3 days in Kyoto, relaxing photography and travel tips / Sony A7IV, FE 85mm 1.8, Ricoh GRIII

[@muslihatkedua7422]

i love it when its not just about the street photography, but you also give us info about the food, and the price that are fit for traveler,

[@totetsu3752]

Finaly i found a impressive photographer who does pov style photography in the imo most amazing Country on this Planet. Really enjoy watching your Videos and Photos Andrien! Pleace keep em going!

[@adriensanguinetti]

Thanks for your thoughtful and meaningful comment, glad you liked this one and hopefully the upcoming ones too :)

[@AlDarweesh]

I walked the same path there in Fushima Inari that's kind of like a hiking trail; it was such a nice climb. This reminds me of my time when I was there and it was the most peace I've felt in my life; that and the chashitsu in Nijo castle (which was surprisingly empty). You should go back when they set up stalls for street food around winter time I think, I'm not sure if they do it another time, it's amazing though. Kyoto is really one of my favourite cities. The way you transition from video to photos and the content is just extremely comforting, the short clips of people doing things, the b-roll, the nature and then looking at your photos; this is honestly one of my favourite channels and I hope you get more recognition. I've been using some of your presets on my photography and I love the results as well. I always feel so moved when I watch your videos, Just 🙏.

[@adriensanguinetti]

This hiking route is really nice! and then you can enjoy the normal path to walk down back to the station. Sounds nice indeed, I want to be back when it will be more lively with food stands and other events. Thanks a lot for your nice words, keeps my spirit at the top :) Glad that you are having fun with the presets and let's hope that the channel keeps growing, I will do my best anyway

[@NathanElcoate]

Your videos are refreshingly so relaxing and beautiful.

[@adriensanguinetti]

Glad you like them!

[@孙超-k6r]

You made a beautiful picture of Kyoto. I will travel to Kyoto next month, I hope I can refer to your photos to make Kyoto photo as beautiful as yours

[@billyburg4870]

As others have said, really great content. So well done. Love the images and B-roll. Very relaxing.

[@adriensanguinetti]

Thanks!

[@brivnii]

This whole video was full of awesome pictures. I mean even the video sections had scenese that you could blow up, and put on a wall somewhere. Amazing work!

[@adriensanguinetti]

Glad you enjoyed it! Your encouraging words keeps me motivated to do my best in upcoming videos

[@sukadimanasaja1599]

Kyoto is my dream destination. I went to go there in 2018. So beautiful city. I Love it! I Miss Kyoto. Thank you for sharing with us. Your video and photo so beautiful!

[@adriensanguinetti]

Glad you enjoyed it! I hope you can come back soon

[@JessSoo91]

Your videos help reignite my passion for photography. thank you.

[@adriensanguinetti]

Great to hear!

[@npage1028]

Great video as always. Started watching your stuff for photography tips and now going to Japan this December came across this video. I think the lack of tourism problem has been solved lol.

[@joejohnson7914]

Amazing content. Well done and very inspiring for our upcoming trip to Japan. Thank you.

[@adriensanguinetti]

Glad you enjoyed it! And I wish you the best in Japan :)

[@theodorenguyen92]

I'm going to get this 85mm as my prime lens soon. I think it can do so many kinds of photography like portrait, landscape and even street photos and food. So i can't wait to hands it on 😊

[@RamonLinares]

Thanks

[@RamonLinares]

I visited Eikan-do temple more than 15 years ago but I did it but mistake (I wanted to visit Kiyomizu Dera 😅) and I couldn't remember the place until I watched this video. I am going to Kyoto again this week and I plan to visit it again. Thank you so much!

[@PrepaidKarma]

Amazing video! Keep up the great work.

[@adriensanguinetti]

Thank you! Will do! :)

[@hgunawanmail]

Amazing work. Would you consider black and white photography?

[@fertonani]

Perfect video

[@EricaSanae]

wow! This is beautiful! I just stumbled upon your video and absolutely love your style! Keep it up, just subscribed and looking forward to binging your vids! 😍

[@EricaSanae]

Did you only take the A7 IV with the 85mm and gr III? what did you film the food/ in-restaurant shots with?

[@adriensanguinetti]

Thank you! Will do!

[@adriensanguinetti]

I also took zoom lens for my A7IV, my action cam and my phone. Food and in restaurant shots were almost all shot on my phone, the most versatile tool haha

[@EricaSanae]

@@adriensanguinetti thank you for your response! I am looking to start filming some of my eating adventures, especially in Japan in dec and trying to figure out what to take!

[@EricaSanae]

Also- all of your different clips between phone and camera are integrated together so well, great job!

[@zenquad]

A perfect photo doesnt exi----- 23:38 What lens and focal length was used here? Kudos :)

[@adriensanguinetti]

Thanks! I was using the Sony 85mm fe f1.8.

[@NetvoTV]

Do you think getting Nikon 28-400mm f4-8 to psir with Zf defeat the retro styling and dedicated dials experience of the Zf?

[@francinejaninesarmiento1797]

You're very lovely to watch. Though I need to ask What bag did you use for this trip? Have you tried using a duffle bag for your travel? I recommend using the Bento Bag from Nomad Lane.

[@adriensanguinetti]

Thanks for your comment! Never tried, I went on this trip with a slang for my camera stuff and a backpack for clothes and miscellaneous

[@johnsontsg]

What time did you get to the bamboo forest when there was no people?

[@adriensanguinetti]

It was still before the full opening of the borders so it was about 8:30 and still very empty

[@kevinheg8814]

What lenses (focal length) would you recommend for a trip to Japan. Hope to get to Japan next year but not sure what lenses I should take for this Trip

[@adriensanguinetti]

If you have to take only one lens I would definitely recommend a standard zoom (a basic 24-70, f/2.8 ideally). It is not the most exciting lens but it is so versatile so you will be covered for any situation almost. If you plan to bring 2 lenses I would recommend taking the standard zoom + a prime you like to shoot with, for me it would be a 85mm.

[@kevinheg8814]

@@adriensanguinetti I think more of, I bring all I need. Right now I got the 16-28 2.8, 28-75 2.8, 35 1.4, 85 1.8. I also use a Sony A7IV 😊 maybe the sigma 35 1.4 is too heavy and I let this lens at home? Is a telezoom like 70-180 2.8 or 100-400 important in Japan. In Myanmar I Love to have a big Zoom, but I’m not sure if it’s needed in Japan.

[@babthooka]

Arf!

[@paulm8157]

Title implies viewers will get travel tips. Didn’t discern travel tips, per se. Advice should be articulated somehow, IMO. Music fits mood.

[@adriensanguinetti]

Indeed, I was in the belief that mentioning the place I went and giving the information about where I ate and the price was kind of travel tips but now that I think again it is just information. Valuable information but just information