Few people seem to know (because it's buried in the manual) that once you lock the EC dial, you can "unlock" it on the fly by holding down the "menu/ok" button for a few seconds (that unlocks anything you have locked in the menu, as you show in this video). You will get confirmation on the screen that it is unlocked.This is really useful if you DO occasionally use the EC dial and thus don't want to dive into the menus to re-enable it. You can re-lock it by again holding the "menu/ok" button until you get the confirmation that it is locked again.
Pro tip: engage/disengage the ND filter by pulling and holding the evf/ovf lever to the right for about 3 seconds. Also, so long as you don't have the AF lever lock turned on, you can set the AF Mode to "All", then if you push the AF lever down it will let you scroll through all the various modes without having to go into menus or assigning it to the Q button.
I actually have the button on the EVF/OVF lever mapped to the ND filter so I can quickly toggle it on or off. Sometimes those few seconds can really make the difference.
I had no idea! Cool tip. I have mine for mapped to the button in the center of the lever. That's been working well for me ever since Fuij added that button... whichever model that was...
Noob question about the Q menu: Why is it that my first option/tile is set to a custom setting selector? I can't seem to change or edit what I'd want for this tile to be.
Some good tips here most of which make good sense, thanks. One huge faux pas however. Why advise photographers (particularly newbies) to lock of the most useful physical dial on any camera - the exposure compensation dial. Do you never do your street photography at night for example? That dial is indispensable in neon and street lamp lit scenes. Another prime example would be interiors where there are bright windows lighting the background (e.g. a cathedral stained glass window) indeed any scene where highlights are obviously blowing. Without that comp dial you will have to spot meter for the window (or sky or sign or reflection or whatever). This task is so much easier, quicker more controlled with the exposure dial, where you can shoot in small increments and get the balance between subject and lighting source right whilst concentrating on the other key element composition. The exposure comp dial is a key tool for a pro photographer it gives you controller the light - all newbies should jump right in and learn how to use it - it isn't hard with the decent evf's on these cameras, it's wysiwyg intuitive.
My most used button on street might be the compensation dial. I really do use it to adjust my intention depending the light that I have at that moment.
Been following you for about two years. All of your advice has made my X100V more user friendly (for me). Thank you so much for sharing your discoveries with others. We truly appreciate it!
I’m glad this video popped up on my screen again. I watched it a couple of months ago, which was about the same time I got my X100V and was still finding my way around. Now it makes much more sense.
Great video, but I love the exposure compensation dial. But that's also part of why I keep the bar running along the left side of my display to show me where it's set for. In sunny weather, I will often times set it to -0.3 stops. It makes post-processing much easier and making sure my highlights aren't too bright. But that's what is great about the X100V, is super customizable and a great piece of kit for most photographers.
Imagine turning off the exposure meter completely and then being surprised when your pictures turn out horribly because you have no idea what your settings are actually doing. Simplifying the screen to these levels seems counterproductive.
Good tips. Two things though. I have never had any problems with the focus point moving when the lever is set to "Push to unlock". No need to remove that feature completely, if you ask me. And also, setting the focus point to the smallest, is maybe more precise to point with, but you will also miss more shots, since the area where it tries to focus, has less contrast to use for focusing.
Interesting, I've tried both ways, but I found that since I never move my focus point there was no reason for me to have it even be a possibility to push in and move the focus frame
Hello, great video...I have a question...once camera is on and looking at the LCD. After say 10 seconds it starts to get like slow motion or jerky. How do I turn that off and stop it from doing the slow motion thing?
Is there a way to assign a different function to the exposure compensation dial? I never use it myself either but it would be great if you could assign filmsims to it or something.
First of all, compliments to you purely for giving me some good zen vibes watching this video. Especially with the music. This personally motivated me to watch the full video without any blockages here and there. Second of all, thanks for your tips!! Bless.
I have focus point as push to unlock and focus mode set to all. If I want to change my focus type all one needs to do is push focus level and the scroll using the back wheel.
