Full Frame to Fuji - 6 Years Later As A Landscape Photographer
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- Back in 2015 I switched from using a full frame system to the Fuji X system and in this video I talk about what effect it’s had on my photography, both professionally and personally.
Chapters
0:00 Intro
2:10 Part 1 -The Feel Of The Camera
4:41 Part 2 - Weight & Travelling Light
8:58 Part 3 - Image Quality
15:33 Part 4 -Issues & Shortcomings
18:03 Conclusion
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This is how a review should be, backed up by plenty of images and several years of experience on the field. Way too many first impressions going around on the internet, while this is the right way.
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The only problem is he didn't take enough pictures of a test screen or a brick wall lol.
@@willstith1 Or bushes.
@@willstith1 LOL!!! :P
I cannot hear a lot of “photographers” on YT because their terrible photos are drowning out their voices.
This fellow is a talented artist and a good communicator as well.
Thank you
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Boy, was this timely for me. I've been shooting with Fuji for several years now, but have been toying with the idea of changing to full frame (better autofocus with Sony, mainly. I do a lot of street photography). There's so many more options now than there were when I switched from Canon aps-c to Fuji. But I made the switch mostly because weight was a factor for me and it still is. The Sony A7IV body may not be much heavier, but the lenses are. And when I look at your stunning images, I recognize that any deficiencies with my images are because of me, not the camera system I'm using.
@@djstuc Absolutely! I love Roman Fox too. And you're right - his work is superb.
These are not simple choices to make indeed. Street photography is of course much more dependent on great autofocus with moving subjects and the perfect scene only lasts a fraction of a second. I can also imagine that the potential for greater depth of field is a plus when moving to full frame in that situation. If you would stick with f/4 lenses on FF to get the same out of focus as on f/2.8 on APS-C the weight and size are also similar or smaller (12-24 f4 is 240g lighter and 24-70 f4 is 229 g lighter than their Fuji 2.8 equivalent lenses). But personally I would not move to FF when you already have all the lenses for Fuji (and you are happy with those of course) as there is quite a cost involved. Maybe the AF currently isn't perfect, but wait a few years and they will be on par with the A74 now.
Thanks for the comment, really glad you enjoyed the video. I know what you mean about needing razor fast AF, when I was shooting weddings it was absolutely vital and the Nikon D3 was amazing in that respect. With the Fuji I simply haven't shot in the same circumstances so I have no comparison to draw it against, but in little bits of testing I've done for some reviews I've noticed that it struggles with fast moving objects. "Struggles" might not be a correct word, it's just that in a burst of shots it will miss focus in a couple of them, but I'm comparing a mirrorless AF with my old dSLR AF, and they work in different ways. I honestly don't know if other mirrorless systems are better.
@@AndyMumford As with many styles of photography, wedding photography is executed very differently person to person. Having shot weddings for 13yrs and having had Nikon D3, etc and currently shooting only Fuji (have for 5yrs now) ... the XT2 and up system (for me) + battery grip have matched my Nikon D3 setup in performance (exceeded it in video) with the only exception, autofocus accuracy in really dark scenes (for me that is the middle of the dance floor when it's very dark). I have found my XT4 has done much much better in that one scenario where my XT2 suffers. I have not missed my heavy full frame gear one bit while doing many weddings the past 5 years.
Nobody would care about, with which gear a good picture was being taken, literally. It's all about your creative craft & vision, your own style. Gear is just a tool, to get the job done. But the camera industry lures you into FF only, because it's only "good enough", and not the smaller APS-C Sensor, which isn't true. Especially not with X-Trans.
Analog to this, you'd never say to the cook of a fine restaurant - the meal was soo delicious, because he used pots for cooking from brand x...you get the point. :)
You’re one of few photographer who truly shows that it’s not the kit or gears alone that makes the stunning photos. It’s all about how dedicated you are as a photographer! With that skills and mindsets I wouldn’t be surprised if you can make a photos worth of thousand bucks using just a cellphone cameras.
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When I see the pictures you have shared, my question wouldn't be ''what camera and lens combo did he use!?'', it's actually ''how far has he hiked and how long has he waited for that image?'' and that speaks volume in my opinion.
Haha, thanks so much. Some of these images are at the end of long hikes, others right next to the road. But yeah, there’s usually a lot of waiting around
After watching Andy’s previous videos about switching from DSLRs to Fuji X series, I sold my Nikon D850 and FF lenses and bought an XT3 and set of lenses. The D850 was an amazing camera, but I find the XT3 more intuitive to use and my kit is so much lighter. Basically everything Andy said was spot on, I’ve not looked back. Thank you for such excellent advice.
