I got a 6D a few years back, and the Canon rep told me it was their best low light camera, even better than 5D mk 3. I shoot (or did before covid) live music in pubs and small venues around London and the light in those can be pretty challenging at times. I also later got a 6D mk2, and still prefer the original (slightly battered) one.
I bought mine in 2016. I primarily shoot night photography. It's fantastic in low light, apparently better than the 6Dmk2. The 6D mk 2 is possibly better for daylight shots?
@@PerfectNormal Because it's better in low light. And I shoot primarily at night. ( Long exposures.) It's recently been bettered by the R6 which is also 20 megapixels. And better than the more expensive R5 for low light.
@@PerfectNormal I just found it worked better in low light. The additional focus points weren't much good as they are clumped in the centre, I never took advantage of the articulating screen and the larger files just meant I filled up the SD card quicker. I've now switched to Olympus/OM System, so you may not want to listen to my opinion anyway.
So happy to find this video. I have a Nikon D3500, entry-level DSLR and sometimes i feel its just not good enough for nighttime photography. This video has actually inspired me to go out at night and take some photos. Would love to see the editing process for these shots. Just discovered this channel, loving the content so far. Please keep em coming!!
Great video...thanks so much for doing these. I hadn't shot any street photography for getting on for a year, then watched your first video and started shooting again that same day. Very inspiring!
Already 8 years old.. time flies.. I remember when this camera came out alongside the 5D3, it was regarded as a great camera if you didn't video, and it holds up even after (almost) a decade ! Great pictures and nice video, keep it up !
I didn’t think it was that old either! I thought maybe 4 or 5. Totally agree about the 5d3 - we think we’ve come along so far with camera technology in 10 years but many a beautiful photo was taken on the 5d3 and printed as big as you like
Great video. There are many interesting shots to capture at night. Even better with an old camera. I think between the 5d classic and the 6d there is a certain picture quality that comes from those cameras. Glad you shared your find. Looking forward to seeing more like this.
I have this exact gear - in a closet gathering dust. I switched to mirrorless mainly because my DSLR was too big and too heavy. However, my arm really started bothering me from shooting 2 weeks straight in Cuba with an M10. My DSLR probably isn't as heavy as I think it is. This may give me the motive to dust it off. Good series, guys. I'm liking these videos.
Something that makes the DSLRs heavy is huge lenses (like the sigmas) so if you have the 40 2.8 pancake or the 50 1.8 it can make the 6D very light and manageable. Great ergonomics too- it just doesn’t look very handsome :)
The photos you took are extraordinary. Their white balance is very cinematic. By the way, I have a 6D that has given me wonderful work. Can you share with us what color settings you used? Did you do any digital editing afterwards? Thanks!
The 6D is a beast for working at high ISOs. One of the things it's known for is how well it can produce images and and focus in really poor light. I have the 7D if I ever want to do action or get a bit more reach with the 200mm end of my zoom for wildlife. But the 6D is my full frame, portrait, and landscape camera now. Though I am really digging going backwards with an Exc+ 20D I picked up for $50 with my 40mm f2.8 on it. I do want a 24mm or so though. Love the simplicity and the images. (I'm a film guy from way back). I'm thinking a Canon 5D Classic may be the next body. Selling two of my 3 mirrorless crop sensors. (Sony). Nice images by the way! Solid work.
@Pedro G I never did. I sold my 7D and Sony a6000s. Later, I traded my Sony A7RII for a clean Canon 80D and got a little cash on top. The 6D is still my first go to. I did keep my little Sony a5000 and a few lenses for a small kit.
@@WolfQuantum Just got a 2nd. 5D I body in mint conditions for 150 eu. The image coming out is so organic, and special, give it a try if you find a bargain. Nice to hear, I love the 6D, 7D not so much...
Hi Shane, Thanks for sharing! It would be great to learn some more about your thinking and thought process when on the street. You are able to capture very imtemit cinematic photographs, creating story's and narratives from your work. Great work and look forward to future videos 🤘
Love the street photography both of you are creating! I shoot with Fuji and Sony bodies for street photography in NYC but I also shoot with a Nikon D700. That body was released in 2008 but the images that it produces are incredible in terms of colour rendition and low light. The Canon 6D is a fantastic camera and Will continue to be for years to come. Thanks for a great channel guys!
