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I'm enjoying learning about the equipment you take with you. I live in Hawaii and just bought a FujiFilm XT-4 and the 10-24mm wide angle lens to capture its immense beauty. I have adopted some of your tips for my kit. Thanks so much!
Hey, Ian! Thanks for being a consistent coach for me through refining the photography/videography process. Love being able to apply your knowledge to my use of Fuji systems as well.
Thanks for this Ian. The world has turned sour for many of us since you posted the video, but this is an inspiration to get out and make pictures. Thank you again.
It just goes to show that having the latest and greatest gear is not going to make you a great photographer, but it’s about getting what ever camera you have and practicing the craft that’s what’s going to make you better. Im always looking for inspiration from videos like yours. Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations on the growing subscriptions. I appreciate when you explain aspects of photography that are technically complicated in more easy to understand terms. Keep up the good work!
Way cool. You give us cropped sensor folks validation. I shoot using the Canon 90D with the 32.5 megapixel sensor and it’s truly amazing. Keep up the wonder work you’re doing.
Great video Ian as always great news about nearing the 10k subscribers to well deserved👍 some good information on the filters to I always learn something from your videos keep up the great work 👍
Thanks for sharing your Fuji landscape kit with us. For my kit, I use: 1. 16-55 mm f/2.8 weather resistant 2. 12mm Zeiss 3. adapted 105mm f/2.8 macro 4. X-Pro 2 weather resistant body 5. Polarizing filter 6. Neutral density filter 7. Graduated neutral density filter 8. Heavy tripod 9. Cable release
That’s amazing on the subscriptions, well done. I’ve seen your channel grow over the past two years and very pleased for you. I hope it continues to be a success.
As usual a very informative vlog, only have the xt1 but for landscape I find that better than my newer canon and easier with the dials on the top which Fuji make it easy for us oldies coming from 35 mm, keep them coming as you are a great inspiration
Like yourself, I also grabbed the X-H1 plus grip deal at the end of last year and with the benefit of IBIS I have been able to marry it with the 16-55 2.8 lens. What a combo! I'm now in Fuji heaven. :-)
Good on you for sticking with the screw on filters - I love mine, and your early vid on the magnetics sold them to me 100%. I totally agree they are so easy to use and take away all the fiddling about, especially with cold fingers. Looking forward to seeing the Snowdonia vid with that brill "Barnes Wallace" home made bag at its best ( I still can't find an affordable equivalent for clothes etc AND camera gear sadly ). Keep going Ian, sub count will keep going up with your no nonsense and no posing style.
Have just come across your channel Ian, what an interesting and very informative video, keep up the good work. I'm looking forward to viewing your other work (have plenty of spare time at the moment!)
Nice kit changes - I use the following landscape kit now: XF14mmF2.8, XF16mmF2.8 - my mostly used focal lengths; the XF18-55F2.8-4; the XF50-140mmF2.8 - and I added the TC1.4 for that extra reach you mentioned. I have tried the 55-200mm, and its a great lens - but for some reason I just love the images out of the 50-140 "better". Just sharper & more contrast/color right out of the camera. I could do some stuff in post to get the 55-200mm images similar, but I would rather get more right out of the camera. I went w/ the two primes rather than the 10-24 because I rarely shot wider than 14mm, and those primes take my Lee Seven5 filters "better" - less vignetting issues than w/ the 72mm filter thread on the 10-24. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
Congrats on the milestone Ian. I must admit I wasn't going to watch this video since I shoot Canon and not Fuji. But after a couple of days I decided to watch because I truly love your videos and thought to myself, "So what if you don't shoot Fuji!" LOL That being said I really loved the video and wish you all the best with this channel. PS Hope you and your family are staying safe and healthy mate.
Your growing subscriber levels are well deserved Ian, you consistently deliver great content with bags of variety and some interesting locations. Always keen to see your latest video.
