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Michael Sladek Photography
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Добавлен 27 окт 2013
I'm a photography instructor at Highline College in Des Moines, Washington and I love helping photographers learn what they need to create the photos they want.
My camera gear:
Fujifilm X-T3
Fujinon 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6
Fujinon 35mm f/1.4
Fujinon 50-140mm f/2.8
Fujinon 16-55 f/2.8
Fujinon 50mm f/2
Fujinon 10-24mm f/4.0
Fujinon 70-300mm f/4-5.6
Fujinon 16-80mm f/4.0
Viltrox 23mm f/1.4
My camera gear:
Fujifilm X-T3
Fujinon 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6
Fujinon 35mm f/1.4
Fujinon 50-140mm f/2.8
Fujinon 16-55 f/2.8
Fujinon 50mm f/2
Fujinon 10-24mm f/4.0
Fujinon 70-300mm f/4-5.6
Fujinon 16-80mm f/4.0
Viltrox 23mm f/1.4
Street Photography with Fujifilm X-H2S & XF 16-80mm
For this day of street photography, I wanted to start with something familiar (downtown Bellevue) and also include something new (the Spring District). So, I started in downtown Bellevue with my Fujfilm X-H2S and XF 16-80mm f.4 and then took the light rail about a mile east to the Spring District. This is a newer mixed used neighborhood with high-tech office building as well as apartments and condos. There’s some very interesting architecture in the Spring District, and the clouds cooperated for some dramatic photos.
Link to all photos on Flickr - flic.kr/s/aHBqjBEGc3
00:00 Intro
07:30 Street Photography POV Video and Photos
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Link to all photos on Flickr - flic.kr/s/aHBqjBEGc3
00:00 Intro
07:30 Street Photography POV Video and Photos
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AVAILABLE NOW ...
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Видео
Looking for Lessons and Inspiration in Street Photogrtaphy
Просмотров 131День назад
My original intention for this video was to review some of my street photography books in the hope of finding inspiration and intentional directions I might take my street photography. I did find inspiration in the photos of these amazing artists, as well as several ideas for intentional ways I might work to develop new ways of creating street photos. I also found a surprise. AVAILABLE NOW - My...
Street Photography with Zoom Lenses (Fujfilm XF 16-80mm f4 & XF 70-300mm f4-5.6)
Просмотров 38721 день назад
For the past couple of months, I’ve had the opportunity to try 3 new to me third-party prime lenses (Viltrox AF 56mm f1.7, TTArtisan AF 27mm f2.8 and Pergear 25mm f1.7) for the Fujifilm X-System. I’ve included links below to my first impression videos of these lenses. While I’ve enjoyed the chance to see differently and have different photo-creating opportunities with these lenses, I realized I...
Pergear 25mm f1 7 First Impressions Lens Review
Просмотров 847Месяц назад
When Pergear first contacted me about reviewing the 25mm f1.7 for Fujfilm X-System cameras, I almost said “no.” It’s been a very, very long time since I last regularly used manual focus lenses, and I’m more than a little spoiled by the current magic of autofocus systems in modern cameras and lenses. After sleeping on the decision, I decided to say “yes,” as I thought this would be a good opport...
Street Photography Reflections 2024 02
Просмотров 191Месяц назад
I’ve begun a practice of pausing to reflect on the previous three months’ photos with the goal to discover themes, and lessons learned. Here’s my reflections, thoughts and lessons learned from 11 photos from April to June 2024. What practices do you use to reflect on an improve your photography? 00:00 Intro 03:10 Photo 1 03:46 Photo 2 04:33 Photo 3 05:38 Photo 4 06:20 Photo 5 07:11 Photo 6 08:0...
TTArtisan AF 27mm f2 8 First Impressions Review
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Месяц назад
If you’re looking for a small, light and budget-friendly autofocus prime lens, the TTArtisan AF 27mm f2.8 might be just what you’re looking for! If you’d like to get one for yourself, the TTArtisan store currently has them in stock here - ttartisan.store/products/af27?ref=mimdzdaq (affiliate link) Stay tuned to the end of the video for a street photography slideshow of photos from a day in Bell...
1 Hour of Chill & Relaxing Street Photography and Music
Просмотров 196Месяц назад
YT 2024_22 Slideshows Only 2023-1 Hello and welcome to an hour of photos (street, garden and nature) and POV videos from January to March of 2023. I hope you enjoy these photos again or for the first time! Grab a beverage and watch along, or put on as background for relaxing, studying or working. Links to original videos are below. Enjoy! 09:06 - XF 30MM Macro Street Photography - ruclips.net/v...
