Video

you missed ramiro :( nice guide! also, bairro alto is full of small restaurants, definitely worth trying, even if somewhat touristy...

Hello ..how to book the 90 min tour with Cedrik and team? Are there fix timings when we can take these guided tours

I’m born and raised in Milan, as experienced traveller I kindly suggest to not consider July and August to visit Milan it could be extremely hot there transforming your trip in a nightmare! The best periods to visit the city are definitely October march April and may. Also other autumn and winter months are not bad if you are not afraid of a little bit of cold (not so much anymore).

Omg, I am local in Tallinn and just found your channel. It gives so much good vibes and great information. Thank you❤❤

Your CZcams name is classic Polly there is a candy in Sweden called Polly!

i love your style and your humour !!! really

my fav lens on Fuji is 35mm currant is the 35 F2 lens, I am cosidering that 55-200 lens seeing lot of good results on here

how much is for a beer ?

What is you higlight trick. I dont catch it. What ajustment is that

i know this is quite late, but you quite literally had the exact same thought process as me! the only difference is that I started with a prime, but I still feel you when you talk about how you didn't feel like shooting with it

Name of this hotel?

This is so cool! Thank you!

Where are you Polly? Because of you I've been to Porto twice and have discovered that I truly love this town much more than Lisbon. This may be a strange question, but is it possible for you to do a video about design in Estonia? Thank you!

You are absolutely lovely^^ I smiled throughout the entire video. You have a new follower 😄

This is the best video of Milan ever

nice work, thinking buy this lens....did not even think about street, I usually do primes, but this is a great idea also

I’ll be using your tips for my visit next month! Thank you :) x

Have I made a terrible mistake?? I booked 4 nights for my wife and i for August, it's her birthday so it was going to be a surprise for her. Will we enjoy it at all now, if its so quiet in August??? I cant change bookings now

Thanks for great video .. I would love to research what local food to try in Talinn when I visit soon in august ❤ 🇪🇪

Great images

film simulation apa yang anda gunakan?

I get it, CZcams video making can be a grind, the constant editing, planning and travel and fingers crossed a video idea works well enough and gets lots of views and likes, but I do miss y’all’s amazing videos and chemistry, you two are always a pleasure to watch. I’m sure things are fine and life gets busy for sure, but if I ever see a new Polly video it’ll bring a big, happy smile to my face and warm my soul. No matter what tho, I hope you are enjoying your lives and embracing all the good things to see and do in this beautiful world of ours. It’s been over a year now, and I don’t mean “where is the next video” but think of it this way: your videos have impacted me in such a way that even over a year later I’m still thinking about you guys. Anyways cheers for now and hope you have a lovely 2024 year! ❤🎉😊

My biggest thing about the old city is be warned with the cobblestones. Pack a pair of walking boots, your feet will love you for it.

❤❤grazie per il video, saremo li nella seconda metà di luglio 2024❤❤

Great video! Well done!!

Where are you these days dear lady. Are you stding photography in this lovely city

Beautiful shots Polly! Miss going out on days with the camera

wow, very nice presentation 👍🏼👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. heading to venice in less than 6 months. thanks for the info.

Thank you for the great tips! Well done!

You love Venice so much, it's so cute! 🥹

Great photographs using the Fuji 55-200

Where is the basil ice cream location? I love ice cream and would love to try it!

Great video. I've had a similar experience to you starting off with the 18-55mm, and then buying the 23mm f2, but not really feeling inspired to use it. I've now traded this in for the 55-200 and I'm excited to try this lens out!

Milan, my home since 2009-2015. I missed this place. 😢

what camera do you use to record video?

I feel like you have included alot of things others haven't - not just tge typical attractions 🎉 thank you

Thanks very interesting!! Beautiful city just got back from there 🤌🇮🇹🥰

Very much enjoyed this video, but PLEASE turn down the volume on your background music. I liked the use of the Dick Dale-ish guitar to punctuate and emphasize the drama. But the constant aimlessly noodling background music during your narration was irritating and extremely distracting! Otherwise, it was excellent and I will subscribe. I'd also like to add that these are the same two Fuji lenses that I choose to use the most. I love the full coverage from 18mm to 200mm. Plus they are relatively lightweight and compact (not to mention less expensive) that similar lenses with a larger aperture. Having said this, if I'm traveling as a tourist and only want one single lens to carry, then I also own the Fuji 18-135mm. This is a nice compact lens for the focal range and I consider it to be my Swiss Army lens. P.S. It's nice to see a cute girl with a bubbly creative personality reviewing camera equipment, as opposed to the usual sausage fest.

Very very unnecessary annoying music.

Unnecessary annoying music

What is the name of the coffee shop you are talking about 😊

I like the video! Photos colors is so nice, can you share your color recipes???

These are pretty much all extremely expensive. No budget options, no nothing. You recommend like 6000 types of fish restaurants that I'd vomit right into your obnoxious they/them hat if I could. €60 per person for a meal, are you out of your f*cking mind, lady?!

Our cuisine is amazing, fresh and simply, next time go to Porto the most cuisine experience

I recently moved from Sony with the NEX7to Fuji. I had the old X-T1 but just used it with older manual primes at that time, I de ided on a newer body and bought the X-T30 ii to complement the old but still great X-T1 my first fuji oens mainly for versatility was the XF 18-135 whi h for me was a great starter lens. I then bought a used XF10-24MMF4 and I am now on the lookout for a longer zoom my ideal was the XF 70-300 but that is close to new price even used and for almost the same price I can get a XF 100-400 but that will be a later purchase for jow. So my dilema is XF 50-200 or the mark 2 XC 50-230 a bit more reach at less than half the price and the reviews seem very favourable and I ould get a non Fuji prime as well, or keep the extra and keep saving for the XF 100-400 ? There are some great pretty cheap 3rd party primes available these days for Fuji well great in thzt not seen any really bad re iews and eevn with the few niggles these lenses have are still very close to original Fuji glass at well under half the price. Just wish Fuji would get a grip on produ tion/suppy/shipping issues and a budget model like a new A series would be welcome as well.

I visited Milan last year and agree with you that it is amazing. Here is what I would add to your fine video. You mentioned the cemetery, but you didn't show any of it. It is so insane as to be indescribable. You did not mention Leonardo's Iron Horse replica. It isn't too far out and is worth a look. You also didn't mention La Scala Opera House. It's the most famous opera house in the world and a bucket list item for anyone who even likes opera a little bit. Keep up the good work. You have a great personality for this type of travel video.

What a obnoxious britt.

I'll be visiting Venice next month, and I've watched dozens of videos about the city. but yours is by far the most detailed and informative one. the shots, the editing, the locations, everything about your videos is perfect. How do you not have 1m subscribers already? can't wait to explore the city while doing the things you have mentioned. PS: I also enjoyed your video about Milan, which I will also be visiting soon.

You are incorrect. Variable f stop doesn't have anything to do with how sharp a lens can be. If you did so much research, why didn't you conclude that the 18-55 is actually insanely good.