I only subscribed a few of days ago after stumbling across your 'Is the Fuji X-T2 still a good camera heading into 2020' video which I thought was excellent as I now own a used one I purchased recently, having decided that i want to concentrate on landscape photography for this year and needed to have an interchangeable lens system because the X-100T which I have been using for the last 4 years is a bit limiting for landscape photography although I have managed to take some half decent ones with it although I mainly used it for street & documentary and love this camera.I enjoy your no nonsense approach and none of this 'Look how brill I am' attitude that is all to prevalent nowadays. I will catch up with all your videos. This video has been very helpful for the sound advice and clear reasoning for the choices you have made with your set up. Thank you
Hi Ian, I have been watching your videos on CZcams and have decided to subscribe as I find them very intuitive and your photographs are WOW. I am in the process of upgrading possibly to an XT4. I have an old XT-100.
Really enjoyed this video Ian. I have also just bought an Xh1 for my wedding videography along with a 16-55 F2.8 and 35 F2 prime. As a landscape photographer I will certainly be picking Up the 10-24 soon. Thanks for your help
I have just been to Fuji System, and I am totally loving it and learning from you You are an awesome photograph and have so much to offer. Keep up the good works and keep shooting. Love from U.S
was just watching, your video on "which SD card is best for you" and it's very informative ,thanks for teaching us with accurate info. congrats on the 10k subs
Nice update Ian. I have just purchased a Gregory bag, got it cheap but love I can drop my tenba bag into the rucsack. Lost my filters a few months ago (Nisi glass set, fell out of my bag and floated down the rivee without me knowing) so saving up for new ones, might look into the Kase magnetic set, heard good things abt them. Congrats on the upcoming 10k subs, it won't be long methink. Looking forward to Snowdonia vlogs - love that place. Was supposed to be travelling up there next week but in light of the new on Corona today not sure us 3 60+ guys will be going - I had already decided against the Photography show before they cancelled - even though I already had my ticket. Atb Alan
Thanks Alan, sorry to hear about your filters, that sucks big time. yeah I think this corona thing will upset a lot of people's travels and plans. We've just got to stick together and help each other as best we can. Thanks again for your support 😃👍👍
Gave some good ideas for kit with this video. I have the 10-24 & 55-200 for landscapes as I don’t do indoor shooting. Also use a Cokin Nuances set of filters but interested in upgrading so will check out the one’s mentioned. Only thing I didn’t like about this vid was the changing light. Nothing you could have done as the clouds were obviously moving across, but I did find it off putting. However, I still liked it and very informative. Thanks again.
Thanks Julian, yeah that light was a pain. I could have shot it inside but it was such a lovely day and after being cooped up in the office all week I was really keen to get out for a couple of hours. Thanks for sticking with it though 😃👍👍
@@ian_worth I prefer vlogs about photography that are shot outside, just a pain with the constant light changes for you. Will always watch till the end!
I have recently purchased the Kase polariser & 100mm filter holder which fit my Lee Grads. I got so infuriated with the Lee 105mm polariser I have given up with it. The Kase circular magnetic 3 6 & 10 stop look very interesting when I am next feeling rich.Great videos Ian keep them coming please.
I shoot fuji using much the same gear - though I use the 55-200 lens which is smaller and lighter than the 50-140 with better reach. Kase filters - love 'em!
@@ian_worth I'd be really interested in a comparison of these two for landscape - especially for IQ and sharpness. The 50-140 is meant to be outstanding.
Great channel Ian, really helped me a lot. Recently upgraded my nikon apsc to a used fuji xt3 and 18 55 lens after watching how much you rated the xt2 and xt3. Using my old nikon and sigma lenses with a fuji to nikon adaptor for now . Bought the adaptor after watching your vintage lens vlog. Loving the xt3. Great work . Cheers
Another great video Ian, nice to keep up with your 2020 kit changes for landscapes, must be a photographer thing being interested in whats in other peoples bags. I've been following you since I switched to the Fuji system for landscapes last year with a XT2. I also bought a XH1 plus grip as the price was so great I couldn't resist but mine is being used for my other great passion of wildlife photography it just feels better in my hands for larger lenses, and the shutter is so quite.
