Exploring a Coastal Beach Town with the Fujifilm X-Pro 1 | Digital Adventures 3

Welcome to Digital Adventures 3! I hope you enjoy this video as much as I enjoyed making it. In this video, I am exploring the incredible beach town that is Pass-a-Grille in St. Petersburg, FL. I aim to capture a film-like aesthetic by balancing even exposures with slightly underexposed exposures. I was using my personal film simulation recipe on my Fujifilm X-Pro 1 to capture lightning, white balance, and color similar to Portra 400 and Fuji Pro H 400 color negative film stocks. I was very pleased with these images and thoroughly enjoyed the experience in the lovely beach town of Pass-a-Grille Florida.
Thank you for all of the love and support! You all have been so amazing and welcoming towards me and my work. I am glad and honored to bring any bit of joy and happiness to you all through my photos and videos so please enjoy!
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Much love!

[@sunclimber7428]

Some of the best results I’ve seen anyone get from the x-pro1. Really need that recipe!!

[@iTzF4natic]

i need that recipe / Lightroom workflow! Great images + post processing!

[@prstraction]

This video inspired me to finally buy the xf 27mm that I have wanted for a long time. 😁

[@atacant]

Hey! Amazing photos. Love the video. Cant wait to see what is that recipe made out of!

[@miracleyacht__1538]

Love your photos? Could you maybe share wich recipe you use?

[@jamesk7777]

Loved watching this. Please share the recipe or did you post process these which is why?

[@malcomjhy]

What a nice place

[@ianvldz]

Were you trying to emulate Portra 400? If so you did a wonderful job! Your photos all have such a soulful vibe to them. I would love to see how you post-process your pictures.

[@aaronmartin1645]

Hey man great video!
Are the pictures straight out of camera jpegs ?

[@iTzF4natic]

Still waiting for the recipe video! :)
Any chance of you dropping the video soon?

[@ronaldt3422]

If you told me these photos were taken with a digital camera, I would have said you were lying. They look so good!!!

[@hugomartinsphoto]

This was awesome, John! Such a great vibe in this town!

[@kyu_273]

hi what is your personal film recipe I really love the vintage look and the colours?
also how did you get the grain did you edit it in post?

[@ianvalerio_]

Love this video!! XP1 is a gem.

[@johnmcnie]

Thank you so much! :) And I could not agree more!

[@BrocPhipps]

These are so good keep it up!

[@thientrieu91291]

Fantastic images. Love you you edited the photos to show case the dynamic range of the XP1, very filmic

[@thientrieu91291]

Can you share your recipe that you used for these images? i'd love to try them out, did you say you were shooting a bit underexposed? again, great work

[@johnmcnie]

@@thientrieu91291 Yes, I will be making a video about my recipes in the coming weeks! Thank you for all the kind words, I am glad you enjoyed the video!

[@thientrieu91291]

@@johnmcnie awesome. I'm looking forward to that video. Great work.

[@alexmohammadi3828]

These look amazing! Any way you could share your film recipe you used for these?

[@johnmcnie]

Yes, I am planning on making a video on two of my recipes in the coming weeks!

[@kamilpotato3764]

Love pics... but my ocd screams dust bits on sensor.

[@ciao_abhi]

can you share you film sim settings?

[@mrottomaddox]

If only you had shared what the recipe was.

[@johnmcnie]

I will be sharing soon so stay tuned! :)

[@laylaylomadam8450]

please share your recipies you still dont share at after 1 year