Keep em coming! This channel is critical for us Fujifriends.

Best pronunciation in the whole YT comunity

I red the title and said to myself "I know a lot about this subject but let's watch the video just for fun", and then I learned a lot of new stuff !!! You are great!!! Thanks a lot Chris!!!

As a self-taught film shooter who is fairly new to digital, this is one of the most informative and useful videos I’ve watched in a long time. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

I don't own a Fuji Camera. I just bought the Canon R5, so I don't plan on buying a Fuji anytime soon. However, I love the look, feel and color of Fuji. And... and... and I love your vids and watch most of them. Such great, educational and entertaining content!!!

Yesterday. Think about OIS. This morning wake up to see this video. Thanks Fuji overlords for sending us your messiah, Pal2tech, to teach us. Subbed.

Thank you for this one! As I said before, watching your videos is so much more fun and entertaining than reading the manual, and they are more informative too!

I’m a simple man, pal2tech uploads a new video, I watch.

You are to cameras what scotty Kilmer is to cars. This is fantastic work. Entertaining and Effective. And the cherry on top. You clearly are having fun and doing what you love. Its a joy to see

Man this channel is a goldmine

I have owned multiple Canon cameras over the last three decades and all under $1000 and I had been shooting pretty much in an amateur ways all the way, but now that I wanted to invest four times as much I needed to be sure, six months of search and and reading all kind of reviews finally landed me on a X-T4, and by watching this guy it made me so proud of my decision, it is truly a gem, they have packaged up a lot of goodies in a small package and offering it at a much lower price than others. And this guy really knows his stuff, cheers

As someone mentioned before, your English sounds so good. Your channel helps me not only to learn Fuji stuff but also to practice my English... 😂 😂 😂

Thanks for this. I tried a focus stack recently on my tripod with OIS left on (XT3 + 10-24mm) My eye sight is not great in the field so did not check but when I uploaded, none of them looked very sharp. Have been out after watching this video and much better results with OIS turn off.

Another extremely informative video : I know near all you said but you succeeded to make me find the continuous not continuous IS menue for the lens . Always a discover even with the things I thought know. An essential Chanel !

This video was extremely helpful to me! You really explained things so well. I realize now how little I really understood about IBIS and OIS. Thank you! I have a Pal2Tech notebook and I take notes on most of your videos. For this video, I almost have a full page of notes.

This is a rare channel. Actually useful and realistic. Most channels that mention Fuji are either bashing it to protect their known sponsors in the price sensitive segment this camera competes in, or trying to convince us there is something magical about Fuji using nonsense only idiots would buy.

Great point about reciprocal rule and APSC. I hadn't thought of that 🤦‍♀️

Best Fuji tutorials on KZfaq. Keep up the great work!

After buying XT4, directly coming into this video after your fav lens vid for better understanding. Thanks for the information. Love from India....

This is by far the most enlightening video about Fuji ibis.

Your quirkiness style of advice and reviews is very infectious. I love it!

Prof. Fuji, you are the best !!

Your channel is very informative for Fuji fans, Seriously speaking.. Fuji should make you an ambassador,

Lucy, you've got some "splaining" to do! As always Chris, you do a great job explaining the intricacies of this system. Didn't know how much I didn't know about IS on my X-T4. Thank you.

You forgot to mention the “how much coffee you drunk “ factor😂

Superb overview of image stabilisation. This should be the go-to video to understand what IBIS is, when to use it and when not to.

Thank you for your informative video. I am currently upgrading from the X-T2 to the X-T4 and all my lenses are OIS (with the exception of a couple primes0. It is nice to see a refresher course on IS and I wasn't quite sure how in body IS would work with lens IS. This was very helpful.

That intro though🔥so good, great video!

Chris, your vids are an incredible asset to the community at large. Thanks for your efforts. As fate would have it, I was battling OIS myself this week. I think this discussion needs a little clarification (see this video around the 6 min mark) that I was under unaware of until two days ago...and so are MANY others; Pressing the shutter halfway to engage OIS ONLY works in AF-C, NOT AF-S (with IS Mode to Shooting Only). This can be a big issues since at longer focal lengths, OIS may be necessary to help compose in the first place. This is unlike every other camera system I can think of. To get the OIS to engage with shutter button halfway down, you have to go to AF-C. In fact, this is hinted at on page 136 of the manual, but I glossed right over it initially. This really can matter too. In AF-S, the OIS engages just before shutter actuation, and its effects are not visible to the maker. Anyway, try it for yourself. Let me know if I'm missing something. Keep up the good work.

mannn I'm full videographer using X-T3... Your chanel is always my go too even before manual sometimes xD

Hi Pal. Your lessons make my life with Fuji much better. Thank you from Sweden.