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I'm watching this video at 1am in the dark with the brightness turned low. I turned the brightness up to view the images clearer and blew my f**kng mind. Andy Mumford, Sir, you are one of the Greats.
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It was privilege to see your spectacular images and to hear your wise words. Thank you!!!
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I remember watching a video of yours back in the autumn of 2017, at the time I had a full-frame Canon kit (5DSR) and it was the weight of my kit that made me rethink what kind of kit I actually needed. I got the X-T2 + 2 lenses, and the weight difference was so noticeable, I took it with me on a trip to Iceland and the images I got were wonderful including walking under a waterfall. I have back trouble so having a light kit that I can take hiking is great. What I really like about the Fuji system is that you get pro level features (weather sealing, dual UHS II card slots, 4K video) and regular firmware updates, the colour science and no anti-aliasing filter give you such rich sharp images. I love using vintage lenses on my X-T4, the whole user experience is just such a joy, every time I go for a walk with my camera I come back with a big smile on my face.
On a lot of the photography channels here on UA-cam Fuji is either overlooked or disparaged as not being “Professional” which is in my opinion is snobbery. APS-C cameras & sensors have come a long way in the last 10 years, and I think the whole adage that full-frame is the best and everything else is rubbish just doesn’t hold water anymore. Fuji make the best APS-C mirrorless cameras out there with many features you won’t find on any other APS-C mirrorless cameras, the reason for this I think is that they don’t make full-frame cameras, so they are not trying to push people to buy them with the better features that are missing from the APS-C line up because they have them in their APS-C cameras already (unlike Nikon & Sony - 1 card slot & no weather sealing). I think a lot of the channels on UA-cam are quite irresponsible in pushing the most highly spec’d and expensive camera kit when most people who watch photography videos on UA-cam don’t need the most expensive spec’d out kit. When I consider new kit, I always ask myself what I will be using it for and is there a cheaper alternative that will meet those needs.
Don’t fall for all the “hype” on UA-cam and buy what best meets your needs rather than what you think other people think you should buy.
Thanks for the comment, really glad you enjoyed the video. I do think that to a certain extent specs are an easy thing for reviews to latch onto as they're quantifiable and easily comparable.
I prefer a APS-C Topmodel, vs. a cheapskate entry Level FF Setup. A camera is so much more, than just Sensor size. And no offense - think about a EOS RP, which is clearly inferior. Mediocre WR, if any, no IBIS, cheap 2.36 MP EVF, one SD Card Slot, otherwise in all things the Z5 Nikon is much better, and price difference is a cheap 100 bucks new, at least in germany.
Anyway, i am a control freak, and i do like as much direct access dials & buttons, i could have...instead of playing menu dive anytime, for feature xy, which eats up my nerves.
If i'd being one of the Fujifilm bosses, i'd order them to produce a niche inside a niche camera - a Fujifilm X-Pro and X-E Series without LCD on the backside, and also with a monochrom Sensor only. Just like Leica with their M-D, M10-D, or M60. But APS-C, and being buyable for us, ordinary people.
I prefer simplicity. For the same reasons, i would someday upgrade to the X100V, but boy...the original X100 still does render such creamy tones, and i love it.
I can smile about all these more MP, faster AF, and always owning the latest & greatest GearHeads and Techfreaks..it's all about G.A.S. only - gear aquisation syndrome. If someone can't create a decent picture with say a D40, it doesn't work with any gear.
Into the end of the day - better gear can enhance your image quality, but doesn't turn you into a better photographer. That comes over the years, decades and with experience...and is not correlating to any specific gear.
Andy here, creates some extraordinary fine landscape pictures, i do really love to look at.
I remember being rubbished on line when I said my X-Pro1 was on par with FF DSLR’s IQ. Then the X-T1 came along and respected FF Canon shooters started ditching their 5D3’s for them. A mass exodus followed when the X-T2 was released with its superior AF performance, Fuji now need to re-ignite the faithful with their next generation cameras................
@@cerealkiller4248 I think the new X-H2 will be massive. Then hopefully the X-T5 & X-Pro4 will have that new higher megapixel sensor in them.
Andy, your photos are too good! When watching this video, I found myself losing the plot several times by simply getting swallowed by your stunning imagery. :) Keep up the good work!
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Always look forward to your videos Andy!
Thanks so much, I'm hoping to put out quite a few workflow videos this year
Thanks for another amazing video Andy!
