Seaside Street Photography With the Fujifilm X100 VI
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2024
- In this week's short video I give a POV view of a street walk with the Fujifilm X100 VI. I took the camera to Portobello beach near Edinburgh to shoot some images, some of which I'm extremely pleased with.
The images shown are almost all JPEGs using in-camera film simulations, with light exposure adjustments done afterwards.
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The shot of the guy riding his bike whilst carrying a dog wearing goggles is an absolute killer! Love it. Cheers.
Thanks Ken! Much appreciated!
@@AndrewLanxonPhotography Love the colors. Which film simulation (or recipe) did you use here, Andrew?
Hello Andrew , Thank you for bringing joy with these beautiful images. I adore the soft colours and of course the subject matter. My favoutite is the fella with the cigarette. A perfect capture. Would you care to share your editing process with these particular images ? Not sure sure if they're Fuji JPEG film simulations or Raws edited to your own taste. Thank you and please , lets have more .
Really nice shots! 👏🏻 How do you find the autofocus? Especially the face/eye AF and continuous AF? Also, how do you find the ibis? My VI is gonna ship soon and I am not sure if it's worth upgrading from my V. Some feedback would be helpful
Really enjoyed this, you got some great shots Andrew. Your POV rig is intriguing, is it a friction arm? The footage looks really cool. Cheers from Canada 🍁 Brett
first time being first :) my favorite photo was thre couple on the beach @2:25
Congrats on a definite victory! And good choice in image. I quite liked the negative space in that one.
Did the POV arrangement feel right as you were walking about, to my eye it just looks a bit unnatural on screen (but them I am still mostly a TTL user)! I wonder about the rig you used to film the filming! Great stuff, keep up the good work, all the best
How long were you walking along the waterfront? What percentage of people noticed you with the camera? Do you find larger cameras, e.g., Leica SL3 etc., attracted more attention?
I was there for maybe half an hour or so. Not long really, but there's always a lot going on to take photos of. Almost nobody noticed really, I shoot quickly and only try and get shots of people going about their day as I don't enjoy street photos where they're engaging with the camera. Bigger cameras definitely draw the eye more than small compacts or phones. Thanks for watching.
Excellent. I will ask my wife to read your answer when my X100XI arrives someday.
Hello Andrew - Not sure why you chose not to respond to my query. All in all very disappointing - hey ho.