I learned something new today about my 16-80 lens that it knows when it's connected to my camera. Great fan of yours keep the tips coming please !!!!

Thank you for the wonderful Fuji tips Chris. Your videos are incredibly helpful. Would love to see more video shooting tutorials for the X-T3/X-T4.

Thanks Cris Always learning new things!

Thank you so much for taking the time to do these very helpful videos on flash photography. Always such a great presenter.

Just enough informations for me. Well done! Love the intro, btw, haha. And your room as well

Great video, as usual, brother! I think young photographers should travel back in time to the 70’s or just the 80’s and use tripods of those years. They will find today tripods are feathers and will never leave them behind again. I’ve heard many kids complaining about 5-8 pound tripods or about spending $300 more to shred 1 or 2 pounds of weight to then slap a brick of a head on top of the tripod! Absurd 😂🤣😂🤣😂. Great teachings, thank you for all you do for us!

Awesome information... I'm new to photography but unconsciously, I seem to understand all you mentioned in this video is fairly obvious, if you think about it yet I needed someone to explain it to me this easily.... Thanks very much... Greetings from Spain

You can use “continuous+motion” for panning to follow birds in flight.

Never even thought of the crop factor when calculating min shutter! Of course, this totally makes sense.

Greetings from Ireland. Nice to see you back in good nick.

The instrumental on the intro is everything 😂 shake it off indeed or rather avoiding it

As usual this is a very well thought video script. Ile the intros quiet a lot. Funny and presents the video's subject. Good work mate.

Always, always fantastic (Fuji) tips!!!

Another AWESOME video!!! 👍👍👍

Been researching on switching/upgrading from my Canon EOS M50 and I'm strongly considering the XT-4. Love the informative content!

Awesome Topic , Ibis or ois Help's Camera Shake Not Subject Motion Blur Thnx For The Tip Highly Appreciated Ur Work.🤯

Love this video, very informative and fun!

Loved the intro man. !!! It's super amazing. 🔥👍

Great info especially about motion blur. What I would love to see is a variety of shaky hands at a certain shutter speed to see how well image stabilization really works with shaky hands.

Reciprocal rule comes from age of film. Digital sensors are sharper now than 35mm film was. So the old rule is actually too optimistic and stabilisation more critical than people realise to get images that are sharp at 100%.

This is great, can you create one for video image stabilisation? - covering gimbals, tripods and advice for handheld video and lens choices?

Fantastic once again! Thanks

another quality session

I was wondering what will be the reciprocal rule for APS-C format cameras and was planning on looking it up when your video popped up. Very timely indeed! Keep those videos coming!

Happy to have IBIS in my new XT4!

Good info. You look a lot more stable than the other day😃

I am a big fan of my tripod, I love to do really slow exposures.

You're intros are great, you're such a dad hahaha! -greatwork

Usually I always have a tripod with me. When not needed for camera stabilization, it is useful to thoughtfully frame the shot. Besides that, I am always fascinated about the OIS an open aperture abilities the XF50-140 offers for usage without a tripod in twilight conditions. :)

Gonna also point out that at least on the 50-140, leaving IS on at shutter speeds at 1/1000th of a second or faster, the system actually somehow adds some weird blur on parts of the image.

I'm sure another video will be about metering modes on Fuji XT-3. 🙂 Keep creating that Fuji magic, sir! 🙏

i was always wondering why you talking so fast, so loud and so much. Well you are american and this is the reason but this movie gives me ultimate answer. Slow down redbull maniac. You have just one heart

Thanks for this clear and efficient explanation

This is one of your very best!

Another great video - thanks!

You’re a creative genius.

As always very informative video. Thank you.

You mentioned if using a tripod, turn off image stabilization because the tripod will confuse the stabilization. Maybe that needs to be delved into a bit, as it leaves a lot of questions about "confusion" and electronics.

This past week just arrive my new love, a black XT3 and its amazing!!!! please, do some videos about slow motion. Thank for everything, I learn a lot with you!!

Love your intro

Dad! Nothing I just want to call you dad. You give me that 'let's go fishing son'vibe 🤭

Thanks for making all these super helpful videos!

Great video, I am trying to photograph wildlife and fail with shots when trying to get kestrels, Buzzards etc in flight, they are never in focus. You touched on what I might be doing wrong when you talked about auto focus on max and tracking on minimum, I’ve always had tracking high. Thanks for what you do.

