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1. Set image quality : FINE 2. Set Raw recording: Lossless compressed 3. Set AF + MF : ON 4. Set MF assist: RED 5. Set touch screen mode: Touch shooting 6. Set ISO auto settings: Auto 1 7: Setup menu: power management: autopower off: 5 min.
Thanks Booray for the x100V setup tips. I watched many X100V setup videos , and your made the most sense. I appreciate you doing this for all the x100 shooters. Enjoy your site and all the great video tips and techniques.
This video is a superb "here's what I do first" video. But the important parts are your detailed rationales for WHY you're doing each of those 7 things. Bravo! Now I'm a Subscriber! And I will check out your podcast as well!
I've watched a lot of these videos to clear my priorities but this one is the only one that goes straight to the point and consider what really matters (in less than an hour). Thanks for sharing!
You were so very helpful! I took photography as part of my commercial art degree forty-five years ago, but with children, work and life in general I rarely used (had a Minolta film camera which I love(d). Anyway, you made this so very easy and at 63 I’m ready to try my hand at it. Will definitely keep you on my “watch” list! Thank you again!
Thank you for this! I just bought the x100v and appreciate the professional tips & tricks to using it properly right out of the gate. Planning on using it when I go to Europe next month and to Iceland in October. Can’t wait to see what the photos look like. 😁👍🏼
Good tips. Thanks. I set the top function button to Raw. When I find a scene I plan to edit, I make a Raw; otherwise, I use it as a family trip camera so JPEGs are fine.
I usually set the ovf/evf display settings to be sure that only shutter speed. ISO, aperture and focusing distance scale show. Another screen can show other settings if I need them
Booray, Here with my brand spanken' new X100V (switching from an X-T20) and am following along with all your recommendations. Like you, this is going to be my 'fun' camera, so am with you on opting for jpegs and color profiles. Will check out your video on button set up next. Then, on to plugging in some new film simulations. Thanks a bunch for all these videos.
Thanks Craig! You are going to love it. It will be a big adjustment switching from a camera with variable focal lengths but for me that's just been part of the fun. 😁📷
Booray, I love the way you explained how you setup auto ISO using the 100v. I also watched the full ISO video using the F version. I've always liked using auto ISO and on the 100 series, it even makes more sense. You just want to take pictures! I can say that in the past I've struggled at times with auto ISO, and the reason, a lot of people want to limit noise so they set the high limits to a lower number, maybe something like 1600. Well in theory this sounds great, but the problem is the camera always tries to get the correct exposure and if it has to it will go below your lowest set shutter speed setting. This is why your setting of 12,600 is so important and I think it's really the key to using auto ISO. Thanks for all the work on the 100 series camera.
Booray or other readers - Can anyone advise on if it's possible to have the front or rear control wheels changed to adjust my aperture settings? Also, I was getting tripped up repeatedly by the AF mode on the rear LCD constantly shifting to all sorts of weird settings. In Ken Rockwell's "Users Guide for the Fuji X100V" (on his website, not his RUclips channel) he has a really helpful video imbedded in the Users Guide that shows how to make the changes in the LCD's behavior. I found it super helpful.
@@BoorayPerry thanks, that’s how it seemed to me as well. It seems you can turn the front dial into a sort of program mode (a combo/hydraulic of aperture and aperture). But when i tried that it doesn’t actually show you your aperture setting in the evf or lcd.
I just bought a x100v and i would like to know how you set the view mode! Actually i dont like to have the lcd screen on, but i would like to have an option to quickly turn on or off the lcd. Can you make a video about it? Thanx and congratulations to your channel .
Go into menu/setup (the wrench)/screen setup/view mode settings. To map it to a button just long press the button and the mapping choices will show. Select "view mode"
Booray, I'm sitting here with my new X100V next to me, as i work through each of these set steps. Have watched all your earlier X100 explanatory videos as well. Very helpful; thanks a million! Craig
Pros know that any adjustment in raw is more effective and aesthetically pleasing than that done in JPeg. The X100V rewards Jpeg shooters by offering film simulation options, but shooting raw will always offer the potential for a better finished product. Of course, if you are using the X100V for a break from the usual DSLR shooting and processing drudgery, than shooting in Jpeg is probably the best choice.