It's one of the most overlooked great cameras ever in my opinion. I've had one for about 8 years. It's certainly bargain of the decade and just about the best way to get into Full Frame without throwing £1500 at the matter.
Definitely some great results from this setup! I had no idea the 6D had been around for that long, maybe I can move up from mirrorless to full frame myself before much longer. So you haven't gotten any negative reactions from people based on the size or loudness of the DSLR? That's so awesome.
The 6D is pretty small for a DSLR and very quiet when it’s in S drive mode (this is the main reason I use it instead of the newer 5D cameras which are much much louder) and nope I’ve never really had anyone confront me because of the size/noise
Nice video - really good sample shots too. Even when new this body was a great deal, wish I got that and not the 700d as my first one! Keep up the good work guys 👍
Really enjoy your work.Thanks for creating the channel. Do you ever take photos of street scenes outside (before and/or after) sporting events? I've always enjoyed pictures of the anticipation and then the elation/deflation afterwards... Cheers.
This channel is simply great, thank you for all your work and for sharing this content with us; you actually made me come to London to shoot some street photography and now I'm there as much as I can thanks to you :D I have a small question: I saw that in the other episode you used a Leica M2 if I'm not mistaken, my gear is Leica M6 + 50mm summicron. How do you manage the manual focus? Do you zone focus? Which are your "standard" settings for street photography? Thank you and keep up the good work!
Zone focusing is a lot easier with wider angles like 35 (I use this on my m2) or 28 (which josh uses on his Q). 2 things are also a big help- having a focusing tab on the lens so you can feel for the position of the focus before taking the shot. Once you get used to this it becomes second nature. The 2nd thing is to get familiar with a few distances like 1m and 2m. Try to visualise them and test yourself over and over. Sometimes I’ll be on a bus and I’ll try to guess the distances of the bus seats from me. Then I’ll check with the camera to see if I’m close. It’s like a photography mini game :)
Can I challenge you to use an even cheaper camera, perhaps a Canon 30D, Canon 5d Mark 1, or Canon 1D Mark iii? These are my cameras. Haha. Beautiful photos by the way.
So I am a current Olympus/OM System EM5 Mk II user and feel if i want to do portraits proper I may need a fullframe. My enthusiast photography is very adequate, but portraits seem another beast altogether. Its 2022, almost 2023, is the 6D a good choice for me?
I come from a Canon 1200D or a Rebel T5 to be more specific and I would like to get a new camera but I don't know if choosing Canon 6D or Canon M50 helps!
Framelines looking forward to it. I’m interested in developing film myself because I find getting them developed is pretty pricey which keeps me from regularly using film.
The canon 6d with the 50 1.8 is pretty fast even in low light. However I don’t nail focus all of the time but it doesn’t necessarily ruin an image if it’s a little soft.
Another great video. Love the warm tones from these images. Are they from just tinkering with the image or do you actually have a go to preset for this mood? Thanks again. Loving the footage. 🙌
You know a lot of it comes from the canon sensor - it’s reds are just beautiful and saturated so skin tones look great. I also have my own base presets that I start with but try to get most of the way there in camera
Framelines Nice! Ive been shooting about 8 months now and started with the Canon 4000D but just gone for a second hand X-T1 which I’m really enjoying and I just prefer it to the Canon right now. Love the POV of the vids and just seeing how you set shots up. Inspirational stuff guys. 👍
You are absolutely right sir, I shoot mirrorless for street now, but I feel so boring because I see the almost same thing on the view finder and on my screen. I used to have a 6D, and am always surprised how good the pic that camera gives to me. I am so regreted that I sell it for a mirrorless.
Just saw this video, day late and a dollar short I guess. I'm a people shooter, not a street photographer, but I really like your images that you captured. You did a great job. I hope you're still doing this type of photography. There are a lot of alleged street photographers who have RUclips channels but only a couple of them are any good. You, my friend have a great eye for creating a photograph. I can just hear a bunch of Leica shooters out there saying "how come I can't do that?" I'll answer that: because you have a lot of money and no talent.
I’m very curious to know what your ISO was set at? All these turned out beautifully! I shoot with a Canon 6D and I actually struggled with night photography!
