@@britishrose9417 I think probably having the 35mm equivalent focal length in such a small form factor. Plus, I love the way it looks aesthetically, it makes me want to take it out more than the Sony.
I have the a7r4 and i take out my Fujifilm 9/10 times. It just brings you back to real photography. Not sitting behind a screen editing for hours, just simple going out and capturing life
Had one for about 18 months, absolutely love it, particularly for street, travel and landscape/architecture . Just took it to Venice and it was brilliant. The minimalism of the small form and the single focal length is a liberating experience. If you are considering getting one, go for it , you won't regret it.
Coming from a sony apsc shooter I have to say Fuji makes cameras that are just so nice to hold and operate. If I ever make the switch to full frame sony I might get a fuji as a walk around camera, either that or a Ricoh GRIIIx. Powerful and subtle cameras that are easy to operate and get those spur of the moment shots.
Yes I was looking at the Ricoh too, although aesthetically I preferred the Fuji - plus it has the film sims which I’m yet to experiment with some more.
I love the X100V; have you explored the film simulation, and film 'recipe' community yet? Coming off of Canon, I find that the 'straight out of camera' rendering is superb and do not spend as much time in lightroom now.
Thanks so much 🙏🏻 I’m really enjoying the camera so far - it’s coming everywhere with me at the moment. I think your work on Instagram is outstanding btw.
@@StuartRodwell thank you so much that's why I bought my XT-4, incredible colors for me the best colors in the market . The X100V is so beautiful it makes you want to use it everyday . Can't wait to see your next photos my friend 😁
@@blackrish54 Yes, great colours and I completely agree on the aesthetics, it's a beautiful looking camera and I find myself wanting to use it all the time!
All of these photos you've taken for this video... are so enjoyable to look at, amazing job! I can't wait for the next video. I have the a6400 w/ the sigma 56mm. I've been wanting the x100v so bad and...this video just makes me want it even more!! Lately, I've been super attracted to different film stock looks, like portra 400, fujifilm 200 and cinestill 400d. I think it's cool you can simulate such film stocks using the x100v. I still have fun grading a6400 photos to match though.. but I'd love that x100v in my hands. lol
Thanks so much 🙏🏻 Yes the X100V certainly is a thing of beauty! A little overpriced in my opinion, but a great camera - one that makes me want to go and shoot more!
Can you compare the Sony and the Fuji when it comes to the color of the unedited photo? For example, if you take ten photos with the same frame, so that we can see the difference in color in the raw photo?
Any Sony shooters like me out there that are thinking of getting the X100V?
It certainly has a 'look' to it. If you could name just one reason why this is better than a Sony APSC for street photography, what would it be?
@@britishrose9417 I think probably having the 35mm equivalent focal length in such a small form factor. Plus, I love the way it looks aesthetically, it makes me want to take it out more than the Sony.
I have the a7r4 and i take out my Fujifilm 9/10 times. It just brings you back to real photography. Not sitting behind a screen editing for hours, just simple going out and capturing life
Had one for about 18 months, absolutely love it, particularly for street, travel and landscape/architecture . Just took it to Venice and it was brilliant. The minimalism of the small form and the single focal length is a liberating experience. If you are considering getting one, go for it , you won't regret it.
The perfect dad cam. Couldn’t agree more
Thanks Romain 🙏🏻
beautiful photos!! 👏🏽
my favorite set was the family photos. love how you captured your family. 🥲
Thanks so much - appreciate the feedback 🙏🏻. Yes, it’s brilliant at just capturing everyday life 👍🏻
Agreed, seems like one of the best use cases for a camera like this. Nothing like filling the family album with great moments to look back upon.
You have such a stunning photography/composition style. The best I’ve seen so far!
Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Coming from a sony apsc shooter I have to say Fuji makes cameras that are just so nice to hold and operate.
If I ever make the switch to full frame sony I might get a fuji as a walk around camera, either that or a Ricoh GRIIIx. Powerful and subtle cameras that are easy to operate and get those spur of the moment shots.
Yes I was looking at the Ricoh too, although aesthetically I preferred the Fuji - plus it has the film sims which I’m yet to experiment with some more.
I love the X100V; have you explored the film simulation, and film 'recipe' community yet? Coming off of Canon, I find that the 'straight out of camera' rendering is superb and do not spend as much time in lightroom now.
Simply great! Very talented, professional and inspiring.
Thanks so much - appreciate the feedback 🙏🏻
Great set of shots there Stuart and love the tones from your presets
Thanks so much 🙏🏻 - I was really happy with how some of these came out!
nice shots, especially the family photos
Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Nice photos! I'm from France and I just got the Sony a6000 with the sigma 18-50 thanks for your review btw
Thank you! 🙏🏻 That’s a powerful little setup you’ve purchased, hope you’re enjoying it 🙌🏻
These are awesome shots
Thanks so much Jasmin 👍🏻
loved your 100V pics on instagram my friend I think it will be my next second camera
Thanks so much 🙏🏻
I’m really enjoying the camera so far - it’s coming everywhere with me at the moment.
I think your work on Instagram is outstanding btw.
@@StuartRodwell thank you so much that's why I bought my XT-4, incredible colors for me the best colors in the market . The X100V is so beautiful it makes you want to use it everyday . Can't wait to see your next photos my friend 😁
@@blackrish54 Yes, great colours and I completely agree on the aesthetics, it's a beautiful looking camera and I find myself wanting to use it all the time!
Great video may i ask what reciepe did you use for the first family picture
Trying to track down another X100V and being scuppered by lack of stock everywhere 😟
Hello Mr. Rodwell! How are you? There is a new Sony FX30 APS-C camera in the market. Maybe you could do some video about it. :)
Hey Jomel - I’m all good thanks, hope you’re well. I’d love to take that camera for a spin - if Sony would just send me one! 😂
All of these photos you've taken for this video... are so enjoyable to look at, amazing job! I can't wait for the next video. I have the a6400 w/ the sigma 56mm. I've been wanting the x100v so bad and...this video just makes me want it even more!! Lately, I've been super attracted to different film stock looks, like portra 400, fujifilm 200 and cinestill 400d. I think it's cool you can simulate such film stocks using the x100v. I still have fun grading a6400 photos to match though.. but I'd love that x100v in my hands. lol
Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Yes the X100V certainly is a thing of beauty! A little overpriced in my opinion, but a great camera - one that makes me want to go and shoot more!
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Thanks Markus 🙌🏻
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Can you compare the Sony and the Fuji when it comes to the color of the unedited photo? For example, if you take ten photos with the same frame, so that we can see the difference in color in the raw photo?
Hey Marko - good idea - I’ll add that to the list 👍🏻
When is the
X100VI coming out?
I have no idea I’m afraid 🤷🏻♂️
What aperture did you usually use?
I was stopping down to f2 for portraits to get a little more separation.
For everything else on the street, I was at f4 👍🏻
Any particular simulation/recipe you've enjoyed most?
I’m still yet to experiment with them. Coming from Sony I’m too used to the Raw/Lightroom work flow