Is a connon powershot sx130 good for night photography and my second question is I've been doing photography for about a month and I just got the powershot isn't good for first camera
I cannot express how much I love your aesthetic, your persona, your pace and structure of your videos - you make me want to learn everything about photography! Also, video idea - Street photography on an iPhone challenge?
Fuji's idea of having the noise look like grain instead of little square artifacts in crossword puzzle patterns was brilliant. I never think of noise when using a Fuji. I always consider that in the film days, pushing 1600 ASA film a couple of stops was the only way to go anyway.
as a new photographer that bought an xt-3 for my first camera, I had no idea that other cameras didn't do that and it was one of the first things I noticed about my higher iso photos.
Awesome video! Love the way you explain things, what to expect and not to be discouraged and just experiment. Thanks for sharing these tips. Learning a lot from you and Roman!
A really captivating video. The soundtrack, ambience, calming narration and genuinely useful tips. I look forward to your releases especially with the x100v and minimalist approach.
this video was so beautiful. as someone whose struggled with nighttime street photography for a while, you gave some genuinely useful tips! definitely will take some inspiration from this in my future work
Love that one! Can’t help telling myself: what? That’s too short. Your flow, your edit, yours shots, your music: really a whole experience that reflects your relaxed way of photographying and yet so much focused. That’s what really sets you apart in the CZcams space! Keep it up that way Faizal 👏
I discovered your channel like 3 hours ago, instant sub, instant like, man you have improved so much the quality of your videos in less than a year it’s crazy-good, definitely check on those Fujifilm cameras in replacement of my old 17 y-o reflex
Your videos always make me feel so inspired to grab my gear,l (heck even if it’s just my phone), go out, and try again. As an anxious person who has been dealing with self-doubt, I’ve been putting a lot of things on hold, especially my photography because I’ve been feeling drained. So glad I came across your channel while looking for camera reviews. Listening to your voice and watching your videos help calm me down. I’m looking to buy a new camera soon and I can’t wait to try my hand at street photography. Thank you. I hope I can become good enough to join you in the streets in the future. ❤️
I don't know what to compliment first; your cinematographic and calming video, your advice or the fact that you also include the safety aspects in the video. Love it! keep up the amazing work!
What a great Video. I picked up my first Fujifilm (x100v) about 6 months ago. I needed to hear your comment about using a high iso at night. Very helpful. I'm always sketched out raising that iso and it results in me not taking many night photos. Thanks for the inspiration.
Faizal ... very impressive lesson. I learned a lot. Have been photographing for quite some time, but not much at night. Your video has helped me with the motivation to go out and give it a try and use some of things you've highlighted. You are a gifted teacher and a dedicated and creative photographer.
This video is a breath of fresh air for me. I am looking a nice camera mainly for street photography, and I've been watching countless videos at this point. This one hits different, though. Very nice calm vibe. Almost soothing to watch. Nice job, sir!
I find it nice to take photos at night especially with an a6000 and a manual lens, creativity flies in low light conditions. I have fun with what I have.Many tnks for the great vídeo.
Night photography is my favorite. I always get better photos at night instead during the day. It’s really cool to see someone’s SEE the same things I SEE while taking photos.
I discovered your channel in the last few weeks and I love it, I am learning so much. I am a night shooter (?) and your videos were making me want to shoot during the day... Until I saw this video. Now I'm even more sure than before that night photography is what I like.
I love shooting at night, especially after it’s been raining, puddles and rain soaked roads, especially old cobblestone ones. There’s something about the quality of the light and the overall aesthetic. Things that would otherwise look mundane during the day, are transformed at night.
I love your videos Faizal, you have a very soothing voice to listen to, your content is authentic, sincere and you’re so modest despite being a very talented photographer and content creator. There’s something special about CZcamsrs who don’t shout or brag or pretend to know everything. Keep being you! Nice one
you sir are underrated your video is produced at a movie level and you give advices not only about photography but also safety and morality keep it up i love your content ❤❤
Lovely video Faizal! I love shooting at night it has a soothing tranquility which grabs me every time I do it. You are absolutely right by saying "embrace the noise" because nowadays most digital cameras have such a nice way of handling noise as if it was grain. Just remember when there was high ISO film, the grain was dramatic and not always as nice... I shoot often up 6400 on my X-E4 and don't even bother...
