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What is your "desert island" camera and lens?
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Wow thanks for including me in this awesome video ! i love all the other contributors ideas !
Thanks for being apart of it Mathieu, and more importantly, for all your interesting content. I always get so excited every time you publish a new video. //A
"I have to find a way to explain the arrival of the XT4 next week to Denae..."
The way I got around this, was that I just kept getting similar looking fuji bodies so my wife could never tell the difference 🤣🤣🤣 I'm hoping that if I replace my X100F with an X100V she wont notice.....
I think Denae would notice the flip screen. It doesn't work so well when she's also a photographer. :)
That only works with getting another child, not camera ;) if they look alike, maybe mom won’t notice the new arrival :)
She will know. She already knows. She is just waiting to see how you explain that away.
I can relate to this, my upgrade from Canon 1Dmk3 to 1DX was flawless :)
As long as she doesn’t check the bank accounts!
I love these “crossover” videos. It reminds me of my comic book days when, for example, Spider-Man would team up with the Fantastic Four. I particularly loved Hugh riffing on a dozen camera/lens combos and then making a totally rational argument why the iPhone is the correct answer, when I knew the whole time that he would pick a Leica. That said, it makes me said to hear professional photographers talking about needing to sell gear to get through this.
Scott Magoon 😊
I have always thought Brownstone spoke from his heart: if you hear closely and quietly, you get to hear his heart, not the sounds his words make.
GKtv Law 🙏🏻
Hugh Brownstone's entry was a great video all of it's own. Loved it.
agreed
Thanks for having me on the show.
So great to have you on!
It was a pleasure to see in one of your videos Hugh and Gordon (which I follow since long time ago) and to discover Mathieu and Bellamy. I love this "formula", I enjoyed a lot these long video-reviews @GordonLaing and another man in the States do from time to time, so happy to see more of that.
Got Hugh Brownstone’s choice, oh yeah!!! Really enjoyable to watch and listen, thanks for putting this together and out there. 👏
What a lovely gift, Andrew: a question, and a prompt. THANK you! So enjoyed thinking it through - and watching the answers from everyone else. So enjoy YOU!
Thank you so much Hugh. You regularly give the community so much to think about, and it was a privilege to have you lend your voice on our platform. It's also certainly been wonderful to see so many replies from the community on this one.
Andrew & Denae 🥰
Would have to say the X-T3 with the 23 f/1.4. I love the 16mm, but I just love the 23mm lens. Something about it reminds me of film.
I was surprised at Hugh’s pick, but he’s absolutely right.
Can’t go wrong with any of these (even Bellamy’s gorgeous black Canonet he would get rid of)
Fantastic!!! You got all of my favourite UA-cam friends together well a few of them anyway, thanks.
What a fabulous exercise. I'm just sorry that there are so many that are struggling right now. If I had to choose, it would be my X-T3 with my kit 18-55mm - I've been constantly surprised at the images and video I'm able to get from it. Just wish it were weather-sealed...
It may have been said before and I'm not very familiar with Hugh Brownstone, but I'm pretty sure he is the Jeff Goldblum of photography.
That's it! I have been watching him, for a couple years now, and couldn't quite figure it out. My thanks!
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He's as annoying
Brilliant idea and awesome guests. Thank you and take care!
Wonderful responses and Hugh is a very rich meal indeed, although I would take Prague over Zurich any day! As for myself it would be my silver X-T3 and 16mm f1.4. Love that camera and lens, been with me everywhere and we make beautiful music together. Well if we’re talking film it would be my precious Nikon FM3A and Zeiss 28mm f/2 ZF.2
Brilliant vid, if a little sad. My desert island camera would have to be my Nikon f2as if only cos I know it wouldn’t break. The lens would be 28mm f2.8 sis
Great video Andrew 😊 First off, I KNEW what Hugh’s answer would be even before I heard it! Denae’s love of the 56mm echoes mine for this phenomenal lens and some of my best photos have come from it , but I would side with you Andrew, and the versatility of the 16 would be the winner for me. Although Gordon’s love one X100 is also tempting! Once again, great video 👍
Yes, I would have made some money on the bet about what Hugh's answer would be also :)
Andrew & Denae 😆
I may even go with the iPhone 11 Pro. For the very first time, my Pro2 has been reserved for ‘special’ occasions. I still carry it wherever I go, with the 23mm f2 stuck on it, but for general use I don’t think you can beat the iPhone (or your smartphone of choice). Never thought I’d say that!