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Andy. Fantastic video as always! Thanks for your consistent and thoughtful view on our wonderful business. I sometimes try to look to you for inspiration when I shoot my studio portions of my vlog. Being concise. Being straightforward and being genuine are things that come through in your work and are things I always strive towards in mine. Thank you!
Thanks for the comment Thomas, glad you enjoy the content
Happy New Year, Andy. Thanks for inspiring us with your amazing images.
Thanks so much for the comment Janet, and happy new year.
Stunning portfolio & selection of images shared in this video Andy - thanks for sharing
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Great input! Keep ‘em coming. Really enjoy your channel, and photos sir!
Thanks so much for the comment, glad you enjoy the channel. Hoping to have some interesting content through this year
Thank you so much for this video . Very well done . Happy New Year ! :)
Thanks Carole, happy new year to you too
best wishes for 2022, Andy!
All the best to you too
Great points and the photo examples spoke volumes. Some of the best landscape photography I've seen.
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First you said something that you basically got straight out of my mind; The camera must be an extension of your mind and body. Then you proceeded to show some of your stunning landscape pictures and it hit me…
I finally found the right channel.
Absolutely perfect content.
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Thanks for another brilliant video, thorou, balanced and informative. 👍🙏💗
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Hello Andy. You are a good story teller and a fine photographer. ❤❤❤
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Thank you Andy- so thoughtful. Appreciate it!
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Thanks for this video Andy! Nice to hear a voice on the other side of full frame!
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Brilliant video. Love your perspective. Stunning images. I have a lot to learn.
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This video was a pleasure to watch. Thank you.
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Your pictures are simply stunning! Seeing them is motivating me to get out and put my XT3 to use. Happy 2022!
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Happy New Year! Great Travels and Great Luck!
Happy New Year to you too
Awesome video! There is definitely some good information in there! I would love to get out on one of your workshops. hopefully they all get a green light and this virus issue doesn't get worse than it is! Thanks for the super solid break down once again!
Thanks for the comment Michael, glad you enjoyed the video. I’d love to see you on a workshop some day, everything this year looks like it will go ahead as planned. Travel restrictions now (vaccine certificate, negative test and masks) look like they’ll be the new normal, and at least in Europe travel hasn’t been stopped like it was in 2020 and the first part of 2021. Fingers crossed
Hi Andy,
Absolutely loved listening to you thoughts and views on the Fujifilm system and how it works for you. Also loved your landscape shots as they are maybe the best I have ever seen. Absolutely stunning shots !!!! Thanks for taking the time to share as really was glued to what you were saying for the entire time. Thankyou !!
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What absolutely beautiful images, thank you.
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Great video. Stunning images, sound reasoning, solid presentation. Thanks for putting this together. Makes me want to shoot Fuji!
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As always, very insightful.
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A very eloquently stated video, back up through the years by gorgeous images! Love your body of work!
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What fabulous images thanks for sharing.
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I love your work, your pictures are stunning, and really like your edits, cheers from Montreal Canada 🙏🏻
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Happy new year and stay healthy - such an amazing review / look into the history / your process over time - so good to know that i can fully rely on my Fuji setup which i normally use for weddings also for bad weather landscape in harsh conditions. You know the german GDT? Would be something for you i think.
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Another excellent video. Loved the choice of pictures. Impossible to pick just 1.
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Really Calm & composed review! Actually I appreciate you, Andy, for those amazing shots; you have taken❤️ Congratulations👏Keep inspiring us👍
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Thank you for the insight - I also fell in love with fujifilm because of the intuitive way the cameras operate.
Great work.
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Awesome! Very helpful and WOW your images are divine.
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Mind blowing images! Much respect!
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Your work is sublime. Very informative, and useful for any decision making
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Excellent video. I have learned alot from your videos. Very inspiring.
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Excellent video and just incredible photos… wow
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Great review and images, makes me want to get out there. Thanks.
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We’re surrounded by advertising exhorting us not to accept compromise, but the reality is that life is all about trade offs. Provided the camera system I can reasonably afford is capable of taking (way) better shots than I am, I’m happy with that system (but less happy with my own limitations). Loving the landscape shots, keep up the great work, a real wellbeing window on the world during the COVID restrictions 😊
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What a fabulous video! The most organic and heartfelt…!! Thank you for sharing 😘
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Proper review. Absolutely love my xt4.
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Thank you for posting this follow up video. Hearing about your impressions of the Fuji X-system after six years of real-world experience is really valuable. It is great to see all of the amazing images you have created since then. Your work is inspiring.
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Your photography is breath taking!
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Spectacular shots. I love my Fuji.
