I’ve read that the cable should not be plugged into the jack all the way. Try inserting the cable half way.

Holding on to it for now. Crazy seeing this camera picking up popularity again.

@@russellrabanalgreat choice!

Thank you!

Just with any camcorder, the best advice I got is just to hit the record button and create. Best part about the camera is all the manual controls it has. Make any changes as you see fit.

A good place to start is eBay or Mercari.

It’s an AV adapter. These are difficult to come by especially for the Omnimovie VHS camcorders.

One thing I can think is to make sure you don’t have any other applications running in the background. This can cause the delay.

@ ok, will check otherwise the cpu is under 1%

@@russellrabanal fixed by using my line-in as separate audio channel

Thank you 😊

No diffusion or filters. Everything done in post.

Thank you. I don't travel as often as I used to and my photography has taken a different direction these days. These were shot over 9 years ago. Fuji X-T1 paired with a kit lens 18-55mm.

@@russellrabanal Great. Thank you so much for your reply. Would you still recommend this lens for someone using XT-1 as a secondary camera or over the years, you have had better experiences with other lens which is also not expensive?

@@deepindersingh6436 yeah, that’s the issue with the series of instax cameras. It’s a guessing game due to the lack of auto focus. For portraits I would recommend using the macro lens and shooting closely to your subject. Extend your arm in front of your subject to measure and you should get better results. If you want to shoot landscapes from afar shoot in infinity. It can be costly when starting out but once you understand how to shoot your subjects, you’ll get better results. It’s not a perfect camera but it’s a fun one at most in my opinion. Fujifilm just needs to make a dated autofocus camera. The last one came out in 1999 and was only sold in Japan. Good luck!

You can't take "better" photos with these toys. Because they are not proper cameras, they are just toys to play with and pay also to play with hence shooting with these cameras is always a hit and miss... If you have too much money to throw away then instant film cameras are a good choice for eating money.

thank you thank you.

Thank you! Grew up with skaters and breakdancers and vhs/hi8 were the go to cameras to film sessions.

not for sale.

Appreciate it! And thank you for taking the time to share some suggestions! Shortly after making this video, I did buy a few more things including a speaker stand!

Much needed man. Can’t be working on a small ass coffee table 💀

I haven’t touch OBS in a minute. I just use QuickTime to transfer my footage. There’s a video on my channel using QT to transfer, check that one out and it might help.

Not a wallpaper but its from Chillhop Street Beats - kzbin.info/www/bejne/foLafYOeepetr9Usi=IRGFFbFuFzJBxZIw

Thank you!

appreciate it man. it's a work in progress.

I would say get another cable. Quality control is a hit or miss. They are cheaply made. You can get the same one that I have with the link below. I’d say get two then return one of them.

Good choice. Better for your health in the long run. 🙌🏽

Appreciate it!

Thank you! I used to develop my own film but now I get it done at a local lab. However, I do scan the photos myself via Silverfast then going on Lightroom using Negative Lab Pro.

Appreciate it!! The BTS footage was recorded with a JVC Everio HD camcorder. Not sure what the release date is but any of those older handy cams will produce similar footage like the one I have here.

You already know! 🚀📈

Thanks! I use the Epson V600!

There's no one way of working with agencies. The easiest one is checking into their contact info on their website and introducing yourself with your work and game plan. That's one way you can go about it. And as for locations, honestly it's just me scouting locations via Google Maps. It's always been a work in progress for me and at the end of the day, you gotta put the work in.

@@russellrabanal thank you for you're responses 🙏🏾 I never know if everything I'm doing is standard or if others know better ways.

I’ve added a Nikon eye piece on the GW690iii. SKU number is NKEPRFE2 but it is not a diopter. I have single vision lenses and I can see through the viewfinder just fine - just wish it was larger.

That would be a quick-fix on the Instax Wide 400 but speaking on this camera specifically - after 10 years you'd think we'd get something better than all the previous models. The Wide 400 is still a fun camera to use, but I am hoping that the Fuji Instax team makes improvements for their next camera. If not, I will import the 500 from Japan.

@@M3rkaba It’s all in the video. S video is not needed and the original Canon cable doesn’t have the red connector. so it’s only video (yellow) and white (left audio). Single channel audio - My camera doesn’t provide stereo sound. Other cameras may or may not have it so you can connect all three or just the two like my camera.

It really all comes down to your personal preference and what you do with photography. I've stuck with the 16-80 and it grew on me. Also, I like my zoom.

Yup, second hand cost will remain at it's range. I love this lens and see so much value in it.

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Can’t stop. Won’t stop.

Gotta document the journey! Hope it inspires you! 🤝