Booray, I have the 100T, the 100F, and was anxiously waiting for the XPro-3, so I can use a longer lens. And just before I went to clunk down $2,000 to get the XPro-3, the XT-4 came out, that stopped me on my track, now I'm not sure if I still want to get the Pro-3, or I will just go for the XT-4. And now 100V? I'm standing here with my money in the pocket and totally lost...
I don't know why I'm only now seeing this comment! I don't think you could make a bad decision on those cameras but I'm curious to know what you bought! :)
@@BoorayPerry Oh I hear you, I will never let go of my 100F. I'm just very anxious to have an interchangeable lens body. It seems that if I have a longer portrait lens, XT-4 may balance out better than the Xpro. But I came from film SLR, and I'm in love with composing thru the OVF, really don't want to give that up for a 100% EVF... It feels like you're in a submarine, no windows, electronic imagery only. stuffy almost.... So...I don't know, Fuji sure made it very difficult, haha...
Agree with your point about a protector filter being an extra piece of glass in front of the lense. Do you think when just that is installed the inherent beauty of the camera is compromised or that it takes away from the way the camera can be used innocuously. Appreciate your opinion.
I think it takes away from the best of the camera but there are others who like the look so to each his own. The only reason I use a lens good is so I don't have to keep a cap on it. 😁
@@BoorayPerry thanks, am in a dusty and humid climate so am thinking of installing the lense protector instead of the cap , it doesn't protrude as much as a hood therefore keeps the profile pretty compact. But, as you say will need to clean the glass , c'est la vie
@@AaronAnalog1 Yes. All great reasons and there are times I do use a filter but I just don't like having one all the time. This is my third X camera and I haven't scratched a lens yet. :)
@@AaronAnalog1 does it matter which way the adapter ring goes on, if it's attached with the 'lugs' next to the control ring it looks more streamline when filter attached. Suspect this is wrong for a hood but is it ok otherwise
Nice. Mine arrives on Friday. Aren’t you afraid of accidentally taking shots by inadvertent touching the LCD screen when walking around with your 5 min setting with the screen set to touch shooting? That’s why I have avoided using that in the past
Booray, Help!! So I’ve had the fuji x100v since launch. The auto ISO settings don’t seem to work as expected and I don’t know if it’s something I’m doing wrong. On my auto iso settings I will put it on default sensitivity 160, max sensitivity 12800, and min shutter speed 1/250. However, when I put my aperature to f2, shutter speed on A, and iso on A, in darker situations, the shutter speed will still drop lower than the 1/250 that I set as the minimum. Why is this happening?? Any help would be appreciated!
booray, Im planning tp get my very first camera, I'm not really into professional stuff, but I just wanna shoot mainly pictures of my family and street photography, maybe some city landscape for my travelling. Xt3 body is on sale right now for 1350 canadian dollar, regular price was 1800, same as the x100v, should i go with the xt3 or X100v?
1 thing to do is go and return it and get X-t30, is much better in many ways, smaller, more compact, perfect for traveling and street photography has much better grip, bigger viewfinder, more practical because u can change lenses, not fixed lens! Yes it's not weather sealed but got same sensor and processor as 100v. X-t30 is cheaper even if you add two f2 prime lens to the price.
