📷Lens Suggestions📷 Fuji XF 27mm f/2.8 on Amazon help.tc/f27 Fuji XF 23mm f/1.4 R on Amazon help.tc/f23 Fuji XF 35mm f/1.4 R on Amazon help.tc/f35 Fuji XF 56mm f/1.2 R on Amazon help.tc/f56 Fuji XF 10-24 f/4 on Amazon help.tc/f24
i was planning to iron my clothes while watching this, in the end i had to switch the iron off and set it aside so i could focus more... you explained it sooo simple and made me understand all the features my camera has. thank you so much... i never subscribed on youtube... now i am! well done guys... i'm buying the whole video now ;)
I've owned the X-T1 for four months now, the X-T10's big brother. I feel the only way to get to know how the camera really operates is to go through _every_single_menu_ and adjust the settings to your liking. Speaking of Continuous autofocus, turn Focus Priority on in the AF menu. Then you won't take a picture unless something is in focus. This would probably solve Tony's problem with C-AF giving him out-of-focus pictures. I also recommend customizing the Q menu. Hold down the Q button until you get the weird looking menu, then choose what you want displayed.
l think in the C-AF if turned on and you in C mode it's always hunting to get into focus that will put a drain on the battery, l leave my setting off it will focus when you push the button half way down.
My X-T10 is my third Fujifilm mirrorless camera. I like it a lot, but in common with the X-T2 and the X-E2 which preceded it, I never fully understood how to use it, even after having had reasonable quality cameras since 1963. All that has changed after watching this video. I am impressed not only with the technical content of the video but by the style of the presentation. This is indeed the more important part of the video: all the technical info I need is in the Fujifilm camera users guide, but is presented in a needlessly complicated way ( and in a font which is trying for me to read, so I gave up trying after about 5 attempts). Compared to that manual, the style here is well paced, articulate and clealy spoken (in such great contrast to most UA-cam videos). It is free of really annoying colloqialisms , typified in so many videos which start with an individual (who should never have been let loose in front of a camera) yelling 'whazzaa' - or words to that effect - at me, in a culturally irritating way, as soon as the video starts. Here, the camera work, the background, the visuals and, above all, the body language (no vigorous arm waving, threatening finger pointing, strange hand gestures etc) are exemplary. Altogether it is a model video - well done.
Serious gold. I have had this camera for 6 months now, and still get confused. ((Im not patient at reading manuals) Fujifilm should pay you for this video, and commission you for other cameras. Its great to be shown as well as have explanations along the way. How can I thank you enough for taking the time. Amazing. Good for you !!! Thank you ;)
Thanks, Tony. As someone who shoots Nikon almost exclusively, I was a bit out of my element with the X-T10 but this has made it much less intimidating. I'm really enjoying the camera so far. Thanks again for taking the time to make these videos. Keep up the good work.
Hi! I just bought an Xt10 and I love it. My first Fuji was an x10 which I loved but lost. Then I got an x30 which I was never comfortable with, it never felt right, so now I've gone for an Xt10. I've watched your Xt10 video several times and it's brilliant, thank you ever so much.
Nikon shooter here(D40,D7K, D600, D810). Picked this camera kit up last week on a whim and I have to say it's absolutely brilliant! Pure quality! XF 35 f2 WR is stunning on it. Tony thanks for this. I learned a lot about the Fuji system from this tutorial.
First off, great video! Thanks! One thing I got caught up on was my command dial on the back wasn't controlling my aperture when in Aperture Priority mode. I thought something was off in my settings, but turns out if you have a lens ( in this case I have the 18-55 ) with the aperture ring, the command dial WON'T control the aperture in AP mode. AKA you are using a ring-less lens in the vid so that didn't get covered. FYI. Thanks again for the great video and cheers!
as this is my first video on photography as i just get my x-t10 with kit for a good deal this is my go to video... everything i know about photography credit goes to your wholesome video not just on camera but photography on general as well, also created an equation about combining aperture f stop and background blur in my head and wow that is just my first day... woohoo thanks a lot
thank you for this wonderful video tony, i just got my xt10/18-55 by watching reviews including yours, this camera is exceptional. your tutorial how to tweak the camera is the best free video i have seen so far. looking ahead into buying your books/videos. there is too much information to absorb, so i will have to revisit each section again and again. keep up the good work.