I use TV mode on the Canon 6d at night, so I can adjust the shutter speed easily. So if I’m moving I’ll have it at 1/250 and when I’m still I can drop it down to 1/60 for better iso
I've loved my 6D since I picked it up 8 years ago, but never really thought about shooting night street with it. I have that 50mm lens as well in my kit. You would think f1.8 wouldn't be fast enough, but when you combine that with the handheld night scene setting (I know, I usually shoot manual, but just thought, hey let's try it) and WOW. Of course the multi shot noise reduction leaves you with jpeg, but it's a fine jpeg. I have a 5DSr for larger format shots and HDRs, but the 6D is my fun camera still. Thank you for your video. Your photos are inspiring, and I'm probably going to go out and shoot downtown tonight. Cheers.
I stupidly sold a 6D to fund an A7Rii. Those extra megapixels meant nothing compared to the fun I had and the look I liked with the Canon. Now I've sold the Sony I will pick up a 6d used.
I sold my 6D last summer, and it’s the only camera I’ve ever regretted selling. Picked another one up a few months later. I forgot to mention how small and quiet it is for an SLR
@@frame-lines And downright ease of use too! for straightforward photography that produces a fantastic RAW file it's a steal. I also had the 100mm macro and that thing was incredibly good fun to use. Your photography is lovely.
@@frame-lines I've got a 6D as well. Also own the 50 1.8 STM and 85 1.8, and I rarely use either. The 35mm f2 IS and 135L are the only lenses that really get used (mainly the 35 IS), and they're excellent on the EOS film cameras. Truth be told my 6D mostly sits on the shelf since buying an X100F, but I keep it around because I do need it from time to time.
It's unbelievably awkward for me to take pictures of people. when you see people looking at you, then you take the picture, do they ever say anything to you? i have tried it twice and when they did noticed, i smiled and said thank you, out of awkwardness hahaha which is really weird. it seems like you just just walk away, maybe? Is there a street photography culture on London? do people just see you and think, he must be a tourist or something? In Seattle, i've had people stop me and say, "stop taking pictures of people" when actually i was taking pictures of a building. i noticed when Josh was taking a picture, he pulled the camera up, but was aiming it straight ahead, but turned to the right to take a picture of a gentleman. /rant
A old lady swung her shopping bag at me recently, but she did it in good humour so I don’t think that counts :) I can’t really remember the last time someone confronted me- it helps to just be very quick about it and move on before they get the time to even think about it -Shane
I’ve done some street photography in London before and no one has ever got angry at me. You gotta think about the fact that it is a city with a vast amount of tourism and people want to take photos all over and most of time people just think your a tourist just cluelessly snapping away so no one will really bat an eye. Plus most Londoners are just too busy to actually care they all need to be somewhere and don’t have the time and if they do care then they will have a genuine reason to stop you. If you were to go somewhere else in the UK that’s really quiet and doesn’t really get tourists then you will most likely get confronted because people aren’t used to seeing cameras.
It’s happened maybe a handful of times to me- I think josh has experienced some too. I’d say it’s less than 0.00001% though and it never really got any worse than a raised tone of voice -Shane
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that's a brilliant one mate.. 2023 and am still in love with this camera
I'm in love with your photos. They way you capture people at the perfect moments... I-wow
Such a nice video and awesome shots
Nothing can beat the feeling of carrying a DSLR on the Streets
Thanks Tamer. I agree - I really love using my DSLR
I’m a big fan of you two on IG and seeing how your work comes to life is...well, a gift 🙏🏻
I do absolutely love these images! I am actually purchasing a 6D this March of 22!
I got a 6D a few years back, and the Canon rep told me it was their best low light camera, even better than 5D mk 3. I shoot (or did before covid) live music in pubs and small venues around London and the light in those can be pretty challenging at times. I also later got a 6D mk2, and still prefer the original (slightly battered) one.
I bought mine in 2016. I primarily shoot night photography.
It's fantastic in low light, apparently better than the 6Dmk2.
The 6D mk 2 is possibly better for daylight shots?
Why do you prefer the 6D over the 6Dii?
@@PerfectNormal
Because it's better in low light.
And I shoot primarily at night.
( Long exposures.)
It's recently been bettered by the R6 which is also 20 megapixels.
And better than the more expensive R5 for low light.
