While on Fuji this was a good combo, but I loved using the 50-140. Having the extra reach and the faster AF speed was money. I never got a chance to use the 100-400, but the results of that are awesome as well.
I personally don’t like to distance myself from the client too much for the sake of connection and communication. The 56 seems to be a good way for me to direct and communicate to the couple yet still get the portrait bokeh effect
Great video Reggie - It’s helped me make up my mind about getting the 90mm. Previously just seen people use it for portraits, which I do occasionally. Now I can see lots of uses for it. Thanks
seems to me is that your keeping the base ISO to preserve the best quality shooting wide open (ish) to get as much light and control DOF and then riding the shutter to correct the exposure . . .yes?
@@Reggiebphoto ive got my eye on this lens but ive heard its not good in low light so what are you using for telephoto shots in low light that allows you to retain base ISO?
I have a canon 60D with a 70-200 f4 not the best but I make it work, I shoot a lot of sports but really thinking about switching to the Fuji XT-3 and getting more into shooting different subjects... love the videos.
BrandonFeliciano really wished they had a solid f4 in the Fuji world. I had one for Nikon and t was a good compromise and alternative to the 2.8 for sports
Love this video Reggie! I almost shoot the same way you do with my 70-300 for surf photography. Currently have the Tamron 17-70 along with the 70-300 and will definitely add the 33 1.4 to the kit at some point. I'm really tempted to get the 90 to be the low light sports and portrait lens. However, i feel the sensible option would be the 50-140 cause I'll be photographing a few different sports professionally (and will possibly be a 2nd shooter at weddings) in 2024, so versatility will be useful. What are your thoughts mate? I'm also going to try your "Reggie Chrome" recipe cause I always use Classic Chrome for photos and I really liked the look of the images from your other video.
Bro great video you should make a video about how to put the camera into manual mode as ridiculous as that sounds im new to fuji i had to read the book to figure it out lol thangs great content
@@Dkouki97 that long end is money. try it on the longest end for an establishing shot if you can afford the space between you and your couple. The compression can be awesome for a non traditional wide shot. It's also so money during the ceremony, especially if your space is limited. Have a great shoot!
So I'm shooting a polar plunge event where hundreds of people are running towards the water and me, lol. DO you feel the Xt3 would be up for this challenge? I was considering it or my Nikon D500 or D4. Also the Sd cards would have to be the Sandisk 300mb's to handle the high speed shooting, correct? Thanks.
Lance J. Reha the 300mbs is not necessary unless you peak the buffer all the time. As far as the focus being up to the challenged, the xt3 af speed is not yet to the level of the d500 or d4. Not even close. Does the situation need that level of af? I’m not experienced enough to answer that question as I’ve never photographed an event like that before
@@Reggiebphoto Yes I would think so, people are running full speed into the ocean lol. So the focus needs to keep up with them as well as the buffer. I'm thinking for this particular job I should use the D500. Thanks for the reply!
Hi Reggie. When tracking the subject inside the box do you have your shutter half pressed? Then when you get the action you want, fully click then burst?
Great content, Reggie! It's really good to see another application of the XF 90mm F2 other than portraiture. What are the limitations you've found with the XF90? Would you rather have the zoom capabilities of the other lenses or happy with the 90's performance? Cheers!
my initial reasons for getting the lens was to be my "just in case i need reach" lens to give me more telephoto than my main workhorse, the 56mm 1.2. But I noticed that during bright outdoor wedding ceremonies, I actually use it over the 56mm 1.2 for documentary work as sometimes i have to stop down the 56 anyways due to the bright conditions, but the 90mm f2 has faster af. i personally don't use zooms at all, but perhaps it's a stubborn preference of mine.