Thanks for this. I cleaned of the OVF with your advice because all those data points were getting in the way. Much nicer and pure way to shoot without distractions.
Simplifying this is nthe screen menu alone changes the whole experience of this camera. I was wondering why things still didn’t feel right when I got this camera m. Def. cause all the things I had on the menu. Preciate you sharing this man
GREAT VIDEO! I really learn a lot! Talking about the focus lever setting, just in my personal opinion, I found out that Push to Unlock seems to be much better. It allows you to adjust the size of your focus frame in the shooting screen on the fly, you don’t need to go back to the menu.
if I lock the Exp Comp dial, is there is a quick way to unlock it if required? Don't like the idea that, if I need it at a pinch, I need to navigate multiple menu options to re-enable it.
Hello my friend. I’m struggling to customize my playback screen. You mentioned being able to see recipes on playback. How do I customize that screen to show and remove icons from the review images screen
Idk if you know this.. but if you pull and hold the EVF switch to the right it’ll eventually toggle the ND filter, removing the need for a Q menu setting for it ;)
The "Quick Menu" is really very helpful. E.g. I programmed there Eye Auto Focus on/off -- when I forgot there is another button on the top of my XT-2 and I also forgot there is the "My Menu", where I can also find Eye Autofocus on/off.
I had the original X100 for many years and absolutely hated the EC button. Coming from a Leica background, I almost always shoot in manual mode, rendering EC meaningless. However, I would often unintentionally move the dial. Being able to lock EC is certainly a useful feature. Good to know in case I ever want to buy an X100V or another Fuji again.
Yo! Great video as always. Another, super quick way to change the size of the focus frame is to click the focus lever (per your other tip) and then you’re in the same spot - so you can change the size of the focus frame with the wheel just like you demonstrated. It’s quicker than going thru the menus. I use it all the time, great feature! Cheers!
Hi Faizal First of all, I love your videos! They are refreshingly calming me and bringing me off the quest for more, sharper, newer gear... Coming from Canon as my main camera, I just bought a used but like-new X-100V and use your videos to accelerate my learning curve. I really like the leather (?) camera strap you are using - what is it? THX and keep on posting, Daniel
This is probably the fourth time I’ve watched this video over the last few months, picking up something new and helpful each time. I guess two more views and I’ll have appreciated and absorbed all six tips, LOL!
Thanks for the tips. Will definitely declutter my OVF/EVF and see how that goes. I have come across those situations where the exposure dial was turned accidentally and I want to lock it but I don't like seeing that yellow lock icon on my screen.
Fantastic advice, thank you! I’m new to the X100V and have been intentionally using it ‘as is’ while I feel my way around it. Over the last couple of days I’ve been thinking it’s time to RTFM and start customising things. Your suggestions make a lot of sense. I’m doing street in SE Asia but still working up the nerve to get closer than I needed to with my previous camera (it had a zoom lens). Slowly getting there…
Hi - i did the fixed focus piece on my camera - but if i want to change back how do I do it please the menus only takes me back to what I have fixed the focus on. But I would like to change back ??????
@@RemmyMusic1 The lines on the EVF are harder to see the borders, where the OVF I can see the borders quite clearly. For someone who wears glasses they will understand this.
Is it key to keep your focus dot in the middle of the screen? I adjusted it like you did in the video but my touch screen is still on. When I accidentally touch somewhere the focus dot goes there and it wouldn’t let me put it in the middle anymore when I use the little joystick.