Night photography is the only photography I thoroughly enjoy every minute of. Even if I get home and they are all trash photos. Just the act of having my camera out at night satisfies me.
Your calm at explaining things is what sets you apart! Keep it up….You have inspired my street photography game a ton. I have always been a bit shy doing street photography since I am a pretty big guy and kind seem intimidating to others. I don’t like the feeling of making others uncomfortable, but following your advice is allowing to get out there making sure that I don’t make others uncomfortable!
Complimenti un video eccezionale !!!! Ti seguo da prima di comprare la mia X100V e i tuoi contenuti sono sempre fonte di ispirazione. Questo video in particolare apre grandi opportunità per sperimentare nuovi scatti. Bellissimi musica e ritmo di questo lavoro. Thanks for share you job keep doing more like this 😎 Ciao from Italy !
As someone who shoots almost entirely at night, i really appreciate this video. You touched on a lot of things i do, but don't take the time to think about it clearly.
Many of your thoughts about shooting at night, seeking scenes out cinematically and pensively, the vulnerabilities and cautions, making grainy photos B&W worst case scenario, etc. all mirror my own feelings exactly. Really well-constructed and creative video, as always. I missed this one earlier this year, but just picked up an X100V - current X-T2/4, X-H1, X-Pro3 AND X-E4 owner. But my X-Pro3 was just dealt a debilitating & highly frustrating blow in the way of the back screen stopped working, and now the flip lcd touch no longer works either - this after my first two X-Pro3s needed to be returned because of the optical viewfinder issues this model experienced early on in it's release. So I decided it was time to finally give the X100V a try. I always hated that my X-Pro3 didn't have an HDMI port anyway, among other buttons on it that can't be pushed in, etc. the X-Pro3 was in many ways always lacking somehow, for me. And it's problems almost made me leave Fujifilm entirely. Almost... lol. Anyway, great scenes and thoughts in this video.
Good video... Safety at night: One thing I noticed in the video that I’d say you shouldn't do when out photographing at night is; not use headphones or earbuds as it stops you being audibly aware of what is around you. Not only for traffic ( a bin lorry or delivery truck reversing for example) but to be also be aware of possible trouble heading your way… nights means people out drinking and being drunk etc. Be aware, stay safe, enjoy.
That 4x3 aspect ratio hit me by surprise. Like always, your videos are a work of art themselves. A tip I picked (don't remember where exactly) is when shooting at night, a film simulation or custom setting with a bit of a green tint in them can help with high ISO. Won't show less grain but it usually looks better.
I am inspired here. I love shooting night photography, and I recently started shooting with film more at night. I would recommend CineStill T800 film if you have a little more experience with film. It is tungsten-balanced, and it works really well for low-light photography. If you are interested in B&W photography, Ilford and Kodak produce 3200 iso film (Ilford available in 120 and 35mm). When shooting at night, it's not a bad idea to venture out as a group.
Superb. Looking at the video footage (i.e. the city through Faizal's eyes), I'm thinking, "Yes, there's a shot! And there!" Very inspiring. I watched part of this video on my (very good and large) phone. But then I switched to a huge 4K monitor, and it's just beautiful. Watch Faizal's videos on a big screen - the videos deserve it! BTW, Mr Westcott, kudos for having the courage to set up the video camera (let's assume it's the xe-4) on a tripod, alone, at night, then walk away from it. Dang, I even watched the Squarespace bit.
Very nice work, Faizal. You have brought a whole new meaning to Street Photography. I agree how frustrating shooting at night can be. I know how obvious it can be to "follow the light". The problem with shooting into the light is that it messes up the dynamic range big time. The color grading does follow typical realistic human eyes well. By the way, what Picture Profile did you use? I am trying to figure out the best one for low light.