Reggie Ballesteros Thanks for the detailed response! I also found that the 90mm produces a creamier background due to compression but this is subjective, don't you agree?
tristan carlos it would be hard to say. For products for sure the 90mm can focus closer which gives more compression and better bokeh. But at equivalent filling of the frame for a portrait, I think the bokeh is different but each has their own pros and cons. Would be an interesting test
How does the 90 mm compare to the 50-140 when shooting sports ? Is croping with the 90 mm when necessary enough ? The f2 aperture and lighter weight of the 90 mm is appealing and the overall image quality probably better than the zoom. But you can't unzoom, or zoom in when necessary.
I recently ‘left’ Fuji (kept my X-E2) and sold my X-T2 because I wasn’t happy with CAF from the X-T2. I picked up a D500 and a decent AF-P lens. Super fast AF and lots of keepers with that combo. .. but the more I shoot with my X-E2 the more I want to shoot Fuji all the time. You know where I a going with this. Without spending $1K on a Fuji lens, can the X-T3 match the AF (CAF) of the D500, specifically for kids’ sports?
I was wondering what the approximate distance you are from the subject the get these shots? I'm contemplating between the 90mm and the 50-140mm zoom for the flexibility. But the 50-140 is just too darn big and heavy, and too expensive for the very little use. I do want the fast aperture as I expect to shoot indoors half the time. Oh, I just realised you did a POV, thank you, I'm guessing if you're wishing 8-20 meters you'll probably set?
Great video, thank you. I've been trying to shoot my son playing rugby with my XT4, but I quite often lose focus as he and his team mates run towards me, any tips for overcoming this pls?
Nice work, mate. Unfortunately or fortunately, I have an X-T20 and Zone just doesn't work. Garbage. Kinda like my old D700. Does this mean I have to upgrade?
not necessarily have to upgrade, but if action sports are your thing, then definitely invest in gear to help you get the shots you need. i would try using the faster f2 lenses first before changing your camera body.
@@Reggiebphoto Thanks, mate. Came to Fuji from my Nik D700, with 80-200f2.8. Still saving for the 50-140 for sports. But looking at your 90mm images, I am keen to get one, too. Keep up the great work, mate. Thanks.
@@davidmcc6666 for this shoot the focusing was pretty good. but it should be noted that the wakeboarder was moving in a pretty predictable path of motion. so very easy to track
hey Reggie, thanks for a cool video. How do you find the AF of the X-T3 for these kind of shots? what's the % of keeper shots in your opinion. I currently only own a 16mm1.4 and a 56mm1.2 so i cannot test the capabilities of the X-T3 in that department. I tried shooting school volleyball game once with the 56mm1.2 but there were barely any shots in focus unfortunatelly (with the zone 3x3squares in AF-C), but i'm not really surprised (i know the 56mm1.2 is very slow).
for this specific shoot, the keeper rate was pretty high. I don't know the exact number but i was more choosing peak moments, rather than weeding out out of focus shots (if that makes sense). i have noticed that sometimes the single point af-c works better in darker areas - indoor sports, weddings, etc. for indoors i try to get the af point/zone to be the size of a persons head. for outdoor stuff, like this wakeboarding shoot, i believe the box was about the size of the wakeboarder but i had some distance from him so the dof was actually pretty deep.
thank you for helpful reply. I guess i need to get myself a fast focusing lens next ( i'm considering either a 90mmf2 or a 50-140mm, but i think i'll go for the latter as for these kind of situations it would be great to have the flexibility of a zoom.
Fam, I am not sure - I actually love to shoot Portraits with my 56mm. But now I got an offer for a used 90mm in a mint condition for 550 bucks. Is the 90mm a new experience for Portrait photography?
I would say it’s different but not super different. For outdoor portraits it gives some nice compression for sure. And it’s mad sharper. But I find myself using the 1.2 more for outdoor and indoor
Nikon D4s x 2 with the 300 f2.8 bolted to one and the 70-200 f2.8 bolted to the other.I have an xt-3 and the 50-140 but sadly for shooting motorsports,which i do,the Fuji can’t compete for ME.The lenses aren’t there and the full frame D4s is just a killer camera for sports.I love my Fuji and the lenses I have though.Never leave home without it.👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome review Reggie!! Really glad I came across your channel =) I’ve just recently moved over to Fuji and am using a n X-T2 with 35mm f2. Im still trying to get my head around (and struggling a bit with) continuous focus when taking pics of my daughter. Just wondering if you would use face detection in those situations? And zone vs single point? Would appreciate any feedback. Cheers!
