Glad this came up on my homepage. I always enjoy shooting with Superia Xtra 400 on my point and shoot and love how the greens look! Will give this simulation a go on my Fuji ☺nice photos!
Thank you, I'm glad it came up on your for you page as well! I have acquired an actual roll of Superia 400 and I'm looking forward to shooting it and comparing the two!
Nice video. The part in the intro where you said "not have to edit"... That's exactly how I been feeling using the real time luts on the Panasonic S9. Have not edited a thing while shooting w/ them. And before anybody comes for me, I am subscribed to this channel, and also an X-Pro 1 owner and X-T5 owner lol.
Been debating between S9 and X100VI for the very same exact need, I want a camera that "not have to edit" afterwards. Are you happy with the S9? What lens are you using it with? Do you prefer it to X100VI? many thanks
@@SamTFLOH So far so good, I am very happy with it. Obvs two very different cameras and systems, Fuji and Panasonic…but I have both. Fuji, I just loved the colors and the simulations, but my Panasonic usage was always video, GH4 GH5 GH6, S5ii and now S9. I started shooting photos on the S5ii and liked it, but I REALLU started shooting photos on the S9 and really like it. Haven’t edited them once. The S9 is my backup body to the S5ii, but my XT5 is what it is. My photo camera also. If you don't have a dedicated camera, maybe go Fuji.. But if you want FULL FRAME photo and video, maybe go S5ii/X. The S9 is a very niche thing, you have to be prepared / warned. It's like the dessert after a good meal. The S5ii/X is the meal, the S9 is the dessert. It just has some things that the meal didn't. Do your research. Also, I am using the 50mm 1.8 on the S9. I just uploaded more images from it today, check my video. SOOC, no editing done.
haha don't worry, no one will come for you. I think the S9 was really harshly slandered online, it seems like a brilliant camera! glad you've got your hands on one and you're enjoying it
@@gabrielbailey802Huh. It's well known that if the clarity setting is adjusted at all (up or down) the camera has a 1-2 second storing time upon taking the picture. If you set the clarity to 0, you can take pics back to back without issue.
Glad this came up on my homepage. I always enjoy shooting with Superia Xtra 400 on my point and shoot and love how the greens look! Will give this simulation a go on my Fuji ☺nice photos!
Thank you, I'm glad it came up on your for you page as well! I have acquired an actual roll of Superia 400 and I'm looking forward to shooting it and comparing the two!
Nice video. The part in the intro where you said "not have to edit"... That's exactly how I been feeling using the real time luts on the Panasonic S9. Have not edited a thing while shooting w/ them. And before anybody comes for me, I am subscribed to this channel, and also an X-Pro 1 owner and X-T5 owner lol.
Been debating between S9 and X100VI for the very same exact need, I want a camera that "not have to edit" afterwards. Are you happy with the S9? What lens are you using it with? Do you prefer it to X100VI? many thanks
@@SamTFLOH So far so good, I am very happy with it. Obvs two very different cameras and systems, Fuji and Panasonic…but I have both. Fuji, I just loved the colors and the simulations, but my Panasonic usage was always video, GH4 GH5 GH6, S5ii and now S9. I started shooting photos on the S5ii and liked it, but I REALLU started shooting photos on the S9 and really like it. Haven’t edited them once. The S9 is my backup body to the S5ii, but my XT5 is what it is. My photo camera also. If you don't have a dedicated camera, maybe go Fuji.. But if you want FULL FRAME photo and video, maybe go S5ii/X. The S9 is a very niche thing, you have to be prepared / warned. It's like the dessert after a good meal. The S5ii/X is the meal, the S9 is the dessert. It just has some things that the meal didn't. Do your research. Also, I am using the 50mm 1.8 on the S9. I just uploaded more images from it today, check my video. SOOC, no editing done.
haha don't worry, no one will come for you. I think the S9 was really harshly slandered online, it seems like a brilliant camera! glad you've got your hands on one and you're enjoying it
You're intro colors and vibe is absolutely beautiful great job.
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Glad I found your channel! Keep up the good work!
Thank you, I'm glad you found my channel as well!
wow, love these pictures. I need to try this recipe
Thank you, I appreciate that! hope you enjoy it!
Really excellent video and your photos feel so human
Thank you! I appreciate that a lot!
For the video clips, did you use the same film simulation? I love the tones. I'm going to be trying it out on my XS20 this weekend!
no I didn't, but I do want to shoot a video soon with film simulations! for this I used my Sony ZV-E1!
Really great editing on the video! I would love to see some shots a tad longer tho
Thank you! Always tricky to know how long to flash the shots up for!
Really nice video :)
Thank you very much!
Great video! ❤
Keep going! What simulation gonna be next? 😊
Thank you! good question, I think Reggie's portra is on my radar
Ive had this locked in my custom settings for a few weeks now.. you’re the first person I’ve seen mention it.. I can’t stop using it ❤
It’s a good one for sure! I’ve just had it locked in for a while now
So wish I could do this kind of thing in South Africa, but I value my life so I cant.
awww man, you do have access to some incredible scenery though!
How did you feel about the slowness due to the clarity config setting?
I actually didn't feel like I experienced any slowness at all... so I guess it didn't bother me?
@@gabrielbailey802Huh. It's well known that if the clarity setting is adjusted at all (up or down) the camera has a 1-2 second storing time upon taking the picture. If you set the clarity to 0, you can take pics back to back without issue.
Nice shots, but your music choice make my ears bleed. Had to stop the video.
Haha ouch! Sorry it didn’t hit the spot 😳
Sorry to hear about your ears. Personal preference. I liked it quite a bit.