As usual, well done Faizal. I have only recently found you videos and I think they are very well produced and always contain a lot of useful Info. Unlike you, I shoot at night almost exclusively. Well, actually very early morning as I am a morning person. Two tips i would add: Shoot in manual mode and usually a stop underexposed. This adds a truer black to the image since the camera is not trying to push everything to a day time light. I also try as much as possible to lean against a wall or a telephone pole to keep myself steady. (I'm an old man) Or I rest the camera on a fence or something. Thanks
That's a really great video and the set of images is great too! I would like to add my own take on night time photography though: I think many people still might get scared seeing you getting out with the Fuji X100V since it isn't that much of a beginners camera. And even though I see what you mean when you say it doesn't have a great low-light performance the Fuji X-system generally handles extremely well high ISO-numbers. F2 is pretty great as aperture too. Beginners don't have that kind of gear. But I can tell that even with a beginner's SLR like a used Nikon 3000 (which is pretty bad with high ISOs) and a kit lens (which doesn't open more than f3.5 (!!!), you can get great results, especially if you're using the streetlights as spots. You just have to practice standing straight and not shaking. In such a case I would recommend opening as wide as possible, shutter speed around 1/15 to 1/30, ISO max at 1000, better around 400 (after that the images are real trash). Or just use your phone with the lightroom app for example. You'll get pretty decent results too if your phone is more or less recent.
Who here also likes shooting at night? Drop any night related questions for me in the comments :)
Have you ever tried a pro mist filter in the nightly hours?
@@DQmanglocQ I have! I don't normally use them though. I actually made a video a while back using the Moment Cinebloom filter! check it out
Is a connon powershot sx130 good for night photography and my second question is I've been doing photography for about a month and I just got the powershot isn't good for first camera
Is it good for a first camera*
I'm a beginner and I have a lot to learn and your kind of the person I look up to so I don't want to waste your time but I have more questions
I cannot express how much I love your aesthetic, your persona, your pace and structure of your videos - you make me want to learn everything about photography! Also, video idea - Street photography on an iPhone challenge?
👆🏻what they said. 😃👍
Fuji's idea of having the noise look like grain instead of little square artifacts in crossword puzzle patterns was brilliant. I never think of noise when using a Fuji. I always consider that in the film days, pushing 1600 ASA film a couple of stops was the only way to go anyway.
as a new photographer that bought an xt-3 for my first camera, I had no idea that other cameras didn't do that and it was one of the first things I noticed about my higher iso photos.
accepting high ISO is something that took me a long time to realise was not such a terrible thing... just embrace it. great advice!
Damn this is freaking amazing
Awesome video! Love the way you explain things, what to expect and not to be discouraged and just experiment. Thanks for sharing these tips. Learning a lot from you and Roman!
A really captivating video. The soundtrack, ambience, calming narration and genuinely useful tips. I look forward to your releases especially with the x100v and minimalist approach.
Beautiful beautiful video. The pace of the edit, the music, the esthetic and of course your photos make this amazing to experience
this video was so beautiful. as someone whose struggled with nighttime street photography for a while, you gave some genuinely useful tips! definitely will take some inspiration from this in my future work
Love that one! Can’t help telling myself: what? That’s too short. Your flow, your edit, yours shots, your music: really a whole experience that reflects your relaxed way of photographying and yet so much focused. That’s what really sets you apart in the CZcams space! Keep it up that way Faizal 👏
I discovered your channel like 3 hours ago, instant sub, instant like, man you have improved so much the quality of your videos in less than a year it’s crazy-good, definitely check on those Fujifilm cameras in replacement of my old 17 y-o reflex
Love seeing the progression of your story telling and video production skills 😁
I like the direction you are going with your filmmaking. Definitely different and new
Your videos always make me feel so inspired to grab my gear,l (heck even if it’s just my phone), go out, and try again. As an anxious person who has been dealing with self-doubt, I’ve been putting a lot of things on hold, especially my photography because I’ve been feeling drained. So glad I came across your channel while looking for camera reviews. Listening to your voice and watching your videos help calm me down. I’m looking to buy a new camera soon and I can’t wait to try my hand at street photography. Thank you. I hope I can become good enough to join you in the streets in the future. ❤️
What a masterpiece. This was so cinematic. I felt this video. That's the only way I can explain it.
