Initial REAL Review of Fujifilm X100VI | Plus Street Photography in Beverly Hills!

[@richardrandolph9794]

Thanks for the great video. My take is that if a photographer will take advantage of the X100vi leaf shutter and flash sync speed (the true magic of the camera) then there isn't any other camera on the market with this functionality that can replace it. If not, then get an X-T5 that allows for lens options. Although the fixed focal length is liberating : )

[@wespellum]

Agreed!!!

[@MadefromJava]

Great video Wes. You really quoted ATCQ 😂Just curious, are you shooting in D-Log on the pocket 3? But yea, I'm noticing focusing issues on my x100vi indoor, but I chalk it up to my lack of skill.

[@wespellum]

Not yet but that is my next venture now that I upgraded to the full version of DaVinci and built a beat of a machine last night too haha. Plan to film some test footage in F Log and D Log to so how it handles it.

[@wespellum]

Oh and huge hip hop head here. Love Tribe!

[@MadefromJava]

@@wespellum cool, don't forget to get a ND filter for the pocket 3 then lol

[@wespellum]

@@MadefromJava good point!! Appreciate it!!

[@Goldenhour24]

Great shots! Do you have a particular Fuji recipe?

[@wespellum]

I have used recipes from time to time from Fuji Weekly, but in these and most shots these days, I shoot RAW, apply a film sim in Lightroom (using profile, camera matching), and also I apply my Fuji preset. Then from these mask tweaks if needed. I spent so much time dialing in my preset that I feel it's more effective than the film recipes or film sims in camera. Although shooting JPEG and using the recipes is a fun challenge!