Fujifilm X100V - A Day of Street Photography in Venice to Spice Up Creativity
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- A Fujifilm X100V street photography day in Venice. Exploring different genres of photography can help you to develop your personal style and boost creativity. Experimenting with street photography may lead you to new ways of composing your shots, new editing styles, or new perspectives.
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CHAPTERS
▶ 00:00 - Why practicing street photography with the Fuji X100V is important to me
▶ 04:25 - Photo editing in Capture One: an important step to develop your vision
▶ 06:24 - Exploring different genres of photography can help you to develop your personal style
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I really enjoyed this video and enjoyed your photographs.
I have heard quite a few travelers say that they do not like Venice. Too crowded. Too touristy. Bad food.
I went for two days about 6 years ago. Stayed in a small hotel to the north a decent walk from St. Marks. I loved Venice immediately.
I went back again in late November of 2022. A great time of year. Christmas decorations were up all over the city. Same hotel. But stayed a week this time. The food is amazing if you get a little ways from the tourist shops around St. Marks. Likewise with the crowds which weren't too bad anyway.
Venice at night is like nowhere else on earth. We would just wander, get lost and absorb it.
I had my new X100V with me. It was a pleasure to carry and use. I got a good many keepers. But I did end up feeling constrained with the fixed focal length lens. I also did not feel like its nighttime performance was great without IBIS. The new X100VI may address those issues.
Anyway, thanks for this great video and the wonderful images of Venice.
Hi George, thanks so much for the comment, and glad you enjoyed the video. Venice is pretty unique, and when it comes to photography, it can be quite challenging. It's not everyone's cup of tea, and sometimes it can be overwhelming. I agree with you completely that photographing Venice at night is an experience that's hard to match anywhere else in the world.
Oh, and about the food? Totally! If you stray a bit from the touristy spots, you'll find some incredible eats!
About the X100V, yeah, the lack of IBIS does make handheld shots a bit tricky in low-light conditions. I haven't had the chance to try the new X100VI yet, but the stabilization makes a big difference in this regard. Ciao 😃
Wow...got no other word just after the vidéo. I need to think about what i’m thinking right now.
Thanks so much for the lovely comment :) Glad you enjoyed the video! Ciao
Inspiring message and beautiful images 🙏 time to go take some pictures… 😎
Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you very much for the comment! Much appreciated :) Ciao
Very Nice vidéo ! 😊 so true that sometimes a change is good ..
Hi Sebastien, thank you so much for the comment! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and found its message relatable. Ciao :)
Your are criminally undersubscribed. You should make a big tutorial for pay.
Well, the process is more important to me than the number of subscribers, but thank you very much for the lovely comment. Very much appreciated! :) Ciao
Felt like I was there in the moment! Liking the new video style. Keep it up!
Thanks so much, Marc! I really appreciated your comment and am glad you enjoyed the video :) Ciao
Amazing!!!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it :)
I learned a lot! Thank you ever so much! :) @@AndreaLivieriPhoto
@@blissorordeal6552 You're very welcome! ps. that ring... keep it secret. keep it safe ;)
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Thanks so much 😄
This video and your message are truly awesome, thank you for that! Really well put! And beautiful images too! You have a good eye!! Keep on!
Hi Louis, Thanks so much for the lovely comment, very much appreciated! :)
Che bomba!
Ciao Andrea, grazie mille, mi fa piacere ti sia piaciuto! :)
@@AndreaLivieriPhoto questo genere di video mi affascina molto e rende benissimo l'idea!
Superb pictures Andrea! just visited Venice in February myself and loved the pictures I got there this time! my only complaint about your video is that is too short:) could watch Venice photographs for hours:) Have a great Sunday!
Hi Stefan, thank you so much for your kind words, I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and my pictures of Venice! It's such a beautiful city and I'm happy to hear that you also had a great time there in February. Ciao 😊
lovely video! the images you captured are so stunning wow i really want to visit italy haha
Thanks so much, Kendra! Glad you enjoyed the video. You should definitely visit Venice, it's an amazing place for street photography. ps. there are some great videos on your channel about the X100V as well. Ciao :)
@@AndreaLivieriPhoto thank you, i really appreciate that! :)
Very nice one. Thanks to youtube for recommending your video.💙
Hi Susmit, thank you for your lovely comment! I'm so glad that you enjoyed the video and found it valuable. Ciao :)
Excellent video … bravo! I’m really enjoying my new X100V … a big leap from my iPhone photography … so many creative options. Well done … thanks!
Thanks so much for the comment and for sharing. Glad you're enjoying the X100V. I completely agree, it's a totally different experience from using an iPhone. Ciao :)
Thank you Andrea, for this very atmospheric and inspirational video!
I immediately feel like going out and taking photos.
Your calm way, your voice-over, is your very special way and touch!
(I sent something via Airtable....)
Sei italiano e per me che amo l'Italia e la sua cultura sentiti libero di portare il tuo tocco italiano.
Anche se il video in inglese raggiunge naturalmente un pubblico più vasto.
Mi piacciono tutti i tuoi video!
Non vedo l'ora del prossimo video!
Ciao e saluti da Berlino.
Jack
Cool! I've just seen the email from Airtable, thanks so much for that, Jack! I really appreciate it. I'm also really glad you enjoyed the video. I thought it was nice to give my video production a different twist. Thanks again for the support! Ciao :)
Your shots and photo editing is 👍👏👏👏👏👏wish i could get inspired by your techniques
Thanks so much, Aris! Glad you enjoyed the video 😃 Ciao
Well done! FUJI is for those who dare to work out of the box!