@@PerfectNormal I just found it worked better in low light. The additional focus points weren't much good as they are clumped in the centre, I never took advantage of the articulating screen and the larger files just meant I filled up the SD card quicker. I've now switched to Olympus/OM System, so you may not want to listen to my opinion anyway.
great video, even better shots. would love to see a lightroom tutorial or presets available, the look on all of them is fantastic
Cheers Euan- we’re looking at doing some screen recording videos somewhere down the line
Great work! I'm curious what ISO you were using for most of these shots, there didn't seem to be much noise in the images.
Enjoy the way you edit these types of videos, flow is relaxing and keeps up interest.
So happy to find this video. I have a Nikon D3500, entry-level DSLR and sometimes i feel its just not good enough for nighttime photography. This video has actually inspired me to go out at night and take some photos. Would love to see the editing process for these shots. Just discovered this channel, loving the content so far. Please keep em coming!!
Great video...thanks so much for doing these. I hadn't shot any street photography for getting on for a year, then watched your first video and started shooting again that same day. Very inspiring!
Recently bought a 6d as my first full frame camera :D
Love your Pics on Instagram and found this channel by accident. Excited to watch your workflow on RUclips!
I've always thought the 6D was underrated, cheap enough to give it a hard life and take it everywhere and (mostly) always delivers!
Already 8 years old.. time flies..
I remember when this camera came out alongside the 5D3, it was regarded as a great camera if you didn't video, and it holds up even after (almost) a decade !
Great pictures and nice video, keep it up !
I didn’t think it was that old either! I thought maybe 4 or 5. Totally agree about the 5d3 - we think we’ve come along so far with camera technology in 10 years but many a beautiful photo was taken on the 5d3 and printed as big as you like
I bought a 6d mark 1 new with the 24-105mm L lens back in December and I couldn't be happier with it.
still relevant. thanks for the effort and sharing. i am an appreciative subscriber. i really enjoyed the posted images. BIG thumbs up.
Great video. There are many interesting shots to capture at night. Even better with an old camera. I think between the 5d classic and the 6d there is a certain picture quality that comes from those cameras. Glad you shared your find. Looking forward to seeing more like this.
I have this exact gear - in a closet gathering dust. I switched to mirrorless mainly because my DSLR was too big and too heavy. However, my arm really started bothering me from shooting 2 weeks straight in Cuba with an M10. My DSLR probably isn't as heavy as I think it is. This may give me the motive to dust it off. Good series, guys. I'm liking these videos.
Something that makes the DSLRs heavy is huge lenses (like the sigmas) so if you have the 40 2.8 pancake or the 50 1.8 it can make the 6D very light and manageable. Great ergonomics too- it just doesn’t look very handsome :)
@@frame-lines I have the 50 1.8 (and the 1.4). Handsome is overrated!
The photos you took are extraordinary. Their white balance is very cinematic. By the way, I have a 6D that has given me wonderful work. Can you share with us what color settings you used? Did you do any digital editing afterwards? Thanks!
Love the video, but I would of loved it more if you displayed the settings you had it in. Just for learning purposes. Keep doing what you do 👍
Grate video Shane!! Absolutely loving this channel already. Would love to see a video of your editing process 🙌
The 6D is a beast for working at high ISOs. One of the things it's known for is how well it can produce images and and focus in really poor light. I have the 7D if I ever want to do action or get a bit more reach with the 200mm end of my zoom for wildlife. But the 6D is my full frame, portrait, and landscape camera now. Though I am really digging going backwards with an Exc+ 20D I picked up for $50 with my 40mm f2.8 on it. I do want a 24mm or so though. Love the simplicity and the images. (I'm a film guy from way back). I'm thinking a Canon 5D Classic may be the next body. Selling two of my 3 mirrorless crop sensors. (Sony). Nice images by the way! Solid work.
6d got EF-S mount?
The 6D uses the EF Mount. Full Frame.
Did you get the 5D classic, in the end? Curious, I love the 5D I.
@Pedro G I never did. I sold my 7D and Sony a6000s. Later, I traded my Sony A7RII for a clean Canon 80D and got a little cash on top. The 6D is still my first go to. I did keep my little Sony a5000 and a few lenses for a small kit.