This is one of the best videos I’ve seen in a long time! Such a cool idea!! Well done guys!
I gotta think for a minute on what my deserted island camera would be. Right now I’m caught between, the X100V, X-T3 with the 56mm, or the Sony A7III with the 24mm F1.4 G-Master Prime
Loved the Hugh segment. So thoughtful.
Was glad to meet Hugh, instant subscribe, great point of view :D
I loved seeing Hugh on here. I heard that amazing voice and legit screamed yeaaaa!
Great video and idea, we need more of these. My desert island camera would be the Sony A7iii + 55mm f1.8 Sony/Zeiss
@Three Blind Men and An Elephant Productions great video, great speach!
Hey, love you for that clip. Brilliant idea and your guests were just fabolous. "Three blind man... was my favourite, but they all were great
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was awesome!!! What a fun video during quarantine. Love all of these guys. 😊
For me, the most used camera that I have to have with me always is the one on my smartphone (living with a Galaxy S20 right now). Taking snaps of things takes the place of writing stuff down; I digitize a lot of receipts and other documents every day with it. To keep sparking joy in creative photography every time I use it would be a Fuji X100V.
If I get stuck in an island, I hope by that time I already have an Xpro3. With the16-80mm f4.
D&A brought together just the right people to answer this question! Only person whose answer I would be interested in besides Hugh, Gordon etc would be Mattias!
As for me, I would take a Lumix Gx9 to my sandy purgatory, given the choice..
Haha. I thought about reaching out to Mattias also, but I think we know what he'd say. He only ever has two camera bodies at a time, and what he's got right now he's described as a "dream camera". So I think we know his answer.
@@AndrewGoodCamera Or "whatever you have most fun with!"😂
Thanks for making this video, makes the lockdown feel a little easier! 🙏
Made me realize the excess gear we all have. Thanks for the video.
The Fuji X-T4 that is on its way to me. Along with my 16-55 f2.8. So many of my favorite photos have been taken with my Fuji X-T2 and that 16-55 f2.8. Thank you, Andrew, for all of your excellent UA-cam videos. Also, I very much enjoy Hugh’s
and Gordon’s UA-cam channels. All three of you have excellent voices and sensibilities which add to my photographic life. Thanks.
A Great set of photographers and you tubers. I agree with Gordon. Film? Nikon FM with a 50mm.
What a wonderful collaboration! The impending arrival of the X-T4 is hilarious given the preceding conversation, but all jokes aside I truly hope that business picks up again soon in a big way for every photographer going through this.
As for me, it would have to be the X-T2 and 23mm 1.4!
Great video! Good luck getting that T4 past Denae.
For me, if it was 35mm film I really like the Pentax LX with the 50 1.4 M series. I’ve never shot a Leica, but that combo is hard to beat and produces outstanding images and perfect exposures. It’s a joy to use. For digital, I don’t know yet. I have the X-T2 and X-H1 and they do the job, but to quote U2, “I still haven’t found what I’m looking for.” I do like rangefinder style bodies, so maybe the X-Pro3 or X100V. I’ve only tried them out in a camera store, so I can’t really say. And that is one of the reasons I probably watch too many UA-cam camera reviews. 😀
It's funny that I thought of that question since over ten years ago. The answer is probably almost the same. If I can only live with just one camera and a lens, I wouldn't really care much about the camera body but definitely can't live without a ultra wideangle lens.
As we're all known, the body got replace almost every other year. However, there is no camera body in the last fifteen years that we can call it absolutely terrible to shoot with. Fifteen years ago I took most of my photos with a Nikon D50 and a Tamron 11-18mm and I still got tons of great landscape photos with that combo. Three or four years later, I replaced that combo with Nikon D300 and Nikkor 12-24mm and still get all the fantastic photos. Another 3-4 went by and I got myself into Fujifilm X-T1 with Fujinon 10-24mm. Nowadays, it's the time for Canon R5 with RF 15-35mm. So, whenever the question came up my answer is to get me a body and an ultra wide angle lens then I'll be all set.