Working Through Street Photography Struggles
Просмотров 2432 месяца назад
How do you deal with your photography struggles? I went out last week to create some street photos and did not have a good time. The weather, and my mood, were cloudy, and I felt like I wasn’t seeing photos like I usually do. A couple of days later, my mood and the weather improved and I went out again for some street photography, with pretty much the same result as the first time. I won’t say ...
Sunny Day Street Photography and 5 Benefits to Returning to the Same Street Photography Location
Просмотров 1702 месяца назад
I had a recent comment on video asking why I visit Bellevue so often for my street photography. After I made my initial reply, I thought about it some more and realized I feel like there are many benefits to visiting the same location for street photography, and I thought I would share them here. Stay tuned to the end of the video for photos from a(nother) street photography visit to downtown B...
Some Thoughts and Tips for Generative Remove in Adobe Lightroom (Classic, CC and Mobile)
Просмотров 3832 месяца назад
In the latest update to Lightroom (Classic, Desktop and Mobile), Adobe has added powerful new generative removal options, in addition to the existing content aware removal, healing brush and clone stamp tools. In this video I’ll show how the tool works, as well as some strategies for getting the most out of generative remove in your photos. I’ll also share some of the limitations I’ve discovere...
A GREAT Budget Street Photography Fast Prime Lens - Viltrox AF 56mm f1.7 First Impressions
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.2 месяца назад
We live in an amazing time where we have so many choices for 50(ish)mm focal length lenses. We’re starting to see a growing number of less expensive options in this focal length that are both fast aperture and include autofocus. In today’s video, I’ll share my initial impressions of the Viltrox AF 56mm f1.7. If you’re interested in this and other less expensive 56mm lenses, Mark Wiemels has an ...
Cloudy Day Street Photography in Bellevue
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.3 месяца назад
Confession time: I didn’t feel like going out to make photos for this video. The weather was gray, I was tired from a stressful couple of weeks of life and I was just feeling lazy. But, I headed in to Bellevue again for photos anyway. Here’s why: First, I know myself well enough to know that if I skip a week, it’s really easy to skip a second week, then a third week and so on…. The inertia of N...
Fujifilm X-T50 & XF16-50mm f2.8-4.8 First Impressions. Fujifilm's SMALLEST CAMERA Gets HUGE UPDATE!
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 месяца назад
Fujifilm has just announced their newest 5th generation X-series camera - the X-T50. It’s also the smallest and lightest X-series camera, and it features the new 40MP 5th generation high-resolution sensor and processor which includes in body image stabilization. In this video, I’ll share my thoughts on the X-T50 and the new XF 16-50mm f2.8-4.8 lens after my three days of access to the camera. 0...
Best Fujifilm Lens for Street Photography
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.3 месяца назад
Hello and welcome to my most controversial video ever! In addition to sharing my thoughts on the best lens for street photography, there will be a slideshow of photos from a recent day of street photography with this very lens after that discussion. See timecode in description if you’d like to avoid the controversy ;) Before I begin - what do YOU think is the best street photography lens? Leave...
Street Photography Lessons Learned in Early 2024
Просмотров 5804 месяца назад
I find it helpful to take time to slow down and reflect on recent street photography photos I've created. With a bit of distance of time, I find I can be more objective about the photos and better able to discover lessons for future photos. In this video, I'll share thoughts, stories and lessons learned from 8 street photography photos created in the first 3 months of 2024. 00:00 Intro 00:39 St...
