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Love these shots! Could you share the Fuji settings? 🙏

Hi, I am new w Fuji system and I am having trouble 😢

hands down the best video explanting the many options for focusing on these amazing cameras! THANKS!

I enjoyed the walk and you got some very nice images. I love the old Mark Foys building, now called the Downing Centre.

love these

Well said!

Excellent street photography Jay! I enjoy walking around with you, even if it's virtually 😆 I like the slow shutter speed shots, as it gives movement to your images. You have a great photographer's eye and intuition, and an artistic way to play with light and shadow. I remember on my walks seeing this old woman working as a crossing guard. She had a real character face. Like a drill sergeant in her younger years. She wasn't very approachable, but I took a deep breath and asked if I could take her picture. She wouldn't allow me, and I was disappointed. I really wanted to photograph her at work. I like the shot you took of the 2 newspapers. Good composition. The red shoes lady was a great shot. Great work Jay! I really enjoyed this walk! 👍

Is the wall at 24:47 the one opposite the Market City entrance?

Love the Fendi images, they look like a roulette wheel.

The frame at 11:21 was fantastic! Love the way that characters were framed by pockets of light. ✌️

This is the X100VI killer

It doesn't matter how long you have been playing with cameras, this is still relevant and well instructed. Nice job, Jay.

Very well explained and setup Jay.

Great information Jay! Very educational. Well done!👍

thank you jay

this is the emptiest city I've ever seen, yet it looks so nice. where is this? sydney?

Thank you so much for sharing.🎉

Your videos are fantastic, and I really appreciate your style of communication. Just picked up my first Fujifilm camera (X100VI), and I'm super excited to dive into their ecosystem. Content like yours makes that process even more fun and accessible.

Thanks!

2:58 the major problem is with Fuji's OVF vs a rangefinder optical system is that a rangefinder is perfect for accurate manual focusing, on the Fuji, the OVF gives pretty no information about the accuracy of your MF result. You should enable EVF to make sure focus accuracy.

6:57 Zone focusing with OVF, sounds brutal. So, the OVF gives no feed back about the focus accuracy, if you want to make sure your MF is sharp, you should switch over to EVF? This is totally Ok to, I just want to understand the OVF system for MF avoiding false expectations.

Great video, thanks. I’m inspired to try the software too. I’ve had on downloaded a long time but wasn’t very sure where to start.

This was great. So very helpful to show side by side of the same image with a different film simulation

You nailed it at 6:22 Ive got a handful of killer iPhone apps that emulate the look of everything from disposable cameras from Kodak, Fuji and AGFA and instant cameras, to classic film cameras from Leica, Fuji and more, all in my pocket. Really no need for a digicam these days. Ive had dozens of digicams and they are mostly more trouble than they are worth. You need to have all kinds of different memory cards, batteries and chargers on hand for them, the displays are impossible to see outdoors etc...Ive sold all of them off except for the Canon Powershot G3 and Olympus C-740. Both of which really nail the film look that I have found hard to replicate with any iPhone app. But if a $10 digicam is your thing, thats cool too.

thank you!!

thank you!

love the fact the vids also 4:3

Great video. Love the images from Cabramatta.

😂😂Love your sense of humour.

Cant go wrong for $10! I have a few digicams, some old, and some new. Good for the vibes, but like your experience, they like to use low shutter speeds (even with flash) so you just have to embrace the motion blur 😅

Bootleg Ryan Gosling on 3:48

All that built into that tiny body… geez! 😉✌️

Great video! I have one of the successor versions, the CANON IXUS 400 from 2003 (4 megapixels), which I’ve been using as a travel camera for a few years now. It was a gift from my grandmother some years ago; she must have bought it also in 2003. It’s always a conversation starter when I take it out of my bag. I even bought the same model again after the sensor in my original one failed. For two months, the red colors gradually spread across all highlights, and slight distortions appeared at the edges, reminiscent of VHS tapes. During that time, I still managed to take some very cool pictures with the camera, especially with the flash and some of the visual sensor errors. Eventually, the pictures became entirely red and unrecognizable. I then bought another one, without sensor issues, for just 10 bucks, including a charger. The IXUS 400 also already had a USB port. Even the batteries can still be purchased for little money.

If you find them for a decent price, they can be fun snap shot cameras "to capture the vibes" 🙌

Very nice pocket camera! A great buy! I have the Fujifilm Finepix F31 fd and it is a pure gem! Only 6 megapixels but the image quality is outstanding! Small sensor and small body, but the possibilities are limitless! A great pocket camera.

Let me know if you own or shoot with a digicam. Do you enjoy using it?

Love the cab driver and the ceiling shot. Zone focusing and Sunny 16 you crushed it. Nice street images.

Excellent video...you have eased my angst of not having all the latest film simulations of newer Fuji camera models!!! I have an X30 and can hardly wait to give this program a try. A+++++++

thanks!

Jay! Did you know Davy Crockett Used one of these Yashica cameras during the siege of the Alamo in 1836!? Using just one roll of Kodak Eastman 5222 black and white 35mm motion picture film he shot enough sprocket holes to stave off General Santa Anna and his army of 2000 men for THIRTEEN DAYS! Thank you so much for sharing! More people need to learn about the Yashica and its rich AMERICAN history of nearly 200 years. Learn more in my new youtube short "the untold history of the Yashica Mat 124G" Though he was a battle hardened bad ass, I don't think his frames would compare with yours. Sadly only a few negs have survived the passage of time, and the Smithsonian keeps them locked away from the public. Subbed

Great video as always! Do you have like a final guide for the X100V? Or a course maybe?

MUSIC TOO LOUD......ANNOYING

for the "urban mood" what did you set your colors to?

X100vii needs a better battery, bring the D pad back, and have a flip out screen. A new lens could be nice as well.

Thanks bro

So helpful!