such grreat tips thank u! can you tell me where you set your flash activation as you don't have it in your quick menu? trying to think of a good button for it :)
Ah! Thanks a lot for the Focus frame lock tip. This was one of my most annoying problems. I list a lot of family photos, because the focus box moved to the lover left corner of the frame. In fact the always hustleing with the focus made me almost not using the camera anymore. Additionally I had to set the touchscreen to untouchable because, I still could accidentally change the focus point with the „all“ setting. Maybe you have saved my relationship with the Fuji. 😊😅
I got a problemm, my OVF screen are the same as my LCD screen even if i change some settings ;c do i have to be in manual ? i shoot only raw, does it matter ? thanks for help
The exposure compensation dial is a mystery to me. I shoot in full manual only. So it’s not useful at all to me. Wish there was a way to program it for something useful 😁
I have a Fujifilm XT4, a Fujifilm 23 mm f1.4 (35mm equivalent), and a variable ND filter. Should I in theory be able to take the exact same kind of photos as the x100v, or is there something else that makes the x100v’s images unique? I’m talking strictly in terms of image quality. I ask because I don’t want to drop another $2k+ if I don’t have to!
Some of these are applicable to my XE4 as well, but if you've updated your XE4 settings too, do share with us! Can't wait to see your next video already.
You’d put the exposure compensation on the screen to make sure you don’t shoot at the wrong setting. It’s very unintrusive (sits vertically on the left) and doesnt’ get on the way. For me, I always have it set up to C and I can easily adjust the exposure with the front dial while shooting on aperture mode. Also, if you like the simple frame lines and focus square in the OVF, know that you can toggle between that and a an OVF with more data by using the DISP/BACk button too. The same works on the screen/EVF. You can have say: third lines, histogram, etc… but easily hide it all pressing BACK.
Great tips! I personally love the exposure compensation dial. My only gripe is the feel of it. Maybe I just need more time to adjust but I really miss the dial on my x100s.
I'm sorry if my comment isn't worded well. I use an x100f. My setting are Aperture priority, 3 iso presets (my most used is one that maxs out at 800iso) I use autofocus (the mutliple square one) but 90% of the time, I manually focus after the autofocus, you get to manually micro adjust it with focus peeking. I've never used the viewfinder, it takes too long, so I would half press the shutter to get the focus and exposure then manually micro adjust the focus with the ring and shoot. Spot metering also works perfect with this, just point at the brightest parts, half press, reframe, focus with the ring and shoot.
I have an XT4 and I’ve been looking at either getting either the 23mm f2 or an x100v. I love the 35mm equiv focal length, and I would love the smaller size of the x100v for street shooting. Do you think there’s an argument to own both the XT4 and x100v or am I being silly?
Not at all. I own an X-E4 and a X100V and I never felt like it was unnecessary to have the X100V. It's nice to just pick the camera up whenever and know what to expect
Hi Faizal, thanks for the interesting settings. So if you lock the Focus Lever - the Focus is set in the middle always ? I mean the middle focus isnt´t also always right, or do I misunderstand you?
Can easily change the focus area by pressing the rear command dial then scrolling left or right. Can easily centre the focus area by double clicking the rear command dial before each shot.
This was great! Thanks man. Just used these to help setting up my x100v. Just got it today base on your experiences and recommendations. What film simulations do you use?
Hey Faisal! Thanks for the video. If you turn off your focus lever does that mean you first focus and then recompose your shot? You don’t lose a bit of focus by doing that in some cases?
Few people seem to know (because it's buried in the manual) that once you lock the EC dial, you can "unlock" it on the fly by holding down the "menu/ok" button for a few seconds (that unlocks anything you have locked in the menu, as you show in this video). You will get confirmation on the screen that it is unlocked.This is really useful if you DO occasionally use the EC dial and thus don't want to dive into the menus to re-enable it. You can re-lock it by again holding the "menu/ok" button until you get the confirmation that it is locked again.
Super helpful 🙏
Pro tip: engage/disengage the ND filter by pulling and holding the evf/ovf lever to the right for about 3 seconds. Also, so long as you don't have the AF lever lock turned on, you can set the AF Mode to "All", then if you push the AF lever down it will let you scroll through all the various modes without having to go into menus or assigning it to the Q button.
I actually have the button on the EVF/OVF lever mapped to the ND filter so I can quickly toggle it on or off. Sometimes those few seconds can really make the difference.
I had no idea! Cool tip. I have mine for mapped to the button in the center of the lever. That's been working well for me ever since Fuij added that button... whichever model that was...
