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This video is further proof that the skill of the photographer is more important than the sophistication of the gear. Beautifully executed, Omar.
*sometimes
Because hand someone an a9iii with full auto and theyll capture the moment.
Hand someone a slower 5fps burst to pros and they will struggle
@@djstuc it's not nonsense. He's saying that for professional shoots, photographers would struggle with cameras like these. And he's right. In fact, Omar would agree with him, since he always said he wouldn't use Fuji for work. One of the reasons he mentioned was that it wasn't as fast and reliable to capture that moment.
@@djstuc ok, kid. Good luck with second grade at the special school in September.
Couldn’t have put more eloquently. Thank you OG for keeping me grounded!
People who don't know this, don't know photography.
My first thought, upon seeing the title, was, “Hey, I’m an outdated UA-cam watcher. Perfect!” And it was 😊
I'm an old photographer using old cameras too (X100T and X-PRO2), they are perfect, I don't see why I'd change. Great video Omar, I love the tone, the peaceful atmosphere, the dash of childhood memory, the vibes it generates. Thanks you Omar !
X-Pro 2 is really awesome.
@@chriscard6544 nicely described comment!
its a 1000 dollar camera what you talkin about?
The proof is in your photos my friend, the photographer is the most important part of any camera. Camera companies are constantly telling us what we need and so are many YoutTubers, you are a breath of fresh air.
You and pal2tech are the reason I got into photography again and chose Fujifilm. Keep the video coming. We love to see them.
Thanks for the video. Very nice and warm. By the way, I have had this camera for 11 years already. And despite its age and 16 megapixels, it cannot be compared with smartphones
Omar, I can’t tell you how much I appreciate this video. It’s like you’ve been reading my mail. I hope Fujifilm was listening. I am on the hunt for an X-E2 right now. Tired of chasing the latest and greatest and most megapixels. Thanks for your ever-encouraging comments to those of us who love photography. I always look forward to your videos.
This was one of the best photography videos i've seen in a long time...full of heart, plenty of soul...thanks a lot for that, Omar
Love this video Omar. Too many youtubers just go for the latest cameras (until they land on Leica and don't know how they ever took photos without it!!) Yours are warm, honest, interesting, informative and fun! A joy to watch! Ed, Dublin, Ireland
I love this video. I've been watching you since you were still using the Fujifilm XT20 as your main camera, and to date I'm still watching your videos to try and get more acquainted with my own. These videos are very encouraging to those of us who don't always upgrade. Thank you, Omar, and I look forward to more of these! :D
I think you're spot on. Life itself is getting more and more complicated. Simplicity in our cameras is not a bad thing. It's something I embrace.
golly. that totally felt like you'd been dropped off somewhere, or you've been told to go outside, and you were like "i'll make a youtube video". but it works. how can such a weird little random killing time thing be an entertaining video. but it is. you're some kind of genius.
Enjoyed this one a lot. I'm in my 40s, my only camera is an X-T1 I bought a year ago (before the prices exploded), and almost all of my photography happens on walks with my family. Love the film recipes, and I even like that the older camera "misses" more shots than a new camera would. Always enjoy seeing what you do on a neighborhood walk with an older camera.
Lovely video. It actually feels fresh. 😁 And you are a good photographer. Nothing but praise for this one. One of my favorites from your channel.
These videos are so important. A lot of people think gear is the most important thing but it’s really about understanding photography concepts, practice, and learning the craft. Thanks for all you do!
More like this please. I feel there is a whole avenue of Omar-ism to explore. Your good self simply on a wanderlust with an old favourite... taking snaps and ruminating about life. Really. I don't think I speak for myself. You have a rare talent. Go walkabout.
I own the X-T20 and X-E2 because of you Omar. I neither desire or need a "high functioning" camera. Please don't underestimate the impact you have on people with your "old school" gear. More videos please!!