Early congrats on 10k :) I hope by July you have already gone well over and eyeing 20k. Also thanks for doing your videos they really help a lot. Cheers
Hi Ian, I've been following you on youtube for a while and I'm learning a lot. I love your work and your way of explaining how we should use our equipment and the shooting techniques. Hope you always keep your gloves close so you don't freeze your fingers loll. See you soon for the next video !!
Well done on the subs Ian and well deserved, always enjoyed the channel, interesting to see what's in your bag - that XH1 looks like a nice piece of kit and for the price a bargain - I also use the Kase filter system and love them.
Have enjoyed watching your channel for a while now. Bought some firecrest filters after your review of them, will have to have a look at those kase filters now.
Thanks Dan, I think the firecrest filters are amazing, I certainly won't be getting rid of my set, I will definitely take them if I head to the coast. Grads come in really handy when the horizons nice and straight. 😃👍👍
Beautiful and inspiring photos. I'm using the poor mans version, XF 14mm, 18-55 and XC 55-230. My first lens swap will be the 55-230. I really like the Pentax-M 135mm f3.5 for landscape as well. Small and lite.
I ran across your channel while searching for a new tripod. It is mind-boggling the number of tripod choices. I agree with you about wanting a little heavier tripod for stability. Thank you for your advice and for sharing your experiences. BTW, I'm a new subscriber, I hope I can help you reach your 100K mark.
Another helpful video Ian. Like you, I made the switch to Fuji and love the system, albeit I have some saving to do before investing in some zooms! The Kase filters look good, I have seen them, but they come at a price!
The XC 50-230mm is a little underrated for landscape photography. It’s super light, sharp, has great range, and it’s affordable. It’s not fast at all, but if it’s bought just for landscapes, then I think it’s a great option.
Really like your videos and your photography, too. I'm looking for a new tripod so the Manfrotto would be quiet great. It's really interesting to see what Fuji gear you're using cause I just bought myself an X-T3 and am really loving it.
The fuji 55 200mm is a great lens i have found it has a very pleasant Bokeh on portraits great on wildlife hope to get out a bit more now i've had my heart op keep up the video's Ian i thought you may have got the xt4 lol
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I love the calmness of your videos, always a blessing to support another Fuji landscape photographer!
Cheers mallcom 👍😃
love you tutorials and vlogs, great work keep it up
Glad you like them! 🙏😀
Great landscape setup!📷👌🏾
Cheers Steve 🙏🙏👍
You have another subscriber im also a fuji xt3 shooter, realy like your video and landscapes photography keep up the good work Ian !!!!
Thanks so much, that means a lot 👍😃😃
Once again down to earth chat about cameras and kit, I love the quality of the firecrest filters, they just have the flexibility and easy to use.
Thanks Chris, Glad you enjoyed the video 😃👍
Really pleased for you about the growth of the channel. Good stuff. And an interesting bag cheers 👍
Thanks buddy 😃👍👍
I'm enjoying learning about the equipment you take with you. I live in Hawaii and just bought a FujiFilm XT-4 and the 10-24mm wide angle lens to capture its immense beauty. I have adopted some of your tips for my kit. Thanks so much!
That's awesome Chris, you've definitely got a great backdrop there in Hawaii, Keep shooting buddy 👍👍😀
Hey, Ian! Thanks for being a consistent coach for me through refining the photography/videography process. Love being able to apply your knowledge to my use of Fuji systems as well.
Thanks Andrew, much appreciated mate, i'm glad you are enjoying the content. 👍😃
Second time I’ve watched this vlog. You learn something new each time you watch. Thanks.