Martin Nguyen face detection the xt3 is only kinda passable. On the xt2 it’s a lot worse and not recommended. I would say use single point af for slow situations. And for very dynamic situations try af-c using as little points as possible (1 or a group of 9 points) and stop down the lens a tad for insurance. How’s you discover my channel if you don’t mind me asking?
Reggie Ballesteros thank you for your response. That’s really helpful!! I’ll give that a try. Keep up your great videos!! I found your video after typing in “how to shoot action on XT2” in RUclips. Then found a wealth of good vids on your channel =)
Hey Reggie, I just got my hands on 90mm yesterday. Tried it today, got few questions. Does this lens really need a steady hand in order to take sharp photos? Also, do we really need to set shutter 125 & above all the time for the photos to be sharp? Thanks.
For me, 1/250 is the minimum shutter speed for xt3 + xf90 when handheld. I still see a little motion blur on a few shots. 1/500 and faster is ideal. IBIS probably helps a lot with this lens.
@@alexfick6986 the 50-140 will surely give you more flexibility. The 90 is appropriate for relatively wide shots of say the batter hitting the ball with the pitcher blurry in the distance on the other side of the frame... I thought it did fine, but if your primary use is sports shooting, you'll get more out of the 50-140 (and you should probably just bite the bullet, as buying the 90 just to save some cash is likely gonna result in disappointment). I use the 90 for portraits and stitching landscape panoramas (oh the detail one gets!), sports is just a secondary use as it happens to be my longest lens.
Hi everyone. I cant use 11 fps,there is just no option for 11(or more fps). No matter which shutter type i using. Can anyone help to understand whats the problem is?Tnx
Cameras and lenses are water resistant but not water sealed. Water can still damage your gear and personally I would not use any camera in the rain without cover coat.
@@Reggiebphoto No problem, below you can read some examples of water resistant cameras damaged because of water www.lensrentals.com/blog/2017/10/about-getting-your-camera-wet-teardown-of-a-salty-sony-a7sii/ www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4081087
Funny that he admits that the reason why he doesn’t use an ND filter to take benefit of the lower ISOs is because he doesn’t bring one to any of this still photo shootings. That’s a circular reason right there :)
@@Reggiebphoto thanks Reggie, perhaps try a different focus setting, or, as you are on moving boat you may need a faster shutter speed, 1/1000 + Happy snapping and Christmas
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What camera do you use to shoot sports and action sports?
In Hous Studio I’m sure that reach is super helpful! I was actually contemplating renting that lens for this shoot lol. But I don’t think it’s wr
I have an X-T3 and 50-140 that I would like to maximize.
Gino Tizon nice!
@In Hous Studio yup agreed
While on Fuji this was a good combo, but I loved using the 50-140. Having the extra reach and the faster AF speed was money. I never got a chance to use the 100-400, but the results of that are awesome as well.
Well put together video!! I love my 90mm I actually don't even use it enough.
John Branch IV Photography to be honest I don’t use it much either haha. Thanks dude!
I personally don’t like to distance myself from the client too much for the sake of connection and communication. The 56 seems to be a good way for me to direct and communicate to the couple yet still get the portrait bokeh effect
Also another video that has helped me make up my mind on the xt3. Seems like this camera can do it all.
Nice hahah. Glad to help
best upload and you just gave me a reason to keep my 90mm fuji. I am going to an airshow with it at the weekend and will give her an airing.
Great video Reggie - It’s helped me make up my mind about getting the 90mm. Previously just seen people use it for portraits, which I do occasionally. Now I can see lots of uses for it. Thanks
Momma San yes! It’s af speed makes it pretty versatile.