@@WolfQuantum Just got a 2nd. 5D I body in mint conditions for 150 eu. The image coming out is so organic, and special, give it a try if you find a bargain. Nice to hear, I love the 6D, 7D not so much...
It's really nice. I've been following you on Instagram for a while. Great feed! Congrats for the RUclips channel and best of luck!
Great shots Shane.. Enjoying the channel's nice relaxed vibe..
Already my favorite photography channel. This channel is going to blow up!
Also, Framelines is such a great name guys. 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Ah thanks Michael - I hope you’re right :)
Great looking images, love the colors as well!
Hi Shane, Thanks for sharing! It would be great to learn some more about your thinking and thought process when on the street. You are able to capture very imtemit cinematic photographs, creating story's and narratives from your work. Great work and look forward to future videos 🤘
Love the street photography both of you are creating!
I shoot with Fuji and Sony bodies for street photography in NYC but I also shoot with a Nikon D700. That body was released in 2008 but the images that it produces are incredible in terms of colour rendition and low light.
The Canon 6D is a fantastic camera and
Will continue to be for years to come.
Thanks for a great channel guys!
Great work guys! Look forward to seeing more. Interesting to see your process.
Cheers Ian. We’re in the process of putting a few more together right now :)
It's one of the most overlooked great cameras ever in my opinion. I've had one for about 8 years. It's certainly bargain of the decade and just about the best way to get into Full Frame without throwing £1500 at the matter.
Definitely some great results from this setup! I had no idea the 6D had been around for that long, maybe I can move up from mirrorless to full frame myself before much longer. So you haven't gotten any negative reactions from people based on the size or loudness of the DSLR? That's so awesome.
The 6D is pretty small for a DSLR and very quiet when it’s in S drive mode (this is the main reason I use it instead of the newer 5D cameras which are much much louder) and nope I’ve never really had anyone confront me because of the size/noise
A street photographer that shoots people! Imagine that.
Great stuff. New sub
I have the 6D since 2015, it's still so great and as you show I won't need to think more about changing or upgrading my system...
it really is such an excellent sensor that i still prefer it over most modern cameras
Nice video - really good sample shots too. Even when new this body was a great deal, wish I got that and not the 700d as my first one! Keep up the good work guys 👍
Were you shooting up to 3200 or 6400? I wonder if those ISOs will be nice or too noisey on the 6d?
Great pictures! Bravo!
Really enjoy your work.Thanks for creating the channel.
Do you ever take photos of street scenes outside (before and/or after) sporting events?
I've always enjoyed pictures of the anticipation and then the elation/deflation afterwards...
Cheers.
This channel is simply great, thank you for all your work and for sharing this content with us; you actually made me come to London to shoot some street photography and now I'm there as much as I can thanks to you :D
I have a small question: I saw that in the other episode you used a Leica M2 if I'm not mistaken, my gear is Leica M6 + 50mm summicron. How do you manage the manual focus? Do you zone focus? Which are your "standard" settings for street photography? Thank you and keep up the good work!
Zone focusing is a lot easier with wider angles like 35 (I use this on my m2) or 28 (which josh uses on his Q). 2 things are also a big help- having a focusing tab on the lens so you can feel for the position of the focus before taking the shot. Once you get used to this it becomes second nature. The 2nd thing is to get familiar with a few distances like 1m and 2m. Try to visualise them and test yourself over and over. Sometimes I’ll be on a bus and I’ll try to guess the distances of the bus seats from me. Then I’ll check with the camera to see if I’m close. It’s like a photography mini game :)
Framelines this is a great tip, thank you! :)
Amazing photos, what lens?
Canon EF 50mm/1.8 STM
Love with the color tone
What a decent video. Really like the way you capture images.
Can I challenge you to use an even cheaper camera, perhaps a Canon 30D, Canon 5d Mark 1, or Canon 1D Mark iii? These are my cameras. Haha. Beautiful photos by the way.
Great photos. Would you be able to include the settings that were used to take them with + any post process that you went through in future?
Absolutely- we’re both considering what we can add to these in future
Great job to both of you. Story behind the images is great.
Thanks Rodrigo - we’ll be doing more of that. Trying to make it engaging
banging setup for someone looking to get into photography without breaking the bank! I got my 6d with 24-105l lens and speedlight for £600 last year!
Nice! That’s a really great deal.