I don't know what to compliment first; your cinematographic and calming video, your advice or the fact that you also include the safety aspects in the video. Love it! keep up the amazing work!
Your videos are amazing and always a great source of inspiration! Thank you so much for providing your experience to us and keep up the good work!
Love the pace, the tone of your voice. Instructive, relaxing and inspiring.
Mate, beautiful BEAUTIFUL video!! Incredible opening, and every shot (camera and video!) is astounding!
What a great Video. I picked up my first Fujifilm (x100v) about 6 months ago. I needed to hear your comment about using a high iso at night. Very helpful. I'm always sketched out raising that iso and it results in me not taking many night photos. Thanks for the inspiration.
Faizal ... very impressive lesson. I learned a lot. Have been photographing for quite some time, but not much at night. Your video has helped me with the motivation to go out and give it a try and use some of things you've highlighted. You are a gifted teacher and a dedicated and creative photographer.
This video is a breath of fresh air for me. I am looking a nice camera mainly for street photography, and I've been watching countless videos at this point. This one hits different, though. Very nice calm vibe. Almost soothing to watch. Nice job, sir!
Unbelievable production quality. Wow
Much appreciated!
I find it nice to take photos at night especially with an a6000 and a manual lens, creativity flies in low light conditions. I have fun with what I have.Many tnks for the great vídeo.
Sublime, sheer pleasure to just kick back and watch. Thank you Faizal.🙂
Music choice for the video is great as well! Love the episode, thanks!
Night photography is my favorite. I always get better photos at night instead during the day. It’s really cool to see someone’s SEE the same things I SEE while taking photos.
I discovered your channel in the last few weeks and I love it, I am learning so much. I am a night shooter (?) and your videos were making me want to shoot during the day... Until I saw this video. Now I'm even more sure than before that night photography is what I like.
I love shooting at night, especially after it’s been raining, puddles and rain soaked roads, especially old cobblestone ones. There’s something about the quality of the light and the overall aesthetic. Things that would otherwise look mundane during the day, are transformed at night.
I love your videos Faizal, you have a very soothing voice to listen to, your content is authentic, sincere and you’re so modest despite being a very talented photographer and content creator. There’s something special about CZcamsrs who don’t shout or brag or pretend to know everything. Keep being you! Nice one
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Your videos have really leaped forwarded in quality. Awesome job!
Very good video with lots of very good advice. Respecting people's privacy is something that one NYC vlogger in particular should learn.
Simply one of the best street photography channels on YT Exceptional quality video and excellent content Well done‼️
Beautiful video, really informative. Love shooting at night, have taken lots from this that I’ll incorporate into my approach 👊
you sir are underrated your video is produced at a movie level and you give advices not only about photography but also safety and morality keep it up i love your content ❤❤
I love shooting at night something about it is just so calming
Lovely video Faizal!
I love shooting at night it has a soothing tranquility which grabs me every time I do it.
You are absolutely right by saying "embrace the noise" because nowadays most digital cameras have such a nice way of handling noise as if it was grain. Just remember when there was high ISO film, the grain was dramatic and not always as nice... I shoot often up 6400 on my X-E4 and don't even bother...
Night photography is the only photography I thoroughly enjoy every minute of. Even if I get home and they are all trash photos. Just the act of having my camera out at night satisfies me.
We said Faizal! Safty is paramount. Love your channel, big help and inspiration to my photography. Cheers bud ☺
Love your videos, Faizal. This edit is wonderful. Cheers from Norway!
This video makes me wanna go out and shoot at night! Good one, Faizal! Way to go!
You made me wander around outside for a few hours after a long day of work, great video!
Amazing choice of music, really suits this video perfectly!