I did a lot of research before I upgraded to the x100v including using the xt30 for a week. It's a fine camera and I actually own one I use it as a backup for my professional gear. I made a video here on my channel comparing the two. Ultimately I decided to stay with the x100v because of quirky features like the leaf shutter and the built-in neutral density filter and just the joy of using the camera. 😁
@@BoorayPerry very wise, really great camera no doubt, I am talking price wise. I recently had a test drive for majority of fuji cameras, this camera is ridiculously overpriced for features no body going to use everyday, the nd filter and leaf shutter awesomeness. The ergo and flexibility of this X100 cameras is really disappointing. BTW thanks for ur reply and the video 😊
@@Ali.lensman I don't think it is overpriced. An xt-30 with a 23mm f2 lens to match is only $70 cheaper than the X100V. With that you get interchangeable lenses, which is huge, but you lose the leaf shutter which greatly affects flash and the built in ND filter. More importantly, you lose style and that's something that is very important to owners of the x100V. The best comparison I can make is that the Ford Flex SUV with an eco-boost engine is as fast as a Dodge Challenger... but the Dodge Challenger is more fun to drive. :) As I said in one of my videos, if I were only going to own one camera between those two it would be the XT30 for it's versatility. But if I want a second camera for weekend fun? It's the X100V :)
@@BoorayPerry I agree, absolute fun 😁 incredible little piece of machine. Here in Moscow, market is different, I can get one x-t30 and two f2 primes or Nikon Z5 with kit for the price of 100v! Of course I'll get the 100v if I can afford it and keep it for specific use, but for now I focus on necessity and spending wisely 😉
Hi there BR, Pls can you help us out with when I go change the X100F's EVF Brightness manually - the screen shows:- CHECK THE FINDER Do we know where&what the FINDER is?? I've never come across this issue with the X100's & XT's since 2012. Cheerz Fum AU ;^D
OK Booray I love it but I have not being able to get the built in flash to work especially when I want the flash to fire. I have been inside the flash setting several time with not luck at all. What am I missing.
OK so I have ordered a FUJI X-100V and after 4 hours with it I put it right back in the box and ship it where it came from . How can anyone even compare a piece a crap to the LEICA legendary and its legacy . the fuji flash don't work unless other features are off when I need them to be on the focus ring to close to the aperture and the quality of it just not even close to Leica and the menu and layout of buttons really awkward and does not even come a battery charger . Sorry fuji fans but this camera just don't cut it and if anyone thinks it's a professional camera I don't know what professionalism is. The Sony DSC-RX100 VII take amazing stunning photos way better the fuji so my cameras are Leica Q3 , Hasselblad XD2 100 and for my everyday the Sony DCS RX100
Omg! Next time you upload another video make sure to talk less at the beginning of the video people just need to know about some helpful information honestly brother.
No don't assume that we know what to do just because you know what to do. I need to know how to turn it on, set the date/time/location and link it to my cellphone. You've just skipped those bits. Bloody hell, what am I meant to do?
Dude you keep saying there are 7 things you do to your camera. You repeat this over and over and over and over. Just say them. Don't spend time saying you are going to say them. EDIT YOUR VIDEOS !!! MY GOD !!!!
Haha, my thoughts exactly, but you beat me to it. He actually says it seven times before he does the seven things to his camera, imagine if he did 30 things to his camera! This video could be done in less than a minute with editing. At least there wasn’t any dreadful background music.
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1. Set image quality : FINE
2. Set Raw recording: Lossless compressed
3. Set AF + MF : ON
4. Set MF assist: RED
5. Set touch screen mode: Touch shooting
6. Set ISO auto settings: Auto 1
7: Setup menu: power management: autopower off: 5 min.
Thanks Booray for the x100V setup tips. I watched many X100V setup videos , and your made the most sense. I appreciate you doing this for all the x100 shooters. Enjoy your site and all the great video tips and techniques.
Waited almost 3 months for my special order of my Fuji X100V and picked it up today. This video was really helpful and easy to follow.
This video is a superb "here's what I do first" video. But the important parts are your detailed rationales for WHY you're doing each of those 7 things. Bravo! Now I'm a Subscriber! And I will check out your podcast as well!
Thanks!
I've watched a lot of these videos to clear my priorities but this one is the only one that goes straight to the point and consider what really matters (in less than an hour).
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks!
Many thanks for posting this. After dusting off my X100F (It was in a Dry-Box for over 2 years) I needed some help.
