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Hey there! Loved this challenge, I just travelled to Korea and decided to use this recipe for the first time. I Have set ISO and Shutter speed in A. And decided to manually adjust aperture and EV. Not sure if this is a good strategy tough, do you manually adjust EV? Cheers

How to achieve the same vibes for Fujifilm x-t20

Cool video.. Thanks for sharing... From all the fujifilm recipes you've tried, in your opinion which one is best suited for taking portraits /people photos.. Merci

Awesome pictures! Were the video portions captured using the same film sim too?

Did you modify the white balance shift at all from the standard recipe

Thank you! Saw this in a Reddit comment. Feeling confident now

Well this video made me cry like a baby! Tom you have absolutely made the best step for you and your family, and you are a huge asset. The videos you created for us for our wedding were exceptional, and any couple will be lucky to have you (and Alice) filming and piecing together their weddings. All the very best for a hugely successful career :) Laura and Daniel

I love that you’re trying viral Recipes! I just watched Reggie’s Portra last night so I was excited to see how your turned out

I own an XT4 since it came out and now I am wondering if to upgrade to XT5 but I do only pictures. If you want to take videos I would have choose the XT5 or for save money the XS20 with better AF especially for video. You will find XT4 AF in video not very reliable…

The weather has been cold and gray the entire month of April, Reggie's Portra is a great all rounder recipe. I find many recipes are suited to a very particular lighting situation, but Reggie's works well nearly all the time. Another one i like is Earthy Neg by Tudor Mateescu.

Which lens are you using?

All the best !!

Love this recipe!, can't wait to come to the UK

First Comment! All the very best bro.

do you have x-t4?

thanks for sharing

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walkabouts photography videos are such a jam

Yoo bro this is my first time seeing this channel and I love it!! Great work!

May i ask what camera r u using? And what do you recommend for a starter as street photographer/ traveling? I really like negative films mood but not good at color-grading../// thank you in advances! Love ur POV

Tom-thats the poshest town I've ever seen-mind you, I live in Nottingham!, great work Mate.

where's the recipe?

Hi Tom, Thanks for an interesting video and for sharing the K64 film simulation. I liked a couple of shots that looked a bit bleached out in the sunshine so will use your settings and have a dabble with them to see if I can emphasise that even more on selected photos. Many thanks.

Cool video, thanks! Finally got a X100V and now I'm able to enjoy all these beautiful classic negative recipes, among others.

Some nice shots there Tom, I've pre ordered the new X100VI and will definitely go back to Cambridge and use it.

Cambridge is a city I have never visited despite growing up in the UK. This was a lovely video, thank you.

Nice man. Just got myself an XT3 so looking forward to trying it out in Cambridge!

Love it 🧡

Very nice colour. I love Fuji. The most fun I ever had with a camera was with my old Olympus OMD E10, but you can't beat Fuji for beautiful results and range of creativity. I love my XT2 and often use bracket film simulation, with two different colour simulations plus Acros, for the fun of seeing the difference. Unfortunately, you can't bracket recipes, but I'll definitely try this one on its own.

I think this recipe would look really good shooting architecture/buildings/cityscapes in general, during evening golden-hour, bathed in that warm, soft and rich sunlight.

Fuji cameras are quite amazing, Just fun to shoot with and to play with different looks and "recipes." I would say that amongst digital cameras, the Fujis really nail that older film look. Not everyone's cup of tea, but as an old film shooter, I love it.

Really enjoying your channel Tom, switched to Fuji myself due to the film simulations, hard to break my RAW habit though!, think I need to be brave and turn it off and just go for it!

Hi. Nice video, i tried this recipe myself recently, I'm undecided about it at the moment, it's probably not suited to this time of year. More of a summer time recipe.

Great photos!

Great shots! I love the one with the light pink umbrella at 4:04

Inspiring video, thanks for uploading! I'm in a similar situation having a 2yo at home, now to somehow find a way to get my first few clients and start working for myself. Would love to hear more about how you landed your first few gigs and steps you took to fill out 2024 with bookings. Great work!

Those photos are gorgeous ❤

These look great, what lens / lenses were you using?

Thanks. Nice recipe. My latest discovery is Ektachrome E100GX check it out 😊

Thank you very much for the clear explanation , can you do ILFORD 50 , and kindly at the end can you show how the images look like

Hi Tom, thanks for sharing! Did you use LUT for this video?

A real ‘Trip’ down memory lane for me…… I grew up in Cambridge and Cottenham and now have family in Ely so know it fairly well. I also worked in Reprographics in Cambridge in the 80s, where the Trip was the standard go to camera. Such a great camera……pin sharp every time and easy to use, and Ely is such a photogenic place. A perfect combination for a first time film user. May I suggest Stretham Old Engine, or the Fens in early morning mist or snow (or both) if you get the chance.

I have 3 sister, all married My dad maked us all cry every time Its so special when ur dad gets a chance to open up to u, when ur grown Im engaged 😊 i cant wait to hear what my dads got to say to me ❤

Better pictures older sensor

Great contrast and soft blue sky’s. I’ll give it a try today with my XT-4 and 50mm F2.

Hello Tom! We'd like to collaborate with you. Please let us know how we can get in touch with you 😊

Use it for my x100f all the time

Must go there!

Gorgeous work of a lovely place!

Nice work, Tom, the star is your little lady though!