just starting my Ricoh GR III journey and to be honest, I am lost with all the settings. Just starting to understand the concept of isio, aperture and all that. Thank you for your video and explanations. Gonna be a great help for the night shooting. Subscribed and video is liked.
Thank you very much. I really appreciate that. I've got some more night street photography videos coming up soon. It takes a bit of time to get used to the settings but once you do they become like second nature. Happy shooting!
Fantastic video for night shooters. I'll try these settings on my Ricoh GRIII. Last week I came to London from Belgium with the idea to go to the Barbican Center that you like so much. It wasn't that easy to get good shots as it was almost desert. Thanks a lot for your very instructive videos. They are really helpful ! Greetings from Brussels
Great video!! Love from Canada! Your explanation is amazing for someone like me just starting off with this camera and the aesthetic visuals of the video are a plus!! Thank you! 🤍🤍
Great video man! I use Tv mode for handheld shots with Ricoh GRIII at night, set it somewhere between 1/50 and 1/125, but I'll definitely try your setup.
thanks again for this video and for sharing it with us, much appreciated, this was very helpful and it made me wanna go out shooting some night time pics right now😂📸👍 atb HansP
Joe, I thank you so much for your videos as I also have to deal with a disability from Polio and only have the use of my left arm, so I have to adapt. I have a simple question for you. I want to use a diffusion filter on my Ricoh GR3x and I see that in order to do that I must also get a filter adapter. I also own a Sony a7R3 and for years, with that camera and others I owned before it, all I needed was the filter that screwed on to the lens. Can you tell me the thinkinking behind the need for an adapter?
It’s just the way the camera is designed. Unfortunately, I don’t think you can just put filters on the lens directly. The fixed lens of the Ricoh cameras are a completely different design casing which is unlike a separate camera lens.
Great video. Thanks.
just starting my Ricoh GR III journey and to be honest, I am lost with all the settings. Just starting to understand the concept of isio, aperture and all that. Thank you for your video and explanations. Gonna be a great help for the night shooting. Subscribed and video is liked.
Thank you very much. I really appreciate that. I've got some more night street photography videos coming up soon. It takes a bit of time to get used to the settings but once you do they become like second nature. Happy shooting!
Really clear and informative video. I am new to the GRIII and this has been a great help, thank you Joe!
Glad it was helpful, man! Enjoy the GRIII.
Fantastic video for night shooters. I'll try these settings on my Ricoh GRIII. Last week I came to London from Belgium with the idea to go to the Barbican Center that you like so much. It wasn't that easy to get good shots as it was almost desert. Thanks a lot for your very instructive videos. They are really helpful ! Greetings from Brussels
Thank you very much. I really appreciate it. The Barbican can be tricky when it’s quiet. I hope you enjoyed London. Have a good evening.
So helpful Joe! Very excited to try your recommended nighttime U1 settings for my Christmas travels!
Very glad that I can be of inspiration to you Michael. All the best trying out those settings on your Christmas travels. Have a good one.
this is really good! i used these settings during my weekend trip to lake district, and the results were incredible
Great to hear! Thank you so much for your feedback.
Great video!! Love from Canada! Your explanation is amazing for someone like me just starting off with this camera and the aesthetic visuals of the video are a plus!! Thank you! 🤍🤍
Happy to help! Thank you for your great feedback 👍
Great video, keep up, the good work. 📸
Thank you 👍
Thank you for these tips! Just got my GRiiix and looking foward to a night shoot now!
My pleasure. Thanks for your comment. Enjoy the Ricoh 👍
Thank you for your guide as always great video !))
My pleasure. Thank you for your positive feedback.
very well explained, Thank you very much!
My pleasure. Thank you.
Very helpful video, Many thanks for your efforts. Well done!
Thank you very much.
Thanks a lot, very helpful! ✌🏻📷
My pleasure. Thank you 👍
Excellent and thorough video. We'll done man 😊
Thank you dude 🙏
You’re such an inspiration 🥺
Thank you 👍
Thanks Joe. I'm new to your channel and will check out some of your guides.
Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
Great video 👍🏼. I’ll be trying these setting in my canon camera. Thanks
My pleasure. Thanks for your comment 🙏
Great video man! I use Tv mode for handheld shots with Ricoh GRIII at night, set it somewhere between 1/50 and 1/125, but I'll definitely try your setup.
Thanks very much man. I appreciate it. I like your settings. I'm must give them a go.
Good information Joe.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks.
Why does the shake reduction on my ricoh gr iii diary edition is not working while I’m using the film simulator even even though it already turned on
I don't know. You should reach out to Ricoh support. They'll be able to help you.
Thanks a lot for the guidance! this video was amazing and super helpful.
Thank you for your positive feedback. I really appreciate it 👍
very interesting tutorial. Thank you
My pleasure. Thank you.
If you always keep your screen brightness at the max setting, then why keep it in your ADJ quick settings?
Good point 😅
thanks again for this video and for sharing it with us, much appreciated, this was very helpful and it made me wanna go out shooting some night time pics right now😂📸👍 atb HansP
My pleasure. Thank you for you great feedback.
Joe, I thank you so much for your videos as I also have to deal with a disability from Polio and only have the use of my left arm, so I have to adapt. I have a simple question for you. I want to use a diffusion filter on my Ricoh GR3x and I see that in order to do that I must also get a filter adapter. I also own a Sony a7R3 and for years, with that camera and others I owned before it, all I needed was the filter that screwed on to the lens. Can you tell me the thinkinking behind the need for an adapter?
It’s just the way the camera is designed. Unfortunately, I don’t think you can just put filters on the lens directly. The fixed lens of the Ricoh cameras are a completely different design casing which is unlike a separate camera lens.
thank you .
You are welcome!
Thanks
This is fucking awesome! Thanks!!
Thank you 🙏
Thank you Joe