Great video. Beautiful cinematography and music. Felt like a transcendental experience!
yes, what you mentioned definitely resonates with my experience. nighttime photography is completely different, requiring a slower pace to observe.
i really really enjoy your work, it's always a good moment when i watch your videos. thank u for this
Your calm at explaining things is what sets you apart! Keep it up….You have inspired my street photography game a ton. I have always been a bit shy doing street photography since I am a pretty big guy and kind seem intimidating to others. I don’t like the feeling of making others uncomfortable, but following your advice is allowing to get out there making sure that I don’t make others uncomfortable!
Another channel which I think you'll love is William Sheepskin, he onlyt shoots film but his videos feel similar to Faizals!
Thank you Faizal. Very easy and informative video. Nice pictures. All good for you
Love this! Shooting at night is such a blast! 🔥🔥
Complimenti un video eccezionale !!!! Ti seguo da prima di comprare la mia X100V e i tuoi contenuti sono sempre fonte di ispirazione. Questo video in particolare apre grandi opportunità per sperimentare nuovi scatti. Bellissimi musica e ritmo di questo lavoro. Thanks for share you job keep doing more like this 😎 Ciao from Italy !
Thanks for all of your videos, especially this one since I normally head out at night in NYC trying to learn to shoot better photos
The vibes if this video 👌🔥 it gets me motivated to go shoot at night
Never mind everything else, your voice is amazing!
As someone who shoots almost entirely at night, i really appreciate this video. You touched on a lot of things i do, but don't take the time to think about it clearly.
I love experimenting with motion with blue light when it's past sunset, it's one of my favorites.
Some of my favorite shots of yours by far are in this video 👏
I love your work and your channel. I have learned so much!! Thank YOU for sharing...
Many of your thoughts about shooting at night, seeking scenes out cinematically and pensively, the vulnerabilities and cautions, making grainy photos B&W worst case scenario, etc. all mirror my own feelings exactly. Really well-constructed and creative video, as always. I missed this one earlier this year, but just picked up an X100V - current X-T2/4, X-H1, X-Pro3 AND X-E4 owner. But my X-Pro3 was just dealt a debilitating & highly frustrating blow in the way of the back screen stopped working, and now the flip lcd touch no longer works either - this after my first two X-Pro3s needed to be returned because of the optical viewfinder issues this model experienced early on in it's release. So I decided it was time to finally give the X100V a try. I always hated that my X-Pro3 didn't have an HDMI port anyway, among other buttons on it that can't be pushed in, etc. the X-Pro3 was in many ways always lacking somehow, for me. And it's problems almost made me leave Fujifilm entirely. Almost... lol. Anyway, great scenes and thoughts in this video.
Good video...
Safety at night: One thing I noticed in the video that I’d say you shouldn't do when out photographing at night is; not use headphones or earbuds as it stops you being audibly aware of what is around you.
Not only for traffic ( a bin lorry or delivery truck reversing for example) but to be also be aware of possible trouble heading your way… nights means people out drinking and being drunk etc.
Be aware, stay safe, enjoy.
One of my favourite videos of you to date!
Love this type of content. Great video!
Been waiting fir this video 📹 👏
Love all the b-roll!! So good!
BEAUTIFUL tips - I'll put it to use in my night photowalk tomorrow! Night photo has trained me to become meditative and to go within myself!
Love that!
Just come across your youtube page and very impressed. Needless to say I have subscribed and looking forward to more excellent videos from you.
I don't know how to describe this video, but it's look like a movie especially the night footage and I love that:)
Great Video as always Faizal! Will try out some ICM next time out in the night!
That 4x3 aspect ratio hit me by surprise. Like always, your videos are a work of art themselves. A tip I picked (don't remember where exactly) is when shooting at night, a film simulation or custom setting with a bit of a green tint in them can help with high ISO. Won't show less grain but it usually looks better.
4x3
@@kevincarver4759 Oh, you're right. My mistake. Thanks, fixed it.
Great tips. Thank you Faizal
Damn boi I whatched that at night and this video is crazy relaxing. i love in an love your work bro
Loved the storytelling in this video!
