Impressive Deryn. An altruistic approach to your street photography. Really enjoyed it.

Welcome back! Love the colors you got with the Fuji recipe. Also that intro was 🔥. That ending, you are an angel. The world needs more people like you.

When I approach people on the street, whether it be for a photo or just to exchange pleasantries, I always get hit with such a strong sensation of gratitude. I get the same feeling watching your interactions. Thanks for sharing the good vibes Deryn...

Beautiful! The flow, the photos, the talk

Glad you came out! I find the sane challenge. You just gotta go out and shoot!

What a wonderful video, and you are so sweet to have been so kind to that man and his dog :)

Just purchased my X100V can’t wait to use it!!

Great to see someone from the UK shooting street with Fuji keep it up!

Lovely shots once again! Great job 👌😍

Thanks for sharing the intent behind the photos - I really enjoyed watching it, and seeing how I can improve on my own street photography

Nice pics, great video and calm voice over. You're a the "true" street photographer. I love how u interact with people 😘

Beautiful 😻

lovely set of the street artist drawing! he was indeed super kind compared to the other photographer earlier 😅 Also nice gesture with the homeless guy, respect!

I really enjoyed watching this video and the photos are just lovely! Thank you for sharing.

You captured great moments ✨💙✨

I like this video, the wonderful pics and colors , thank you for making those. You have a good heart.

Learn new angles from your videos. thx Deryn!

This was lovely. Well done!

Nice POV. Fun fact, I used to see the X100 as a “limited” gear considering that I was somehow afraid to be stuck to the 23mm (35mm FF) so I made the effort to move to the xpro3. No regret at all but the fun fact is that the XF23f2 is mounted most of the time on the xpro3 what makes me now wonder, aside the flexibility that I decided to pay for, if the X100V is not indeed the perfect gear price/usability to street photography. I can travel for sure with a 23mm only, all the other lenses I do have are a “nice to have” and, of course travel wise, is nice the flexibility of a zoom but I do have a lot of fun with the 23mm. Congratulations for sharing

Hi Deryn - so I guess that’s at least two of us with the x100v doing street photography in Norwich! Good work - happy to have stumbled across your channel :)

Nice shots! Liked how you narated your vision & shots

Another great video!

Just wanted to say I found your channel the other week and subscribed love your POV videos. You take great photos you have a good eye. I recently just got a new Sony a6400 Mirrorless camera coming from an old Nikon amazing upgrade for me and I mostly shoot in auto but trying to transition into manual. Also great video and hope to see more POV videos in the future keep up the good work.

This is great! Really interesting to see someone shoot streets I've walked countless times, I need to shoot Norwich some more!

Hey...I was waiting for it and here it is! It’s really good and interesting and you did care about previous comments so you deserve a full and honest feedback :-). Nice pics - plus this simulation is very good, I’ll give it a try. My favorites are the portraits of the artists and his red sketchbook. Again as a beginner I really appreciate that you explain your process and settings (x100v user). Pace and walk and your voice are relaxing. Could you tell us more about focusing and light metering settings? PS: Bravo for your kindness with people...

Very sweet what you did. Im sure he appreciated it.

Nice video, do enjoy your detailed commentary!

Beautiful 👌

well done. great video!

your voice is so sweet!

Very cool. I've been using the Kodak Ultramax 400 recipe recently, very similar to the KC64 but with a bit more color saturation and contrast. BTW, what camera strap are you using?

X100v is one of the loving camera. Hope someday you do night photography and will see how color comes in dark

Thank you 😊

I see you're foregoing the clarity setting to be able to have continuous drive. Do you always shoot in bursts or do you ever take it slow and let the camera process the clarity settings?

😻👍

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You’ve inspired me to get out, I live in Doncaster it’s not pretty but I need to chase the light more instead. 🤙🏻

The chap at 8.55 is a dead ringer for Boris!

What does it mean ISO up to 6400, is >= 6400 or 160 to 6400?

Thank-you! #inthistogether

If you need a bit more reach with the X100V try out the Digital Tele-Converter setting, it actually does a really good job of cropping then upscaling the image. I was trying it out today.

Your pictures have that 35mm perspective instead of a 23mm. Do you crop your images? I've the 18-55. And I can't decide wether to get the 23 or 35 prime.

Nice video , do you set everything manual for every shot ? I noticed you went below Iso 160 few times :-)

God bless you daughter

What are your settings for shoot with your own simulation because when i modify a simulation, when i take a photo, i have "storing" which is displayed on the screen and you not.

do you never use your viewfinder?

What is your camera strap ?

Hi are you using manual focus, ie zone focusing

Trying to manifest a fujifilm x100v 🤭

Real Kodachrome looks different

Thank you very much i am Learning from you. Can you give me this recipe?

None of these simulations look anything like kodachrome 64, especially when we used to shoot it at 80iso to get deep inky blacks and heavy saturated colors.

A foto analógica tem uma coisa que a digital não tem. .. contrastes e corpo, diferente da imagem digital que apesar da qualidade.. É uma imagem lavada.

The recipe is 0% similar to the real Kodachrome 64😂 but that's ok. Fujifilm official film simulations and recipes aren't like the film stocks they try to emulate, but they're cool. You can get good results in jpeg👌