The xt 10 seems like a good little camera. I think I would take this camera with me way more often to dinner or on a family vacation than my DSLR. I love my DSLRs but this seems more practical.
I have a D750, new D500, and this camera. I love my DSLRs but this camera is so fun, and when walking about on the street on a scenic coastline, I can make really lovely pictures. It is such a retro feeling and fun piece of gear. And Fujinon lenses are stellar.
Brilliant, I always love your videos you are the most elegant and cool reviewer on UA-cam and happy that finally you are in Fujifilm club, I'am a fan of Fujifilm Cameras.
I'm a little late to this party, but thanks for the video. I've had this camera for a few years and found it not intuitive and the manual between useless and wrong. Other videos are just confused. This presentation is so well presented and paced, the perfect tool to help me get the camera out of the bag and using it again. Watching it for the 3rd time. Bought your book and will be doing your course.
+Tony Northrup Quick question about aperture speed. When I have it set on Auto and use the dial to change aperture mode, the only thing that comes up are the auto settings - portrait, nature, sports, etc. Is this the same thing?
+Karla Neese I believe that's because you have it in Auto mode. That means the camera will choose each setting it feels is suitable for whatever situation you are shooting. Just a guess😊✌. I Just got one a week ago so....
I also was at the conference that Karla Neese mentions and received this camera! I'm sorry to say it's been sitting in it's box for 6 months because it looked so intimidating and finding the time to figure it out just never came until recently. I'm now taking a photography class and your video has helped me tremendously as the instructor is telling us parts of the camera by using Sony, Nikon and Canon cameras. I was having a really hard time understanding what he was talking about! So thank you, thank you, thank you! My camera no longer scares me!
Gabe Sanchez Exposure compensation is used to adjust the auto exposure up and down if you aren't happy with the camera's metering. When you're in manual mode, you're the one setting the exposure, so there's no need for exposure comp. You would just adjust the aperture, shutter speed, or ISO to whatever value you want.
Thanks for this review... it has been very helpful! The X-T10 is my first interchangeable lens system, and this video has helped fill in some basic "gaps" for me.
Thank you so much. XT-10 is my first camera. I had done a ton of research before buying. I had your video bookmarked. First thing I did after coming back home with the camera is watching your video. It was a great tutorial and it saved me a lot of time and struggle. Thank you so much again. Already subscribed to your channel. :) ... Will sure buy your books too. It's also nice to know that you review photos. I'll send one someday.. :P...
Thank you for the excellent vídeo. If I could just make a suggestion, why not, at the end of each camera review, sharing a few photos showing the use of AP, SP, Auto and Manual Mode with the reviewed camera.
Thanks for the great Video. I'll be sure and get your ebooks too. You really move along at a nice pace with key points and do an excellent job of abbreviating the less important. I just left Canon and was a bit frustrated with re-learning until I found this video.
Thanks Tony for this video. I have a X100s right now but I'm considering to purchase the X-T10 to have some more flexibility. I've learned some new and useful things about this camera and its usage.
Hi Tony, after switching from a DSLR to exactly this camera it was quite a lot new stuff to know although i was used to a lot of different settings from my dslr. So your film was more than helpful, thanks a lot. Fuji is very different from Nikon ;-) Thanks a lot, N.
Superb video Tony! I've just bought this camera and had no idea how to use it compared to my old prehistoric DSLR. It's helped me no end, I'll check out your other chapters, if I can find them. Thank you!
I've read that the Canon remote for the 60D and many other lesser Canons also works well. Good news because that means my Yongnuo RF603 triggers will work too.
Just want to shout out that Tonys' method for silencing the camera retains all functionality. I used the silent mode and then took an age to understand why the flash would not fire.
Tony, Thanks for an excellent introduction...I will definitely support your site and look forward to more! Well made and simple..a must for ALL fotographers
Thanks for the great tutorial! I've had this camera for a while, but never really used it, but it's the perfect size for backpacking, and I needed to learn this quickly. : )
Hey Tony, thanks for the review. Just picked up an X-T10 as my secondary camera and it's a cool lil' camera. Just a note... that 27mm pancake lens is notorious for hunting on continuous.