Why I Like the XF 50mm f2 for Street Photography
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.4 месяца назад
Why I Like the XF 50mm f2 for Street Photography
Why I Like the Fujiifilm XF 33mm f/1.4 for Street Photography
Просмотров 9564 месяца назад
Why I Like the Fujiifilm XF 33mm f/1.4 for Street Photography
Quiet Nature Photography with Fujifilm X-H2S, XF 70-300mm, XF 16-80mm
Просмотров 7205 месяцев назад
Quiet Nature Photography with Fujifilm X-H2S, XF 70-300mm, XF 16-80mm
Colorful and Compact New Video Light for 2024 - Zhiyun Molus X60 Bicolor RGB LED Light
Просмотров 2105 месяцев назад
Colorful and Compact New Video Light for 2024 - Zhiyun Molus X60 Bicolor RGB LED Light
A Great Portable LED Light for Video and Photos - Zhiyun Cinepeer CM25 First Look
Просмотров 4935 месяцев назад
A Great Portable LED Light for Video and Photos - Zhiyun Cinepeer CM25 First Look
Abstract & Minimal Street Photography With Fujifilm X-H2S
Просмотров 4965 месяцев назад
Abstract & Minimal Street Photography With Fujifilm X-H2S
Getting Started With Your Fujifilm Camera - Part 3 - Exposure Modes and Exposure Settings
Просмотров 6206 месяцев назад
Getting Started With Your Fujifilm Camera - Part 3 - Exposure Modes and Exposure Settings
Getting Starting With Your Fujifilm Camera - Part 4 - Drive Modes, Q Menu, Viewfinder Display
Просмотров 3436 месяцев назад
Getting Starting With Your Fujifilm Camera - Part 4 - Drive Modes, Q Menu, Viewfinder Display
Fujifilm X100VI First Impressions & Street Photography
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Fujifilm X100VI First Impressions & Street Photography
Getting Started With Your Fujifilm Camera - Part 2
Просмотров 9096 месяцев назад
Getting Started With Your Fujifilm Camera - Part 2
Getting Started With Your Fujifilm Camera - Part 1 - Image Quality & Auto Focus-Manual Focus
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Getting Started With Your Fujifilm Camera - Part 1 - Image Quality & Auto Focus-Manual Focus
Street Photography Downtown with Fujifilm X-H2S & XF 10-24mm f4
Просмотров 6556 месяцев назад
Street Photography Downtown with Fujifilm X-H2S & XF 10-24mm f4
Fujinon XF 70-300mm R LM OIS WR Telephoto Zoom Long Term Review
Просмотров 10 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Fujinon XF 70-300mm R LM OIS WR Telephoto Zoom Long Term Review
A Challenging Day of Winter Sun Street Photography with the Fujifilm X-H2S
Просмотров 4107 месяцев назад
A Challenging Day of Winter Sun Street Photography with the Fujifilm X-H2S
Quiet Day Street Photography in Black & White with Fujifilm X-H2S
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Quiet Day Street Photography in Black & White with Fujifilm X-H2S
This is one of my main portrait lenses. Such a solid lens.
Hello! Thanks for sharing your comment. The 50mm f2 is such a versatile lens! Best wishes…
I didn't see (re)vision link in the description. Am I missing it? Beautiful images, btw. I tend lean more to the cool side of things as well.
Sorry about that missing link - here it is - msladekphoto.com/revision-photography-zine
I recently got a Viltrox f/1.2 75 mm for Sony that I've never tried for night photography. Wondering how difficult it will be to get sharp, fast autofocus shooting that wide open in low light. Or should I start practicing manual focus (which I've never done before)? Don't trust my own eye to focus!
Hi! I had great success with autofocus at f/1.2 with this lens on my Fujifilm X-H2S, so would expect you would have similar success on your Sony. Best wishes!
Reflections of sky off glass…just wonderful! Nice marble sky great day to get out. Thanks Michael , great job 🎉
Thanks so much, Dan! The sky and my mood aligned ;)
A great set! To my eye, the video color palate is a touch brown but the sky is the closest I’ve seen to Dad’s Kodachrome 10 slides from the early/mid 1950’s.
Thanks for the feedback on video colors. I tend to agree... Tune in next time ;) Thanks also for kind words about colors in photos.
Diverse collage. Two favs; right out of the get-go@ 7:40 (great content and super use of negative space) and @ 9:25 for similar reasons. There's a complexity and mystery to each. Good to see you toying with some b&w work as well. Keep on pushing. Bill
Many thanks, Bill! It was a fun day, and weather any my mood aligned nicely. Cheers!
Thanks for the video. I like your thoughts about changing your mindset. I believe Carly Simon mentioned this type of advice in ‘the stuff that demeans are made of’ - you know, ‘Change the direction, adjust the tuning, try a new translation.’ I like the photos.
Hello! Many thanks for your kind words and reference to Carly Simon. Attitude and process is so important and powerful. Best wishes!
Would I’d like to see is a 16 to 80 and a new 16 to 50 go ahead to ahead but shoot with a H not the HS and see if the 40 megapixel if you can zoom in and have the same sharpness at 80 as you would zoom in in
Hello! I don't have the X-H2, or the 16-50 so that comparison will have to wait for me. Thanks for the suggestion!