I would love to see a shoot out, particularly from Andrew and Denae, using your desert island camera and lenses. It would be fascinating to see how you approached the same client brief such as a product photograph.
Ty for putting the photographers link in the description! Its a pet peeve of mine! 👍🏻
Hope you guys are doing well. Still think about you wife’s “idiot screen” comment on the xpro 3! Epic! 👌🏻
You guys are just a class act in my book. I have been thinking about this a lot as I get ready to put a lot of gear on the chopping block. It is a toss between my Nikon F2sb, or Leica M2 or 4. For digital I am keeping the Panasonic gear, mostly because the Fuji gear will bring more money, and I'm happy enough with Panasonic. My "Desert Island" Photographer is the sickeningly talented Mathieu Stern.
That is a very easy question to answer. Graflex Speed Graphic and Aero Ektar 178/2.5. Best portrait gear ever.
X-pro2 with the 35mm lens for me. The beauty of the x-pro2 is that you can use it as simple or complicated as you want.
I own an XPro-1, X100T, XT-10 and XT-2, and numerous lenses. I would keep my X100T. It's just such a great all around camera.
A great idea presented by some of my favourite contributors makes this one of the best videos I've seen in some time. Thank you!
Wow, thank you!
For me, it would be a Fujifilm GFX50R with the GFX 45mm lens.
I re-watched this video again, and I’m glad I did. I am in selling mode, so it was actually a helpful exercise. My choice would be the Leica M2, and the Voigtlander 40mm. So that’s what I’m keeping, and since I’m not on a desert island, a Bessa-T with a broken meter. Also a couple Nikon SLR’s, a family Zeiss Ikoflex, one Fuji X Pro for digital, and that’s it. Everything else will be sold. Thanks for making this thought provoking video.
For me, if I were to be literally stuck on a desert island with only one camera and lens, I would choose my Minolta SRT-101 with a Rokkor 58mm f/1.4. An absolutely solid camera with a lens that exactly matches the scale to which our eyes see things. I think the idea of having hundreds of rolls of undeveloped Tri-X in a container wash up on a beach 20 years after my death is far more exciting than taking shots on a DSLR or mirrorless, only for it to eventually be eroded by the salt and sand.
J-Cat Does Some Stuff The 101 was my first camera. I have one here in my home for decor and memories.
Great video, thank you. I would take my X-T30 + 56mm F1.2, just love that lens
Mine would have to be my Fujifilm XT-2 and the XF 23mm f/2
This is great. It’s a nice reminder of the community we’re all a part of. My answer is my Leica M6/35mm Summicron.
If I had to choose a single Camera and a single lens, I would choose an Olympus OMD EM1 mark iii + Olympus 12-100 f4. With this set, I could photograph everything I love: from birds and wildlife, stars, Landscape, Macro ... etc ... And all this in a compact, robust and weatherproof equipment.
TITAOSTEIN I just posted my choices, then read down through the comments, and saw yours. Those Olympus cameras are woefully underrated, in my opinion.
Wow. What a coup ! Very interesting to watch !
Great video... For me it’s easy... My Leica Q. Small, beautifulllll lens, tack sharp wide open, zone focusing, versatile focal length, durable. It’s my favorite camera I’ve every tried/owned. (Would love the Q2, but haven’t tried it)
Fully agree. Can't forget the Macro functionality. Q2 adds more pixels for cropping power, weather and dust resistance so perfect as a desert island camera.
Thanks for the great video, again. For me it would be these:
- Digital: Fujifilm XT3 & 35F2. BUT > If there are no people, I don't see the logic of having an extremely versatile lens. If I would really be alone, it would be paired with the 16 1.4. Sold all my lenses to keep just these two so logically it's a toss between those.
- Film: Nikon F3hp and 50mm 1.4 ais. This was my first film combo. Got it in immaculate condition. Meanwhile I have 7 film cameras, but the F3 and that gorgeous piece of glass keep to amaze me. Shot close to 160 rolls through it so far and it just never ever disappoints. Just shot 8 rolls of cinefilm, mostly at night and the results are book worthy. With the ecn2 development and professional scanning I saw just how good this kit is.
My 2 cents.