Thanks so much for the comment, glad you enjoyed the video! :) Ciao
Hey Andrea, great video! It was fun seeing a different side of your photography on this one. I'm going to be in your Dolomites workshop this fall and have a couple of days in Venice both before and after so this has me excited to explore there a bit! If you had to pick a prime focal length for street photography what would you go with?
Thank you so much, Chris! Definitely looking forward to the Dolomites workshop. It's great that you have a few days to explore the city before and after the workshop. As for the lens, well, my favorite focal lengths for street photography are 28mm and 35mm. Both lenses allow me to get a decent angle of view without too much distortion, and they also allow me to approach my subject more closely. This video includes all images taken with a 35mm lens, for example.
It can be challenging to photograph people at a close distance with the 28mm, but I really enjoy it. Also, the 50mm works well if you don't feel comfortable getting too close to people.
The telephoto lens can also produce beautiful images, but the results are drastically different. If you enjoy photographing buildings with ultra-wide angle lenses, architectural shots are also quite interesting.
As you can see, you have a ton of options. Anyway, street photography-wise, for my liking the 28mm or the 35mm are the best.
I hope this helps :) Ciao
Love these photos!! I may have missed it in the video but could you kindly share which lens you used for these?
Hi Mizuki, thanks so much for the comment and glad you enjoyed the photos! I used the Fujifilm X100V camera which has a fixed 23mm lens (35mm full-frame equivalent). Ciao :)
@@AndreaLivieriPhoto thank you for the reply!
Andrea che obiettivo Fuji preferisci per le sunstars?
Ciao, stando sul parco ottiche Fuji il 8-16mm si comporta molto bene in quanto a sunstar. Anche il 10-24mm offre dei risultati abbastanza buoni. Tuttavia, ci sono altri obiettivi di terze parti tipo il NiSi 9mm che ha come selling-point proprio il fatto che riproduce un'ottima sunstar (da tenere conto però che è manual focus).
Wow, that was totally unexpected! Fantastic video, Andrea. What is the tool you use at 05:25? Seeing how it helps you edit and considering the difficulty sometimes of using a mouse to adjust settings in Capture One, I think I need to have this tool in my life now! haha.
Nik, thanks so much for your comment, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! The device at 05:25 is the TourBox. Since I got it five months ago, I've been using it almost daily for everything from video editing to photo editing. At first, I was skeptical, but once I got used to it, I was hooked. It saves me about 30% of editing time and is totally customizable. It works very smoothly in combination with the Wacom tablet as well. I'll talk about it more in-depth in a video.
There could be some improvements to TourBox's integration with Capture One, but that's not a TourBox issue. Compared to Lightroom or Photoshop, Capture One maps its tools differently resulting in a bit clunky experience. It does its job in general.
When it comes to video editing with Final Cut and Davinci Resolve, this little device is A M A Z I N G! Love it, it saves me so much time!
Have a good one! Ciao :)
@@AndreaLivieriPhoto This is awesome! Thank you for the detailed reply. I just ordered it from Amazon, haha. Put an affiliation link for it. I'm looking forward to the TourBox video. Cheers!
No way! :) Did you get the Elite?
@@AndreaLivieriPhoto I did not notice there was a Bluetooth version... 🫠. I cancelled the order and ordered the Elite. Bluetooth is a game changer. Very expensive though, but I think this tool should be worth its money. Thank you for pointing this out! Otherwise it would have been too late 🤦
Awesome! 😄
Bel video Andrea! Io non sono mai stato a Venezia ma rimedierò presto, per stare leggeri meglio andare con un 16-80 o il 70-300? Fuji ovviamente, grazie!
Grazie mille, Luca. Sono contento che il video ti sia piaciuto. In quanto alla tua domanda, non c'è mai una risposta definitiva, molto dipende dallo stile che preferiamo. A mio personale parere il 16-80 sul contesto città di Venezia è più versatile in quanto abbraccia un range di focali che ti permette di catturare diverse tipologie di inquadrature, dalle grandangolo al medio-tele spinto. Il 70-300 lo vedo per certi versi limitativo in quanto sai che dovrai lavorare con inquadrature sempre molto strette e rischi di precluderti un bel po' di situazioni interessanti. Devi valutare un po' tu quello che più si avvicina al tuo stile. Spero di averti dato qualche spunto utile. Ciao :)
@@AndreaLivieriPhoto Alla fine sono andato giusto l’altro ieri, ho usato il 16-80 e ho fatto il tuo stesso ragionamento. Peccato per il periodo (anche se mi sa che non c’è periodo libero), era così pieno che ho smesso ad una certa era impossibile concentrarsi o avere ispirazione… grazie per la tua risposta comunque! Posso chiederti se collabori ancora con Andy Mumford? Grazie a voi sono migliorato molto. Un saluto, Luca!
@@lucadcphoto Venezia nel periodo tarda primavera ed estivo è "problematica" in quanto a fotografia. Capisco perfettamente il tuo stato d'animo. Anche se con feeling diverso, i momenti più congeniali per fotografare la città sono in autunno inoltrato, oppure primavera durante le prime luci oppure in notturna. Ovviamente dipende dal tipo di fotografia che ti piace fare. Riguardo l'altra tua domanda, da Ottobre scorso non collaboro più con Mumford. Ciao
@@AndreaLivieriPhoto Seguirò i tuoi consigli se mi capiterà di tornare! A me piace la fotografia di paesaggio per lo più, sono nato in alto Lazio al confine con la Toscana quindi era quasi naturale ahah. Grazie per la tua risposta, magari un giorno ci stringiamo la mano in val D’Orcia 🙏🏻