@@mikeackYT this is exactly how I have mine setup and its super useful because it is instant
thanks for the tip
Thanks for this, I was banging my head wondering why the ND filter wouldn't turn on unaware that I had to hold it for 3 secs
Noob question about the Q menu: Why is it that my first option/tile is set to a custom setting selector? I can't seem to change or edit what I'd want for this tile to be.
Some good tips here most of which make good sense, thanks. One huge faux pas however. Why advise photographers (particularly newbies) to lock of the most useful physical dial on any camera - the exposure compensation dial. Do you never do your street photography at night for example? That dial is indispensable in neon and street lamp lit scenes. Another prime example would be interiors where there are bright windows lighting the background (e.g. a cathedral stained glass window) indeed any scene where highlights are obviously blowing. Without that comp dial you will have to spot meter for the window (or sky or sign or reflection or whatever). This task is so much easier, quicker more controlled with the exposure dial, where you can shoot in small increments and get the balance between subject and lighting source right whilst concentrating on the other key element composition. The exposure comp dial is a key tool for a pro photographer it gives you controller the light - all newbies should jump right in and learn how to use it - it isn't hard with the decent evf's on these cameras, it's wysiwyg intuitive.
My most used button on street might be the compensation dial. I really do use it to adjust my intention depending the light that I have at that moment.
Been following you for about two years. All of your advice has made my X100V more user friendly (for me). Thank you so much for sharing your discoveries with others. We truly appreciate it!
I’m glad this video popped up on my screen again. I watched it a couple of months ago, which was about the same time I got my X100V and was still finding my way around. Now it makes much more sense.
Great video, but I love the exposure compensation dial. But that's also part of why I keep the bar running along the left side of my display to show me where it's set for. In sunny weather, I will often times set it to -0.3 stops. It makes post-processing much easier and making sure my highlights aren't too bright. But that's what is great about the X100V, is super customizable and a great piece of kit for most photographers.
Agree it's a must have, unless you only shoot M
I keep my ev shown as numbers, just to minimise the bar blocking my composition
Agreed. Tend to find myself riding the ex comp depending on the scene. Often -1/3 to -2.
Imagine turning off the exposure meter completely and then being surprised when your pictures turn out horribly because you have no idea what your settings are actually doing. Simplifying the screen to these levels seems counterproductive.
@@jhemming also it depends on a film recipe. If you use DR400 and highlights -2, then you may overexpose by 1 or 2 stops
Good tips. Two things though. I have never had any problems with the focus point moving when the lever is set to "Push to unlock". No need to remove that feature completely, if you ask me. And also, setting the focus point to the smallest, is maybe more precise to point with, but you will also miss more shots, since the area where it tries to focus, has less contrast to use for focusing.
Interesting, I've tried both ways, but I found that since I never move my focus point there was no reason for me to have it even be a possibility to push in and move the focus frame
@@FaizalWestcott So do you always leave your focus point in the center of the frame?
Cant wait to get my X100V this week. I gotta order this squarehood aswell it gives it such a cool look
Hello, great video...I have a question...once camera is on and looking at the LCD. After say 10 seconds it starts to get like slow motion or jerky. How do I turn that off and stop it from doing the slow motion thing?
Is there a way to assign a different function to the exposure compensation dial? I never use it myself either but it would be great if you could assign filmsims to it or something.
First of all, compliments to you purely for giving me some good zen vibes watching this video. Especially with the music. This personally motivated me to watch the full video without any blockages here and there. Second of all, thanks for your tips!! Bless.
I have focus point as push to unlock and focus mode set to all. If I want to change my focus type all one needs to do is push focus level and the scroll using the back wheel.
Thanks for simplifying this information, very appreciated.
A lot of good suggestions. I never thought about not having a million things in my Q menu, but I'm definitely going to remove some of the clutter now.
Thanks for this. I cleaned of the OVF with your advice because all those data points were getting in the way. Much nicer and pure way to shoot without distractions.
