What film stock did you shoot with?

Where the video colour grading and photo colour grading are too different can i know what's the change

Hey thank you! At 6:26may I ask what focal length is being used by the "camera guy"?

What filter did you use for the color of yours pictures please ?

beautiful video Dylan!

Really need a color grading tutorial my man, youve earned a sub.

This is just stunnning oh my god...... do you colorgrade in resolve? might be my final reason to finally make the switch wow

Welp, this video did it. I went right to Amazon to order an A7RV with a black mist filer after watching lol. Love this video, thank you!

You guys absolutely killed it with the photos of the sunset cacti!! Was blown away by Jillians captures. How did she pull that much dynamic range?!?

Stunning! brought tears to my eyes looking at those gorgeous videos and photos. Thanks for showcasing your work and how this camera can be flexible even with that fixed lens. Instant subscribe :)

Came for the camera, leave with many great tracks. Thank you for the music.

man I would love to know the video settings you use? Flog 2 6k I'd assume but do you adjust the sharpness or anything? Your footage comes out looking so nice!!! Would love to see a grading video from you!

Really love your explanation of using complementary and analogous colors for composition... Thanks!

Are all these photos and videos edited? Does this camera already give us pictures with like film filter or is it just a normal camera but your skills are making it look like magic❤loved the edits of those pics love from india❤

Just found your channel and have watched several videos already. Really good stuff! Subscribed.

I dislike that you don’t add the recipes you use for each video or photo that would be much more interesting and informative if you did

OLD...all the color photos that Fujifilm produces look OLD, faded like something out of the forgotten 1970s. Im watching this because Dylan is a Washingtonian. Greetings from Seattle 🎉🖖🤩🎉

Hey Dylan, You said you set your IS0 to 400 for the portra 800. Did you let the lab know you pulled the film? or did you just let them develop it at box speed (800)? Turned out great!

I like the aesthetic appeal of these pictures but please educate me. Can't we achieve the same results with RAW pictures taken from another camera and applying a Lightroom preset (which I'm sure is out there)?

Thank you, Dylan for this review. Its been a dream of mine to have a X100V but with the high volume of sales and the camera being out of stock, comes the X100vi and I've pre-ordered the camera right away and I cannot wait for it to arrive! This video review got more excited!

Dylan,what an excellent, highly informative video. I've got a few digital cameras both full frame and medium format, but have got back into 35mm film in the last few years when I bagged a cheap Leica R8 ( lenses expensive ), followed by a Contax RTS III ( lenses cheap as chips ). Your pictures have convinced me that an up and coming visit to the Scottish Isles could do with the medium format film look. Simply stunning. Thank you.

So you didn't use any of the fuji film recipes in this video? They were all shot raw and edited by you?

wait why do you shoot in raw, isnt the selling point of fujifilm the jpeg film receipes

i want one too i just dont get why not get something like s5mk2. like can you not achieve the same look with it or other mirrorless cameras? bc i know footage always gets graded.

Why edit the videos and photos as it has film presets? Are they not good enough?

I live on Hat Island which you can see from Langley on Whidbey! Our home is on the top of the island looking out over Camano in the center with a view of Langley to the left and Mt Baker to the right. I do photography every day out here usually. Just got a 200mm to 500mm lens for my Nikon D5300 some weeks ago...need to get a big zoom lens for the Sony A73. Cool you shoot film! Saw this on my recommended videos and thought it would be nice to see how others view our area. From the dock and the pier you went to, you can see our island! I have a satin robe from Coupesville and went to Port Townsend for a poetry symposium at 14 years old. Now at 60, we go there regularly. What a nice video you shared.

That ferry ride is so great when both Baker and Rainier are out. (used to live above Ebey Landing, near Coupeville)

Look absolutely amazing. I'm pretty jealous of how gentle the light seems. I live in Australia and it is just savage half the time so you get really harsh brights and deep shadows. The colours end up super saturated which looks incredible sometimes but it is a little unforgiving (because I'm not very skilled). I only see light like this on overcast days where everything just looks a bit drab.

What filter settings you used?

Great video! Waiting for my own film scans from Whidbey to arrive from the lab soon 🤞 you captured it beautifully

I work at a video production company and I'll take 1 camera and a 35 ALL DAY over different focal lengths. I enjoying having to move around and reframe instead of swapping lenses. Beautiful work!

I would love to create these same colours on videos, do you use any specific LUTS or colour grade it all yourself?

how does it compare to an iphone 15?

hi, i just got this camera last week so found your video at the right time :) may i ask what sort of editing/recipe you are using for the shots and video around minute 3:00 to 3:17?

I brought my Blackmagic 6k pro on a recent trip and it was an ordeal, and I thought that bringing my URSA mini would be a trudge. When I came back from that trip I bought the XT-5 coming from already loving my XE-3. I wouldn’t use XT-5 for professional video work, but as a hybrid travel camera it is indeed perfect. Bringing cinema cameras on such short personal trips means you’re having to swap batteries, worry about cables and weight, having to take things off and put them on again, so XT-5 comes as a relief.

Very nice video. Wich scan did u use ? The tones are so warm, like gold 200 ! thans for ur work

Such lovely shots and video! Was this all shot on the 23mm lens? Can the X-T5 shoot 6k raw in-camera or does it have to output that to something? If you used an external recorder or something here, would be super helpful to hear what you used. Thanks so much!

Awesome shots! Thank you for sharing this with us!

wow, analog medium format vibes over here!

Coming from the Nikon D610 & D750 (both with battery grips) to the X-T4 & 5 I had to get small rig grips for both as I needed my pinky to have someplace to sit!

These are simply unreal. I have a trip to the PNW coming up and am using these as inspiration. How do you expose Portra 400? Do you rate at 200, shoot box speed, or some other technique?

Really good work, man!

Seems like a perfect setup

Question for you Dylan... what monitor are you using to edit?

Man your videos and photos are inspiring me to get back out there to shoot. I have an XT-3 with 23mm f2, 35mm 1.4, and 50mm 2. I mainly shoot with the 35mm but feeling burnt out. Looking to pick up. a 90mm f2 this weekend. What filters do you use for your photos and videos? Your videos just sing to me lol. Subscribed!

Really enjoyed this dude! I'm going to start letting you put me to sleep.

I am looking for Mamiya lenses for my Fuji GFX, and came to the conclusion that the only decent lenses are to be found in Japan. Because of the extremely high taxes, I think I will have to travel there to pick up a few... The images are amazing

Is there any advise or starting point you can give me to make video scenes like the ones you showed us here... I feel like the video type/quality you are presenting here is what I dream to do but i just dont know where to start with the whole video situation... I only know about photography.

As a photographer living on Whidbey (I'm like 3 minutes from your airbnb lol), I really enjoy seeing your take on the things I take for granted these days. You picked a fairly dramatic time to come, we don't get much snow, but winter definitely has its beautiful moments here. Good choices checking out Bowman Bay and Rosario. If you ever come back to visit there's a lot more around that's worth checking out, especially if you aren't opposed to hiking

Unreal as always dude! Colors and compositions were insane throughout. Moving next year and my fiancé and I have placed Washington state in the top 3 of choices. Both hikers over here in the East Coast so nature is a driving force for where we move but your videos give us the itch to come out there asap! Cheers man