Stay safe man
my Desert Island Kit would be my Nikon FM2n with the 50mm f1.4. If i can find some coffee trees i could try to use self made coffeinol and develop my tmax400 XD and Maybe if i find another glass i could use the light from my fire pit to proyect the negative into a stone wall for carving my pictures on to haha . Stay safe and well , great video . Greetings from Tijuana Mexico
I enjoyed your video and the thought of your colleagues. I feel sad for all professional photographers out there, which most of them are in isolation to protect their family, friends, neighbours, your country, and the world from COVID 19. Stay safe and be brave.
I have a very sentimental love for this camera that I would stick too if I was stuck on desert island. My Minolta X-570 with 50mm f1.7 and my flash 360PX with a tons of Fujifilm 100 ISO. I bought this camera in mid-80's with several other Minolta SLR cameras around the same time. This is the camera that I learned my skill as a photographer, make money to buy more gears. Even today, I still enjoyed to take my Minolta X-570 out to shoot film. It is not as good as my Sony A7II, however it keeps me focus.
That was fun! Great idea. I would keep the X-T3 (no choice - only camera) and the 50-140mm (birds and portraiture).
Oooh. I wasn't thinking about nature photography. That's probably one of the few ways to not get bored fast.
@@AndrewGoodCamera No you have me thinking more.... I would try to slip in (since you commented on this) my rokinon 12mm f2 for astro (great dark skies on the island), and if you didn't allow me to take a tripod I would make one out of bamboo. I would have a knife, right?
@@Bazzasphotolife A bamboo tripod would be cool anyway, desert island or not. ;)
this is the best vid you did on ut. it felt genuine
Hugh did an awesome job.
I only have one camera, A7R4, and the lens would be my batis 40 CF. that would do it. Dream camera? Leica Q2, to impress the monkeys I envision on the island.
Lovely Q2... very far away for me, I will have to be happy with the X100V :)
My canon 5DS and Canon 50mm 1.2 L. Great video.
The Fuji X100F... no doubt... awesome easy to use, can do landscapes and pseudo macro .... nice little package!
Weirdly my favourites are amongst my cheapest - a Fuji compact X-E3 and XF 27mm pancake
xt3 / Fuji 35 1.4 OR canon 5D classic with 50mm 1.2
Desert island camera.... hmm... currently the canon EOS M5 and 22mm f/2 pancake prime. Small, light, all the controls right out on the body. I know it hasn’t gotten a lot of love in the reviewer community, but, man... once you start using it, coupled with that lens... there is just something about that particular combination of body and lens that just works on so many levels. At least for me.
I own a Nikon D850 with a couple lenses but my answer would definitely be my X100F 😊 Loved the video btw! Thank you!
For the proverbial desert island pick... That's a tough one, so I'm going to assume that all the basic needs are taken care of, and break my answer down a few different ways...
If I went just by gear I had right now, that's rather tough, because I have a pretty strong attachment to my old 35mm point and shoot, and beyond that, I only have the one digital camera body, with two lenses. So for such, it would probably be the G85 with the Lumix 12-60.
If I could choose whatever kit I wanted, it would probably be the GH5S with either the Olympus 17mm f1.2 Pro, or the Panasonic-Leica 15mm f1.7. Tough call between those two lenses, because I really do like both of them.
The astrophotographer in me would say I'd take the ZWO ASI1600MM Pro with a filterwheel, LRGB filters, as well as a narrowband set (Ha, OIII, and SII), paired with a Celestron 8" RASA f2 telescope, and a CGX-L mount. Hey, you're in the middle of absolutely nowhere, you're going to have an insanely awesome view of the night sky!
I would love to keep my XPro2 and pair it with the Mitakon 35mm f0.95 mk 2. I love that combo and both the camera as well as the lens feel like a modern classic pair.
I also own an X100s that has a lot of sentimental value for me, which I hope my wife would save as her lost island camera. If we are are marooned together we can keep swapping back and forth ;)
Damn, Hugh WENT IN (in the best possible way). So good!
I think what most people want is a camera with which they have a connection - A camera that inspires them. Personally, I would choose my XF35mm f/1.4, and just about any FUJIXSERIES weather-sealed body.
