Great video. Love to see more fuji content. One tip. Get yourself a instax fuji printer. Take it with you and print the image of the people you photographed and give them as a present. They will love you!

Thanx for sharing! So much fun and encouraging to hear you talk with the people you meet!

I love your videos! You're so kind in your interactions with people and emanate warmth!!

I love your energy, very warm aura. You remind me of myself. I'm a beginner to street photography so I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and shy about encountering strangers, taking portraits, or not having focused photos. It's really inspiring to see you flow through the nerves. Great vid and pictures❤️ cheers.

Love this video - your honest, sensitive approach pays off. Lovely colours from the Fuji.

I totally loved this video :)

Lovely shots nicely captured! Love it!😍🥰

The trees reflected on the back screen was one of the best image. I wish I had your talents and skills. All the best.

Hello Deryn. I just wanted to THANK YOU for posting this. And also say Sorry for the That Dude (guy photo). Keep Exploring New Things, And Stay True To YOUR HEART.

Congratulations on your first street portrait! They're nerve-wracking but a great way to connect with people.

Always love seeing a fellow female photographer on KZfaq. ❤️ Buying this camera soon.

Excellent vid, well done. Like you, I also bought the x100v for street photography. It's also an ideal camera for sightseeing when one doesn't fancy hauling camera kit around (I have a Canon RP and associated gear) The flip-up screen is a bonus for covert shooting-from-the-hip image capturing and of course the Jpegs are gorgeous. Incidentally, NiSi make an excellent single-piece lens hood cum weather sealer which also takes the original Fuji lens cap Keep up the good work!

This is the second of your videos that I've watched so far. Love what you're doing here... Keep it up!

That was so fun to watch!!! I just got this camera myself and found your video so inspiring! I want to get out there on the streets!

This was badass! Love seeing this style of video and your process. Also it felt like I was there in the town. So cool!

The colours really are damn good outta that camera

Loved this

Nice job. Love my x100v for street photography too.

Really love seeing these videos from another female photographer 🫶🏻 so jealous of all the walkable areas you have! (I don’t have any around me unless we drive a ways to the city and it’s a bit of a mess with crime 🙃) I wish I had been into photography back when I lived in England because I would’ve absolutely gone exploring on a photo walk like this!

Hey Deryn! He’s a tip: Fujis have a mode called dr400 that shoots at iso 640 or higher. This mode underexposes the image at capture, then boost the mid tones and blacks before saving. This has the effect of retaining hilight detail while making the image appear normal. Cost: some noise in the blacks. This affects BOTH raw and jpgs! If you find a lot of blown out hilights in your shots, try it out! Also, if you do lightroom raws, convert your fuji RAF files to adobe dng using a program called Iridient X transform. Turn all adobe sharpness off at the conversion. Then import to lightroom as dngs. Use the free fuji x raw studio to compare your RAF files to the lightroom raw to match better to the orig fuji conversion.

hi, what filter did you use in the settings? I like the colors in the photos in the video

Btw, the flash on that camera is magical! Coupled with the leaf shutter and the built in ND, thats alot of toys to play with: Use the ND filter to shoot wide aperture in the sun... most usefull in video where you want to keep your shutter at ~1/50th. The leaf shutter alllows higher flash sync speeds than your canon! So gorgeous out door flash filled photographs with wide apertures are possible! Also gel the flash to match your ambient color temperature for more natural pix!

Totally love your video!! Just you having a good time, interacting with people, pups, and architecture! I am totally in love with this camera! I cant wait to buy one soon!

Nice colors. Great camera!

Love your street photography video! Keep it up 😊

Lol I know that Noodle Stop place. Keep up the good work.😊

Hi It's a very nice composition Will you Suggest Which Color recipe did I use from your website to get colors like this in my X100V Too

‌ Good vibes ! ‌

Amazing!

Hey Deryn, sweet camera! Thanks for taking us around town with you - I loved it! Creativity takes courage & I think it’s great that you’re out enjoying your passion & take the time to edit & share your videos with all of us. Also I like the voice over🤷‍♀️

The fact that this camera motivated you to start asking people for street portrait photos encouraged me to think about investing in this camera. The only concern I have is how long does your battery last for this camera?

love your photos from China😉😉😉

Loved this style of pov vid! I have a bit of a different approach with these vids, but I like this style too for sure! You have a really soothing and enjoying voice to listen at and the commentary is definitely useful for other creators so keep rockinf it! Also, how lovely to see a female creator doing this, you don't see a lot of you doing this so definitely subscribed! Can't wait to see more 😁🙌🏼

wonderful pov and nice shots there

The area where you shoot is magical. Her in Los Angeles we killed many pedestrian areas in favor of cars.

Great video, thinking of getting the X100V myself. For now, going to try some POV photography with my X-S10.

Great photos, I used to have the X100F a while ago and loved that little camera. I even used it for wedding photography! I will keep an eye out for you next time I take a walk around the city. Loving the POV style video with the voice over

I use an EOS R, and shoot with the 24-105, super big lens. I am going to start using the 50 1.8, ef version cause I'm broke, to tone it down a little. Nice video.

Nice video! My EOS R arrived yesterday and I can't wait to take it out to the streets. You mentioned that shooting with the Fuji feels less conspicuous in public - have you used the silent shutter on the EOS R at all, and have you noticed any difference?

So weird to see it so quiet! I did a street shoot a while ago (before covid)

How to go down below 160 iso?

Lovely pics! Do you always post process or do you like any of the in camera jpeg presets?

Nice vid, great pictures. Did you use the film simulation for your pict.

Bravissima.

Great photos. The files come out so nice from the x100v too 😍

the atmosphere you shared here is amazing. will follow for more! great photos too

Nice vid Deryn! Welcome to Fuji World :D We need to see more female street photographers. I do POVs too in my channel, cheers from Turkey :)

I find people are really open to being photographed with the X100V, it seems to make them warmly curious.

How does the battery last as u r using it completely on screeen

any specific reason to do the entire session at f2.0? good photos tho!

500+ subs!

Make more videos pleaseeeee! (:

X-t30 is much better in many ways, smaller, more compact, perfect for traveling and street photography has much better grip, bigger viewfinder, more practical because u can change lenses, not fixed lens! Yes it's not weather sealed but got same sensor and processor as 100v. X-t30 is cheaper even if you add two f2 prime lens to the price.

You dont have to use f/2 all the time :)

Cool video! Better with talking over it.

Having spent many years as a photojournalist I have to ask: what is the purpose of what you just did? What story did you want to convey? What emotion did you want your images to bring to the surface? To me they are meaningless. They're just snapshots that can be done by any tourist in any city. It reminds me of visiting peoples homes and because I'm a pro photographer they ask me to look at their vacation photos--I do to be polite but they are boring. For the first time in a long time Covid has pretty much sidelined my photography, and given me lots of free time, so I have been browsing through You Tube and am really disappointed by the work of the vast majority of people on here calling themselves photographers--particularly "street photographers." I've yet to see more than an image or two that meant anything, that was meaningful. It's fine to be a snap shooter, but a photographer makes an image an amateur simply takes a picture. My purpose is not to denigrate you, but rather to, hopefully make you think about what you're shooting and whether or not it has merit as a moment in time. Unfortunately digital photography has enabled anyone with a digital camera to take numerous photos that mean nothing--there is no thought behind the image, it's just a snap shot. Street photography is about so much more than finding a spot of sunshine and waiting for someone to walk by so they cast a shadow on the side of a building. Look at Gordon Parks' work, (as one example) if you want to see some credible street photography.