Thanks for watching! :)
You were so very helpful! I took photography as part of my commercial art degree forty-five years ago, but with children, work and life in general I rarely used (had a Minolta film camera which I love(d). Anyway, you made this so very easy and at 63 I’m ready to try my hand at it. Will definitely keep you on my “watch” list! Thank you again!
Thanks for watching😁
Very helpful!!! I just got an x100v and I am trying out your initial settings! Thanks a lot!
the main reason not to use lossless raw is many applications can't edit it. uncompressed is more compatible and much faster editing.
1. It changes every time. Never the same.
Pro stay raw. Family jpegs. Street stuff both jpegs and raw.
Never the same
Thank you for this! I just bought the x100v and appreciate the professional tips & tricks to using it properly right out of the gate. Planning on using it when I go to Europe next month and to Iceland in October. Can’t wait to see what the photos look like. 😁👍🏼
Great quick run-thru. Very helpful
First thing to do for me is to set Pre AF to off as it drains the battery because of the focussing work
Good tips. Thanks. I set the top function button to Raw. When I find a scene I plan to edit, I make a Raw; otherwise, I use it as a family trip camera so JPEGs are fine.
I like that idea
I usually set the ovf/evf display settings to be sure that only shutter speed. ISO, aperture and focusing distance scale show. Another screen can show other settings if I need them
I haven't really spent much time on that but it's interesting. I have looked at making the fonts bigger which is cool. :)
2 also changes. Never the same. If it’s dark or shadows I go uncompressed
For the touch screen settings, default is AF shot. I would suggest using touch screen to toggle between shoot, AF and off.
Booray, Here with my brand spanken' new X100V (switching from an X-T20) and am following along with all your recommendations. Like you, this is going to be my 'fun' camera, so am with you on opting for jpegs and color profiles. Will check out your video on button set up next. Then, on to plugging in some new film simulations. Thanks a bunch for all these videos.
Thanks Craig! You are going to love it. It will be a big adjustment switching from a camera with variable focal lengths but for me that's just been part of the fun. 😁📷
a very good video ! thanks brief and straight to ther point.
@BoorayPerry Hi all, default setting for Touch Screen Mode is AF.
Thanks. I just changed my new camera settings according to your video! 👍🏻
Booray, I love the way you explained how you setup auto ISO using the 100v. I also watched the full ISO video using the F version. I've always liked using auto ISO and on the 100 series, it even makes more sense. You just want to take pictures! I can say that in the past I've struggled at times with auto ISO, and the reason, a lot of people want to limit noise so they set the high limits to a lower number, maybe something like 1600. Well in theory this sounds great, but the problem is the camera always tries to get the correct exposure and if it has to it will go below your lowest set shutter speed setting. This is why your setting of 12,600 is so important and I think it's really the key to using auto ISO. Thanks for all the work on the 100 series camera.
Exactly. :)
Really great walk though on getting set up.
Thanks for a very interesting video! The V is my first X100 and wasn't sure which were important settings and have now used your guidelines
Good Video. Information was clear. Thank you.
Touch screen mode should be set to "area" imho. Place the area of af with right thumb then take the picture with the shutter button.
Booray or other readers - Can anyone advise on if it's possible to have the front or rear control wheels changed to adjust my aperture settings?
Also, I was getting tripped up repeatedly by the AF mode on the rear LCD constantly shifting to all sorts of weird settings. In Ken Rockwell's "Users Guide for the Fuji X100V" (on his website, not his RUclips channel) he has a really helpful video imbedded in the Users Guide that shows how to make the changes in the LCD's behavior. I found it super helpful.
I checked the custom button choices and it doesn't look like either one will allow you to adjust your aperture.
@@BoorayPerry thanks, that’s how it seemed to me as well. It seems you can turn the front dial into a sort of program mode (a combo/hydraulic of aperture and aperture). But when i tried that it doesn’t actually show you your aperture setting in the evf or lcd.
