno drift!! Part 2 coming this week!!

@@themundlife It was really fun, started late enough to check into a hotel on day 1 before parc/stages too!

Thanks Mark!!

Thank ya sir!!

Thanks Mark!!

She is sooooo spoiled! 😂😂😂

Thank you so much! It’s a work in progress, but good to hear it’s not all garbage!! 😂😂

Ill take your garbage too. I probably could learn volumes from your bracketing shots, I bet.

@@Mainbusfail No bracketed shots!