Thanks for the tips man! Really thinking about going from sony to fuji xs10
Nice!
seems to me is that your keeping the base ISO to preserve the best quality shooting wide open (ish) to get as much light and control DOF and then riding the shutter to correct the exposure . . .yes?
michael reynolds because there was an abundance I’d light, in this case yes
@@Reggiebphoto ive got my eye on this lens but ive heard its not good in low light so what are you using for telephoto shots in low light that allows you to retain base ISO?
Great video! Very informative and great photos. Well done!!
Can you do a updated video with the X-T4!
Xt4 focus is exactly the same settings
@@Reggiebphoto thanks!!
For sure!
great shots Reggie! and useful tips!
thanks Perry!
@@Reggiebphoto yes this video is great and so helpful I can learn a lot 👍
Glad it was helpful!
I have a canon 60D with a 70-200 f4 not the best but I make it work, I shoot a lot of sports but really thinking about switching to the Fuji XT-3 and getting more into shooting different subjects... love the videos.
BrandonFeliciano really wished they had a solid f4 in the Fuji world. I had one for Nikon and t was a good compromise and alternative to the 2.8 for sports
Love this video Reggie! I almost shoot the same way you do with my 70-300 for surf photography.
Currently have the Tamron 17-70 along with the 70-300 and will definitely add the 33 1.4 to the kit at some point. I'm really tempted to get the 90 to be the low light sports and portrait lens. However, i feel the sensible option would be the 50-140 cause I'll be photographing a few different sports professionally (and will possibly be a 2nd shooter at weddings) in 2024, so versatility will be useful.
What are your thoughts mate? I'm also going to try your "Reggie Chrome" recipe cause I always use Classic Chrome for photos and I really liked the look of the images from your other video.
Love the shots, next time try f16 shutter 1/100 creates background blur. Technically not perfect but its a cool effect.
Good idea!
Bro great video you should make a video about how to put the camera into manual mode as ridiculous as that sounds im new to fuji i had to read the book to figure it out lol thangs great content
? It’s already in manual mode haha
Great, I like the shots and tips
Much appreciated. Any tip you find most useful or most surprising? Something you’re gonna try to implement on the next go around
Have you used the Fuji 50-140 if so was it fast enough for shooting football games?
J C h haven’t tried that lens yet unfortunatley
I just got this lens and I am very new and wondering if you could share settings for Football?
Great video man! I hope to do some cool action sports soon . After all , I don't want my 50-140 to collect any dust 😉
Darren Lingerfelt yeah make use of the 50-140 👍
50-140 is so money if you shoot enough material that warrants it. I used that one for action as well as stage work with no hiccups. Such a great lens.
@@trogdor I will be using it tomorrow for the wedding and hoping to get some good shots with it !
@@Dkouki97 that long end is money. try it on the longest end for an establishing shot if you can afford the space between you and your couple. The compression can be awesome for a non traditional wide shot. It's also so money during the ceremony, especially if your space is limited. Have a great shoot!
Shooting the 90mm F2 wide open - it can struggle to stay locked on. Good advice to stop down a bit.
So I'm shooting a polar plunge event where hundreds of people are running towards the water and me, lol. DO you feel the Xt3 would be up for this challenge? I was considering it or my Nikon D500 or D4. Also the Sd cards would have to be the Sandisk 300mb's to handle the high speed shooting, correct? Thanks.
Lance J. Reha the 300mbs is not necessary unless you peak the buffer all the time. As far as the focus being up to the challenged, the xt3 af speed is not yet to the level of the d500 or d4. Not even close. Does the situation need that level of af? I’m not experienced enough to answer that question as I’ve never photographed an event like that before
@@Reggiebphoto Yes I would think so, people are running full speed into the ocean lol. So the focus needs to keep up with them as well as the buffer. I'm thinking for this particular job I should use the D500. Thanks for the reply!
Hi Reggie. When tracking the subject inside the box do you have your shutter half pressed? Then when you get the action you want, fully click then burst?
