OMG what a beautiful bride, very photogenic... very rarely does a wedding dress look homely next to its wearer but she shines in it! Thank goodness you were able to photograph it!
My favourite image was the black and white one with the couple holding hands and the beautiful rim light at her face at 2:00. And the one of the lady with the fantastic purple hat against the green background.
Thank you Tim. That was the bride's idea to do some walking shots and that one in particular really worked when they stopped for a moment in the light. The lady with the fantastic hat is her mother.
I know what you mean. I'm trialling a Nikon Z6ii, alongside my X-T3 with the gorgeous 16mm 1.4. The Nikon definitely has more dynamic range, better high ISO, and there's the IBIS, but it is a pain to use and the files from my Fuji are much easier to 'massage' on C1, to get the look that I like. If I had to choose one system, it would definitely be my X-T3. The camera itself is just a joy to use, I can assign my buttons to tasks that I need (more than when compared to Nikon), and it is better made and more intuitive to use. However, when I compare the files, I can see why people would want to move over to FF!
That's pretty much my experience too. Of course I have the IBIS of the X-T4 and I do find it very helpful to keep the ISO down and the files looking nicer. I really didn't enjoy the Z6ii, but the files were beautiful. The black and white conversions were some of my favourites. I hate to say it, but I really wish Fuji would make full frame :-)
Chris, I’m a portrait shooter, but also shoot occasional weddings. I currently shoot on a XT3, and a X100V. I love shooting this way. I love the X100 so much, I’ve considered getting a XPRO. But I’m also considering the XT4. I’d love your thoughts on the XT4 vs the XT3, for stills.
@@ChrisBoland that’s good to hear. I’m considering adding the XT4 to my XT3 and I’m hoping the images match. I’m also hoping the xt4 isn’t noticeably bigger or heavier than the XT3.
X-T4 is my dream camera. I currently use Canon system, and im about to buy a new mirrorless camera. Have you tried the Canon eos R or R6 and compared it with X-T4? You think it is worth the switch now that Canon has mirroless too?
It's a fantastic camera, I really enjoy using it. I'm afraid I have no experience of Canon at all. I will say that the full frame cameras can have a very nice look to them. It's about balancing what you need. Maybe you could borrow a Fuji for a while? Thanks for watching 👍
Oh no! You removed at least one of my favorite photos :( (although I can imagine why ... still, it's such a great picture (edit: the black&white version)).
OMG what a beautiful bride, very photogenic... very rarely does a wedding dress look homely next to its wearer but she shines in it! Thank goodness you were able to photograph it!
Thanks for the lovely comment!
My favourite image was the black and white one with the couple holding hands and the beautiful rim light at her face at 2:00. And the one of the lady with the fantastic purple hat against the green background.
Thank you Tim. That was the bride's idea to do some walking shots and that one in particular really worked when they stopped for a moment in the light. The lady with the fantastic hat is her mother.
If I keep watching your videos I may let go of my EOS R6 for an XT4. So much more compact and such a beautiful image...
Thanks for watching Harry. I can certainly recommend trying a Fuji. It's the compactness that I love the most.
Beautiful pictures Chris!
Thanks very much Manoj 🙂
Classy and timeless as always. Happy new year!
😊 Thank you. Happy new year too!
I know what you mean. I'm trialling a Nikon Z6ii, alongside my X-T3 with the gorgeous 16mm 1.4. The Nikon definitely has more dynamic range, better high ISO, and there's the IBIS, but it is a pain to use and the files from my Fuji are much easier to 'massage' on C1, to get the look that I like. If I had to choose one system, it would definitely be my X-T3. The camera itself is just a joy to use, I can assign my buttons to tasks that I need (more than when compared to Nikon), and it is better made and more intuitive to use. However, when I compare the files, I can see why people would want to move over to FF!
That's pretty much my experience too. Of course I have the IBIS of the X-T4 and I do find it very helpful to keep the ISO down and the files looking nicer. I really didn't enjoy the Z6ii, but the files were beautiful. The black and white conversions were some of my favourites. I hate to say it, but I really wish Fuji would make full frame :-)
Chris, I’m a portrait shooter, but also shoot occasional weddings.
I currently shoot on a XT3, and a X100V. I love shooting this way. I love the X100 so much, I’ve considered getting a XPRO. But I’m also considering the XT4. I’d love your thoughts on the XT4 vs the XT3, for stills.
For me I can't see any real difference in the XT4 for stills. IBIS can be nice for a few slow shutter shots, but it's not any everyday problem :-)
@@ChrisBoland that’s good to hear. I’m considering adding the XT4 to my XT3 and I’m hoping the images match. I’m also hoping the xt4 isn’t noticeably bigger or heavier than the XT3.
X-T4 is my dream camera. I currently use Canon system, and im about to buy a new mirrorless camera. Have you tried the Canon eos R or R6 and compared it with X-T4? You think it is worth the switch now that Canon has mirroless too?
It's a fantastic camera, I really enjoy using it. I'm afraid I have no experience of Canon at all. I will say that the full frame cameras can have a very nice look to them. It's about balancing what you need. Maybe you could borrow a Fuji for a while? Thanks for watching 👍
Oh no! You removed at least one of my favorite photos :( (although I can imagine why ... still, it's such a great picture (edit: the black&white version)).
Director's cut 🙂