Simplifying this is nthe screen menu alone changes the whole experience of this camera. I was wondering why things still didn’t feel right when I got this camera m. Def. cause all the things I had on the menu. Preciate you sharing this man
Some great tips here, especially adjusting the Q setting to 4. Thanks very much.
Do you use the fill flash and is there a quick way of activating it?
GREAT VIDEO! I really learn a lot! Talking about the focus lever setting, just in my personal opinion, I found out that Push to Unlock seems to be much better. It allows you to adjust the size of your focus frame in the shooting screen on the fly, you don’t need to go back to the menu.
The advice I need at the moment is how to get my hands on an X100V. It's been backordered everywhere I've looked for a while now.
I’m not sure where you’re located but I found one on Best Buy’s website today! Check there weekly and you might get lucky ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Same here. It seems to have been OOS in the US for over two years now! 😔
6:57 i have tried the front and back dials while in the menu and neither will change my focus point size. Any tips on how to change?
Faizal you can change the size of the focus frame directly in the button, don’t need to go to the menu settings! Great video 🙏🏼
You can! But since I turned off the focus lever I can't haha
if I lock the Exp Comp dial, is there is a quick way to unlock it if required? Don't like the idea that, if I need it at a pinch, I need to navigate multiple menu options to re-enable it.
The ND filter you can activate it by holding the switch of the EVF/OVF to the right for 4sec. So you can even remove that from your Q menu ;)
Hello my friend. I’m struggling to customize my playback screen. You mentioned being able to see recipes on playback. How do I customize that screen to show and remove icons from the review images screen
Faizal, you want let us know how you aligned the hood (Hoage) i and some people are having difficulty aligning this the hood,
Idk if you know this.. but if you pull and hold the EVF switch to the right it’ll eventually toggle the ND filter, removing the need for a Q menu setting for it ;)
Can you lock the command dial on the xe4? It doesn't seem like you can do this on the settings, or am I going crazy here?
Great video and you confirm, what I hate on modern cameras: too many dials and menu settings. Keep it simple! Keep on rolling.
Omg I died with the camera “physically’ being in your way 😂 great vid Faizal!
The "Quick Menu" is really very helpful. E.g. I programmed there Eye Auto Focus on/off -- when I forgot there is another button on the top of my XT-2 and I also forgot there is the "My Menu", where I can also find Eye Autofocus on/off.
I had the original X100 for many years and absolutely hated the EC button. Coming from a Leica background, I almost always shoot in manual mode, rendering EC meaningless. However, I would often unintentionally move the dial. Being able to lock EC is certainly a useful feature. Good to know in case I ever want to buy an X100V or another Fuji again.
If you take the option to edit the AF points, then how do you edit them when you need them back?
Which lens hood are you using at 11:51 min on your x-e4?
what lens hood are you running? any filters as well?
Brilliant informative video Faizal, great tips to make using this lovely camera an even better experience. Look forward to your next one!
Hi from Boston too. Another great video, thank you. This is quickly becoming my favorite go-to camera.
Dude, awesome videos. Thanks for making them. Super helpful for a noob like me getting into Fuji cameras.
Super helpful when i get my X100v. Appreciate you making this for us! Respect!
New to all this. What’s that squared thing on his lens? Looked for the x100v on internet and it looks different. 👀
Aftermarket lens hood.
Hey! Just about to get my x100v. Very excited. What length strap do you have? I’m thinking a shorter one like yours would be good for whipping it out.
Yo! Great video as always. Another, super quick way to change the size of the focus frame is to click the focus lever (per your other tip) and then you’re in the same spot - so you can change the size of the focus frame with the wheel just like you demonstrated. It’s quicker than going thru the menus. I use it all the time, great feature! Cheers!
Hi Faizal
First of all, I love your videos! They are refreshingly calming me and bringing me off the quest for more, sharper, newer gear...
Coming from Canon as my main camera, I just bought a used but like-new X-100V and use your videos to accelerate my learning curve. I really like the leather (?) camera strap you are using - what is it?