Awesome, thank you! 🙏😀😀
Great video, so much kit in such a small space. :)
Thanks buddy 😃👍
Always good fun a quick browse thru another photographers bag, sometimes pick up a few tips
Very true Paul, I love a bag video 😀👍
Hey, what a wonderful video. Keep up the great work! I look forward to your next video.
Thanks Stephen, much appreciated 😃😃👍
Thanks for this Ian. The world has turned sour for many of us since you posted the video, but this is an inspiration to get out and make pictures. Thank you again.
My pleasure Dale 👍👍
Great video again it's nice to see what different people have in there camera bags. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Adrian, much appreciated mate. 👍😃😃
It just goes to show that having the latest and greatest gear is not going to make you a great photographer, but it’s about getting what ever camera you have and practicing the craft that’s what’s going to make you better. Im always looking for inspiration from videos like yours. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks buddy, much appreciated.. 👍😃😃
I have been a long time subscriber, and am super excited for you and the growth of the channel. Congrats!
Thanks Nate, That means a lot buddy. 😃👍👍
Thanks Ian. Enjoy your videos and always learn something.... win win :-)
Thanks Ronald 😃👍
Keep the videos comin, I really enjoy them. Looking forward to seeing the prints when you release them.
Nice one Simon, yeah looking forward to it 👍😃😃
Great videos Ian keep them coming so that I can learn more from you about using my Fuji kit for landscape photography. S
Thanks Stephen, much appreciated mate. 😃👍👍
Just got my x-t4 so I really appreciate this video a lot. Can’t wait until we can travel again so I can get some landscapes
Nice, the x-t4 looks like a beast of a camera. I hope you enjoy your landscape photography when you can travel again 👍👍😃
Your what's in my bag was enjoyable to watch and because of that I am going to pick up an item. Cool video. Best to ya.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it 👍😃
Pretty much love that thumbnail shot so much..!!🖤
Thanks so much 😀👍🙏🏻
Nice video, keep smashing it.
Thank you too! 😀👍👍
Really appreciate this video detailing a comprehensive path forward in terms of Fujifilm landscape kit.
Thanks buddy. 👍😃😃
Always great information.
Thank buddy 😃👍
That's inspiring, I'm just starting to get my fujifilm equipment, still only have a xt30 and a 18-55 but I'm excited
You can do so much with that gear buddy, 👍👍😀
I’m really glad to see how successful your channel has become. Great work and thanks for your photography insight.
Thanks Sean, much appreciated buddy. 😃👍👍
Fellow Fuji shooter and been watching your videos, thanks for the great content. Just searching for a new tripod at the moment actually.
That's awesome buddy, keep watching you never know you might get lucky with the giveaway. ATB 👍😃😃
Congrats on reaching the 10K mark. Enjoy your channel!
Thanks buddy, nearly there 😃😃👍
Congrats on hitting 10,000. Love all your videos
Thanks mike, not quite there yet, but hopefully will be in a few weeks. 👍😃😃
Congratulations on the growing subscriptions. I appreciate when you explain aspects of photography that are technically complicated in more easy to understand terms. Keep up the good work!
Thanks buddy, much appreciated 😃👍
Great setup fine tuned from experience. Thanks for sharing.
No problem 👍 😀😀🙏🏻
Thanks for the great video and great channel overall!
Thanks for watching Logan, much appreciated 😃👍👍
Great video, I'm really enjoying your channel.
Thank you very much!
Thank Ian you for the uploads and for all the work and effort u put into them as usual excellent Paul
Thanks Paul 👍😃😃
Thanks Paul 👍😃😃
Way cool. You give us cropped sensor folks validation. I shoot using the Canon 90D with the 32.5 megapixel sensor and it’s truly amazing. Keep up the wonder work you’re doing.
Thanks buddy, much appreciated 👍👍
Ian, thanks for reviewing your gear. Most informative. That giveaway would come in handy.