So I am a current Olympus/OM System EM5 Mk II user and feel if i want to do portraits proper I may need a fullframe. My enthusiast photography is very adequate, but portraits seem another beast altogether. Its 2022, almost 2023, is the 6D a good choice for me?
I come from a Canon 1200D or a Rebel T5 to be more specific and I would like to get a new camera but I don't know if choosing Canon 6D or Canon M50 helps!
Great vid dude. Always a pleasure seeing your work
Cheers Stephen - lots more in the pipeline. We’re going to be doing a photobook review next and some videos on shooting film and film processing
Framelines looking forward to it. I’m interested in developing film myself because I find getting them developed is pretty pricey which keeps me from regularly using film.
what song was that in the background? Really enjoyed this vid
Thanks Darcy! It’s called ‘I know’ by Red Licorice
Love the photos at night, were you shooting manual ? Thank you 😊
How do you nail the focus so well at low light? Could you do video on that as well?
The canon 6d with the 50 1.8 is pretty fast even in low light. However I don’t nail focus all of the time but it doesn’t necessarily ruin an image if it’s a little soft.
@@frame-lines thanks for reply. I have 6d mark ii with central point focus set, but I feel like I am missing it very often in low light conditions.
@@Lookassy 6D Mk1 Has a very good autofocus in night
Another great video.
Love the warm tones from these images.
Are they from just tinkering with the image or do you actually have a go to preset for this mood?
Thanks again. Loving the footage. 🙌
You know a lot of it comes from the canon sensor - it’s reds are just beautiful and saturated so skin tones look great. I also have my own base presets that I start with but try to get most of the way there in camera
Framelines Nice! Ive been shooting about 8 months now and started with the Canon 4000D but just gone for a second hand X-T1 which I’m really enjoying and I just prefer it to the Canon right now.
Love the POV of the vids and just seeing how you set shots up. Inspirational stuff guys. 👍
You are absolutely right sir, I shoot mirrorless for street now, but I feel so boring because I see the almost same thing on the view finder and on my screen. I used to have a 6D, and am always surprised how good the pic that camera gives to me. I am so regreted that I sell it for a mirrorless.
Just saw this video, day late and a dollar short I guess. I'm a people shooter, not a street photographer, but I really like your images that you captured. You did a great job. I hope you're still doing this type of photography. There are a lot of alleged street photographers who have RUclips channels but only a couple of them are any good. You, my friend have a great eye for creating a photograph. I can just hear a bunch of Leica shooters out there saying "how come I can't do that?" I'll answer that: because you have a lot of money and no talent.
I’m very curious to know what your ISO was set at? All these turned out beautifully! I shoot with a Canon 6D and I actually struggled with night photography!
I set ISO to auto with the 6D and let it go as high as it likes. Some of these shots are at 10k ISO
@@frame-lines thank you!!
nice shot man !
Great video! Would be super helpful for aspiring street photographers to give an indication of iso settings etc.
Like displaying the settings on each photo? We can look into that- thanks!
@@frame-lines Yes please!!
Great job! Some frames cannot be distinguished from film)
Keep. Them. Coming.
Nice...
im using Canon 60D with YN 35mm F2 & Canon 50mm F1.8 **LowBudget Bro :D
What's the maximum ISO you can reach? I don't see any noise
Was AV mode used for these shots ? Share your settings please. Amazing vids
I use TV mode on the Canon 6d at night, so I can adjust the shutter speed easily. So if I’m moving I’ll have it at 1/250 and when I’m still I can drop it down to 1/60 for better iso
the intro(first 6 seconds) was made with wich camera?
Nice images good chat, but very bizarre baby-sequels music accompanying video.
Really good videos! It's interesting to see how you guys shoot and work the scene
Thank man. Glad the response has been positive so far
awesome photos!
I've loved my 6D since I picked it up 8 years ago, but never really thought about shooting night street with it. I have that 50mm lens as well in my kit. You would think f1.8 wouldn't be fast enough, but when you combine that with the handheld night scene setting (I know, I usually shoot manual, but just thought, hey let's try it) and WOW. Of course the multi shot noise reduction leaves you with jpeg, but it's a fine jpeg. I have a 5DSr for larger format shots and HDRs, but the 6D is my fun camera still. Thank you for your video. Your photos are inspiring, and I'm probably going to go out and shoot downtown tonight. Cheers.