Excellent clip Omar. My wife loves her X-E2s with plastic XC16-50 OIS II. We just returned from vacation and these 16MP XTrans II pics are fine. I am still using X-E3 and X-H1, so 24MP XTrans III sensor shooting Raw and Jpeg. Yes, the AF is outdated but good enough for what I do. Battery life, 1-2 spare battery will take you through a day. I usually pick one body and one or two lenses, but prefer the compact X-E3 with Fujicron 23 & 50/f2 in my daypack. I love the X-E3 since it has all the dials, d-pad and focus point selector a nice grip and thumb rest, combine it with the 35/f1.4 and the metal hood it looks spot on and the Pics are gorgeous...
Your videos are so well done, stylish and having such a nice editing…awesome! Big love from Germany 🇩🇪
Love the images coming out of that "old" camera. Gorgeous!
When I see a great picture the last thing I wonder is "How outdated is that camera?" The pictures speak for themselves. And I've got to the point where I couldn't care less about all of the new gizmos. Keep being "you", Omar. You're a hoot.
I was in a photographic slump for months until I started to use my X-E1 again. Now, I’m having fun. 😊
I am veteran in Photography - Started in 1979 with a Nikon Fe and got my first DSLR Nikon D700 in 2010 and still have it and use it. I cannot understand why people want to keep upgrading all the time. If you have a tool that works why get another. It comes down to how skilled and talented you are, you can use any tool in this case camera to produce stunning photos. Look at some of the great photographers for example, they only used simple mechanical cameras.
I am also still shooting my Nikon FE film camera shooting BW photos.
Cheers and well done - great video!
Still using an X-Pro1 and X-M1 for photography. Lumix for video. Nothing beats those first generation Fujis for great colours straight out the camera.
I'm always happy whenever I come across one of your videos. A great down to earth, smart and funny photographer. You take some great beautiful pictures, I love your video editing, and enjoy your commentary on whatever topic. I hope you never quit UA-cam as others have done. Gracias mi estimado amigo. Marco
I am with you on the use of older cameras, Omar. I shoot with Fuji XT-3 cameras. Not the latest & greatest, but I am able to get very good images with single point autofocus. I like the older Fuji cameras that still have the D Pad buttons that can be customised. Some of the newer cameras do not have the D Pad. Hoping Fuji can get their camera CAF issues resolved. Best wishes & safe travels.
Hey Omar, your newest fan here. I love this video. Great colors, gentle narration and a guided walk through the city. Thank you! A breath of fresh air.
The algorithm showed your video to me, and I subscribed. You’re the camera UA-camr for the regular people who love exploring with a camera. Thank you! I enjoyed your storytelling, too.
Welcome aboard!
It's always good when there's a new video from you, Omar!! Love older cameras and love the cameras I've had for-almost-ever. :)
Loved it, Fuji Omar! Please keep making Fuji videos of your work and style!! You’re so inspirational! ❤
What a delightful video! Omar, that was the best. Just a chill walk, a little tip or two for us Fuji users (when was the last time amateur me thought about the photometry setting?!), some Omar stories, and some nice pictures. I feel really uplifted!
What a surprise. Hoboken was the first port in the USA that I went to when I was in the merchant marine 1977. Excellent vid as always. You are easy on the ear and have a very engaging style. Thank you, PS very interesting about the film sims,
Great watch as always Omar, really enjoyed this one and great to keep the interest alive for the older Fuji’s.
This was wonderful 😊 I'm not much of an old-fashioned photographer, but there's just something about being able to roam about with minimal gear and just take it all in ❤
Omar, just wanted thank you for your work. Your movies introduced me into Fuji world (happy xt3 user here). I love how you emphasize that photography is important in photography, not equipment. I always love to watch content from people who accentuate beauty and joy of just taking pictures, making memories and bracing the moments, instead of focusing on equipment itself. Or maybe i'm just getting older and need Leica, lol. Take care.
Great video Omar. About a year ago I broke out my good ole Fuji X10 and immediately remembered why I fell in love with it. Funny thing it works just as good as the day I got it. Plus I love the compact size of it.
The camera industry went through a lot of soul searching a decade ago, when nobody knew what the customers actually were going to buy and which direction to develop their technology in. That era gave us some remarkable innovation, like the Rx1r ii, the GX5, the GR series, and Gods know what other gems and flops history forgot.