Thanks Don, I appreciate your continued support. 😃👍👍
Great video Ian as always great news about nearing the 10k subscribers to well deserved👍 some good information on the filters to I always learn something from your videos keep up the great work 👍
Thanks Chris, glad you liked it mate 😃👍👍
Thanks for sharing your Fuji landscape kit with us.
For my kit, I use:
1. 16-55 mm f/2.8 weather resistant
2. 12mm Zeiss
3. adapted 105mm f/2.8 macro
4. X-Pro 2 weather resistant body
5. Polarizing filter
6. Neutral density filter
7. Graduated neutral density filter
8. Heavy tripod
9. Cable release
Sounds great! 👍👍
Very helpful video! Thank you for the content. I’m just starting out on my journey of photography and so far I’ve been having so much fun!
Thanks Jozie, glad it was helpful! Enjoy this wonderful pastime 👍😃😃
That’s amazing on the subscriptions, well done. I’ve seen your channel grow over the past two years and very pleased for you. I hope it continues to be a success.
Thanks Gareth, Thank you so much for watching over the last couple of years.. 😃👍👍
Great tips for landscape sessions. The filters I really want to try out myself to get more possibility’s.
Glad it was helpful!
As usual a very informative vlog, only have the xt1 but for landscape I find that better than my newer canon and easier with the dials on the top which Fuji make it easy for us oldies coming from 35 mm, keep them coming as you are a great inspiration
Thanks Trevor, really appreciate that buddy 😃👍👍
Brilliant videos. Well done with the subscribers. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Craig, much appreciated buddy 👍😃😃
Fantastic news on your subscriptions. It'll be because you make great vlogs & take great photos. You also seem like a nice bloke too!
Thanks Jill, much appreciate the kind words.. 👍😃😃
Quality 👌. Like the wood burning stove idea!
Awesome, cheers buddy 😃👍👍
Another top notch video!
Thanks again!
Here's hoping 10k comes around soon. Another good video, thanks. I'm only a few months in to my Fuji trip, but loving my x-t3 so far.
Thanks Glenn, much appreciated 👍😃
Almost to 10K congrats! Long time watcher glad you're continuing to produce more videos!
Thanks Steve, glad to hear you have been watching for a while. I really appreciate that. 👍😃😃
Well done Ian, great to see your channel getting the growth it deserves. Thanks for all the info over the years.
You're welcome Sam, Thank you for your support 👍😃😃
Like yourself, I also grabbed the X-H1 plus grip deal at the end of last year and with the benefit of IBIS I have been able to marry it with the 16-55 2.8 lens. What a combo! I'm now in Fuji heaven. :-)
Nice one, yeah i would love to try that 16-55. Maybe one day I will 😃😃👍
Nice one, yeah i would love to try that 16-55. Maybe one day I will 😃😃👍
Good on you for sticking with the screw on filters - I love mine, and your early vid on the magnetics sold them to me 100%. I totally agree they are so easy to use and take away all the fiddling about, especially with cold fingers. Looking forward to seeing the Snowdonia vid with that brill "Barnes Wallace" home made bag at its best ( I still can't find an affordable equivalent for clothes etc AND camera gear sadly ). Keep going Ian, sub count will keep going up with your no nonsense and no posing style.
Thanks Toby, much appreciate your continued support and comments mate 👍👍😃
What wonderful places you walk in!
Thanks Ivan, be sure to check out next weeks video, back in the mountains again 😃👍👍
Have just come across your channel Ian, what an interesting and very informative video, keep up the good work. I'm looking forward to viewing your other work (have plenty of spare time at the moment!)