Great video! For me, it's easy. Film would be the Minolta CLE w/ 40mm f/2 rokkor lens. Digital would be the X100V (I've been using the x100 series since 2014 and still love them).
Great video. It‘s fun to see familiar folks on your channel. Keep these guets coming...
Just an excellent episode. Loved. And like you, I’m anxiously awaiting the arrival of my XT-4. Luckily, my wife is totally on board with purchase. I am truly blessed. Good luck to you. I await your full review of the XT-4.
I used Canon, Nikon, Leica, Fuji and Sony cameras. My fist choice will definitely be the Sony RX1RMK2 (42 mp + Zeiss 35mm f2)
Second choice would probably be the Fujifilm X100V
I have two picks, one digital and one film. For digital I am going with my Fuji XT-2 with my 18-55mm lens. As for film, I am going with Fuji Tiara 2 (my favorite compact point and shoot camera).
I love that you included your wife among the people you look up to.
Excellent question, I took my A7 M3 with my Vintage Carl Zeiss Jena 35mm f2.4 Flektogon and everything was perfect.
Thanks for the video
Great video, not sure how I missed this one. Nikkormat ftn with 55 macro or fuji xt3 with 60 2.4
Thank you Andrew forwarding the opinions of a few of my favourite photographers l came across through UA-cam channels and to a little icing on the cake l must mention your dashing demeanor brightens my love for photography. Although I am only watching your second video but I feel the attachment is so ancient. I love to see Mr. Huge Brownstone after a real lapse of time and he is to me so evangelical. Well if you have asked me what my gears would be if I'd be in a desert island, l confess that l'd take my age old Minolta X-700 with Vivitar 28-85 crude, 50mm 1.2 MD Rokkor, and Minolta MD 100-200 f 5.6 lenses. And l'd obviously take my ASUS ZENFONE M2. These equipments l really in love and l know I'm not going to sell them at any cost. Last but not the least I'd take with me, only l could afford, any mirrorless camera of Leica be it 1080 or 4K video compatibility. Thanks once again remain safe and secure.
Love my X-H1 with my 23 1.4. If it wasn't that I'd have to say a Leica Q2... although I've never tried it I think it would hit most of my needs. :)
OMFG!!! This has been the No. 1 question I've always wondered about lol ... The one problem I couldn't think around was with - Film : dev. & stock Digital : charging the battery & storage. However, with hypothetic scenario in mind, these would be my choices :
Film : Nikon F3 w/ 28-70mm f/2.8D ED-IF AF-S
Digital : Olympus OMD EM1 mark 3 w/ Olympus 12-100 f4
A film camera would be impractical, but my M6 with 35/1.4 asph (v1) would be my choice. Mechanical, don't need batteries; but do need film...hmmm. Digital, I'd be leaning towards Hugh. Leica SL2 with SL 35mm Summicron. Weather proof body and lens, both built like a tank, and just an amazing connection to them. The 35mm field of view usually seems to be just right, not shooting portraits or sports, just life. Yep, that would be it.
My Sony RX1R. What a magical camera!!!!
Great video. And id pick a x100v
For me I would have to say The Mamiya 7 and the 65mm F4, such a versatile setup and fills my every need. Never owned a better camera setup!
Desert camera?
I don’t own it, but the x100v, based on my fuji xt3 experience.
1) 35mm equiv is a good single lens.
2) built in ND offers exposure options
3) built in flash and leaf shutter offers creative options
4) f2 lens means environment portraits possible.
5) fuji film sims means endless “filmstocks”
That with app “maxcurves” to edit jpgs... done!
Brilliant video !
I had a learning moment similar to time on a Desert Island two summers ago. My martial arts instructor and friend of 35 years died unexpectedly, and I got on a plane to attend the memorial. I brought a point and shoot autofocus film camera, and bought a digital video camera when I got to my destination. The weather was over 100 degrees Fahrenheit indoors. The video camera electronics died while trying to record speeches at the memorial service. The autofocus 35mm camera electronics died after half a roll, and would not focus very well, given the atmospheric shimmer. That was only a few hundred dollars in expenses. Losing all of those memories? Priceless. Irreplaceable.