Very nice images Michael, I really enjoyed the “slide show”, not to mention the reflections, you really have an eye (or two) for capturing them. Be well.
Thanks, Enrique! I thought of you on a couple of the reflection photos, and glad you enjoyed! Take care :)
I always "cull and preview" in the Library module, with one image on the screen (press E key). I also minimize the panels (shift tab) to get bigger image. Then give images a 1 star for the initial pass.
Thanks so much for watching and sharing your process. Best wishes!
Guess I should have tried this before getting the Fuji 27mm...
Haha! If you have the Fujifilm 27mm, you’re lucky! They’re very, very hard to find right now. Best wishes!
Schaller is great.
Oh, man. For sure.
This is not too much different than writing. You just need to put the fingers to keyboard (yes, yes, I did start with pen to paper) and put in the craft. And ignore the perfection trap. Inspiration for me follows, but I might have to throw away a couple of working drafts just to clear my head - or go to the same environment at different times of day or seasons for capturing what I am trying to communicate visually with photography.
Hello! Thanks so much for watching and sharing your comment. Agreed - any creative act has a similar get start, iterate, edit, keep going type of process. Cheers!
Very good video Michael, I agree with you, just do you and enjoy photography.
Hi Enrique! Thanks so much :) I'm headed out today back to Bellevue for some more photos... my way ;) Have a good one!
Ok, my Northwest photo buddy where do you go now? Fact: all creative types tend to reside on the hamster wheel spinning thru the labels of manic and depressive. It's the nature of the creative soul. During that time we "produce" where we are emotionally. Study the people, not just the photos of those deemed street photoghraphy "elders." (e.g. Saul Leider, Vivian Maer, etc.) It wasn't their technical skill that created their photos, it was their emotional state/skill. Consider diverting your quest from making your photos better, to making your photos you. Just a thought. Bill Two photographers that I follow in this vein are Alex Gilbe (The Photographic Eye) and Allister Benn (Expressive Photographer). Both are long time professionals who openly discuss the emotionality of creativity and its place in your "kit."
Thanks very much for this thoughtful reply and resource suggestions!!!
Jump the gate and do you bud! 👍
Thanks, and roger that!
Nice
Hello! Thank you so much 😀
lack of sample
Hi! I have several samples throughout the video, as well as about 30 photos at the end (16:39). Did you have something specific you were looking for? Thanks!
Nice images and video. It might have helped to indicate which lens, but we could tell pretty much! Thanks!
Hi Geoff! Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts about sharing which lens for each photo. I'll consider that3 for the future. Cheers!
Thanks Michael! Very good. The 16-80 and the 70-300 with the 1.4tc along with the 23 1.4f (indoor) lenses are going to Maine in October for lighthouses and foliage! I’ll let you know and share some images.
Hi again! Thanks for sharing this and hope you have a wonderful time in Maine photographing the fall colors and lighthouses. Looking forward to seeing your photos!
I just bought this lens from Kenmore after watching one of your other videos. I had no idea you worked there LOL! If you answered the phone on sunday for someone asking about it being in stock, that was meeeee!
Hi Carol! It’s a small photography world :) Thanks for shopping local and hope you’re enjoying the lens. I’m at the store Friday to Sunday, and would love to chat next time you’re in!
Im considering selling my 16 to 55 for this Sigma ,reason being i dont use it as often becaide of the weight ,that being said im very happy with my client work when i do use it.what are your thoughts ?
I’m considering the same thing! Love the 16-55 image quality, but have not used it for over a year. The sigma is so much easier to justify throwing in the camera bag for its smaller size and weight. Cheers!
Good job. However does the 16-50 lose focus while zooming in a video?!
Hello! I have not tried the 16-50 while zooming in video. When I’m at the camera store this weekend, will give it a try and will let you know. Thanks for the suggestion!
@@MSladekPhoto Thanks a lot for your concern, because I am about to buy a Fujifilm XS20 with one of those lenses and I am confused.
Great photos, fantastic lens! I miss Seattle already (used to live there ~2yrs).
Thank you so much! Hope you’re enjoying creating photos in your new area. Cheers!