Gino Tizon yup that’s exactly what I’m doing!
How do you compose your shots for action? Do you move the focus square yourself with joystick/touchscreen or focus recompose method?
I use the joystick and place the point where I need it
Hello Reggie, good video and content. Where do you get your music? Thanks
Alexandre Cabral thanks! I get my music from artlist.io
@@Reggiebphoto Thanks
Alexandre Cabral no problem!
Great content, Reggie! It's really good to see another application of the XF 90mm F2 other than portraiture. What are the limitations you've found with the XF90? Would you rather have the zoom capabilities of the other lenses or happy with the 90's performance? Cheers!
my initial reasons for getting the lens was to be my "just in case i need reach" lens to give me more telephoto than my main workhorse, the 56mm 1.2. But I noticed that during bright outdoor wedding ceremonies, I actually use it over the 56mm 1.2 for documentary work as sometimes i have to stop down the 56 anyways due to the bright conditions, but the 90mm f2 has faster af. i personally don't use zooms at all, but perhaps it's a stubborn preference of mine.
Reggie Ballesteros Thanks for the detailed response! I also found that the 90mm produces a creamier background due to compression but this is subjective, don't you agree?
tristan carlos it would be hard to say. For products for sure the 90mm can focus closer which gives more compression and better bokeh. But at equivalent filling of the frame for a portrait, I think the bokeh is different but each has their own pros and cons. Would be an interesting test
Reggie, I like your videos... I have a question; AF-C custom works just in continuing focus mode?
Yup, it’s specifically for when you’re shooting continuous
Have u tried the 80mm for sports? Im planning on getting the 80 for everything and mostly sports
Gennadiy Marusich I haven’t tried that lens yet
Did you use zone focus tracking
How does the 90 mm compare to the 50-140 when shooting sports ? Is croping with the 90 mm when necessary enough ? The f2 aperture and lighter weight of the 90 mm is appealing and the overall image quality probably better than the zoom. But you can't unzoom, or zoom in when necessary.
I recently ‘left’ Fuji (kept my X-E2) and sold my X-T2 because I wasn’t happy with CAF from the X-T2. I picked up a D500 and a decent AF-P lens. Super fast AF and lots of keepers with that combo. .. but the more I shoot with my X-E2 the more I want to shoot Fuji all the time. You know where I a going with this. Without spending $1K on a Fuji lens, can the X-T3 match the AF (CAF) of the D500, specifically for kids’ sports?
Without have trying out the d500 I can’t say for certain. It’s definitely much improved over the xt2 tho
Fuji X-H1?
Hi, did you use wide/tracking for AFC? Thank you
No I use zone as mentioned
I was wondering what the approximate distance you are from the subject the get these shots? I'm contemplating between the 90mm and the 50-140mm zoom for the flexibility. But the 50-140 is just too darn big and heavy, and too expensive for the very little use. I do want the fast aperture as I expect to shoot indoors half the time.
Oh, I just realised you did a POV, thank you, I'm guessing if you're wishing 8-20 meters you'll probably set?
Great video, thank you. I've been trying to shoot my son playing rugby with my XT4, but I quite often lose focus as he and his team mates run towards me, any tips for overcoming this pls?
set your af to continuous set 2
Do u use flash for picture?
for these pictures, no.
Nice work, mate. Unfortunately or fortunately, I have an X-T20 and Zone just doesn't work. Garbage. Kinda like my old D700. Does this mean I have to upgrade?
not necessarily have to upgrade, but if action sports are your thing, then definitely invest in gear to help you get the shots you need. i would try using the faster f2 lenses first before changing your camera body.
@@Reggiebphoto Thanks, mate. Came to Fuji from my Nik D700, with 80-200f2.8. Still saving for the 50-140 for sports. But looking at your 90mm images, I am keen to get one, too. Keep up the great work, mate. Thanks.