This was perfect! Thanks!
Hey Photographer, I am also in the TPA Bay area, Z-Hills, I enjoy your videos!! Keep ‘em coming..
I just bought a x100v and i would like to know how you set the view mode! Actually i dont like to have the lcd screen on, but i would like to have an option to quickly turn on or off the lcd. Can you make a video about it? Thanx and congratulations to your channel .
Go into menu/setup (the wrench)/screen setup/view mode settings. To map it to a button just long press the button and the mapping choices will show. Select "view mode"
Booray, I'm sitting here with my new X100V next to me, as i work through each of these set steps. Have watched all your earlier X100 explanatory videos as well. Very helpful; thanks a million! Craig
That makes me feel great! I know it's daunting with a new menu system. :) I'm still working on the X-T4
I set mine to back Button focus. I find it much easier to use. Needs a bit of getting used to and may not be for everybody.
you make one of the best x100 videos!! Thank you!
Thank you!
Pros know that any adjustment in raw is more effective and aesthetically pleasing than that done in JPeg. The X100V rewards Jpeg shooters by offering film simulation options, but shooting raw will always offer the potential for a better finished product. Of course, if you are using the X100V for a break from the usual DSLR shooting and processing drudgery, than shooting in Jpeg is probably the best choice.
I find the tips and advices really useful !! cheers
Thank you that was helpful
I’m waiting for my X100V, so this video is extremely useful to me. Thank you so much 🙏😋
Thank you!
Booray, woooh, super helpful! I wondered how to make better use of those three different auto ISO setting options!
Good tips. Also in power management put the camera in boost mode
Booray, I have the 100T, the 100F, and was anxiously waiting for the XPro-3, so I can use a longer lens. And just before I went to clunk down $2,000 to get the XPro-3, the XT-4 came out, that stopped me on my track, now I'm not sure if I still want to get the Pro-3, or I will just go for the XT-4. And now 100V? I'm standing here with my money in the pocket and totally lost...
I don't know why I'm only now seeing this comment! I don't think you could make a bad decision on those cameras but I'm curious to know what you bought! :)
@@BoorayPerry Hi, I have not made a purchase yet, actually still lugging around my 100F. I'm too greedy I want all of them.
@@arcadian91007 It was very hard for me to sell my X100F :)
@@BoorayPerry Oh I hear you, I will never let go of my 100F. I'm just very anxious to have an interchangeable lens body. It seems that if I have a longer portrait lens, XT-4 may balance out better than the Xpro. But I came from film SLR, and I'm in love with composing thru the OVF, really don't want to give that up for a 100% EVF... It feels like you're in a submarine, no windows, electronic imagery only. stuffy almost....
So...I don't know, Fuji sure made it very difficult, haha...
What about the heating issue? I also live in Florida and if the thing overheats, not much use in Florida Summer sun for street photography,
Great explanation of your settings. Thanks for sharing =)
OH MY GOSH 😃!! thank you for this. I just got mine yesterday. I felt exactly as you described in the beginning. This helps TREMENDOUSLY! ☺️
That's so great! Glad I could help. :)
Thank you for this! This is exactly what I needed to know! :)
Agree with your point about a protector filter being an extra piece of glass in front of the lense. Do you think when just that is installed the inherent beauty of the camera is compromised or that it takes away from the way the camera can be used innocuously. Appreciate your opinion.
I think it takes away from the best of the camera but there are others who like the look so to each his own. The only reason I use a lens good is so I don't have to keep a cap on it. 😁
@@BoorayPerry thanks, am in a dusty and humid climate so am thinking of installing the lense protector instead of the cap , it doesn't protrude as much as a hood therefore keeps the profile pretty compact. But, as you say will need to clean the glass , c'est la vie
@@AaronAnalog1 Yes. All great reasons and there are times I do use a filter but I just don't like having one all the time. This is my third X camera and I haven't scratched a lens yet. :)
@@AaronAnalog1 thanks for the recommendation, I concur, protection filter now attached.
