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interesting !

I bought the X100VI because it is a good compromise between an SLR and a compact camera, from the size to the results, setting options, menu navigation and haptic setting options. Unfortunately, I find the fixed focal lengths a minus, as I like to shoot 28mm. However, for years I have only photographed point n shoot (35mm) analogue. So I'm used to it. Now I'm seriously thinking about buying this adapter, but it will make the camera even bulkier and heavier, which I actually wanted to avoid. Actually, I could have decided in favor of another Fuji camera model without a fixed focal length. Sometimes I'm unsure whether the fixed focal length disturbs me so much that I regret the purchase and then again I'm very happy with the camera. It's not so easy.

Still use my Pentax K1000 I got in high school in 1992. Things a tank.

Is that the Supersapiens Performance Patch on her arm 👀 I worked on the design of that thing!

Any chance you can drop the link where you got the filters from? Thanks so much!

Beautiful work Gabriel, I have to admit that some of the "mistakes" that you pointed out are actually among my favourites 😉

Loved these. The greens and the brown colors came so well. Even loved the once which got underexposed badly

Great shots, surprisingly good for Tesco )) I wonder if M&S or Waitrose also sold their own branded film? I know Boots had their own film too...

The results are spectacular - some great shots!

does this work on ipad?

The ways the colors "degraded" is spectacular! It seems maybe some color sensitivities drifted apart leaving gaps in the spectrum (greens shifting blue and yellows and reds staying steady making a gap in rich warm green). The rainy grey days were a great choice as well as they seemed to help smooth some of the extra contrast from pulling the film a couple stops. Love your videos!

where is it from? If you bought it

Awesome! Love the location and the vibrant greens

Great job! Those look great!

Thanks for this! This topic is of great interest to someone, such as I, who has a freezer full of expired film. I had not heard of that rule before. Two questions: does it apply as well to B&W film, and does cold storage reduce the level of overexposure required?

You know what, it’s definitely thinner my usual daily runner, so might very well be some fun.

Nice and informative video! Keep it up!

I have several eos 300's they are great

I literally just made a video about this camera! It was my first time shooting it and it's also my first film camera. All the points you have is exactly why it's probably my favourite camera at the moment, my fav part of it is how damn light it is! My main digital camera is the Canon R6 and my other film camera is the Canon FTb QL, both awesome cameras BUT super heavy compared to the Eos 300.

i farted into eoes 300

Nice video 👍🏼 thank you

2:36 wait a minute where is this?? I thought it was Canary Wharf for a minute but it can’t be lol

when you switch from stills to video, does the shutter speed change automatically(to the correct shutter angle), for example you shoot photos at auto shutter speed and then you switch to video, does the shutter speed change at 1/50? or do you have to it manually every time?

Difference there at the end was crazy. This seems kinda crazy tho, but i love it.

X Pan digital

I haven't found my dream camera yet but its probably the minolta one

Good review. I got mine to do buildings and classic architecture like cathedrals. I took it to Spain recently on my X100 VI. It performed really well. Now I’m waiting for the teleconverter to complete the set up. All my gear is black to be less obvious in street work and when touring. I’m looking forward to taking the whole set up to Japan, Hong Kong and hopefully ancient Egypt next year.

Nice video. But could you share the recipe!?

I am keeping my x100f! Thanks for your charming video.

_Finally,_ a RUclips photographer that gets it. The whole point of Fujifilm cameras is SOOC JPEGs. If you're just another RAW Dog stick to the boring world of Canikony and staring for hours and hours on end at a screen tweaking pixels and stuff that no one will ever notice. In the meantime, Fujifilm shooters are out in the real world telling stories with their cameras.

Fantastic video

About to purchase myself a GR IIIx... I have my Sony APS-C system for anything specific, but I can't wait to have something this compact for EDC. Doesn't matter how small mirrorless bodies are getting, the lens and mounting system just takes up too much space for it to fit in a pocket. I really wish it had weather sealing, and I wish I didn't have to worry about the dust issue.. but I think I can live with those things considering there really isn't anything else on the market that is as small while still having an APS-C size sensor and a super sharp lens.