Thans for the comment
I take great pleasure in shooting with my XT3, it's intuitive for me, and, as you said, it depends greatly on how the camera is an extension to your own imagination. I have just taken some pictures of the dawn in the mountains and I am loving how the light, the colours and the feelings in the pictures match the experience I had (and the cold and the waking up way too early...). I used for some time my father's Canon EOS and it felt as if the camera was working against me at every shot. I am happy you've found a system you are comfortable with (because it makes you make videos about photography with a system I simply love). Bon Ano novo.
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Andy, it is so good to hear your photographic journey and what is important to you as a photographer. The images in the video speak volumes about your talent. The photos are superb. You are truly an inspiration. I will look forward to the Dolomites workshop. Loved this video. Thank you again, Andy.
Hi Odile, hope you're well. Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you enjoyed the video.
Looking forward to catching up with you and Philip in the Dolomites too
This is such a great video. Understanding that photography is about the experience and not idealism is transformational to many I believe, and the Fuji system does an amazing job in light of this. I'll be continuing to shoot Fujifilm for my landscape work for a long time.
Thanks for the comment Spencer, glad you found the video interesting. Good luck with your landscape work
thank you for this informative video! i got into fujifilm because of you and your videos! Your pictures, composition, editing never cease to amaze me. Despite it being aps-c, it's all in the hands of the photographer who can make a great final image.
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Your photos are STUNNING!
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Your pictures are sensational!!! Thx for this great video !!
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Best wishes to you Andy. Your videos helped me a lot in my switch to the Fujifilm X-series. Seeing the stunningly beautiful images you create with it, I would not dare to complain about my X-T4...
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Phenomenal review. I wish all camera reviews were as good as yours.
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Great video sir. Thank you so much.
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Your photo’s are awesome! I too love my fuji gear. Thank you for this video!!!
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What an incredible collection of breathtaking landscape images! Truly inspiring
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Thank you for this informativ video and the wonderful pictures, Andy! I love my Fuji X-T1 and X-E2 also. Maybe i look for a X-e3 (4?) soon. All the best for you! Wolfgang from Austria
Thanks so much for the comment Wolfgang. All the best for 2022
Your pictures are absolutely amazing. You manage to capture the heart and soul of every place you visit.
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Ine of the best camera/ photography videos I have ever watched. Thanks Andy
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The images that you produce are incredible and really inspiring, your speech is extremely well builded and listening to you is hypnotic. Thank you for sharing this, amazing job!
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What a stunning body of visual work! Thanks for sharing such beauty with us mortals
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Wow! There are camera youtubers, and then there's you! Such a breath of fresh air to see a real professional on UA-cam. Your photos are absolutely breathtaking. Even your wedding photography photos shows how much of a better photographer you are than most. Amazing portfolio, well done, and great video content!
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Really interesting to listen to a professional like you Andy, not that I would change but getting that insight from you helps the amateur realize sometimes it's better to go with what suits you at the time and produces images to your expectations. The images you have shown using the Fuji system are nothing short of amazing. Thanks for being inspirational to the amateur photographer.
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Perfect timing for me. I'm upgrading my old xt1 and you have put so much into perspective.... Thanks for the awesome work and sharing the eay you do. Hope to actually get on one of your workshop trips in the future! 😁
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Very honest video, with simply brilliant work. Greetings from Lisbon
Thanks so much 🙏
As someone who’s in the process of selling my entire full frame canon kit to go all-in on Fuji, I thank you heartily for this video! I was having a wobble - had to silence the voice in my head telling me that going from full frame to APSC was a downgrade!
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Great video Andy. For several years now, I've been pondering adding a Fuji camera to my gear. I really love the tactility of the cameras, especially because I am often out in cold weather. I guess I've never gone down the rabbit hole because of the limited offering in fast lenses. Living in Iceland, shooting aurora is important to me.
Thanks so much Jeroen, glad you enjoyed it. I know what you mean, the best aurora lens on Fuji is the 8-16mm f2.8, which is undeniably brilliant, but it's very big, very heavy and very expensive. There are rumours that Tamron will launch the 11-20mm f2.8, and that's a pretty small lens, but I have no idea if it's anything other than an optimistic rumour, and if it is true, how good the lens will be
Great video, Thanks Andy,
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Hi Andy, I came across this video as I'm about to get a Fujifilm XT4, and let me tell you, this was really insightful! I really loved the way you explain everything as I've noticed most people on UA-cam tend to throw trash at stuff that are not necessarily bad (people complaining about the autofocus not being fast enough, or the battery life when, by logic, this is not a camera with the required specs for being a filmmaker, among other things). Anyway, thank you for sharing your long-term experience with Fujifilm, it did make me make up my mind about it! Greetings from Colombia!