@@AaronAnalog1 does it matter which way the adapter ring goes on, if it's attached with the 'lugs' next to the control ring it looks more streamline when filter attached. Suspect this is wrong for a hood but is it ok otherwise
Awesome and timely as mine arrives tomorrow! (25th)
Love your channel ! Thank you
Nice. Mine arrives on Friday. Aren’t you afraid of accidentally taking shots by inadvertent touching the LCD screen when walking around with your 5 min setting with the screen set to touch shooting? That’s why I have avoided using that in the past
thank you so much for a great review.
what camera strap are you using here?
If you look in the description there's a link to all my gear. I'm in my car at the moment so I don't have it handy 😀
Have u tried the mk1 x-100, I saw you had the Second version... As I'm getting sublime analogue film bliss with this first incarnation
I haven't! I have owned the S the F and now the V
This was SO helpful !! THANK YOU much appreciated
Thank you!
Super helpful!!
Getting ready to put in the battery now, as a newbie I’m a bit overwhelmed
Lol... That's natural. 😁
Update: midlife crisis I now own the S10 as well, 😃
@Booray What are you shooting this on? Video is insanely crisp.
A Logitech webcam 😁
Booray, Help!! So I’ve had the fuji x100v since launch. The auto ISO settings don’t seem to work as expected and I don’t know if it’s something I’m doing wrong. On my auto iso settings I will put it on default sensitivity 160, max sensitivity 12800, and min shutter speed 1/250. However, when I put my aperature to f2, shutter speed on A, and iso on A, in darker situations, the shutter speed will still drop lower than the 1/250 that I set as the minimum. Why is this happening?? Any help would be appreciated!
We think a lot alike!
Thanks for sharing this
Sound advice, thanks !
Thank you
booray, Im planning tp get my very first camera, I'm not really into professional stuff, but I just wanna shoot mainly pictures of my family and street photography, maybe some city landscape for my travelling. Xt3 body is on sale right now for 1350 canadian dollar, regular price was 1800, same as the x100v, should i go with the xt3 or X100v?
Thanks for this. Just got mine so I'm a bit bamboozled! ;)
Thx 🙏
1 thing to do is go and return it and get X-t30, is much better in many ways, smaller, more compact, perfect for traveling and street photography has much better grip, bigger viewfinder, more practical because u can change lenses, not fixed lens! Yes it's not weather sealed but got same sensor and processor as 100v. X-t30 is cheaper even if you add two f2 prime lens to the price.
I did a lot of research before I upgraded to the x100v including using the xt30 for a week. It's a fine camera and I actually own one I use it as a backup for my professional gear. I made a video here on my channel comparing the two. Ultimately I decided to stay with the x100v because of quirky features like the leaf shutter and the built-in neutral density filter and just the joy of using the camera. 😁
@@BoorayPerry very wise, really great camera no doubt, I am talking price wise. I recently had a test drive for majority of fuji cameras, this camera is ridiculously overpriced for features no body going to use everyday, the nd filter and leaf shutter awesomeness. The ergo and flexibility of this X100 cameras is really disappointing. BTW thanks for ur reply and the video 😊
@@Ali.lensman I don't think it is overpriced. An xt-30 with a 23mm f2 lens to match is only $70 cheaper than the X100V. With that you get interchangeable lenses, which is huge, but you lose the leaf shutter which greatly affects flash and the built in ND filter. More importantly, you lose style and that's something that is very important to owners of the x100V.