Thanks and welcome, glad you are enjoying the content 👍😃
Nice kit changes - I use the following landscape kit now: XF14mmF2.8, XF16mmF2.8 - my mostly used focal lengths; the XF18-55F2.8-4; the XF50-140mmF2.8 - and I added the TC1.4 for that extra reach you mentioned. I have tried the 55-200mm, and its a great lens - but for some reason I just love the images out of the 50-140 "better". Just sharper & more contrast/color right out of the camera. I could do some stuff in post to get the 55-200mm images similar, but I would rather get more right out of the camera. I went w/ the two primes rather than the 10-24 because I rarely shot wider than 14mm, and those primes take my Lee Seven5 filters "better" - less vignetting issues than w/ the 72mm filter thread on the 10-24. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
Thanks Alan, great setup you have there mate. Keep clicking and thanks again for your support. 😃😃👍
Another informative video Ian, it’s good to get other Fuji users perspective on gear and what works for them. Keep up the good work 👍🏼
Thanks Stephen 😃👍
I got a used X-T2 based on your recommendation and I love it. I don't shoot video and it is all the camera I need for stills.
Thanks buddy, this video was shot with the x-t2. it's still great camera for sure 😃👍👍
Congrats on the milestone Ian. I must admit I wasn't going to watch this video since I shoot Canon and not Fuji. But after a couple of days I decided to watch because I truly love your videos and thought to myself, "So what if you don't shoot Fuji!" LOL That being said I really loved the video and wish you all the best with this channel. PS Hope you and your family are staying safe and healthy mate.
Thanks buddy, much appreciated 👍😃😃
Your growing subscriber levels are well deserved Ian, you consistently deliver great content with bags of variety and some interesting locations. Always keen to see your latest video.
Thanks Steve, much appreciated mate. 👍😃😃
I only subscribed a few of days ago after stumbling across your 'Is the Fuji X-T2 still a good camera heading into 2020' video which I thought was excellent as I now own a used one I purchased recently, having decided that i want to concentrate on landscape photography for this year and needed to have an interchangeable lens system because the X-100T which I have been using for the last 4 years is a bit limiting for landscape photography although I have managed to take some half decent ones with it although I mainly used it for street & documentary and love this camera.I enjoy your no nonsense approach and none of this 'Look how brill I am' attitude that is all to prevalent nowadays. I will catch up with all your videos. This video has been very helpful for the sound advice and clear reasoning for the choices you have made with your set up. Thank you
Thanks Alfie, much appreciate the subscription and I hope you enjoy the back catalogue. 👍👍😃
Hi Ian, I have been watching your videos on CZcams and have decided to subscribe as I find them very intuitive and your photographs are WOW. I am in the process of upgrading possibly to an XT4. I have an old XT-100.
Thanks Joan, your kind words are much appreciated. I'm sure the X-t4 will be an amazing camera for you. Wouldn't mind it myself 😀👍👍
Some great pack tips - thanks - Never liked my 55-200 until I tried it with IBIS, now it gets pleasing results
Great to hear! Rod 😀👍👍
Really enjoyed this video Ian. I have also just bought an Xh1 for my wedding videography along with a 16-55 F2.8 and 35 F2 prime. As a landscape photographer I will certainly be picking Up the 10-24 soon. Thanks for your help
Thanks Sean, glad you enjoyed the video mate 👍😃😃
I have just been to Fuji System, and I am totally loving it and learning from you
You are an awesome photograph and have so much to offer.
Keep up the good works and keep shooting.
Love from U.S
Thanks you so much, 👍😃😃😃
Brilliant as usual
Thanks buddy 👍😃
Great info through out the vlogs with less waffle than others I've watched as I feel I've grown out of watching some.
Keep it up.
Cheers Simon, much appreciated 👍😃
was just watching, your video on "which SD card is best for you" and it's very informative ,thanks for teaching us with accurate info. congrats on the 10k subs
Thank you so much, still got a little way to go but hopefully not too much longer 😃👍👍
Congrats on the growth of your channel Ian - well deserved Buddy :)
Cheers Alan, thank you for your continued support and comments, it really is much appreciated. 👍👍😃
Good stuff! Thanks for sharing.