I'm a new photographer with an X-T5 and a Tamron 18-300 as my sole lens. I got it because a major motivation for getting a camera was to get shots I couldn't with my phone. I realized this while on a canoe in the Amazon rainforest and my smartphone failed taking decent shots for probably obvious reasons. I completely agree with spending time with the gear you have to learn what works and what doesn't, and the Tamron is a great learning device for that! So far I've learned that I want something lighter for street photography, that my best shots are around 35-50mm, and that I need a wide compliment for travel. So after a little more experimentation with what I have, I'll likely be picking up the Fuji 50mm f/2 for street and the Rokinon 12mm f/2 as a travel companion for my Tamron. Just sharing my experience. Thanks for the video!
Hi Gregory! Welcome to photography and the Fujifilm “family!” I hope you enjoy learning and creating with your camera. Best wishes as you continue the journey and always glad to answer any questions!
Love the one wheel motion shot! 16-80 f4 is light (but bigger) and f4 consistent doable. Keep hitting those streets!
Hi Dan! Thanks so much for watching and sharing your kind words.
Very nice images Michael. As far as lenses go, I really enjoy using the XF16-50 (my new toy) for street “stuff”, but more than once I found myself needing the extra reach of the XF16-80, since I have both lenses I can safely say that it’s a first world problem. Needless to say that the XF70-300 is my go-to lens for iguanas and other creatures. Be well.
Hi Enrique! The 16-50 is a pretty great lens, but I agree the extra reach of the 16-80 is pretty handy, so worth the extra size/weight to me. Hope you’re safe with the approaching storm!
@@MSladekPhoto I find that the XF16-50 is great for shooting “from the hip” in close quarters like at a shopping mall, an airport terminal, etc., but for outdoor street stuff it’s definitely the XF16-80.
I dont see this review as neutral. Why the sigma is for fun and the fujinon for work. Most of reviews show the sigma to be consistently sharper and the fujinon just to be sharper at times. There is some chromatic aberration which is pretty small and easy to correct. Autofocus looks to be similar. The aperture ring is easy to handle with the camera. The macro capabilities open a range of new posibilities. The optical result is 99% equal. The weigth makes it easier to carry for hours. In every profesional environment I see the sigma giving you better results. I see it makes your work easier. And I see it offer you more options for close ups. What makes the fujinon better for profesionals? What makes the sigma not reach the cut for profesionals? Is this neutral?
Hi! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and question. When I did this comparison, I fully specked the Fujinon to be far superior to the Sigma. As I said in the video, that was not my experience. I Think the Sigma is a great value and supremely worthy of consideration as an alternate to the Fujinon. In the year since this video, I have rarely used the Fujinon, and will likely be selling it soon. Thanks again for taking the time to comment. Cheers!
great video mate
Thanks so much!
Bought my first ever camera (a used XT1) at Kenmore Camera! What a coincidence that you're one of the first reviews I saw when looking for what lens to try next
Oh! That's so cool :) Hope you're enjoying the X-T1 and glad to answer any questions you have about the 70-300! I'm in the store Friday, Saturday, Sunday, if you want to chat in person. Cheers!
Loved the photos at the end- I agree, I have come to love lenses with “personality.” They encourage creativity and are fun to experiment with!
Thanks so much for watching and sharing your thoughts! Here’s to embracing personality and originality in our photos. Cheers!
LOVE this thumbnail! Looks so clean!
Thanks, Mark! Feels like I’m getting closer to a “look” for my lens thumbnails. Best wishes!
Great character lens! lol- as long as you keep your fingerprints off it lol. Great review Micheal…looks like a fun lens.
Thanks, Dan! It’s pretty fun and I like the look of the photos quite a bit. Thinking manual focus is not for me anymore…
@@MSladekPhoto I get that lol. Sadly most newer autofocus lenses are so technically good they totally lack character and flaws that can really personalize a photo. Happy accidents seldom happen with good lenses anymore. It’s a strange trade off.
@DanFarrar I’m beginning to feel the same way.
Very good review Michael, this is a great option for the X system (especially for the price) and it definitely renders the “film look”. Having said that, I don’t really want to go back to manual focus lenses, I did that for more years that I care to remember, I have the XF23 f/2 “glued” to my X-T1 and it really works for me. Be well and stay safe.
Hi Enrique! Thanks for the kind words. It is a great value, has lots of personality, and could be a great lens for the right person. I’ve gotten to spoiled by autofocus, as well. Stay safe out there!
