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@ottobi6433 uhm that’s a good question. Personally I have two good body, for work stuff, and it’s my R6 MK II (photos) and C70 (videos), but I mostly use my Fuji X100V if I have to roam around taking photos for me or RUclips. I think if pairing two bodies, you should consider to have one that is funnier to use. Like my R6 is a beast for my job, but is a pain in the harsh to take it with me and take for example street photos. If you have to choose one body, be sure you would be happy to shoot with it all day long in any situations! If you need to exchange more opinions, feel free to get back to me :)

@@HaiTomVlog this. That’s sooo true! You couldn’t say it better

Thanks! Glad it was helpful 🙏🏽

@@zenithrebel thank you :) I’ll definitely will do some breakdowns in future about color, both for video and photos. Stay around

Yeah, I must say this is more a self-reminder than something else. It’s easy to get lost, especially with the first habit, but sometimes it’s good to hear these kind of things and try to take action

Thank you very much!

Just went to check your images on Instagram, in fact we did similar shots!

Thank you Ivan 🙏🏽

@@Waegn2 I see your point. Mathematically is corrected of course, but maybe I’ve not explained it properly in the video. On one side, I consider the money spent one thing, and the money earned another thing. That might apply to selling gear, prints, or work. So if I spend a certain amount on camera gear, it doesn’t matter if I’m getting other money from something else, I’m still spending that money. On the other side, I haven’t said is a waste of money. Spending such an amount of money is part of the game, especially on a working field. But as I clarified in the video, this one is meant for people who spend money on gear for fun/pleasure. So, in my opinion, considering the high cost of camera gear, there are other aspects to take into consideration before buying something new. Sometimes, you can get more value by renting and testing, before buying. So, to wrap up, I understand your point, and as well I don’t want to say is a waste of money. I think is just not the best way to spend money for me :)

Thank you Allison for your kind words! So, the images in all my videos are edited in Lightroom with my presets, but I’ve to say I came across with a good recipe for the Fuji, that delivers a good look, quite similar to the final image in some cases. If you want, you can reach me out on Instagram, so I can send you some samples :)

Thank you for the kind words! Totally agree, improving our skills and creativity is what truly matters in photography. I’m glad the video somehow resonated with you. I appreciate the support!

@@michaelajoseph6856 glad it helped! Let me know if you try some of these tips :)

@ Today I went out and while taking photos I remember to overexpose. It did wonders for the dark, grey sky and bringing life into some pine tree branches. The browns and yellows of the old city became somehow beautiful. Thank you! Wishing you a Happy New 2025!

@@michaelajoseph6856 so happy to hear that! I wish you a beautiful year too 🥹

Thank you Brian!

Thank you so much man! I’ve a looong list of planned comment, so stay around

That’s probably the best comment someone gave to me. And was exactly my goal, so I’m happy somehow it worked. I just started here on RUclips, still have to learn a lot, so I’m glad I’m doing something right!

Thank you!

That could be a good way too! Personally, I prefer to keep the WB as it is or, but depending on the overall situation, i might make the scene warmer or colder. I will try to shoot more in this way to test it out!

Hope it helps 🙏🏽

@@akinbrownphotos thank you man 🙏🏽

@@csc-photo I guess here the simplest way to do so, is to understand which lenses do you use more often. But of course, as I mention in the video, is important to keep the gear needed for work. Or at least, to simply “declare” to yourself which gear you should use in specific situations. Isn’t always necessary to sell gear, if somehow you need it

@@cheesychester9647 that’s a continuous struggles all we have, honestly. Even me sometimes I dream of getting a Leica, not because I might really need it, but more because the feeling I think I might have while using it. And had the same with the Fuji. It’s a struggle we have to face and remember that we have all we need in most of the cases

Yeah I think here is the point, is good of course to have choice (especially for work, where versatility is quite often necessary), but the question is how much a lens or camera has been used for real. In my case, for work, a 24-70 is on 99% of the time for photos, while the 15-35 is always on my C70. But for fun work, or travel, damn this combo is way to heavy. I was considering to get a 28mm pancake and a 50 1.8 for my canon, but I’ve to say with the Fuji I’ve almost all that I need for my free time. Yet, if I could pick a choice without thinking about money and work, I’d probably grab a Leica M11P with a 28mm and a 50mm. That’s all I really need in terms of lens and portability

@ exactly , we are in a creative field so sometimes it’s fun to just mix it up a bit…but in that case you can rent the exotic lenses and own the workhorse lenses. I wanted the 24-105 f/2.8 particularly for hybrid video and the collar mount as I dont like heavy lenses hanging on the mount. And just a little piece of information I came across was people using the 28 to 70 F2. The biggest cause of damage was them mounting it on a tripod and expecting the tripod and ball head to be able to support it and it flopped over…tears!

