Thanks so much, Yossi. That's very kind.

No problem :-)

Thank you. Enjoy the camera.

Thanks, Mattia!

Thanks very much. I'll do my best to do more like this.

Thanks so much 😊

Glad you like them!

Many thanks!

Thanks Darren. Good luck with the wedding.

Thank you!

Thank you kindly.

Thank you.

whats the color profile in your preset you used in this edit?

Thanks, Tarik.

Thanks Kelly.

Thanks Dan!

If you use a wider lens and get in close you will be fine. You will struggle using a 70-200 or something similar.

:-)

Hi Martin - Yes, I use the 8 LED version. Thanks

Thanks Chris!

Thank you kindly. Glad you enjoyed it.

Watch this space :-)

I shoot mostly in P mode. But AV when needed. Very very rarely manually at weddings.

Unfortunately not I'm afraid.

:-)

Thank you!

Inspired me to get your presets too! Really enjoy your Fujifilm podcasts. 👍

I’d like to know this too

Always Auto ISO (min shutter 1/125 max ISO 12,800). Single point focus with back button focus, recompose method.

:-)

Almost always spot metering and for most of the day, if the light is fine - P mode.

That's certainly very good in the camera. However, I didn't like the ergonomics and the viewfinder also. It just doesn't feel like a Fujifilm camera to me. More of a machine and I prefer to enjoy using cameras tbh.

I don't have the 90mm, so can't really comment on how good it is. However, I feel its probably a little long for this type of photography.

Yes, the light is really to help with focus more than anything. If I can get away with it, I'll drop the aperture but often find myself shooting wide open.

No Flash :-)

No Flash 🙂

The clients get everything in both colour and monochrome but I selected the best fit for the photofilm.

The colour edit was done with the Eterna Style Profile (select from the profile sections) and adjust accordingly.

It was a very long day and I always have the 33mm as my backup lens. I don't recall using it, but I obviously did - most likely to try and change it up a little during the longer part of the day.

It's a Manfrotto Lumimuse

Yes. I have pretty much all the xpros and x100s which I use a lot for my street photography and personal work.

I shine the light then drop it to my waist or pop it in my pocket. Flashes are heavy and require constant adjustment of exposure. Plus batteries, plus recycle time etc.

I haven't shot with constant light before, but I assume during dancing when you are shooting at a higher ISO, the light can be dim since you'll only need a little bit of light and balances with the scene lighting anyway.

Hi Joost. The colour edit was done with the Eterna Style Profile (select from the profile sections) and adjust accordingly.

@@kevin_mullins Thanks Kevin, I love to see a video whit such an edit.

Hi Jody - 1/125th is plenty with these small lenses. No really need to shoot faster for candid stuff.

No, I just use it without the filter which is effectively Daylight balanced.

I am so sorry your photographer pooped out on you with little notice. Multitasking is very difficult. How can you be the groom and the photographer at the same time? Your job at the wedding, as the groom, is to say “I do” and dance with the bride. This is a party with a ceremony toward the beginning of the day. How can you do bride/groom prep and take photos? How do you do the 1st dance and photograph it? I’ve never been married. I would guess during the day you are the co-star. How does the co-star participate in the event and take photos too? A daunting task to be sure. Taking photographs and feeling the emotions that are occurring seems impossible. A radical change of your mindset. I can’t imagine being the co-star of your day and documenting it too. Hope the the went well meaning you had a great time at your party and captured some important moments. I’ve seen in the film days guests being given disposable cameras to take images, especially at the tables, during the reception. Maybe ask your guests to take images lots of images, with their cellphone cameras. I understand because you are the co-star in this production there are things that go on without your knowledge. That is part of the photographer’s responsibility to capture during this event. Congratulations on your wedding. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

Oh, that's sad re your photographer. However, my advice is to enjoy your wedding. If you can't stretch to another professional, maybe see if any of your friends are wizards with a camera?

Hi Imran. Yes, the edit was done with the Eterna Style Profile (select from the profile sections) and adjust accordingly.

@@kevin_mullins thank you Kevin!

I use the 18mm F1.4 (the new one). I don't use flash, but the Manfrotto Luminmuse. I hold it in mu left hand with the camera in my right.

@@kevin_mullins thanks a lot Kevin

@@kevin_mullins Manfrotto 8 ?

@@angelopalombo74 Yep.

Hi Daniel. The colour edit was done with the Eterna Style Profile (select from the profile sections) and adjust accordingly.

@@kevin_mullins thank you

Boom back :-)

@@kevin_mullins This video is playing on repeat before my next wedding on Sunday :D

:-)

Thank you :-)

It very very rarely happens. I encourage my clients to let everybody know that that's not my style.

Yes, Acros+R. I shoot in RAW but see in monochrome :-)

@@kevin_mullins, exactly as I thought. 😀 Nice video, thanks for making and sharing.

@@kevin_mullins Same here