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What’s the nicest way to tell someone to up their game 😂

Came here to see comparison photos, watched a random dude yap for 10 mins instead

You can enable a setting to make a shutter sound out the speaker for both electronic and mechanical shutter separately. Also be careful with zone focus for static subjects it's not as good as single point. More for moving subjects

This should be the national bird of the usa

It is beautiful, but could you play it a little higher on the screen so that the words at the bottom don’t obscure?

Great to see product photography performed without the LED boxes that add so much glare and that many folks use on the cheap these days for eBay photos. Particularly enjoyed the barn board and quartz/marble countertop scraps for backgrounds. Very nice photos. Question: the countertop pieces-were they polished or matte?

Hi Todd. I’m a newbie at 72 yo. I hate taking photos with a cellphone. I have been using an old Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 HS on a tripod with LED work lights from the garage and white cardboard reflectors to take photos of items to sell on eBay. The items are small in size and I use the macro mode on the camera which is quite limited. When I came upon your excellent video it made me want to consider a new camera. I haven’t enjoyed photography for decades. I had a Canon AE-1 decades ago that I loved using. I’ve been watching MANY YT videos about cameras in general as well as the Fujifilm X100V and VI but most owners use it for street photography. It was a pleasure to watch you use it for product photography. I am sure the X100’s macro mode is quite limited. Have you attempted tiny objects such as postage stamps and coins? I would love to hear your thoughts.

Hi Todd thanks for the info. It helps as does the way you set up the scene . I have not done much if any studio type work but this has given me the urge!!!!

I'm loving this light. Its just a little out of my budget especially if I factor in a trigger. But I'm getting it the first chance I get.

Great video, Todd. Happy Independance Day.. - Steve

I don’t have a studio space in my house and I’ve never used any sort of lights like these but wow the results are amazing!!

Great photo, Happy 4Th Todd!

I always learn something from the way you set up your props and lights ..... thanks! The V1 appeared as the sun shining thru the window prop ..... very interesting!

Very interesting, thanks: lighting, props and metering as well as the magic little VI. But those doughnuts! Horrible 🙂

Love your down to earth honesty. Next time add beer to those cups and celebrate your day!🎉

Just picked this up for my Canon r5 after watching your video, thank you!!!

Best video on this light and i have watched a ton of them.sub from me

Great video, I have recently cleaned up my fathers Kodak Junior anastomatic he used during the second world war, I can only get 120 film here in australia and wondering if the numbers line up the same as the 620 film. A bit of trial and error I guess. The streaking is a processing fault, I get it on my 35mm film sometimes

The lack of subject separation made me avoid this lens.

So the ibis bounces around in the camera while it is turned off. Once you turn on the camera it stays put. Try it; you’ll see. 😊. One question: I noticed the camera getting a little warm right around the grip area, front and back. And this happens fairly quickly without much use. I had the V and don’t recall to warm up so quickly. I got the VI on June 20th, 4 months exactly after ordering it on day 1. Ridiculous. So I haven’t had the opportunity to take a lot of photos with it yet.

This guy "It peeves me when people get a camera and to review it they walk around taking pictures of trash cans and mailboxes..." Proceeds to take/show pictures of street signs and mailboxes 😂👌

Glad you got out of the studio!!!! My favorite city also and you should it off well. I will admit I like to format of these type of cameras rather than my D850 and may buy one!!! My suggestion would be for you to go back to the old version and sell me the new one. Cheers

Did you try using the in camera digital teleconverter (50mm and 70mm), or doesn’t even make sense when you can crop later when processing the image on a computer?

Still waiting on mine 😅 supposedly I’m next on the list at my store

I recommend doing a little research before making a video, x100vi is already officially pronounced as x100-6 not x100v-i. Still may not be the best naming but no one needs to call the already established x100v, x100-5. That is not Fuji's problem at all.