*For me.

@@madonna816 probably in the future I’ll try to move more into the manual world (of lenses). It’s so relaxing

Yeah I’m Italian, we use to put the dot

From the next video, my iPhone will be the main tool for the video part 😏

I feel you man, same thing for me

@@kaczynski2333 most of the time that’s the way. Imagine me spending 2600$ for a lens, and not using most of the time when shooting casually in the city or nature just because is heavy 🥲

​@alessandrocitterio yeah, that's gotta hurt. I've just started shooting landscape which with lots of detail, and really needs to be printed large. I can't afford a medium format camera, so I'll buy a nodal rail and stitch. Still, if I were a dentist, I'd have all the gear.

@@kaczynski2333 feel you man! I wish one day to earn enough money to buy whatever I want ahah

@@NetvoTV thanks for the offer! Unfortunately, my studio already has a logo and for my personal brand I prefer to keep my face visible (and that reminds me I’ve to update the picture, which is still the same since ages). But thanks anyway for the offer 😊

@alessandrocitterio I see, I can make one for your personal brand as well to overlay it on your thumbnail, on your channel cover art and also as merch print to sell to your fans too for extra coverage and words to spread about your channel! Sound good?

@@bodythetan I’m glad this is reaching the right person 🙏🏽

Ditto!

@@stanleystevens6278 absolutely agree with you. As I was writing in another comment, the only way to discover what suites us best, unfortunately is to spend money. I just wish people won’t go into the fascinating rabbit hole of specs and features as I did. Besides some specific working niches, most of the time any current camera works great for 99% of the situations. Let’s say, a rental before the purchase might save a lot of money in some cases

The X100 series is just incredible, so funny to use!

@@Z.B.G. the studio shots are shot on Canon C70, while the other shots are a mix of C70 & iPhone

@@melissas4874 I partially agree. Like for me is not more about how good the lens is, but how compact it is. A pancake lens is a dream in my kit, even tho isn’t the right choice for work of course. But, a nice camera, is equally important for me. Like a camera with physical dials and numbers on it is funny to use, at least for me of course

@@innercynic2784 well, currently I have 30K of worth equipment that I use. But spent same money on gear, tested, and sold it, because found out it wasn’t what I needed (or what I was expecting). Unfortunately, you understand these things only after buying the gear. The best case for me was with Sony. It was a great camera, clinical, sharp, fast. But it wasn’t fun to use for me and I discovered that while using it. But i understand your point

@@Superbustr exactly. For example, the pictures shown in the videos that will be online in the next week are all focused on the x100v. Not because is the best camera, at least not compared to my R6, but so far is so fun to use it out there for me. The problem to me, so far, is that I discovered these things only once placed the purchase. I would love to see more reviews on actual usage of gear, rather than specs. That maybe could help

​@@alessandrocitterio Nice one. Currently I have gone from a set of 6 lenses and multiple cameras to just one camera, with just one lens, and just one film stock. Also I have shot little to no digital in 10 years. I go out for 4 hours to take landscape photos and take up to 12 photos. My take rate is more than 75%. But alas no one shoots in this manner today.

@ love your approach! I also noticed, thanks to film photography, I started reducing a lot the amount of photos I do. No more burst mode since a long time. But you’re smashing with such a small amount of shots! I’d love to see some of them

That’s a good way to run a business! Thinking on that too sometimes

@@EddySawaya8637 I would love to try the Voigtlander as well. Which focal length do you use?

@alessandrocitterio My go-to is the Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 Nokton. It just was a revelation as it is quite sharp yet magical in its rendering, built like a tank and lovely to handle. Whatever you throw at it turns into gold, so I'm often exporting raw files with no editing whatsoever. I also use the 75mm F1.5 Nokton, which is similar but also more useful for portraits and more distant landscapes.

@ so nice. I would love to try a 28mm tho, maybe if in the future I will ever get a Leica

@@cinemaheist8 that’s interesting, I haven’t had this issue with my Canon. I was using a Sony too and the focus peaking was kinda similar. But I saw a lot of people is using the ZF with vintage lenses with amazing results. (Kinda jealous by the design of the ZF tho, I wish Canon would do the same 🥲)

@@alessandrocitterio Yeah I think canon and sony are pretty similar, and I never would have known how good it can be if I hadn't bought Nikon'

Thank you man 🙏🏽

@@TielerFriedline thank you so much man 🥹 this kind of support means so much 🙏🏽 stay toned for the next episode this Friday!

@@villegas24 at least, is always there, ready to be captured

Curious to see the results 🔥

Mainly a 24-70, but also a 100-400 and a 35