@@Reggiebphoto G.day Reggie. Just like to ask how was the focusing speeds on this shoot, mate? Thanks.
@@davidmcc6666 for this shoot the focusing was pretty good. but it should be noted that the wakeboarder was moving in a pretty predictable path of motion. so very easy to track
@@Reggiebphoto Thanks, mate. Really keen to get the 90 now. Thanks again. Keep up the good work, mate.
Great vid, thanks man
hey Reggie, thanks for a cool video. How do you find the AF of the X-T3 for these kind of shots? what's the % of keeper shots in your opinion. I currently only own a 16mm1.4 and a 56mm1.2 so i cannot test the capabilities of the X-T3 in that department. I tried shooting school volleyball game once with the 56mm1.2 but there were barely any shots in focus unfortunatelly (with the zone 3x3squares in AF-C), but i'm not really surprised (i know the 56mm1.2 is very slow).
for this specific shoot, the keeper rate was pretty high. I don't know the exact number but i was more choosing peak moments, rather than weeding out out of focus shots (if that makes sense). i have noticed that sometimes the single point af-c works better in darker areas - indoor sports, weddings, etc. for indoors i try to get the af point/zone to be the size of a persons head. for outdoor stuff, like this wakeboarding shoot, i believe the box was about the size of the wakeboarder but i had some distance from him so the dof was actually pretty deep.
thank you for helpful reply. I guess i need to get myself a fast focusing lens next ( i'm considering either a 90mmf2 or a 50-140mm, but i think i'll go for the latter as for these kind of situations it would be great to have the flexibility of a zoom.
@@piotrwydmuch9413 yup the 50-140 is an awesome lens for sure!
Fam, I am not sure - I actually love to shoot Portraits with my 56mm. But now I got an offer for a used 90mm in a mint condition for 550 bucks. Is the 90mm a new experience for Portrait photography?
I would say it’s different but not super different. For outdoor portraits it gives some nice compression for sure. And it’s mad sharper. But I find myself using the 1.2 more for outdoor and indoor
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@@Reggiebphoto Aye thanks! Appreciate it much :D
Nikon D4s x 2 with the 300 f2.8 bolted to one and the 70-200 f2.8 bolted to the other.I have an xt-3 and the 50-140 but sadly for shooting motorsports,which i do,the Fuji can’t compete for ME.The lenses aren’t there and the full frame D4s is just a killer camera for sports.I love my Fuji and the lenses I have though.Never leave home without it.👍🏻👍🏻
Yup i believe it. Fuji is still at its infancy with af - and I believe that’s a good thing. Lots of room to improve in the future!
Awesome review Reggie!! Really glad I came across your channel =) I’ve just recently moved over to Fuji and am using a n X-T2 with 35mm f2. Im still trying to get my head around (and struggling a bit with) continuous focus when taking pics of my daughter. Just wondering if you would use face detection in those situations? And zone vs single point? Would appreciate any feedback. Cheers!
Martin Nguyen face detection the xt3 is only kinda passable. On the xt2 it’s a lot worse and not recommended. I would say use single point af for slow situations. And for very dynamic situations try af-c using as little points as possible (1 or a group of 9 points) and stop down the lens a tad for insurance. How’s you discover my channel if you don’t mind me asking?
Reggie Ballesteros thank you for your response. That’s really helpful!! I’ll give that a try. Keep up your great videos!! I found your video after typing in “how to shoot action on XT2” in RUclips. Then found a wealth of good vids on your channel =)
Martin Nguyen awesome thanks for letting me know!
Reggie Ballesteros also what do you set your “Instant AF setting”? Whether you change it to AF-C or leave at the default AF-s?
Martin Nguyen instant af only applies when in manual focus, so I set mine to af-s
Hey Reggie, I just got my hands on 90mm yesterday. Tried it today, got few questions. Does this lens really need a steady hand in order to take sharp photos? Also, do we really need to set shutter 125 & above all the time for the photos to be sharp? Thanks.
