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I've tried the other Instax cameras in the past but never considered to have one until now. And I'm pretty sure most of the Instax cameras are similar in settings. From what I'm hearing, people are saying the Wide 400 is more of step back than a step forward. And while the specs may not be there, one thing that I didn't mention about in this video is the fun factor that it brings out. It's a fun camera to use! And it's important to remember that most Instax cameras are made for the casual users in mind and while the photos may not always come out 100% perfect, seeing all the photos come together brings out the magic. ✨

@@russellrabanal - that's what I think the most. I think it's about the fun. When I brought my Instax out to an event, everyone smiled upon seeing it. I get mixed responses from any other camera. :)

Thanks man. I appreciate it. A video on my pre-production process sounds like a great idea. I’ll definitely consider making one to share how I put things together. Stay tuned!

Most of the time, I've been able to nail my shots without issues and yes they are sharp! I do hear from a lot of folks who have shot with this camera do not find it easy.

That’s where the zoom comes in. It’s versatile! 16-80 is perfect for anything. At least from my experience. I can imagine if i bought a few primes for my kit, the zoom would be on my cam the majority of the time. Others will say the opposite. And thanks for stopping by!! Cheers!

i have two videos on my channel that shows you how to do that. one through quicktime or OBS.

it’s a great camera!! hope you enjoy shooting with it! ✨

yessir! 🫡

yup can’t go wrong with the 16-80. it’s the only lens i have and it’s giving me results that i’m happy with. and thanks for watching!!

appreciate thank you!!! and you can’t go wrong with the classic chrome profile. it’s one of fuji’s best film simulation.

Bouncing back from the dead! Honestly, feels good to be back.

Appreciate you for tuning in. Got more stuff to share this year.

Appreciate it man. More coming soon!

What helps is putting a mood board together and referencing photos for poses - this helps model prepare for the shoot and lets them know what you're going for. If you're just starting out, don't be ashamed about pulling your phone out and showing the models what you want. Since I worked with a good amount of people, I usually demonstrate the poses or some models pose on their own which makes things so much easier. The location you shoot at is also a good opportunity to play with the environment. Also communication and being comfortable with each other is key.

Happy scanning! 🎞️

Aye! You won't regret it man.

Would definitely love to know your thought process!

@@jenjoestar. hey jen, i'll cover details from my shoots. from choosing models to styling etc. if you have any specific questions, i'd love to cover it in future videos. thanks for watching!!

@@russellrabanal cool! Thx for the content

Really happy to be back on this. More to come! 🤝

thank you. i shared a photo at 3:00 shot at 80mm on f4. i don’t notice anything bad on my end. i really haven’t found its flaws to make me dislike certain features about this lens hence why i still shoot with it. and if the edges are not favourable, you can always crop it.

im actually working on another video showing the raw data from my shots that could help folks like you. i’m not a data type but will share that some time this month. motion shots are shot at a low shutter speed. in my shots, i’m moving with the model. but you could do this while your subject is stationary.

Looking forward to the new video 👍🏻 and will experiment with slow shutter speeds to get this effect.

start filming! find old footage your dad recorded and unlock memories. ✨✨

You'll come back with hundreds of photos if you ever visit.

Thank you!! 🩵

Thank you 🤝

Thank you thank you!! 🙏🏽

More on the way! Thank you!! ❤

Thank you!

Facts man 🫡

this one is from 92 or 93. if you are filming or viewing the footage though the viewfinder, it is in black and white. When you transfer footage it’s in color.

@@russellrabanal alright thanks I haven't been home to test on my working VCR for the color and thanks for the year as well

Does your tape say Hi8 or 8mm? I find that if you use 8mm tapes it often ejects it. You can still record and do playback but it will eject it from time to time.

thank you ✨

It's just plug-n-play. Maybe on Windows it will detect something but on Mac you don't need to download and install anything.

happy to hear this video helped! my dad filmed a lot during my childhood, i need to do the same and transfer all the videos.

i made a tutorial on my channel for vhs camcorders. VHS camcorders require a special adapter and if you don't have that - you wont be able to transfer anything. VHS tapes can be purchased via flea market, ebay or something similar to it. Hi8 camcorders are better since they have stuff available on Amazon.

I’d say it’s the capture card. If your video plays fine on the video camera then you may need to replace the capture card or cables. Check my quicktime tutorial and see if you get the same issues.