The video content is so excellent, congratulations
Nice update Ian. I have just purchased a Gregory bag, got it cheap but love I can drop my tenba bag into the rucsack. Lost my filters a few months ago (Nisi glass set, fell out of my bag and floated down the rivee without me knowing) so saving up for new ones, might look into the Kase magnetic set, heard good things abt them. Congrats on the upcoming 10k subs, it won't be long methink. Looking forward to Snowdonia vlogs - love that place. Was supposed to be travelling up there next week but in light of the new on Corona today not sure us 3 60+ guys will be going - I had already decided against the Photography show before they cancelled - even though I already had my ticket. Atb Alan
Thanks Alan, sorry to hear about your filters, that sucks big time. yeah I think this corona thing will upset a lot of people's travels and plans. We've just got to stick together and help each other as best we can. Thanks again for your support 😃👍👍
I just picked up the same Kase filter set a few weeks back, really like them. Thanks Ian....
Thats awesome bill, hope they work out well for you 😃👍👍
Gave some good ideas for kit with this video. I have the 10-24 & 55-200 for landscapes as I don’t do indoor shooting. Also use a Cokin Nuances set of filters but interested in upgrading so will check out the one’s mentioned. Only thing I didn’t like about this vid was the changing light. Nothing you could have done as the clouds were obviously moving across, but I did find it off putting. However, I still liked it and very informative. Thanks again.
Thanks Julian, yeah that light was a pain. I could have shot it inside but it was such a lovely day and after being cooped up in the office all week I was really keen to get out for a couple of hours. Thanks for sticking with it though 😃👍👍
@@ian_worth I prefer vlogs about photography that are shot outside, just a pain with the constant light changes for you. Will always watch till the end!
I have recently purchased the Kase polariser & 100mm filter holder which fit my Lee Grads. I got so infuriated with the Lee 105mm polariser I have given up with it. The Kase circular magnetic 3 6 & 10 stop look very interesting when I am next feeling rich.Great videos Ian keep them coming please.
Thanks Nicky, Yeah there's nothing worse than fiddling around with stuff, it really takes away from the experience. Thanks for watching 😃👍👍
Love your content Ian! I'm a fuji shooter who loves landscape too and I really like your videos. I'm learning a lot :) Keep it up
Thanks Marc, glad you are enjoying the channel 👍😃
Fujifilm for the win
winner winner, chicken dinner. 😃👍👍
I'm looking forward to seeing your review of the filters 😀 keep up the good work
Thanks Tony, much appreciated buddy. 👍😃
Thank you for this video. The exact info I’m looking for while on a Native American mound in Ohio. Shooting dusk/night scenes 👍🏼
I shoot fuji using much the same gear - though I use the 55-200 lens which is smaller and lighter than the 50-140 with better reach. Kase filters - love 'em!
Cheers Dave, I do fancy checking out the 55-200, it would definitely suit me better i think 👍👍
@@ian_worth I'd be really interested in a comparison of these two for landscape - especially for IQ and sharpness. The 50-140 is meant to be outstanding.
Great channel Ian, really helped me a lot. Recently upgraded my nikon apsc to a used fuji xt3 and 18 55 lens after watching how much you rated the xt2 and xt3. Using my old nikon and sigma lenses with a fuji to nikon adaptor for now . Bought the adaptor after watching your vintage lens vlog. Loving the xt3. Great work . Cheers
That's awesome Ian, definitely keep hold of your nikon lenses. I love adapting lenses it's so much fun.
Sick Bag!
Cheers buddy check out this video for more info on the bag czcams.com/video/DO4gcKLhnvo/video.html
Another great video Ian, nice to keep up with your 2020 kit changes for landscapes, must be a photographer thing being interested in whats in other peoples bags. I've been following you since I switched to the Fuji system for landscapes last year with a XT2. I also bought a XH1 plus grip as the price was so great I couldn't resist but mine is being used for my other great passion of wildlife photography it just feels better in my hands for larger lenses, and the shutter is so quite.