I am inspired here. I love shooting night photography, and I recently started shooting with film more at night. I would recommend CineStill T800 film if you have a little more experience with film. It is tungsten-balanced, and it works really well for low-light photography. If you are interested in B&W photography, Ilford and Kodak produce 3200 iso film (Ilford available in 120 and 35mm). When shooting at night, it's not a bad idea to venture out as a group.
great tips and soothing voice to listen in
Superb. Looking at the video footage (i.e. the city through Faizal's eyes), I'm thinking, "Yes, there's a shot! And there!" Very inspiring.
I watched part of this video on my (very good and large) phone. But then I switched to a huge 4K monitor, and it's just beautiful. Watch Faizal's videos on a big screen - the videos deserve it!
BTW, Mr Westcott, kudos for having the courage to set up the video camera (let's assume it's the xe-4) on a tripod, alone, at night, then walk away from it.
Dang, I even watched the Squarespace bit.
good video, its also good to have a black mist filter for shooting at night, it makes the lighting even more beautiful
I love nigjt photography.
I'm still learning all the settings.
My last time out was awesome.
Great Video. I'm from Germany and you got me into street photography😊😊
I have a black pro mist on my xe4 w xf35mm f1.4 and the x100v. fun fun night shooting. such a dream.
Love the vibes man 😍
Mate, I think you are more of a night time photographer than you think. The shots in this were great 👍
Love your style, close to asmr. Getting you those long view times ;)
Your music choice and sound design was top notch.
Really well done. Thanks for making and posting the video.
this was filmed and edited beautifully
music selections were on point for this vid d00d
vid soothing man I love night photography
I always find peace, every time I watch your video.
Good to see Sergio shooting with you, great combination you two
Been waiting for a new video
Very nice work, Faizal. You have brought a whole new meaning to Street Photography. I agree how frustrating shooting at night can be. I know how obvious it can be to "follow the light". The problem with shooting into the light is that it messes up the dynamic range big time.
The color grading does follow typical realistic human eyes well. By the way, what Picture Profile did you use? I am trying to figure out the best one for low light.
Shooting at night is the best if you’re into the cinematic and moody vibe, I find it relaxing and therapeutic 🥰
I love your videos especially this one, it reminds me of the Blade Runner movie 👌🏽
As usual, well done Faizal. I have only recently found you videos and I think they are very well produced and always contain a lot of useful Info. Unlike you, I shoot at night almost exclusively. Well, actually very early morning as I am a morning person. Two tips i would add: Shoot in manual mode and usually a stop underexposed. This adds a truer black to the image since the camera is not trying to push everything to a day time light. I also try as much as possible to lean against a wall or a telephone pole to keep myself steady. (I'm an old man) Or I rest the camera on a fence or something. Thanks
As a fellow old man (a fellow old fellow...), I lean on walls and telephone posts to steady myself even when I'm not taking photos 😉
The music is amazing. Remind me of a movie named Tron
You are a very thoughtful guy. Nice video
I love the new aspect ratio for the video!
I wish my X100V had the same IBIS that my GR III did. It's a game changer. Outside of that, some great perspective, Faisal.
That's a really great video and the set of images is great too! I would like to add my own take on night time photography though: I think many people still might get scared seeing you getting out with the Fuji X100V since it isn't that much of a beginners camera. And even though I see what you mean when you say it doesn't have a great low-light performance the Fuji X-system generally handles extremely well high ISO-numbers. F2 is pretty great as aperture too. Beginners don't have that kind of gear.
But I can tell that even with a beginner's SLR like a used Nikon 3000 (which is pretty bad with high ISOs) and a kit lens (which doesn't open more than f3.5 (!!!), you can get great results, especially if you're using the streetlights as spots. You just have to practice standing straight and not shaking. In such a case I would recommend opening as wide as possible, shutter speed around 1/15 to 1/30, ISO max at 1000, better around 400 (after that the images are real trash). Or just use your phone with the lightroom app for example. You'll get pretty decent results too if your phone is more or less recent.
Thanks for the great work. 👍🙂
Great vlog and very wise words and tips