THX and keep on posting, Daniel
This is probably the fourth time I’ve watched this video over the last few months, picking up something new and helpful each time. I guess two more views and I’ll have appreciated and absorbed all six tips, LOL!
Thanks for the tips. Will definitely declutter my OVF/EVF and see how that goes. I have come across those situations where the exposure dial was turned accidentally and I want to lock it but I don't like seeing that yellow lock icon on my screen.
Fantastic advice, thank you! I’m new to the X100V and have been intentionally using it ‘as is’ while I feel my way around it. Over the last couple of days I’ve been thinking it’s time to RTFM and start customising things. Your suggestions make a lot of sense. I’m doing street in SE Asia but still working up the nerve to get closer than I needed to with my previous camera (it had a zoom lens). Slowly getting there…
most useful video of the week. Thank you!
Hi - i did the fixed focus piece on my camera - but if i want to change back how do I do it please the menus only takes me back to what I have fixed the focus on. But I would like to change back ??????
Really appreciate this video. Great suggestions.
Thank you so much for sharing these information. Always love to watch your video.... Love from Bangladesh
Could you do this with the XE-4?
Cool! The Fuji X100V is a great camera
Thanks to you, Im waiting for its next iteration!
Beautiful video. Super well done
Why do people use that 'shield' on the lens?
Nice and calm video!
On my x-t3 you can change the focus area by clicking the joystick. Idk if that helps ?
What squarehood do hoy use specifically??? Thanks for sharing 😃
I also find that using OVF over the EVF, makes it easier for those who wear glasses.
that makes no sense lmao the EVF means no glasses hitting the camera .
@@RemmyMusic1
The lines on the EVF are harder to see the borders, where the OVF I can see the borders quite clearly. For someone who wears glasses they will understand this.
OVF shooter only as well. Really helps with battery live. If I really need a love view it’s easy to change to evf or just use back screen
Another reason your focus point has moved is because you have the touch focus LCD on. Turn that off and it helps a lot 🙂
Haha, I always make sure that's off for sure. It might be on, but the LCD touch function is off.
@@FaizalWestcott where is my focus point gone 😂
Is it key to keep your focus dot in the middle of the screen? I adjusted it like you did in the video but my touch screen is still on. When I accidentally touch somewhere the focus dot goes there and it wouldn’t let me put it in the middle anymore when I use the little joystick.
Or, leave the touch focus LCD on, because then you can change your focus location WAY faster than the lever ever could...
The two cuts of you facing off the camera when you said “there have been times it’s gotten in my way” was funny
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
No need to disable focus joystick, just set it to press to unlock. Double-pressing it resets the focus in the center btw.
such grreat tips thank u! can you tell me where you set your flash activation as you don't have it in your quick menu? trying to think of a good button for it :)
very helpful, thank you Faizal.
Ah! Thanks a lot for the Focus frame lock tip. This was one of my most annoying problems. I list a lot of family photos, because the focus box moved to the lover left corner of the frame.
In fact the always hustleing with the focus made me almost not using the camera anymore.
Additionally I had to set the touchscreen to untouchable because, I still could accidentally change the focus point with the „all“ setting.
Maybe you have saved my relationship with the Fuji. 😊😅
I got a problemm, my OVF screen are the same as my LCD screen even if i change some settings ;c do i have to be in manual ? i shoot only raw, does it matter ? thanks for help
Great video thanks. What strap are you using?
The exposure compensation dial is a mystery to me. I shoot in full manual only. So it’s not useful at all to me. Wish there was a way to program it for something useful 😁
hello, is there a possibility to make a video with the fuji instant camera? Instax sQ1
I have a Fujifilm XT4, a Fujifilm 23 mm f1.4 (35mm equivalent), and a variable ND filter. Should I in theory be able to take the exact same kind of photos as the x100v, or is there something else that makes the x100v’s images unique? I’m talking strictly in terms of image quality. I ask because I don’t want to drop another $2k+ if I don’t have to!