You are so good in it. I wish I was this good.
Refreshing 👌🏽
You just made my RUclips day!
There might be more to come...tomorrow...maybe 😉
I still use my 6d. Bought fuji x100v for the streets. Guess what? I went back to my 6d. Only because it's far esier to use.
Are you fearless? I find it to be hard to approach people with an x100, and you do that with a 6d..( 🥺😭
Please. What lens have you used in this vídeo? Thanks from Spain
Canon EF 50mm/1.8 STM
Is it possible to do street photography with a long lens?
lovely photos!
Thanks josh :)
Such a nice color ! I would like to watch ur editing tutorial.
We’ve been talking about doing some editing videos so watch out :)
@@frame-lines Subscribed )
I love canon reds!
Me too- just love the warmth with canon
Nice photos! What is lens you used ???
Canon EF 50mm/1.8 STM
Could you share your processing preset?
I stupidly sold a 6D to fund an A7Rii. Those extra megapixels meant nothing compared to the fun I had and the look I liked with the Canon. Now I've sold the Sony I will pick up a 6d used.
I sold my 6D last summer, and it’s the only camera I’ve ever regretted selling. Picked another one up a few months later. I forgot to mention how small and quiet it is for an SLR
@@frame-lines And downright ease of use too! for straightforward photography that produces a fantastic RAW file it's a steal. I also had the 100mm macro and that thing was incredibly good fun to use. Your photography is lovely.
I’ve never tried that one but I’ve had the 85 1.8 which I loved. Might try to get that back again
@@frame-lines I've got a 6D as well. Also own the 50 1.8 STM and 85 1.8, and I rarely use either. The 35mm f2 IS and 135L are the only lenses that really get used (mainly the 35 IS), and they're excellent on the EOS film cameras. Truth be told my 6D mostly sits on the shelf since buying an X100F, but I keep it around because I do need it from time to time.
What lens did u use? Great pics
Canon EF 50mm/1.8 STM
Are they edited or straight from the camera?
*perfect*
Update on the camera?
Which lense he is using
Canon EF 50mm/1.8 STM
Reflections.
They’re a lot easier to get at night :)
All shot with 50mm?
what lens did you use?
Canon EF 50mm/1.8 STM
Lens bro?
Canon EF 50mm/1.8 STM
It's unbelievably awkward for me to take pictures of people. when you see people looking at you, then you take the picture, do they ever say anything to you? i have tried it twice and when they did noticed, i smiled and said thank you, out of awkwardness hahaha which is really weird. it seems like you just just walk away, maybe? Is there a street photography culture on London? do people just see you and think, he must be a tourist or something? In Seattle, i've had people stop me and say, "stop taking pictures of people" when actually i was taking pictures of a building.
i noticed when Josh was taking a picture, he pulled the camera up, but was aiming it straight ahead, but turned to the right to take a picture of a gentleman. /rant
A old lady swung her shopping bag at me recently, but she did it in good humour so I don’t think that counts :) I can’t really remember the last time someone confronted me- it helps to just be very quick about it and move on before they get the time to even think about it -Shane
@@frame-lines tired it today at a touristy spot, seemed to work with less looks. thanks!
what presets do you use?
Hi Mohammed- I don't use any presets, except for ones I've made for myself based on edits I like
Did it ever happen that people got really angry at you because you took a picture?
I’ve done some street photography in London before and no one has ever got angry at me. You gotta think about the fact that it is a city with a vast amount of tourism and people want to take photos all over and most of time people just think your a tourist just cluelessly snapping away so no one will really bat an eye. Plus most Londoners are just too busy to actually care they all need to be somewhere and don’t have the time and if they do care then they will have a genuine reason to stop you. If you were to go somewhere else in the UK that’s really quiet and doesn’t really get tourists then you will most likely get confronted because people aren’t used to seeing cameras.
It’s happened maybe a handful of times to me- I think josh has experienced some too. I’d say it’s less than 0.00001% though and it never really got any worse than a raised tone of voice -Shane
If you want you can visit my ig page, i still use the canon 6d @sebastiancr_ph
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Bru...dslr are far away more powerful cameras than morrroless...mirrolesses are nice for street, travel only.
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Great photos!