Shooting RAW is fine but unless you have Light Room 6 it's a non, no. There is no update for Light Room 5 for this camera!!! You can however down load (for free) the Fuji Fine Pix Studio and then download the RAW Converter to utilize the RAW files - had it for a few weeks and love the Jpeg's. Still use my Canon 5D 3 for more important shots but carrying the X-T10 instead of all my heavy stuff is becoming more and more usual these days - (age you know. Once again a great video and many thanks:)
This helped me so much! You are such a good explainer and Photography-Expert! Just like a less-evil Mark Jefferson! (That's something to be proud about.) Joke aside, the Fuji is my first Camera and without your video I'd be totally lost, so thanks a million! :3
Great video Tony, with the exceptional 18-55 2.8-4 "kit lens" coupled with the X10 around $1,000 I agree with so many videos on utube that it's a fantastic deal, & O yeah, takes great photos with a really good lens selection. It's missing one thing a touchscreen, but in this case I believe it can be overlooked in this instance.
This is SOOOOO helpful, thank you so much! I really appreciate this video :) well done, you are an excellent teacher that is keeping my attention throughout this whole video!
Concerning 28:56 (ua-cam.com/video/TI-QwmRrMus/v-deo.html:) As I mentioned in a comment to another of your X-T10 videos already, if you wanna set the shutter speed quickly via the front command dial, turn the shutter speed dial at the top of the camera to the "T" position. Now you can flip through all the available shutter speeds using the front command dial. If you have Electronic + Manual Shutter activated, that's from 1/32.000 all the way up to 30''...
See the ISO website. ISO 5800:1987 Photography -- Colour negative films for still photography -- Determination of ISO speed This standard was last reviewed and confirmed* in 2016. *Therefore this version remains current
📷Lens Suggestions📷
Fuji XF 27mm f/2.8 on Amazon help.tc/f27
Fuji XF 23mm f/1.4 R on Amazon help.tc/f23
Fuji XF 35mm f/1.4 R on Amazon help.tc/f35
Fuji XF 56mm f/1.2 R on Amazon help.tc/f56
Fuji XF 10-24 f/4 on Amazon help.tc/f24
Tony & Chelsea Northrup how do u zoom?
Intermediate photographer here, just bought this camera an hour ago and this is helping me immensely
i was planning to iron my clothes while watching this, in the end i had to switch the iron off and set it aside so i could focus more... you explained it sooo simple and made me understand all the features my camera has. thank you so much... i never subscribed on youtube... now i am! well done guys... i'm buying the whole video now ;)
Glad i could help, and thanks!
adrian tabiling
Now, go find also a video for your iron!
This taught me more about my camera than a year of use, thank you!
I've owned the X-T1 for four months now, the X-T10's big brother. I feel the only way to get to know how the camera really operates is to go through _every_single_menu_ and adjust the settings to your liking.
Speaking of Continuous autofocus, turn Focus Priority on in the AF menu. Then you won't take a picture unless something is in focus. This would probably solve Tony's problem with C-AF giving him out-of-focus pictures.
I also recommend customizing the Q menu. Hold down the Q button until you get the weird looking menu, then choose what you want displayed.
l think in the C-AF if turned on and you in C mode it's always hunting to get into focus that will put a drain on the battery, l leave my setting off it will focus when you push the button half way down.
My X-T10 is my third Fujifilm mirrorless camera. I like it a lot, but in common with the X-T2 and the X-E2 which preceded it, I never fully understood how to use it, even after having had reasonable quality cameras since 1963. All that has changed after watching this video. I am impressed not only with the technical content of the video but by the style of the presentation. This is indeed the more important part of the video: all the technical info I need is in the Fujifilm camera users guide, but is presented in a needlessly complicated way ( and in a font which is trying for me to read, so I gave up trying after about 5 attempts). Compared to that manual, the style here is well paced, articulate and clealy spoken (in such great contrast to most UA-cam videos). It is free of really annoying colloqialisms , typified in so many videos which start with an individual (who should never have been let loose in front of a camera) yelling 'whazzaa' - or words to that effect - at me, in a culturally irritating way, as soon as the video starts. Here, the camera work, the background, the visuals and, above all, the body language (no vigorous arm waving, threatening finger pointing, strange hand gestures etc) are exemplary. Altogether it is a model video - well done.
glad that i owned the XT-10, one of the best mirrorless camera i might say! 👍🏻😄
Serious gold. I have had this camera for 6 months now, and still get confused. ((Im not patient at reading manuals)
Fujifilm should pay you for this video, and commission you for other cameras. Its great to be shown as well as have explanations along the way. How can I thank you enough for taking the time. Amazing. Good for you !!! Thank you ;)
I just got an X-T10, this is brilliant Tony!!! Thanks so much!