This tool is great for occasions when a client will produce a photo and say “I want it to look like this” , it really is a good tool and works very well as you said. Along with C1s focus on the end to end workflow of professional and commercial photographers this just makes it even more compelling. The times I have to use another editor are few and very far between nowadays.

It is really quite bizarre that such an established camera company couldn’t, or wouldn’t endow it with at least decent image quality or “bad” quality with a pleasing look . I have a couple of little compact digital “tough “/“waterproof” cameras for that go everywhere job. An 8mp Pentax and 10mp Olympus and they produce far better images and are still pretty small . Canon seems to have been a bit silly and missed the mark here

take a look at the Espio 928, has the panoramic mode like this does, a f3.5-f9 28mm-90mm zoom, so it's slightly faster and wider.

I enjoy the option of switching in and out of the cropped-panoramic mode -- and in the 1990s it appeared on all sorts of cameras -- fixed-focus, single shutter-speed P&S cameras up through very respectable SLRs (Minolta Maxxum 450 and more). There were a few mid-range cameras where the mask was a manual thing to put inside at the focal plane, so no switching on/off during the roll (Nikon 470 was one, I think), so less convenient. But Yeah -- the act of *seeing* the 'panoramic' view inspires me to take shots that I probably would not in the standard aspect ratio (especially with the SLRs where I'm actually seeing exactly what will get on the film). Try shooting some vertical -- the results can be very interesting. Cheers!

The Minolta P's does that plus it has the correct wide angle viewfinder, which is the most important part of a X-pan double. I never understood why that little beauty has not become more popular. Also I think the Fuji GW690 35mm film mod is great for high resolution panoramas.

cool vids I love theme please pin me wens your next competition?:)

You must be the first person I've ever seen lauding the crop mode so many point and shoots call "panoramic"

I head it and I sold it 😢😢 I want it again, hope I find one day

Cool videos with some very nice photos! I've been using my phone with a 1.55x anamorphic lens and applying the XPAN filter user the OldRoll app. Would love to see a video from yourself doing the same and maybe a comparison with other methods of achieving the XPAN look without an actual XPAN? Keep up the high quality videos, very enjoyable to watch

Hmmm, I think at this point, I would probably get a cheaper medium format 6x9 camera and crop. I've got a pre-ww2 Voigtländer Bessa for that sorta thing.

A cropped 35mm point-and-shoot will never get anywhere close to a Hasselblad or even a reasonable 35mm rangefinder or SLR. Leaving aside whether then x-pan is worth the price tag, a better alternative than cropping a 35mm frame would be crop a medium format and get close to the actual size of an x-pan negative. Something like a Fuji GS645W. As @sven1reinhold suggests, crop the viewfinder to the correct aspect ratio and you'll see the framing of a panoramic. The negative will be unaffected leaving you scope to reframe the shot later (or you could mask off the film plane to only get the shot as you framed it, although that seems unnecessarily purist to me). You could even go larger, get an old folding 6x9 camera for about £50 if you don't want to mess with a £500 camera.

Sorry….Tape the viewfinder of your Compact and then Crop the Scan. I Dont See the Point of this…

minolta ps

How about the Holga 120 PAN? Granted, it's not 35mm and it's plastic-y AF, but it takes surprisingly decent panoramic shots for the price.

Great review. Care to share the film simulation you used? Tia

Nice video. I think you also benefit if you underexposed an image. Because my lab scanned a very dark image, and then the scanner tried to pull the shadows up, intruducing damn digital noise! But here you can expose for shadows plus use lowest iso.

That is literally fuij xe with 18 55 lol

Working with a sony a7 iv and 3 lenses + filters and tripod.. I am little bit tired the carry that weight.. Ordered the gr3, nisi filters pack and with a small tripod i ll hike lightweight..