That is SO tiny! I bet there's a big audience for a manual focus lens that is this small, cute and fun to use. I personally love manual focusing lenses when I want to slow down and "be in the moment." I know it's a story I'm telling myself... but it's fun. Thanks for the video!
Hey Jerred! It is so tiny… but well made and solid. I agree about the “slowing down” being a story some times. Lol. Hope all is well!
Finally I see what a smart collection is good for!
Right? That reminds me, need to make one for 2024… Cheers!
Would you say it’s a good lens for beginners?
I think so. It’s very versatile, and can help you see lots of different options for your photos.
@@MSladekPhotothank you! I ended up getting it and really like it so far. There is one thing I wonder if you can help me with though. I am still new to my camera/photography, but I don’t understand how to change my aperture with this lens. Unlike the prime lens I have it doesn’t have the ring, so from what I read I should be able to use the front dial to change the aperture. I made sure the lens is not switched to Auto, my camera mode is aperture priority, my front dial is configured correctly in settings, and the f stop is showing in blue on my screen which, according to what I read, means I should be able to manipulate it myself. However when I turn or press the dial it does not change. Any idea what I am doing wrong? 😢 Thanks for your time
@@elle96425 Hi again! The 18-135 does have have an aperture ring. It's the ring closes to the camera body. Note: it does not have aperture numbers, as this is a variable aperture lens. So, the aperture ring should work to change aperture value! Hope that helps :)
@@MSladekPhotothank you SO much. I feel silly for not realizing that now lol but “variable aperture lens” was a new term for me haha I purchased the camera used with a prime 35mm so wasn’t used to that. Really appreciate you taking the time to respond, I live in a rural area and haven’t been able to find photography classes or anyone to really mentor me yet so I can’t stress how valuable your vids/comments are to me. Thanks again!
@elle96425 You’re so welcome! Glad to help and also answer any future questions. Best way to reach me is msladekphoto.com/contact. Best wishes!
Your description sounds like what another reviewer said of the 23mm f1.4 - that to bloom the background you need to shoot at 1.4 and be close to your subject. Or have something you want blurred in the foreground.
Yep! Even more true with the 23 or any wider angle lens.
Michael, some great diversity in these pixs, bravo! Expectations and quotas tend to be stress producing and limitting in my book. You appear to be on the same path to discovery. Well done. Bill
Thanks so much, Bill!
hoi i do not get the white lines , what is wrong? Can you help me with this?
Hello! I'm sorry you're having problems in Lightroom. It might have gotten accidentally turned off for visibility. Check in area below the photo for "Show Edit Pins" option. Then, change that to "Always" or "Auto." My guess is that it is currently set to "Never." Hope that helps!
@@MSladekPhoto thank you very much . this solved the problem super..!!!!
@topportret Yay! Thanks for letting me know. Best wishes!
The XF 70-300 Fujinon is a fantastic lens. I use it with the 1.4x tele converter and it still rocks.
Hi! Thanks for sharing your experience with the XF 70-300mm. It's one of my favorite lenses and is almost always in my camera bag. Cheers!
Very interesting video Michael, definitely food for thought.
Thanks Enrique! Hopefully the thoughts were filling 😉
I searched for best full frame camera 2024 and the top result was some garbage channel with Ai narration. ugh.
No fun!
I just subscribed because of this content!
Thanks so much!
hi michael, any interested in doing a review of my synco xtalk headset ?
Hi! Thanks for asking. I do not use headsets, so this would not be a good for me. Best wishes!
@@MSladekPhoto ok
Why do so many people never put on their lens caps!?! It drives me nuts and I freak out when they put the metal mount on the table!
Hi! Sorry for freaking you out! I usually have the end caps on, but take them off when they are in photos, as it looks a little cleaner, I think. No lenses were harmed in the making of this video! Thanks for watching and sharing your concerns. Cheers!
Subbed! Great overview . As you conveyed is common, been using this as my main walk-around if/ untill the Fuji 27 becomes more available for it's thinner profile. I put the Fuji 35 f2 on if I'm going out at night but if I'm out in the day the 27 stays on and into the night and it usually will do the trick.
Thanks so much for watching, and sharing your experience! Welcome to the channel, as well :) I'm really glad we have some many options for lenses now on the Fujifilm X-System. Cheers!
the video clips at the end have very little contrast. is that because of the lens or the film sim used for the video? its too little contrast for my taste
Hi Martin - video is done with DJI Osmo Pocket 3. Still fine tuning the look for that. Thanks for your feedback. Cheers!