It feels current technology is getting better every iteration, but the options are getting fewer as technologies converge.
Thank you for a light hearted video, your work is always a joy to watch.
Now if you'll excuse me I'm going to dig up my Olympus xz-2 and pray the battery still charges.
The old cameras are just damn fun to shoot with. I regularly grab my X-T1 or 2 to go for a walk with, instead of my better-in-basically-every-way Zf (except the screen tilt). The colors are great, they feel more tactile and make great sounds. For those of us who love the process just as much as the result, they’re more fun IMO than many newer and more technically accomplished cameras.
I'll take that Zf off your hands if you don't like it 😊
Hey what are you doing calling my newest camera (XT1) old 😡
The XT1 is probably as tactile as the latest XT5 though
@@kart182 Maybe tactile isn't exactly the right word. I have the 1, 2, 3, and 5, and over time they've dampened the crispness of things like the mechanical shutter and made some buttons a bit mushier. You can argue that a quieter shutter is an asset for things like taking pictures in quiet environments, but in a noisy environment I'm not always 100% sure the 5 took the picture because I don't get enough haptic feedback. If I want super quiet operation, I can always use the electronic shutter - I like the mechanical to have a little heft to it. This is something that feels really good on the Zf and strikes the right balance of both feeling it and not noticing it too much. Over the years the build quality of the X-T line also just feels a bit cheaper and more plasticky. The 1 and 2 (which I got used after already owning the 3) both feel a bit more rugged and sturdier than the non-Made-In-Japan models.
Same. My old X-T1 is special. Even though i have way too much expensive stuff. ツ
Damn your videos are so full of charisma and personality, just like the X-E2.
For the past year, my sole goal was to purchase a fuji X-T5. Back in march I purchased an X-E2 just to hold on until the T5... and I fell in love with it to the point where I can't justify spending so much money on the T5 anymore. I'm just having a ton of fun as I am right now, and I don't think that a new camera with 10x more power and 10x more features will simplify this fun. It'll probably do the opposite and make me lose fun and shots overwhelmed by options.
I just got a Fuji X-E2, loving it . The size and yes the film like pictures I'm getting. Coming from a film back
round shooting black and white, the film like quality is there. Love the video more like this one please.
Another warm, funny, serious, remembrance vid. Well done Omar. I rented a leica delux8 last week, so small but I really enjoyed using it. and got surprising good photos from it for a small sensor. But seeing this vid and using the leica kinda re-enforces that maybe I don't always need 40mp or even 26. Have a rental xt50 coming to try out. But simpler may be just as much fun. Thanks Omar
Depending on the type of photography you do, it’s nice to have a newer camera for those autofocus modes and things to assist in performing your job. Less room for error by your doing (lack of experience or training, or confidence in your skill).
However, as an artist and to break away from that you need a tool to realign yourself and bring that joy back. Whether that be a different camera body or a manual/prime lens.
I’m fortunate enough to own a couple cameras for my hobby to keep myself sane outside of my job.
Another great video! My mother thanks you, my father thanks you, my sister thanks you, and I thank you!
Love the tone of this video. And I'm with you, I have an ex-1 that sits on my desk, had it about a year. Got it from a seller in Thailand. It was brand new! I take it out every once in a while but use it very lightly. I love the shutter sound and button on that camera!
Omar, your vids are great inspiration! Thanks a lot. I own a Fujifilm X-E2 and X-T30II, loving both of them, but drawn to shoot more with the older cam, that seems to have a soul in it!
My 'everyday' is the Fujifilm X-M1, also the early tech. No viewfinder which is OK for an everyday and if I need one I take the X-E4 :) That's it. I did just buy the Lumix S9, mistake, that's going up for sale. The only good reason I can see to keep it is the MP4 'Lite' otherwise I can't justify an expensive camera that doesn't have a viewfinder as I'm an 'old film guy'.
Lovely pictures. You show so well that the essential skill of great photography is the art of picking the picture scene.