For me, 1/250 is the minimum shutter speed for xt3 + xf90 when handheld. I still see a little motion blur on a few shots. 1/500 and faster is ideal. IBIS probably helps a lot with this lens.
Nice. I have the same combo and have used it to shoot baseball before, but waterboarding seems more fun :-P
it was a bumpy ride lol
Does 90mm give you enough reach for baseball? I'm trying to find the right lens for sports but am wary of the high price of the 50-140
@@alexfick6986 the 50-140 will surely give you more flexibility. The 90 is appropriate for relatively wide shots of say the batter hitting the ball with the pitcher blurry in the distance on the other side of the frame... I thought it did fine, but if your primary use is sports shooting, you'll get more out of the 50-140 (and you should probably just bite the bullet, as buying the 90 just to save some cash is likely gonna result in disappointment). I use the 90 for portraits and stitching landscape panoramas (oh the detail one gets!), sports is just a secondary use as it happens to be my longest lens.
@@roknovak4155 that's what I figured. Thanks
Do you use back button focus?
nope. on fuji since theres 100% coverage on the sensor, i dont' find a need for back button focus anymore.
Good job
I love my 90 f2.. it's magic..
Awesome! What do you like to shoot?
@@Reggiebphoto with that lens I usually do my fashion/lifestyle shoots with it.. ig: markanthony_loria
@@M9rkAnthony112 nice! i needa start doing more portraits with my 90, haha. i just keep liking the wide angles for portraits haha
@@Reggiebphoto the widest i go in portraits is with the xf 23 1.4
@@M9rkAnthony112 16mm for environmental portraits for me :P ruclips.net/video/KjXlnEwj9zk/видео.html
Hi everyone. I cant use 11 fps,there is just no option for 11(or more fps). No matter which shutter type i using. Can anyone help to understand whats the problem is?Tnx
12 SCARZ what camera are you using?
Cameras and lenses are water resistant but not water sealed. Water can still damage your gear and personally I would not use any camera in the rain without cover coat.
Lucky Number8 thanks for the tip.
@@Reggiebphoto No problem, below you can read some examples of water resistant cameras damaged because of water www.lensrentals.com/blog/2017/10/about-getting-your-camera-wet-teardown-of-a-salty-sony-a7sii/
www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4081087
And now I want the 90mm :-D
haha!
Dope
Thansk 🙌🏽
Nice work. I find the background a bit disturbing, maybe if you were on the other side of the boat. Just an opinion
mahdi ali fair point. Didn’t have much control over the boat positioning tho :P
Tip for action/sport with AF-C, don't shoot with the 35mm f1.4, even with the XT3
Haha, totally agree
No offense but these are really logical tips...
Lee Chang yup. Aimed at beginners. Thanks for the comment.
Funny that he admits that the reason why he doesn’t use an ND filter to take benefit of the lower ISOs is because he doesn’t bring one to any of this still photo shootings. That’s a circular reason right there :)
Thanks
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Abyh Wassim ☕️
The busy background ruins those images.
definitely agree. if i had access to a 400mm, maybe it would've changed things ha
@@Reggiebphoto I use the 90mm for sports as well, It's fantastic. I enjoy your videos.
@@jonspoard8416 seems the most capable of the primes - that's not multiple thousands of dollars (what i would give to try the 200 f2 lol)
@@Reggiebphoto I hired the 200mm F2 because I had a cheap rental. It's amazing but it's spoilt me because nothing compares to that.
@@jonspoard8416 i'm too scared to rent it for that reason alone haha
Just get insta360
Too fast, no sharpness, too much talk should focus on subject
Amazing!!
Sorry, but these images are not sharp. This is not a great advert for the XT-3 I use Nikon D4S for sports and the images are pin sharp.
Pony Moore thanks for the comment. Keep shooting with your d4s buddy!
@@Reggiebphoto thanks Reggie, perhaps try a different focus setting, or, as you are on moving boat you may need a faster shutter speed, 1/1000 + Happy snapping and Christmas