Thanks, Tony. As someone who shoots Nikon almost exclusively, I was a bit out of my element with the X-T10 but this has made it much less intimidating. I'm really enjoying the camera so far. Thanks again for taking the time to make these videos. Keep up the good work.
Hi!
I just bought an Xt10 and I love it. My first Fuji was an x10 which I loved but lost. Then I got an x30 which I was never comfortable with, it never felt right, so now I've gone for an Xt10. I've watched your Xt10 video several times and it's brilliant, thank you ever so much.
Nikon shooter here(D40,D7K, D600, D810). Picked this camera kit up last week on a whim and I have to say it's absolutely brilliant! Pure quality! XF 35 f2 WR is stunning on it.
Tony thanks for this. I learned a lot about the Fuji system from this tutorial.
I love this training and have watched it multiple times. Thank you!
First off, great video! Thanks! One thing I got caught up on was my command dial on the back wasn't controlling my aperture when in Aperture Priority mode. I thought something was off in my settings, but turns out if you have a lens ( in this case I have the 18-55 ) with the aperture ring, the command dial WON'T control the aperture in AP mode. AKA you are using a ring-less lens in the vid so that didn't get covered. FYI. Thanks again for the great video and cheers!
as this is my first video on photography as i just get my x-t10 with kit for a good deal this is my go to video... everything i know about photography credit goes to your wholesome video not just on camera but photography on general as well, also created an equation about combining aperture f stop and background blur in my head and wow that is just my first day... woohoo thanks a lot
thank you for this wonderful video tony, i just got my xt10/18-55 by watching reviews including yours, this camera is exceptional. your tutorial how to tweak the camera is the best free video i have seen so far. looking ahead into buying your books/videos.
there is too much information to absorb, so i will have to revisit each section again and again. keep up the good work.
thank you very much for this detailed tutorial of this camera.
The xt 10 seems like a good little camera. I think I would take this camera with me way more often to dinner or on a family vacation than my DSLR. I love my DSLRs but this seems more practical.
I have a D750, new D500, and this camera. I love my DSLRs but this camera is so fun, and when walking about on the street on a scenic coastline, I can make really lovely pictures. It is such a retro feeling and fun piece of gear. And Fujinon lenses are stellar.
Great video Tony, EXTREMELY useful information. Thanks a bunch.
Brilliant, I always love your videos you are the most elegant and cool reviewer on UA-cam and happy that finally you are in Fujifilm club, I'am a fan of Fujifilm Cameras.
I'm a little late to this party, but thanks for the video. I've had this camera for a few years and found it not intuitive and the manual between useless and wrong. Other videos are just confused. This presentation is so well presented and paced, the perfect tool to help me get the camera out of the bag and using it again. Watching it for the 3rd time. Bought your book and will be doing your course.
I'm a beginner but we got this camera as a giveaway at a conference and it's over my head so thank you for this video!!!
+Karla Neese Wow, congrats, that's a great giveaway! And you're welcome! Enjoy it!
+Tony Northrup Quick question about aperture speed. When I have it set on Auto and use the dial to change aperture mode, the only thing that comes up are the auto settings - portrait, nature, sports, etc. Is this the same thing?
+Karla Neese I believe that's because you have it in Auto mode. That means the camera will choose each setting it feels is suitable for whatever situation you are shooting. Just a guess😊✌. I Just got one a week ago so....
+Karla Neese
that's very generous of that organisation...i can only dream of this camera
Thank you for uploading this video. My friend just bought a X-T10 and I will be sharing this video to him.
a friend gave me his camera for a trip in Iceland in very last minute, i really appreciate your work / video!
Thank you Tony! You do the best tutorials on You Tube. I just picked up a used X-T10 to go along with my X-T2. Your Fujifilm tutorials are the best!
Bought your ebook. My wife and are are trying to learn photography and it's good to start with the basics.