The best comparison I can make is that the Ford Flex SUV with an eco-boost engine is as fast as a Dodge Challenger... but the Dodge Challenger is more fun to drive. :)
As I said in one of my videos, if I were only going to own one camera between those two it would be the XT30 for it's versatility. But if I want a second camera for weekend fun? It's the X100V :)
@@BoorayPerry I agree, absolute fun 😁 incredible little piece of machine. Here in Moscow, market is different, I can get one x-t30 and two f2 primes or Nikon Z5 with kit for the price of 100v! Of course I'll get the 100v if I can afford it and keep it for specific use, but for now I focus on necessity and spending wisely 😉
How do I turn off auto iso ? I wanna manually change my iso in with front dial
Just turn the dial. 😁
nice video
Just got my x100V. Your video was very helful to me! Thank you! :)
Default setting is touch shooting =)
Hi there BR, Pls can you help us out with when I go change the X100F's EVF Brightness manually - the screen shows:- CHECK THE FINDER
Do we know where&what the FINDER is??
I've never come across this issue with the X100's & XT's since 2012.
Cheerz Fum AU ;^D
Viewfinder?
I love it I was very happy to find these, I just got the camera this is very helpful.
Thanks!
OK Booray I love it but I have not being able to get the built in flash to work especially when I want the flash to fire. I have been inside the flash setting several time with not luck at all. What am I missing.
@@JuanMendez-uz8fb I don't know... if the flash settings say it is on it should fire...
hi! for some reason, i cannot zoom :( I can only focus with the lense,... do you know how can i fix this? Thanks!!
Are you shooting in RAW? It doesn't work in RAW.
@@BoorayPerry mine zooms in Raw 🙂
@@chrisbusby4395 are you sure that you're not set to raw plus JPEG?
My x100V stops recording at just after the 5 minute mark -1080p 24p 100MB - is this a known issue with the 100V?
Yes. Almost all cameras that record video have an automatic cutoff because of heat.
What about the first two steps, that you didn't bother to mention?
The RUclipsr Swaggersoul's voice sounds exactly like yours, hahah.
No way! That's a clear north east accent he has... lol
My settings was already active for touch shooting when 1st set up
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Of coarse it is!!! Why don't they say Viewfinder? - It all starts happening over 60??
the x-m1 doesn't have mf assist
5 is no for me
OK so I have ordered a FUJI X-100V and after 4 hours with it I put it right back in the box and ship it where it came from . How can anyone even compare a piece a crap to the LEICA legendary and its legacy . the fuji flash don't work unless other features are off when I need them to be on the focus ring to close to the aperture and the quality of it just not even close to Leica and the menu and layout of buttons really awkward and does not even come a battery charger . Sorry fuji fans but this camera just don't cut it and if anyone thinks it's a professional camera I don't know what professionalism is. The Sony DSC-RX100 VII take amazing stunning photos way better the fuji so my cameras are Leica Q3 , Hasselblad XD2 100 and for my everyday the Sony DCS RX100
Who cares
Best Florida man
Hope your photos are more focused than this video ;)
totally for beginners, not likely to even buy this pro level camera.
2:30 If he says ONE MORE TIME 7 things that blablabka I'm out. 2:40 he said it again. I'm out. Talker...
I'm out too. Screw that guy.
Omg! Next time you upload another video make sure to talk less at the beginning of the video people just need to know about some helpful information honestly brother.
Skip ahead. Honestly brother.
@@BoorayPerry no. Practice and edit down you said the same thing 15 times
@@RussellGraf Then maybe don't watch my channel anymore? You do know that there are 3.7 million videos uploaded a day to You Tube?
@@BoorayPerry sounds like a plan
@@BoorayPerry lol people are insane. Some will comment to complain before to appreciate 😂 smh
No don't assume that we know what to do just because you know what to do. I need to know how to turn it on, set the date/time/location and link it to my cellphone. You've just skipped those bits. Bloody hell, what am I meant to do?
If you don't know how to turn it on, you are in for a bumpy ride lol :)
Dude you keep saying there are 7 things you do to your camera. You repeat this over and over and over and over. Just say them. Don't spend time saying you are going to say them. EDIT YOUR VIDEOS !!! MY GOD !!!!
Haha, my thoughts exactly, but you beat me to it. He actually says it seven times before he does the seven things to his camera, imagine if he did 30 things to his camera! This video could be done in less than a minute with editing. At least there wasn’t any dreadful background music.