Thanks for the comment Nani, glad you found the video useful. The reality of photography and videography is that we have so many fantastic tools available to us with capabilities that for the most part exceed the needs or skill level of the people who use them. Whatever camera you use is going to be excellent and do an incredible job. But the internet tends to want to magnify all differences and be binary about things, so one subtle difference between one camera and another, that probably has very little real world effect, is magnified into being a reason why you need one camera over another. It's rubbish, cameras are creative tools and for the most part don't limit our creativity in any way.
your photos are extremely inspiring for me i love landscape
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The image at 8:53 is stunning, they are all great but love that one!
Great video!
Thanks so much Michael
Thank you for this Video and very nice Pictures
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Great video. Agree with everything you said. Thanks for this. I changed a year ago from full frame and no regrets. 👍🏻
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Great video some absolutely stunning images. Really helped with my decision. There is something about Fujifilm that appeals to me.
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Incredibly great! Besides all the gears and cameras, you have a spectacular eye.
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Great Review , Thanks !
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I'm an amateur and been using the X-T2 for a year and I love it. Thank you for a great review and your images are amazing!
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Andy, this is one if not the best review of a brand and its products that I have seen on UA-cam ...your honesty comes to the the top of the pile ... and its plain to see that you have a style that not only suits your work but also actually suits the system you are using.... as in the colours etc that you are getting straight from the camera.... not all of the pics you show are being tweaked to within a mm of its life I am sure... having seen many shots from various other fuji users.... I just wanted to thank you for your honesty, your help and also putting the info on each shot of camera and lens really does help...so thanks... Yoki..
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I can’t believe how incredibly talented you are! I’ve never known of your work before but I’m totally blown away. Thank you for the video too, I went to Fuji earlier this year and was thinking lately if I’d made the right choice, your video has made feel better
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Well said. I love my Fuji's for the same reasons. They feel great and are a joy to use. Thanks for the video..
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Perfect!
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Andy, Inever heard any of the talk...your photos just blew me away ..I am looking them again and again...A true master !
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Excellent Video!.
Thnks for sharing ❤️✅💥
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Marvelous photos 🤩
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really lovely how you explain it
that the camera has to get out of the way and just be kind of the bridge between you and what you want to compose
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Love this discussion. Appreciate your prioritization of camera use experience and ability to capture the mood and lighting of a scene vs getting overly caught up in sensor and image size or technical camera specs. Just purchased an X-T4. Hasn't even arrived yet. Looking forward to getting it outdoors for Alaska landscapes and wildlife. Thanks for the inspiration.
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Great video as always. I also started with an X-T10, then X-T1, X-T20, X-T2, and now use an X-T3 & X-H1.
When out hiking and doing landscape photography the X-T3, 10-24 & 55-200 are all I take. Along with a few spare batteries, Kase filters, Benro Carbon slimline tripod. My whole kit is so light and versatile. Makes it a joy to go out with my camera and just be outside. That to me is the biggest benefit of the Fujifilm system.
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Thank you so much for creating thoughtful videos vs so much of what's on UA-cam nowadays.
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Hi Andy. I welcome your new year's video, it's filled with knowledge and inspiring photography. Just a quick note, perhaps it's my TV, but somehow the video lack your usual lighting. Just in case it is something you noticed. And again, I appreciate very much you sharing your thoughts and experiences. Hail from Panama.
Thanks fo the comment Edilberto, glad you enjoyed the video, and happy new year to you.
For my videos I always use natural light from the windows to my right. Usually here in Lisbon it's bright and sunny, but I recorded this on a dark overcast day, and the moving clouds kept changing the light levels and white balance
Excellent video Andy. A few years ago I got and XT2, 10-24 & 55-200, mimicking your kit. I figured that if they were good enough for you, then there was no need to look further. No regrets, I love this system and am delighted with the quality of my landscape photos. Occasionally when I get GAS, I re-watch your older XT2 videos and that cures the problem. Thank you for the inspiration.
Thanks so much for the comment, glad you videos are useful with you GAS 😉
Incredible images
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Hey man I just want to say that although I don't shoot landscape at all I am super intrigued by your workshops they look incredible. I should learn new styles and when I have the cash and time I'm def going to look into your workshops.
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So timely and thank you so much for this. I have a couple of Fuji’s and a Nikon D850. I seem to go more with the Fuji for the same reasons as you. I want lighter and a smaller backpack.
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