I use an Ad200 with an extenison round light and mount it on an extenison handle on my camera with a cage. The main ad200 is in a sling bag on me. The V1 foot has broken on me 3 times, but I still use it for portraits shoots with an SMDV softbox.

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Did you get it? I've always thought this length too long for stulip work. Would like to see some you took with it...

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I have been there and seen the Yorktown. It was wonderful, such a piece of history.

Please don't get mad but I just posted an Anti fuji x100vi video. Just trying to help my fellow poor photogs that are burning with jealousy from all these sexy machines getting shown off online. How good did it feel to unwrap this thing? Subbed

Thank you so much for featuring my jewelry💛 I absolutely love the photos!!

Thanks Todd ..... great video! I really enjoy my macro and my AD100's for this kind of photography, so thank you for those recommendations.

Thanks for the video. Would love to see more examples of how each of your changes to lighting affected the shot. Loved the content… you’ve almost convinced me to go Fuji.

Will this worth with lumix s5iix

I'd been using the Pentax DSLR system for years matched with Sigma mid to wide zooms and very happy with the quality and "atmosphere" the Pentax/Sigma coupling was able to create. Having said that the weight of the gear was getting me down so I looked around and finally jumped into the mirrorless pond and got a Fuji X-10 married to the F4 16-80mm lens. Last year my partner and I went on an extended Euro tour (Germany, Slovenia, Croatia and Hungary), by which time I had upgraded to the Fuji XT-5, still using the 16-80mm. While that lens is not one of the lenses Fuji claims is "compatible" with the higher resolution XT-5, I was very pleased with the result of the more than 2,000 shots I took along the way using only the 16-80mm. If 10% were not up to scratch, that was due to lack of skill on my part and nothing to do with what the 16-80mm lens can actually achieve if you know what you're doing!!! Since than I got the venerable 18-55mm (now made all but obsolete when Fuji recently released its new XF 16-50mm F2.8-4.8, which CAN resolve the XT-5 40.2MP sensor),and the Sigma F2.8 10-18mm lens, a wide angle marvel! All that said I agree with your opinion about the versatility and quality of the Fuji 16-80mm. Like the old 18-55mm, it surpasses all expectations and then some!

Thank you for comparing these two lights

It's was very helpfull, tks Tood.

2.3 minutes in to your clip and you got is bla, bla, bla.

I have same setup. But silver ring of an FL lens won't turn when I put the adapter on. Any idea why?

I have the nikon sb700, nikon sb 910, godox 360ll and now i just got this one. Love it

Its attachment is not good? Gets broke easily?

nice video, thanks for taking the time. this is a forgotten camera for many, but it's the one that got me out of long weekend hours in a cramped bathroom developing film, pulling contact sheets and eventually, hopefully, a few prints. it was my introduction to what it meant to post process in good light while seated in a comfortable chair, perhaps a coffee or cocktail in hand, and have a finished print framed and hanging on the wall 45 minutes after i shot the photo. honey, i'm home!

Bahaha I found the same scene outside in my back garden yesterday. I have 7 rescue cats so Fok knows whodunnit 🐈

😂😂😂😂 im dying!!!!

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620 and 120 film are the same size film. The spools are slightly different.

I have the 16-80 f4. I was on the fence about it for a while because of others raving about the sharpness and that extra stop of the 16-55 2.8. The more and more I used it, the less I felt I needed the 16-55. The focal range of the 16-80 is just so versatile. Its plenty wide on the 16 end and I get perfect extension on the 80. The 6 stops of image stabilization is fantastic plus the fact that the lens can detect when it is mounted on a tripod and turn off its image stab is so handy. Ive found that having the f4 all the way through plus the stabilization more than compensates for the 2.8 i would've had on the 16-55, so i can shoot with lower shutter speed than I initially realized. I say all this to say I glad I did not sell it. Its such a unique lens and at a really great price used or new. Thanks for making the video.

Nice pics📸

Nice! You have a gift for creating compositions! Thank you for showing the setup!