I’m new to photography/Videography and I keep floating between wanting the latest stuff for what I perceive my future clients will appreciate, and a fantastic - simplified photographic journey that I want to experience (that also happens to pay the bills). The top gear absolutely helps you get those money shots more efficiently, which will (perhaps) make your business grow more efficiently. But I want a bit more than that…which is where I think the spirit of this video is going!
Loved this video and your shots with the XE-2. I have nothing but old cameras right now., Fuji, Canon and Olympus. I considered getting something new but have so much fun getting to know these older models. The other day, my son asked me, do you only by old cameras? Do you ever by new? And I said, nope, nothing new for now. Maybe someday I will decide to take that dive, but I have fun seeing what these older cameras can do! Thanks for the entertaining video, Omar!
Once again, you are the best. Love my x-t20. Have the x-t2 also, but I always reach for the t20 first. You make me do it!
I too am an outdated camera enjoyer. Great video - you have a very chill, calming presence, it was a pleasure watching this. You took some banger snaps with that old camera!
These kinds of videos remind me yhatbi need to get out and walk around more. I live in a smallish town, (about 26,000 people), and we have a beautiful down town. I love our down town so much that I feature it in my portrait photography. However, I rarely just take pictures of how beautiful it is! Thanks for a nice walk about Hoboken!
It’s always a big win to watch your videos. You’re such a funny intelligent guy and with such videos you show that’s it’s not the camera it’s the photographer who makes the pictures.
i have an X-E3 which I love. On a three week trip to Japan and Hong Kong I took a Sony A73 kit and the X-E3 (with kit lens) and ended up using the Fuji for about 80% of the pictures. The X-E series are perfect travel cameras.
I have an old X-E1 and it's one of my all-time favourite cameras. great image quality.
Yup… the X-e4 is awesomely good!
Yup, the X-T50 also great 👍
Nice pics Omar! Watching you from France for a while, and I like your philosophy. But please, don't abandon the X-T20+XF27! We love them!
Nice video. You always get the most out of your setting. I've been shooting an X-E2 for a couple of years and love how easy it is to take great jpg.
Nice video Omar! I have owned several older Fujifilm cameras starting with the X-T1, X100T, X-E2s, X-T2, X-T4 and X100F. All were purchased used from either KEH or MPB and never a problem with any of them. They are just fun to shoot with! Thanks for sharing!!
Love your Fuji videos….You really are awesome! Thanks so much for all that you do….it truly is appreciated ❤️📷❤️
Omar I thought I had made up my mind about a camera purchase until I saw this!!!! Great video.
Great video Omar…..bought my used X-T2 in 2019 and still love it!
Hi Omar, thanks again for a new video, I really like your way of presenting photos you take and your thoughts about photography. I have enjoyed shooting photos both with my nikon Z6 and my samsung phone, they are both great Z6 for better img quality and phone for better chance to get a shoot. I hope one day you can make a video commenting about your fans (like me lol) work, to see where we can imporve, and maybe we can find some really fun photos from all these fans of yours. Cheers mate
I was lucky enough to buy a still new in the box X-E2s years after the model was replaced by the X-E3 and really enjoy that old 16mp sensor and the JPEG output.
I have several more modern Fujis, but for "just fun" that old X-E2s and a single lens reminds me of my old film shooting days more than any other digital camera.
Omar, as always your videos are right on the point! The lastest gear has it's place for sure, but "old" gear in my opinion often produces more interesting shots since its the camera the photograher knows inside and out , and don't even get me started on the place of film - which was definitley my gateway into digital! Also beautiful shots in this video!
Great video Omar. Older kit is great. I wished I had kept some of the gear I had sold in the past...xt20...xe3.... D7000.. D7500 and more but the reason to part with them was to fund a newer model. I have to stop someday 😂😂... can't seem to part with the x100v even tho i just got my first Sony .... I'll defo buy you a beer if ever I bump into you in exchange for a chat!! All the best bud!!
I have an X70 and XT-2 and the only reason I'd consider changing/upgrading is to possibly spur my enthusiasm for photography which has been lacking recently. No technical reason at all and I know that if I did upgrade, the enthusiasm boost would only be temporary
While I shoot a Fujifilm XT5, I often wish I had my old magical sensor-ed XT2. There was something about it that I only appreciated in hindsight. Thank you for this thoughtful video. It proves I’m not the only one that gets wistful now and then.