Great tips! Thanks!

Very well explained

really your videos making new ideas

Intersting video, sadly the "rule" doesn't work anymore with high density sensors.. Now it's suggested to use 1/ "double the Focal lenght" at least, but the real equivalent focal lenght so 1/75mm*2 in this case. :) (and a Fuji 26mp sensor is dense and comparable to the Big Mpix full frame about microshake). I Still find sometimes weird behaviour in a burst with fixed focus, some shots are little soft because of the stabilization in the middle of a burst (X-H1, mostly IBIS only). The only thing I really miss is an option to engage the OIS only when the shutter speed goes under the specific value for your lens, but nobody did it.

Brilliant as always. Do not stop making videos! But.... please mention the xt30 along with the xt3 and 4!! ahah

Thanks again for sharing. I will keep trying with 1/250 and see what will happen

Another great, informative video! What else can I say.

Great video very useful.

Fabulous! Thank you!

I wonder if all this image stabilization is making cameras and lenses more vulnerable. After all, there are now many moving parts in the camera body or in the lens, and I would be really interested to know whether everything still works as well after five or six years as it did at the time of purchase. And by the way, I really like your videos! Look forward to each new one!

Loving the intro, 🤣 !

An interesting future video (at least to me) might be some testing to see if/when having IBIS/OIS on when on a tripod actually matters. (I saw a video a while back for a different camera brand -- don't remember which -- where the vlogger didn't see any negative impacts.)

Hi Pal2Tech and thanks for the useful video. You say that image stabilization should be turned off when on a tripod; leaving it on could even introduce vibration. The owner's manual that comes with my Fujinon 10-24 OIS lens says "Because image stabilization is also effective in reducing blur caused by the motion of the mechanical shutter we recommend that you enable optical image stabilization even when using a tripod." This 10-24 lens has no ON-OFF button for OIS. You can only turn it off via the body's menu. Contrary to that, the owner's manual for my 50-140 OIS lens has no such statement about tripod use. How to reconcile these two manuals? I also notice that if I set my 50-140 OIS to the OFF position the X-T4 menu control for the IS mode is grayed out, i.e., the IS mode is off. (I see no menu option for IBIS that would allow me to turn it on or off. So is IBIS still really on? Also, if the 50-140 OIS is ON then the body menu does not offer an OFF option, only a choice between Continuous and Shooting Only. I'm confused. Should we ignore the 10-24 manual's advice and turn off image stabilization when using this lens on a tripod? And the 50-140? Thanks for clarification. Chuck

Don't forget that IBIS is consuming energy even when it's off. The electromagnets are working hard to keep that sensor centered without moving! There us NO hardware fixture that pins the sensor in place when you turn off IBIS. So there is no BIG difference between Continuous and Shooting only.

Fantastic video 👍

Great video as always 👌🏻

Hi Paul, Could you maybe do an explanation of shutter speed vs sensor readout? How come that the physical shutter can eliminate rolling shutter for example?

Hi there, I love the video! I was just hoping you would include gimbal stabilizers and whether to keep the IBIS on in the camera while using with gimbals. Thx 🙌🏼

One significant omission is an explanation of how the Fuji IBIS deals with panning to capture movement. I photograph prop aircraft at low altitude at 1/60th sec shutter speed with my X-T3. The requirement is to disable IBIS in the panning axis while leaving the other axes on. Is there a setting in the XT-4 menus to do this or, possibly is the panning motion automatically detected? Olympus cameras have such a feature but I don't want to abandon Fuji for this feature.

genial, como siempre. sigue así

You are wonderful as always

You mentioned sensor resolution in the begining of the video, but have not explained that topic. Eg. X-pro1 has 16,3 MP, X-T4 has 26,1 MP.

very clear

helpful video, tks

Hey everyone, I had a problem with the footage recorded with my Fuji XT4. I was working with a tripod and when I went check out my sd card in my computer I find a lot of parts of my images with wobbly, anyone here had the same problem? I was recording a video in 4k 30fps. The other problem that I had was, the autofocus, hunting several times, I made some adjustment, but, when has a lot of faces in front the camera, the autofocus starts to hunting a lot of faces, maybe the solution is use MF? Thanks a lot for your content Pal, it's really helpful.

The IS of my X-H1 is better than in my Nikon Z6 - especially in video. Can shoot 1/2 handheld. Very useful for waterfalls when I'm out without tripod. Of course that's because of the smaller sensor in the X-H1. But Z6 is the better camera and gives better image quality.