I also was at the conference that Karla Neese mentions and received this camera! I'm sorry to say it's been sitting in it's box for 6 months because it looked so intimidating and finding the time to figure it out just never came until recently. I'm now taking a photography class and your video has helped me tremendously as the instructor is telling us parts of the camera by using Sony, Nikon and Canon cameras. I was having a really hard time understanding what he was talking about! So thank you, thank you, thank you! My camera no longer scares me!
+Felty Flappers Glad I could help! Enjoy it!
Thanks for this video! Just got my XT-10 after much back and forth. Enjoy the videos that you and Chelsea put out!
Glad to help!
Does exposure compensation only work in auto + AP mode? I am trying it in manual and it does nothing.
Gabe Sanchez Exposure compensation is used to adjust the auto exposure up and down if you aren't happy with the camera's metering. When you're in manual mode, you're the one setting the exposure, so there's no need for exposure comp. You would just adjust the aperture, shutter speed, or ISO to whatever value you want.
excellent - best introduction I've come across. Worth an hour.
Thanks a bunch now i realized full potential of my camera after looking through your tutorial
Thanks for this review... it has been very helpful! The X-T10 is my first interchangeable lens system, and this video has helped fill in some basic "gaps" for me.
+dwheresmymana Glad to help!
Tony, this is the best video tutorial ever. Thank you...
Great video thanks!
This is the best guide I've seen so far
Great video, very helpful. I was struggling to understand how to get X-T10 into shutter priority mode, now I know how.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I learned a lot instead of reading the boring manual :)
Glad to help!
Thank you so much. XT-10 is my first camera. I had done a ton of research before buying. I had your video bookmarked. First thing I did after coming back home with the camera is watching your video. It was a great tutorial and it saved me a lot of time and struggle. Thank you so much again. Already subscribed to your channel. :) ... Will sure buy your books too. It's also nice to know that you review photos. I'll send one someday.. :P...
Glad to help, Binoj!
Thank you for the excellent vídeo.
If I could just make a suggestion, why not, at the end of each camera review, sharing a few photos showing the use of AP, SP, Auto and Manual Mode with the reviewed camera.
Just picked up this camera today. Heading to Thailand tomorrow. Great info for initial setup, etc.
Tks.
ter1413
To take pictures of small girls eh?
Very corny....
youre great you teach tons of useful thing about the camera. thank you
+Mehmert Budak You're welcome, and thanks!
+Sanda Cutting I already own one of them, and after canon 600d with 18-56 f:3.5-5.6 lens this camera makes me satisfied every time
Thanks for the great Video. I'll be sure and get your ebooks too. You really move along at a nice pace with key points and do an excellent job of abbreviating the less important. I just left Canon and was a bit frustrated with re-learning until I found this video.
It's so awesome when you find that video with a really niche topic and it's exacly what you were looking for. Thanks Tony, you got a new subscriber!
+Max Holmström Glad to have you, Max! Enjoy the camera!
Excellent overview. It helped get me up and running with my new XT-10. Thanks Tony
Thanks Tony for this video. I have a X100s right now but I'm considering to purchase the X-T10 to have some more flexibility. I've learned some new and useful things about this camera and its usage.
Hi Tony,
after switching from a DSLR to exactly this camera it was quite a lot new stuff to know although i was used to a lot of different settings from my dslr.
So your film was more than helpful, thanks a lot. Fuji is very different from Nikon ;-)
Thanks a lot,
N.
+SchulzeSternberg Glad to help!
fuji controls for the exposure triangle are great
Thanks for the awesome video. It really helped me to get up to speed with my new XT-10.
watcherSL
You must be a great photographer.
I just got this camera, this was super helpful
Superb video Tony! I've just bought this camera and had no idea how to use it compared to my old prehistoric DSLR. It's helped me no end, I'll check out your other chapters, if I can find them. Thank you!
CockWomble
Do you need a video to find them?
I've read that the Canon remote for the 60D and many other lesser Canons also works well. Good news because that means my Yongnuo RF603 triggers will work too.
This is a really helpful video especially for starters with the X-T10. Thank you Tony.
Gorgeous review. Thanks Tony. I exactly found the answers of all the questions in my head about the X-T10.
Great job, thanks for putting this out there - you have a very engaging training style!
Awesome guide! Going to watch this video over and over! Thank you!
I love this dudes voice
Thank you from Spain. Excellent video.