Great images, enjoyed this video.
Your digital gear here is 'newer' than most of my digital gear!
We could all maybe take a step back and contemplate that many of the most iconic photographs, from our photographic heroes were taken on equipment that likely had way less potential 'IQ' than even the oldest 'prosumer' digital equipment.
Edit: Hoboken looks cool. I went through it on the train a number of times a few years back - I should have got off. 'Next time' ;)
I always love your videos Omar. Your sense of lighting and composition are my source of inspiration.
Good to see you Omar. I really hope fuji is looking this video. I think all of the new Bodys are really too much for an everyday shooter dad 😅 see you next time again.
Great video Omar, I still shoot with my XE1 and a 35 f1.4 and get great results, and it was my camera of choice for a recent trip to Lisbon. I also shoot with a Z6ii but this is heavier and more obvious when shooting street. Keep up the amazing content.
A wonderful video. I love the peace and simplicity. I have an x-t20 (due to you) which I love. I also have an x-h1 now but prefer the smaller form. Hoping to go to Japan next year and may come back with XE2 or similar, If I can work out the menus in Japanese!
Sometimes I feel the fomo of not having an XT-5 or something new like that, but this made me feel happy with my XE-2. I love it!
Love this Omar. I drag my X-Pro 1 out when I am feeling nostalgic. It was the camera that reignited my love of photography
Best video in months, love it!! As for me, I just fell in love with my old xf10 again 😊
Greetings from south Germany! Christian
Love your work! I am also not a fan of constantly upgrading the camera gear. Still have original Olympus E-M1 and was gifted a Fujifilm X100 (OG) a couple of years ago. I just love how simple that camera is.
Omar's videos are always such a pleasure to watch. Great content, very well presented and his relaxed style is outstanding. Oh, and I recognised one of those geese. His name is George and I saw him a short while ago on a lake here in central London. I asked him to honk a greeting to you if he saw you, Omar.
This year I bought a second hand X-Pro2. Your video ensured my belief that was a good choice. Now all I need to learn is making photos as good as yours 😅.
You are perfectly right. The latest functionalities are not mandatory to make great photos.
YES !...love my X-E2. Coincidentally, I always stay in Jersey City a few blocks down whenever I go to New York. Took I nice pic in the Hoboken subway years back.
I had a fuji xe2 for about 8 years and took my best family photos with it. Had an anomaly and tried Sony but wasn't for me. Went back to Fuji and got the xe4. It's tempting to get the x100v befofre pulling the trigger on the xe4 but the price difference made me pick the xe4. Also having a few options forces you to really be good and familiar with the settings and just focus on taking better photos.
For the same reasons I recently bought a used Xpro1. I didn't really knew what to expect, but I just adore this camera. So simple, so easy to use, it has a real charm despite the lack of newer comfort features. I'm 100% sure it's better built than the newer Fuji cameras,the little Xpro1 became my everyday walk around camera,paired with the tiny 35mm f2. It has the quintessential Fuji colors/film simulations, whoever says this camera is obsolete(or any older Fuji), doesn't know anything about photography.
Hey Omar! I love watching your videos, always interesting and always humorous. My gear is 'obsolete' too, I prefer to buy from an online supplier of equipment like MPB or B&H. My oldest camera is a Pentax MX-1 which go's everywhere with me and the other two are Olympus, an EM1-X and an EM1 Mkiii. Thanks again for the great video, looking forward to the next.
I love the image quality here. Beautiful photos. I really enjoy the older fujis.
I all but forgot about my X-E3 in a drawer by my desk. But pulled it out a couple months ago and remembered what a joy it was. It’s all I’ve been using lately and am giving it a place in my bag when I go overseas in a couple weeks.
Aperture priority and single point autofocus is the way I too photograph with my first generation X100. The camera is outdated, slow and clunky, but it brings me a tremendous amount of joy.
