How I Use Fujifilm X-T5 for Street Photography

[@ifoundnate]

Definitely going to give these custom button layout a try. Great video

[@alanplatt888]

Sounds like good advise, I like the manual back button setting.

[@cameraman655]

1:03 Because that ‘kit lens’ is indeed better than any kit lens out there, bar none, at least to those that have used and/or own one.

[@ninadagostini478]

Thank you for this video!!

[@jasonpchen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@simon359]

I can’t use back button focus, because I have a thumb grip there. Besides at my age I don’t think I can change my reflexes. I Find my system works well for me and I use some of the other techniques you have shown.

[@jasonpchen]

That's a good point. I've never used a thumb grip on there. Thanks for sharing Simon!

[@pressonrudy]

do you use Film simulation/recipe at all? if yes, which one do you prefer? Thanks.

[@user-jt1gn7hx5w]

Excuse me, my X-T5 is in the AF-C continuous focus mode. When the shutter is half-pressed, the brightness of the camera screen will be relatively dim. When the shutter is released, it will be restored. Is there a setting error? Do you have the same situation, thank you for your answer.

[@williamfleetwood4612]

That's likely your aperture being closed down when you half press. Keep your aperture as open as possible and try it, the picture won't get darker/as dark

[@lbeetech]

Too many megapixels...

[@whatthefitt]

Too little, people complain. Too many, people complain. Jeez

[@Malick333]

You can turn the megapixel settings down to medium for jpgs.

[@jorgemendez4517]

@@Malick333 what’s the downside of having 40mp for jpeg ?

[@Malick333]

@@jorgemendez4517 storage and processing speed. But I’d rather have 40mb files than 4mb files like the old X-E2 had! 😳