I noticed that on your quick menu you have like a live feed In the background instead of the normal grey screen. How did you do that??
In the settings menu, right under the edit/save quick menu, there is an option called q menu background. you can choose between black or transparent.
Thanks Faizal. Very useful.
dope vid .. simplified my shooting experience using 3 of these tips..
Some of these are applicable to my XE4 as well, but if you've updated your XE4 settings too, do share with us! Can't wait to see your next video already.
Would u rec getting a x100v or Xe4 now or wait a little for a new x100 or xe5?
If you wait, you’ll be waiting forever. Just pull the trigger on one of them and go shoot! 😊
You’d put the exposure compensation on the screen to make sure you don’t shoot at the wrong setting. It’s very unintrusive (sits vertically on the left) and doesnt’ get on the way.
For me, I always have it set up to C and I can easily adjust the exposure with the front dial while shooting on aperture mode.
Also, if you like the simple frame lines and focus square in the OVF, know that you can toggle between that and a an OVF with more data by using the DISP/BACk button too. The same works on the screen/EVF. You can have say: third lines, histogram, etc… but easily hide it all pressing BACK.
What Sd cards are you using for video?!
Great tips! I personally love the exposure compensation dial. My only gripe is the feel of it. Maybe I just need more time to adjust but I really miss the dial on my x100s.
On my X100F, I used a little rubber ring from Home Depot. It greatly prevented accidental dial changes.
why is his lens different that stock? i thought it was a fixed lens camera
I'm sorry if my comment isn't worded well.
I use an x100f. My setting are
Aperture priority,
3 iso presets (my most used is one that maxs out at 800iso)
I use autofocus (the mutliple square one) but 90% of the time, I manually focus after the autofocus, you get to manually micro adjust it with focus peeking.
I've never used the viewfinder, it takes too long, so I would half press the shutter to get the focus and exposure then manually micro adjust the focus with the ring and shoot.
Spot metering also works perfect with this, just point at the brightest parts, half press, reframe, focus with the ring and shoot.
I have an XT4 and I’ve been looking at either getting either the 23mm f2 or an x100v. I love the 35mm equiv focal length, and I would love the smaller size of the x100v for street shooting. Do you think there’s an argument to own both the XT4 and x100v or am I being silly?
Not at all. I own an X-E4 and a X100V and I never felt like it was unnecessary to have the X100V. It's nice to just pick the camera up whenever and know what to expect
I have the X-T4 & just bought the X100V,i can just stick it in my coat pocket & go,love it.
Actually you could use the x100v as a film camera by turning off the lcd screen and the evf, and working on manual focus
Awesome. Thanks for the tips 🙏
Hi Faizal, thanks for the interesting settings. So if you lock the Focus Lever - the Focus is set in the middle always ? I mean the middle focus isnt´t also always right, or do I misunderstand you?
@Steve Shreve with that you mean holding the shutter button halfway and then changing the composition?
hello, there is a grid function, but when I click it does not appear, maybe someone knows what the problem is. thanks
You need to to enable it in Set up menu > Screen Settings > Disp. Custom Settings > EVF/LCD > Framing Guideline
How is the battery life on this camera?
This is tremendously helpful. Thank you
Faizal.... Any suggestion about the overheating that the 100v has for video recording?
Thank you! Great tips.
Can easily change the focus area by pressing the rear command dial then scrolling left or right. Can easily centre the focus area by double clicking the rear command dial before each shot.
Excellent content man. Your work keeps getting better. 🙌🏼
This was great! Thanks man. Just used these to help setting up my x100v. Just got it today base on your experiences and recommendations. What film simulations do you use?
Hey Faisal! Thanks for the video. If you turn off your focus lever does that mean you first focus and then recompose your shot? You don’t lose a bit of focus by doing that in some cases?
A little be of acting in this video. I love it.
Did you do a voiceover for this?! The audio is crazy good
Helps a lot. Thanks !
00:59 Genius! hahahah I wasn't expecting that!
I like your plants, make a video talking about your setup and where you work