Thanks! Are you going to the Rolex Motorsports Reunion this year?

Awesome, thank you!

Thanks for the feedback! I think the X-H2 does an amazing job with action photography. For video I mainly use the X-T4 but when in need of two video cameras on a shoot will use the X-T4 for action shots at 60fps. I then use the X-H2 for interviews at 24fps.

Fuji 50mm-140mm and a Fuji 70mm-300mm

Yes and have used it for real estate and car videos.

Glad it was helpful!

Agreed. Perfect example today was taking photos of my son’s basketball game. Covered all the bases for group, close up, etc.

Sounded like a u problem

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for the insight. Happy New Year to you as well!

Thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed it. It’s the Weebill S

I have used it for real estate videos but the f4 aperture makes it almost impossible to film interiors without cranking the ISO. The barrel distortion is more noticeable at 10mm which why I just use it for photos. When I shoot real estate videos, I use the 16mm 1.4 (video review coming out soon)

I might be out of my mind then...😂 Happy R5 owner, with 3 RF L lenses and some "normal" ones, yet I usually pick my xt5 more often when it is about my own fotography and having fun. It is also my EDC camera, good luck doing that with an R5 and a 50 1.2...

My XE1 I bought two years ago for $125 and my three XT2's...$250-400. The X100 line is the body that the price is out of control.

As a Sony camera owner, you might be correct about the percentages you quoted, but the color science, of Fuji film is fantastic and probably the best among camera systems. Why are landscape and portrait photographers snobbish, seems to me like a harsh statement? What type of photography do you gravitate towards? If you are going to chastise individuals on their camera selection please let them know what camera you use and why?

You can't increase your market share if you don't make more cameras available for sale. The most populair Fuji are always sold out. They should be number one for rookies and content creators.

@@RastaHenkie lol, for content creation? Most entry level and mid-range Fujifilm cams have overheating issues, reliability issues and recording limits. You must be totally ignorant of the developments in the photography world. And yes, those are the exact same people who go about recommending Fujifilm to beginners. Grow up. I've shot with fuji for 7 years before I switched to Nikon. My wife and I we own the z6ii, z8 and the new zfc now. Life without Fujifilm and it's strange restrictions is just great.

@@RastaHenkie I am not sure if fujifilm as a whole are geared towards content creators? I would say it more geared towards photographers? Not sure where you live but they are available at Best Buy/ B&H for the most part?

I feel like everyone's after that classic looking Fuji camera just as their travel camera, as for what he said about Fuji film comradery, I feel like all photographers share their experience and tips with each other freely no matter what gear they use, even if we bash Nikon for fun, we don't hate eachother at all, if you shoot Leica, Fuji, Canon, Sony, when I got into photography I noticed it's just a great community all around

Thanks for sharing!

It's a really solid and versatile lens. Thanks for watching!

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the thoughtful response. I recently acquired the Viltrox 23mm which has been working great for in studio work. For reasons unknown, I can never get the 10-24mm to work for videos especially real estate. I did use it once for a BMW ad where I needed low level shots of an elf buying a car (long story). I would be curious what your settings are and results you’re getting!

@@acoopervideo I pretty much use the 10-24 in manual focus at F/4 or 5.6 which gives a massive dof and set focus at 5m to pretty much infinity. I also use it a lot for fixed video on a tripod. Off the top of my head , I shoot in 4k 24p with shutter speed at 1/48 h.265 Not really had an issues at all

The talking head part to be clear.

For the studio shots in this video I used a newly acquired Viltrox 23mm f/1.4 with a Fuji xt4. In my earlier videos I was using the Fuji 18-55mm.

I’m curious about the 10-18 for real estate videos especially since it’s f2.8 Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing!

if i can only get ONE , what would u reccomend

@@leonthesleepy 23mm f2 is my must have. 35 equivalent, small, fast. Versatile focal length. I took this lens only many times on vacation and never regretted it.

Agreed! It's so versatile!

That 13mm looks like a good option for real estate videos. What do you normally film with it?