Thanks buddy, it's a great setup 😃👍
Early congrats on 10k :) I hope by July you have already gone well over and eyeing 20k. Also thanks for doing your videos they really help a lot. Cheers
Thanks buddy, I appreciate that .. 👍😃😃
Hi Ian, I've been following you on youtube for a while and I'm learning a lot. I love your work and your way of explaining how we should use our equipment and the shooting techniques. Hope you always keep your gloves close so you don't freeze your fingers loll. See you soon for the next video !!
Thanks Alain. much appreciated all of your support and comments. in snowdonia next week, definitely needed my gloves for that one. 😃👍👍👍
Well done on the subs Ian and well deserved, always enjoyed the channel, interesting to see what's in your bag - that XH1 looks like a nice piece of kit and for the price a bargain - I also use the Kase filter system and love them.
Thanks Dick, much appreciated mate. Glad to hear you are enjoying the kase filters 😃👍
Nice tripod, lovely coffee maker.
Indeed both are nice. 😃👍
very under rated channel
Cheers man 👍
Almost to 10K congrats! As a wise man once said ...Fantastic!!!
Ha ha Fantastic buddy 😃👍👍
Have enjoyed watching your channel for a while now. Bought some firecrest filters after your review of them, will have to have a look at those kase filters now.
Thanks Dan, I think the firecrest filters are amazing, I certainly won't be getting rid of my set, I will definitely take them if I head to the coast. Grads come in really handy when the horizons nice and straight. 😃👍👍
Beautiful and inspiring photos. I'm using the poor mans version, XF 14mm, 18-55 and XC 55-230. My first lens swap will be the 55-230. I really like the Pentax-M 135mm f3.5 for landscape as well. Small and lite.
Sounds great Jamie, happy shooting 👍👌
I ran across your channel while searching for a new tripod. It is mind-boggling the number of tripod choices. I agree with you about wanting a little heavier tripod for stability. Thank you for your advice and for sharing your experiences. BTW, I'm a new subscriber, I hope I can help you reach your 100K mark.
Thanks John, I really appreciate the sub and I hope you enjoy the channel 😃👍👍
Another helpful video Ian. Like you, I made the switch to Fuji and love the system, albeit I have some saving to do before investing in some zooms! The Kase filters look good, I have seen them, but they come at a price!
Thanks Mark, yeah they don't come cheap but i do think you get what you pay for with filters. 👍😃😃
Nice video - interesting info :)
Glad you liked it! 🙏😀
The XC 50-230mm is a little underrated for landscape photography. It’s super light, sharp, has great range, and it’s affordable. It’s not fast at all, but if it’s bought just for landscapes, then I think it’s a great option.
Never thought about the xc. That might be worth a look, especially if i could get a used one cheap. Thanks for the info 😃😃👍
Really like your videos and your photography, too. I'm looking for a new tripod so the Manfrotto would be quiet great. It's really interesting to see what Fuji gear you're using cause I just bought myself an X-T3 and am really loving it.
Cheers buddy, glad you like the videos. I hope you enjoy shooting with your x-t3 👍😃
Amazing! Will try this set up. (Lens) Thank you
No worries, glad you liked it 😃👍👍
I was considering the 50-140 but thanks for mentioning the 55-200, I believe that will be enough for me for landscapes :)
Nice one buddy 😃👍👍
That's a great kit you've setup. I almost got the X-H1 when it was on sale but was a day late and everything was sold out :(
Great Name you have!
;-p :)
That's a shame, they literally only had one left when i bought mine. Thanks for watching 👍😃
The fuji 55 200mm is a great lens i have found it has a very pleasant Bokeh on portraits great on wildlife hope to get out a bit more now i've had my heart op keep up the video's Ian i thought you may have got the xt4 lol