I had a previous video camera burn as its battery pack caught fire in use (exciting) and another (Kodak) that cost me 350 dollars die because the sensor cracked at an elevation of 10,000 feet. (Kodak wouldn't honor the warranty. They said I should have known digital cameras cannot and do not work in extreme conditions.) Lesson learned.
The next time I want to get memories on film, I will overnight my 1944 Speed Graphic to the destination along with film, and use that. With a full filter kit , hood, close up and tele set, I'll be ready to roll, without worrying about batteries, electronics, or sensors dying on me. Feel free to call me a Luddite -who has negatives from important events in their life.
I'm sure I might be as well served by a mechanical Praktica or similar, but for durability, the camera traditionally used to shoot news images with while blocking attacks from angry mobsters is a good choice. I'm not sure an iPhone will be as functional as a Speed Graphic in ten, let alone eighty years.
Gordon Cooper Vince Black?
Had a bit of think about this….
OK: Current setup is Fujifilm GFX50R, with the GF 45mm, 50mm, and 120mm.
Scenario 1: Downsize the existing kit.
In that case, I’d go with the GFX50R with the 50mm f3.5. Depth of field is “sufficient”. It’s the most portable lens. Fastest focusing. I’d miss the 120mm portraits, but I could make do with the 50mm for more environmental portraits.
Scenario 2: Sell the GFX kit, replacing with kit that’s same or similar to what I’ve used before.
I can’t decide:
1. Fuji 100V (though, I’ve never used it, I’ve had a play with the X100F before).
2. XT-4 (I’ve used X-T2 and X-H1 before), and a used Voigtlander 35mm M-Mount f1.7 Ultron Aspherical (I’ve owned this lens before with the X-H1, it’s wonderful)
Scenario 3: Sell the GFX kit, and replace with something that is going to last a long time.
In this case, we have to go film without electronics.
So, it’s going to be that Voigtlander 35mm f1.7 Ultron again…. paired with some form of Zeiss Ikon or Voigtlander Bessa that can operate fully manually.
Nice! You put some thought into this. :)
Great video! Great idea! For me, X-E3 + 10-24/4.0. Cheers!
What a wonderful video. Sorry to hear about having sell some stuff Andrew, as someone who has so much 'stuff' I dread the thought of having to sell any of my cameras because they all get used and all have sentimentality attached to them. Having to pick one is such a hard choice. Maybe my Nikon F3 and 50mm AIS F1.8 pancake (Japan only version). Stay safe guys during these crazy covid days. I am so thankful to be Australian.
Thanks so much!
XE-3, and the 16mm 2.8. Keeping it light and minimal, I love this combo. Yeah yeah, I know the 16 1.4 is great, but, gotta be swift to catch those great apocalyptic images!
Felt the need to update my answer my wife bought me my dream camera a silver nikon df with 50mm f1.8. I will never sell this set up while it has it's flaws to me it is perfect
Some great choices... I'd go with keeping my black Nikon F with eye level prism and the 50mm f1.4 S Nikkor pre AI lens
Your hat is awesome lol. Dig it!
Without a shadow of a doubt for me it would have to be my Nikon F2 Photomic with the 50mm f1.4 lens (pre AI). I use this combo all the time and I'm constantly amazed at the results I can get with it. When something goes wrong with the camera 99% of the time it is operator error :)
Day 2 on desert island: hey Wilson check out these star trails I took last night-- yeah you think so? Thank you Wilson.
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Wonderful collaboration and video! I laugh loud when you talk about the XT4 situation's and I hope you're Ok. Stay safe and take care!
My sensible answer is my beloved Panasonic G9 with the Olympus 12-100 F/4.0 Pro lens. But honestly, if it came down to it, I’d keep my Huawei P20 Pro. Amazing camera phone.
My desert island film camera would be the Canon EOS-1 with 85mm 1.8 lens. My desert island digital camera would be the Fuji X-H1 with the 16-55mm 2.8 lens.
If I could only have one camera and one lens for the rest of my life it would have to be the Leica M10P with the 50mm APO-summicron ASPH. Great video and great mental experiment, keep up the good work and stay safe!
Wonderful video. Since I'm in the process of moving from Canon to Fuji, my choice would be a Fuji camera. Since Christmas I bought the X100F and the X-T3. Still learning both so not sure which would be THE camera, but definitely one of these two so far. But, I'll see what I buy next.