@@acoopervideo I take photos almost exclusively. But I know from some KZfaqrs that they also use the Viltrox 13mm for blogs. The lens is suitable for taking photos of architecture and landscapes even when the aperture is open, and is consistently sharp. From f/4 it is absolutely sharp. I would say that the lens fully matches the performance of original Fujifilm lenses. The only thing that may not be as good is the coating when there is direct, strong backlight.

We think we’re so cool the sun shines on us all the time 😎😂

To cover up the messy hair or lack of hair in some cases.

not just Americans.

Wow! 90mm prime? What do you mainly shoot with that?

Portraits Mainly. @@acoopervideo

The 90 is really sharp, you can crop in no problem. So it's got reach. Plus with extension rings it has replaced the 60 macro I had with frankly better results. I also sold my 70-270 as a result of having the 90mm as up until 150 i just had better results with the 90.. It's excellent for portrait too. It's weather sealed and focuses well.... It's just so bloody heavy. It's the only chunky lens I have kept in my line up but I admitedly don't use it as much as I would have liked to.

Mind you if you have a 50-140 you already have a chunky sharp lens 😊

Love my 90 2!

I’m moving in the prime direction myself especially for video. For photos, it can be tricky in run and gun situations.

Thanks for sharing! I considered the 16-55mm but thought was too bulky for my gimbal and also wouldn’t work filming cramped car interiors. For high quality inexpensive lenses, I’ve started playing around with a 23mm Viltrox prime and it’s amazing.

@@acoopervideo Yeah Im thinking about in a little bit to switch over to a 3 primes for traveling purposes - 18mm, 33mm and maybe the 50 or 90mm. Also seriously thinking about the F2s. the 23, 35 and 50 are so miniature and good to carry around but not sure about the performance capability.

What is the most flexible lens in Fujifilm?

@@benlachica1730 Flexible is subjective. What are you looking to use for? and how much money do you have? If you are asking for Flexible I would definitely say a Zoom lens. I would say look at the 16-80, 18-55 and 16-55. The 18-55 I believe is the cheapest since its a kit lens and has variable zoom. 16-80 is very flexible as well but has a lower end F stop which might matter depending on what you are looking for especially low light situations. The 16-55 imo is the king and the most expensive. 16-55 is Weather Resistant and has the fastest Autofocus and a consistent 2.8 F stop which is pretty good for zooms in low light. But it is really bulky compared to the others and has no Optical stability compared to the others but if you have a XT4+ I think the body has it inbuilt.

@@benlachica1730 In my experience, the 18-55mm works well for video and photos in most situations.

I’m in Central Oregon! Probably could tell from the broll lol Thanks for the comment. Hit me up if you’re ever in Bend.

A neutral coffee density filter should do.

One to rule them all! lol The 35mm has been on my wishlist. What do you like about it?

Only if you like outdated lenses with loud AF motor and low AF C hit rate.

@@lumberjack3008 My favourite lens with great rendering is 60 years old with no AF. I never ever use AF-C. I never have issues with 35mm1.4 noice. I just make images and for that it's my favourite lens of all time. Shot Sony, Canon, Leica, Lumix, Nikon & Olympus over 24 years, but only worked as a photographer for 3 years. I got modern, quiet primes but the 35mm1.4 is so special in so many ways it's my favourite.

If you want great AF that ain't it. It's a nice compact lens. I like that with the originals (23 f1.4, 35f1.4 and 14f2.8. Great quality for one who is not in a hurry, in a compact form factoe)

I shot a year with just manual lenses and got my best images ever incl, surfing, skateboarding, portraits etc. It'snot the AF that is slow. It's lightning fast compared to my older AF lenses for Canon. I actually never notice much difference in AF on any camera or lens the past 25 years. But I don’tphotograph, Tennis, birds or running kids. @@TarzanGuadeloupe

Glad it was helpful!

Absolutely! It’s common practice for US companies to outsource video editors and graphic designers from all over the world. I used to work for a digital art company that had artists in Japan, China, and India. Upwork is a good starting point. Good luck!

Thanks! Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for taking the time and letting me know!