That's awesome! Thanks so much for the comment, I'm really glad you found the video useful. Welcome to the Fuji tribe :) Ciao

Hi Marcel, glad you enjoyed the video. Well, the Fuji customization is one of the main reasons I use these cameras :) Thanks so much for the comment! Ciao

Thanks so much, Fabio! Glad you enjoyed the video :) Ciao

Thank you very much, Stephen! Glad you found the video useful 🙂

You're so welcome, Minon! I'm really glad you found my content useful. I switch from Canon to Fujifilm back in 2016 and I never looked back. Thanks so much for the comment :) Ciao

Thanks so much, Emmanuele. Glad you found the video useful. Enjoy your new X-T4 :) Ciao

Hi Bob, glad it was helpful! Thanks as always for commenting. Enjoy your new X-T4 :) Ciao

Hi, thanks so much for the comment, very much appreciated. I'm really glad you are putting into practice some of my suggestions. Yeah, learning settings and improving muscle memory are very underrated aspects of photography technique. Well done! :) Ciao

Grazie mille, mi fa molto piacere ti sia piaciuto! Alla prossima, ciao :)

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks! Ciao :)

Thanks a lot, Christoph! Glad you found it useful :) Ciao

Totally agree! Settings are a very personal thing and it's fun to see how many customization different photographers adopt. Thanks for the comment! Ciao :)

Thanks so much for the comment, really glad the video was useful 😃 ciao

@@AndreaLivieriPhoto I have XT4 camera bought 3 months ago still learning how to make settings. This video is like an oasis in a desert. I like your videos fully with content and most appropriate and practical to the users. Thanks again. I have kit lens and 10-24 mm new lens. Which other lens I have to buy for landscapes. Please advise. Thanks.

Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it! Okay, the X-T4 + 10-24 is a great combo (actually is quite awesome, ahah). You might add a zoom telephoto lens to your kit. You have plenty of choices, but I think the best options are the 55-200, the 70-300, or the 50-140. It really depends on the weight you want to carry and the focal range. If you like lightweight lenses, I would stick with the 55-200 or 70-300. The 50-140 is an amazing lens but the focal range is narrower and it weighs more! For an in-depth comparison I have a couple of videos here on the channel about the 50-140 and the 70-300. Ciao :)

@@AndreaLivieriPhoto thank you so much for your valuable guidance and helping to grow as photographer. 👍🙏🏽 these words are invaluable to me from an expert.

@@AndreaLivieriPhoto how about 100-400 mm in place of 50-140 mm? Please advise

Thanks so much for the comment, and I'm glad you enjoyed my videos. The sensor size doesn't really make a difference if you don't plan to print your work larger than A2 (sometimes A1). In that case, the performance you can get out of a camera like the X-T4 is more than enough to create stunning images. I think innovation in landscape photography and cameras has been minimal over the last 10 years. Some full-frame cameras, though, can make a big difference in terms of AF performance if you're into the world of sports, action, or wildlife photography.

As a result of your comments, I understand that it is not necessary to switch to a full frame body in terms of image quality :) I have been thinking about this change for a long time, thank you very much. Continue with X-T4 :)@@AndreaLivieriPhoto

The blurriness in your pictures could be due to a few things. Stuff like how wide your lens is set, the settings on your camera, and how you're processing the photos all play a role. If you can share a photo with me, I'll take a quick look to see if I can give you some tips. Ciao

​@@AndreaLivieriPhoto How do I get the photos to you?

@@user-vbull My email address is on the website's contact page. You can send me a WeTransfer download link to that email.

Done@@AndreaLivieriPhoto

I had a look at the images you sent me in. Both the jpeg and the raw show a substantial amount of softness on the corners. I've never tried the that lens with the X-T5, so I'm not actually sure how good it is on handling the 40mp resolution. What I can say is that performance doesn't seem to be as good as expected. From what I learned trying that lens model with some of my clients, I've noticed that the image quality is not very consistent. This inconsistency could be attributed to a quality issue from the camera manufacturer, but honestly, I don't know. Regarding the focal range, the 16-80mm lens is beautiful, but after using it for a while, I decided to stick with the 16-55mm. Although it has a shorter focal range, the sharpness is much more consistent throughout the entire zoom range. I think there is nothing you can do about those soft corners except trying another unit of the same model or switching to a different lens. I hope this helps.

Hi John, glad you found the video useful. Thank you! As an in-camera profile, I use the PRO Neg.Std with Shadow & Highlight tones both at -2. I keep sharpness, noise, etc... at the default value since they don't affect the representation of the image's dynamic range on the camera display. Ciao

Hi, thanks so much for the comment, glad you enjoyed the video. About the DR, it doesn’t affect the raw file. I would avoid changing that setting for shooting raw since it can trick the correct histogram representation. For what I know, in the past I found just Capture One reading the DR attribute recorded with RAW and applying it to the RAW file, and that’s actually not a good thing. Anyway, if you don’t shoot jpeg, don’t mess up with the DR and keep it at the default value of 100 :) Ciao

@@AndreaLivieriPhoto sounds good, cheers!

Interesting video, thank you . Check out pal2tech’s video on DR settings as it states it will affect RAW files as well as JPG before saving the image if I understood it correctly.

Thanks so much, and glad you enjoyed the video. I’ll have a look at pal2tech video. Ciao :)