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That is awesome! Am sure you’re going to enjoy this little 30 macro lens 😉😁

Hello, well let’s just say that I shoot food usually at around 1/64th of the power of the AD400 pro. So you could shoot an AD300 pro at 1/32 and AD 200pro at 1/16 or even an AD100pro at 1/8th 😏 so no need for a 600w continuous light! (Also less light on all the time - more enjoyable). That said, you could totally use a continuous light if you don’t want to or can’t get a flash. Hope that helps

@@cris_photography thank you for responding! Subscribe! Just one more thing, i get this double diffused soft box into a scrim. Is ad200pro enough at f8-11, ss250, iso 100?

Thanks mate - appreciated. The 200 pro should be enough yes. Now that said, why would you shoot at base ISO and 1/250 of a second? I would shoot at 1/125 (unless you really need that to kill ambient light) so you can gain a little bit of light and reduce the flash power. Even 200 ISO should be fine (and right there that’s 2 stops of light that you reduce from your flash 😌) my couple cents 😉

@@cris_photography got it! Im excited to do more food photo! I am never a photo guy and more on video! Thank you!

Hum? A jack 3.5 is all you’re probably missing… type online “picture of a jack 3.5 cable” lol

The usual ones (vivid, natural, classic, BW, BW HC, etc.) I think any camera can be good for street but it all depends on what you want and what’s most comfortable to you. Take care

Amen to that!

Hello there, I use a BenQ SW272U currently (review on this channel). Great photography monitor!

It doesn’t! How strange!

It would indeed! Lemme get with Fuji real quick… see what I can do 😁😁 Meantime am reviewing the new and old zoom lens on a T5… video coming soon

@@cris_photography I’ll look forward to it.

Exactly!

I would say the "more megapixels = more noise" comparison would make sense if you compare the same generation of processor/sensor. Even that might not be absolute. For example the XT3 and XT4 have the same sensor and processor, but I've seen tests that prove to me that the XT4 exhibits less high iso noise. That being said the XH1 compared with the XT3 seems to have slightly less noise in video, but the XT3 noise is much more pleasing to my eye. It seems that even if you lower the NR to -4 on both, the XH1 seems to be applying more NR than the XT3. It could be something different, but at least that's how it looks.

I agree! The things they removed aren’t that important to me - however the price is! Take care

It does 👍🏼

It is the same as the GFX 100 II yes

@@cris_photography Thanks for sharing - I would like to know if you think it has the same quality as Hasseblad or one surpasses the other - Regards

@rubiseltovilla1827 I think the are very similar in terms of mp and quality, but you’ll want to check the lenses and that’s what will determine grandly the final IQ. But I think Fuji came a long a way and they make amazing cameras for the price point.

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Thanks!

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Awesome!

Great! I know It can be tricky hence the video. Enjoy your home studio 😏😉

Dont know the maximum recording time (didn’t test it since I don’t record videos on such a small camera). Max res is 4K and max gram rate is 30p

It’s the closest camera to compare it to - especially with it’s fame. Also, I personally have a beef with the lack of interchangeability of the lenses so yep 😁

Not that I know of 😰

I hear ya 😉

Ya thought of that of course, but technology wise - they could work it out no?

@@cris_photography No, not necessarily. Heat, space, price. You have to compromise at some point. The camera being bigger is no good. We shot for ages with a single slot and the product positioning isn’t top pro in the line.

Hello! Pretty much all in auto settings besides the FOV that was set to normal. Did you have a specific point you wanted to know? Cheers!

@@cris_photographyI'm curious how you managed to dive out the window in normal mode?

Yep, I agree with battery longevity (IF you know how to use it that is) and WR is definitely something I’d love to have/see in this series Cheers

You and me both! I still rock my XT2 and XT3 - imagine that 😉😎

Nice setup! 😉

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Thanks for the additional feedback and info!

You can change the film simulation in Lightroom in post when you shoot RAW 😊

@@cris_photography yes I know, but it will be so useful to do it directly in the camera. That’s why Fuji has this function right? 🤷‍♂️

Eh? I can do that on my XT2.

Of course when shooting RAW you can save as many jpegs as you like, using whichever film simulation you want, using the in-camera RAW converter. It would be nice to use the film simulation dial to do that though. Preview the image, turn the dial to select the film simulation, hit save.

Not gonna happen but would be great

Phone model? Cable used is a hollyland cable? Did you restart the phone?

Hello! I don’t recon you can put an ND or CPL on it and no, no tilting screen sorry!

@@cris_photography thanks so much for your quick reply - despite the info am still a bit tempted!

The only drawback for some is the size and that’s a difference that can’t be overlooked. But otherwise yes, XT5 is the way to go

@tedormsby Size and weight is the issue. X-T5 is no good for me.

Hello! Shoot me an email contact@crisphotography.info

@@cris_photography Hey man, thanks for interested! Done, I just sent an email to you!

Yep… my very thoughts…

weather sealing, more dials and 27 mm is not 23. Arent the files smaller on the 100vi? optical view finder as well.

weather sealing, optical viewfinder, built in ND filter, to name a few.

Hey there! Honestly the built is not that bad and VERY similar to an X100 camera (it’s basically plastic). The only thing is the lens swapping ability that to me makes it a game changer vs the X100V but it all depends on what every one needs Take care!

I see! Ya I myself became more of a 24/28 full frame focal length more than a 35 (23 equivalent APS-C). The 35mm of Fuji (50 full frame) isn’t bad for portrait and I took some amazing portraits with it but not my focal length or choice either (not so nifty the fifty 😁🤟🏼)

​@@cris_photography, agreed totally. I would like to try the 35mm (on Aps-C) for portraiture, not travel or street photography.

Right????

Yep - that’s an awesome combo indeed!

Hello 👋🏼 oui je l’ai publiée hier soir sur ma chaîne française (Cris sans H) A bientôt 😊

Awesome! 😃

You might want to learn to use it?

@@cris_photographybooooom 🎉 hahahaha

For tracking is so bad, for for single point auto focus the only way using this camera😅

@nandysullivan3005 did you see my dogs shots? He didn’t pose for me - he was literally waking and out of 47 shots not a single blurry one (in tracking mode)

Cameras don’t take blurry photos. Photographers do.

I agree!

X-T30 doesn't have a d-pad either

I hear ya! Thanks for the feedback

@@jlee104 yup and I didn't buy that either. If you weren't interested in video the xt30 was arguably a step backwards. I think Fuji are concerned that the xt** line is too powerful and would hinder xt* sales if they don't cripple it in the most ridiculous ways. Releasing the xt50 at basically the same price as the xt5 also implies this.

@thomashill5768 "Amazing how Fuji have snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. " Do you have access to X-T50 pre-order figures? For all we know it could be the most pre-ordered Fuji after the X100VI.

@JackBurton-qp4hc bam - well said 😂😂 (I have access personally and it’s insane)

Imo the price is more than ok, for an uptodate camera with all the latest tech and the capability to change lenses. I’d go with this and get a 27mm pancake to keep it small almost like an X100VI. Cheers!

Wait for the x100vi and sell it for $$$ then buy the xt50

I would rather pay a little extra to get their bigger brother, the X-T5. X-T50 & X100VI both are way too overpriced. You could even save some dollars by getting a used X-T5. IMO, X-T5 is the better choice. If you are only into the vintage/film camera-like design, just get a Nikon ZFC instead.

Before you buy the X100VI take a look at Samuel Streetlife’s review of it!

I agree!