Dear Tony if it will be possible i wil give you double tumbs up :) for such good test's and explainantion. Regards from Poland
Just want to shout out that Tonys' method for silencing the camera retains all functionality. I used the silent mode and then took an age to understand why the flash would not fire.
Wow, I learned a lot. This is an amazing tutorial. Thank you so much! You are amazing!
Thank you very much for this Tony! Just bought my camera and this was really good.
(Iam also bought your books)
Tony,
Thanks for an excellent introduction...I will definitely support your site and look forward to more! Well made and simple..a must for ALL fotographers
Thanks for the great tutorial! I've had this camera for a while, but never really used it, but it's the perfect size for backpacking, and I needed to learn this quickly. : )
the electronic shutter can be literally silent by turning off the fake shutter sound :) amazing
Great video. Loved the table of contents to make it quicker to watch the few items i had questions for.
Hey Tony, thanks for the review. Just picked up an X-T10 as my secondary camera and it's a cool lil' camera. Just a note... that 27mm pancake lens is notorious for hunting on continuous.
Great help with my new Fuji camera! Thanks!
Excellent tutorial in every possible way !
Excellent presentation.
Excellant tutorial. Thanks
Amazing tutorail, very complete and clear! Thank you so much, I'm gonna but your videos, you're great
Shooting RAW is fine but unless you have Light Room 6 it's a non, no. There is no update for Light Room 5 for this camera!!! You can however down load (for free) the Fuji Fine Pix Studio and then download the RAW Converter to utilize the RAW files - had it for a few weeks and love the Jpeg's. Still use my Canon 5D 3 for more important shots but carrying the X-T10 instead of all my heavy stuff is becoming more and more usual these days - (age you know. Once again a great video and many thanks:)
Thank you for putting this all together and sharing! Very informative!
This helped me so much! You are such a good explainer and Photography-Expert! Just like a less-evil Mark Jefferson! (That's something to be proud about.)
Joke aside, the Fuji is my first Camera and without your video I'd be totally lost, so thanks a million! :3
Glad to help!
Great video Tony, with the exceptional 18-55 2.8-4 "kit lens" coupled with the X10 around $1,000 I agree with so many videos on utube that it's a fantastic deal, & O yeah, takes great photos with a really good lens selection. It's missing one thing a touchscreen, but in this case I believe it can be overlooked in this instance.
Great video! Very helpful.
This is SOOOOO helpful, thank you so much! I really appreciate this video :) well done, you are an excellent teacher that is keeping my attention throughout this whole video!
Hey this is awesome! It really teaches a lot, your introduction helps out too!
Thanks Tony for sharing your Know-How. It was extremely informative & I've learned a lot..!!
Glad to help!
Thanks as ever great vid. Just bought this camera invaluable advice
Excellent,informative tutorial Tony(as always). Thank you
That was so useful, thanks so much for putting this together, huge help with my new camera!
Nice presentation! Very informative.
Fantastic video!
Good job mate, well done.
Thank you Tony It Wonderful and very informative .........
Concerning 28:56 (ua-cam.com/video/TI-QwmRrMus/v-deo.html:)
As I mentioned in a comment to another of your X-T10 videos already, if you wanna set the shutter speed quickly via the front command dial, turn the shutter speed dial at the top of the camera to the "T" position. Now you can flip through all the available shutter speeds using the front command dial. If you have Electronic + Manual Shutter activated, that's from 1/32.000 all the way up to 30''...
Really great tutorial video, thanks!
Got to test drive the FujiFilm X-T10 from Fuji via my local camera shop. Your X-T10 Overview Training Tutorial was very handy
Your videos are top notch. Keep up the great work!
very helpful! thank you
Thank you so much for this video! Truly helpful!
Thank you for the excellent video review.
See the ISO website. ISO 5800:1987
Photography -- Colour negative films for still photography -- Determination of ISO speed
This standard was last reviewed and confirmed* in 2016.
*Therefore this version remains current
Tokasha Mocha Thank you!
very useful,thanks
very helpful tutorial ! thanks!!
Watching this video in 2018, Im going to buy this camera for 400 bucks and try Fuji out!
Thank you so much!!! you're amazingly helping!
Just bought my XT-10. Great tutorial. Very surprised at the image quality and sharpness. And overall fast performance. My other camera is Sony a7s.
Thank you!