Well said! It's about the joy of our hobby 😊
(X-10, X-E2, X-T3, 4 XF and 1 XC plus a few non Fuji-lenses).
That's a fantastic camera and there's something that's special about the way it renders colors! I should use mine more 😅
This is spot on. I use my old XPro1 with a 27mm pancake lens as my walk-about camera. Love it.
And my X70, which is the only Fuji that fits in a pocket. Love that too 😀.
Really enjoyed this, I own an older Fuji X-10 that is a little light on megapixels but offers much of what the camera you’re using has..really like the old Leica vibe that it gives off. Will never give it up. Great photos by the way. Cheers from fellow photographer and subscriber in Nova Scotia, Canada 🇨🇦.
My very first Fuji was the X-E2 that I purchased new in 2014. And I love it. Straight forward in operation, not so SO many choices! Pure fun. I also own an X-Pro2 and X100v, all three having the "rangefinder" body style with corner viewfinder that helps me stay connected with my subject(s). Simplicity wins!
Love this video and your channel. I still use the Fuji XT-20 for stills. The XE series seem amazing but the prices are insane for a used camera.
Excellent video. Nice mood at the river. Very inspiring. Tomorrow morning I will take my X-S10 with the 23mm F2.0 and try to capture the summer morning mood.
Best regards from Germany
I've had most of the X Bodies and three of them were the X-E2. Honestly, if they had just added a flip LCD to that body, that's all I'd probably still shoot with. It just fit perfectly in my hand the way my Leicas used to.
The X-E3 was OK, but had too many dials and buttons that I don't need and mostly just got in my way.
The X-E4 (with a grip and thumbgrip) is great, but I miss the popup flash that the X-E2 has and I am super annoyed with the LCD rotating into 'selfie' mode whenever shooting at waist level, but too close to your body. (I'd think a firmware update could solve this, but Fuji doesn't seem to be listening or much interested in Kaizen so much any more.)
Fun episode Omar.
I love the motel signs, the neon. I had the X-E3 and enjoyed it but sold it when the prices went up.
Hey Omar, been awhile since commenting, enjoyed the video, and I occasionally pull out my X-T1 to have fun and see what I can capture. It's about the same vintage as the X-E2 you have here, and I was able to pick this up a few years ago from Samy's Camera in L. A., it was the last new copy they had left in inventory, and I paid $500 for it brand new. I think when it came out back in 2014, it retailed for around $1,300. I've thought about selling it but I just enjoy it more than I would getting a few hundred bucks for it. It's just a fun camera to shoot. 16MP w/ a 35 f/2 does just great for street. Cheers from Lafayette, LA!!
I Totally agree how much more fun older cameras are. Less features, less automation and definitely less learning curve on the software itself. Also less menu diving. I've had Sony a7 iii and iv, sold them both because I was always lost on what menu I should go to change some AF settings. I didn't mind the a7iv large files either. I like my Fuji x-t4 and x100v but still my x-pro one is the one I love the most.
As always, wise words from my favourite wise UA-camr, Omar the wisest guy there is 🤣🤣🤣 not just for Fujistuff! Just love your videos, man, they always make me smile and show how fun and simple photography can be. Next time you’re in the uk, come say hi in Bristol, not quite NYC, or Hoboken, but it’s very cool, just like you 🤓
thanks for the effort and sharing. i am a very appreciative subscriber. your insights are always interesting. i have enjoyed your YT vids for many years because of YOUR insights, not just for the camera stuff. you do you and i'll keep watching. thumbs up. oh, i roll with the X-T1 and X-T2 and always carry THREE fuji batteries.
Fantastic, Omar. Loved the vibe, loved the shots…
I love the outdated youtuber vibe, i believe that is much less stressfull to have adventures with an old Fujifilm camera in my backpack mainly because I don't have to stress about losing or damaging 2000€ of equipment ;) i had a lot of fun lately with 1st and 2nd generation of Fuji camera and lenses ❤
Such a lovely little camera. i am a fan of ‘if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.’ rule.
Yer OG I loved the xe2. Nice to see you bringing out some old bangers
Loved this. Relaxed. And obviously took me down memory lane with our hometown.