Top Tips for NEW Fujifilm Users!

[@ogonzilla]

Share your top tips for NEW Fujifilm users in the comments section! Welcome them to the club. :)

[@MrGavinbrownemail]

I would suggest using the camera in manual as much as possible. Back in the day when I shot with film, you had to choose one roll of film with a single ISO. Usually 400iso. So try putting the camera in 400iso and leave it there for your next shoot. Use the aperture and shutter speed to allow the right amount of light. This will be painful at times but really teaches you about aperture v shutter. Finally, take your camera with you everywhere and get shooting.

[@StephenHamill]

Thanks for the tips. Great as always. Just in case you are looking for ideas for content, I’d love to see a tutorial for us dad-home-video makers that deals with the ideal setup for run and gun. I like to keep the shutter speed on double the frame rate but then we get stepping when the light changes. What do you do? Do you use ND filters? Manual aperture? Manual ISO? Just an idea.

[@idrisinizam924]

How to share file with mobile phone

[@AJ-em2rb]

I accidentally found out that if you hold the joystick down for a few seconds you can lock it so that it wont more your focus point when it bumps into your hip or coat. When locked then in order for the focus point to move you just click the stick once first. It's been a lifesaver for me! (also, if you move the focus point and want to bring it back to the center again, just click the stick when the focus grid is up). My camera is an XT3, so it's likely available on the xt30, x100v, xpro3, and xt4 and maybe on the xt2, xpro2, and xh1.

[@dudiflug3804]

Great video!

[@jakeduggan3854]

Fuji pairs well with vintage lenses. I always shoot RAW; you can always edit your image in camera by pressing the Q button on your selected image, from there you can apply film simulations, adjust contrast, eposure etc. Another great free editor for Fuji cameras is the Fujifilm X Raw studio (completely free) which actually uses your cameras image processor to do all the work. Capture one is a great editor also. I'd also like to mention that the Fuji X-A range cameras don't have the X-trans sensor so they play well in Light room (My wife has an X-A5). Just some info for people who might be interested.

[@ogonzilla]

Great advice with the processing raw in-camera.

[@kimcamilleri_]

You’re like our favourite fuji dad!

[@ogonzilla]

Thanks!? Lol

[@HVRIS]

Omar Gonzalez Photography does that make me the uncle? 🤷🏻‍♂️🙅🏻‍♂️

[@jasper374]

fuji daddy

[@Marco-cm3bx]

“Maybe the bird is next to you” Hahahaha

[@bruchino]

ahhhh, I heard "birth".. :D but bird makes more sense I guess :D

[@wolfsbanebloom]

Happened to my boyfriend once, it just wouldn't leave, he managed to get to around 1 meter close to it and then it flew away. He was creeping slowly step by step and the little bird was staring us right in the eyes. :D instagram.com/p/CIJDVvQhbLO/

[@JungleCatImages]

Thank You Omar, this was definitely one of the channels that convinced me to change from Canon after about 10 years. I watched 100s of vids and really investigated before switching because I loved my Canon (5Diii 6D 17-40, 50 1.4, 135f2). I spent less than 2,000 on used T2+56 1.2, T1 + 18mm 15 -45 (less than a Full Frame body). The new system and focal lengths has been super inspiring, although there was a bit of a learning curve. Now about 6 months in, I'm confident in the equipment and my ability to get the best out of it. I spend hours zooming in and marveling at the Fuji files hahahaha. People who know my work well have commented that my pictures still look like my pictures, which is what I was after, like I said, I was happy with Canon. But, can you imagine how much lighter my new camera bag is?... My tip for new fuji users is to learn how to customize the system to your needs, and just keep shooting, shoot whatever you have, you can't shoot what you wish you had. Then go study the files, what is working and what is not at diff't focal lengths and F stops, learn your equipment, don't blame it ..One problem I had switching to Fuji was camera shake, I never had that problem with the FF Canon. I really had to learn how to concentrate on keeping the smaller cameras steady (I bought myself a battery grip for the T2 for Christmas).. Overall, My experience is that the camera system doesn't matter.. Full Frame Canon or apsc Fuji my photos are recognizably my photos.. Thanks again Omar, I've really enjoyed your videos this past year. So keep up the good work in 2020. Happy Holidays

[@ogonzilla]

Happy holidays! So great that it all worked out for you. :) . Cheers!

[@the24thknight]

I recently made the switch from Canon to Fuji and Omar has been my Bro-in-Chief during this exciting transition of my life. I love my X-Pro 3 and I’m just waiting for him to do a review/tutorial/anything so I can follow along all while being thoroughly entertained :).

[@1b0r90]

+tip: you can save different auto iso settings with the custom settings. For me the default is 1/125 for all 3 auto iso modes then in C2 I set it to aim for 1/250. This way it's super easy to switch and still use auto iso when I need it.

[@ogonzilla]

Great tip!

[@mauistevebear]

My setup has evolved to this: I shoot manual everything. I use back button focus and have enabled focus assist w.focus peak (high) yellow. My front button is the level. The top button is the timer. My pad buttons are AF-C Custom settings AF Mode, Face-Eye Detection and Histogram. I have turned the swipes on the LCD off. The top line of My Menu is Drive Settings, then MF Assist, then Focus Check, then Shutter Type...By the way, I shoot RAW and use Lightroom to process the files and have had no issues, but I did use Capture One just to see the difference and it wasn't anything for me to switch from Lightroom to Capture One, but that's me.

[@ogonzilla]

So cool...thanks for sharing!

[@christianjadevaler7027]

“The problem: reaching for playback button triggers the eye sensor” happens to me a loooooot. This is a big help! Thanks.

[@michaelafleming7403]

I've been a Canon and Sony user for a long time now, and finally took the leap to the fujifilm system (X-T30). When my boyfriend asked me what I was most excited about with the Fujifilm system, I said "being able to watch Omar Gonzalez KZbin videos for a reason" :D (true story lol)

[@Shmyrk]

Its been 3 months since you commented. What do you think of Fuji? I'm a Canon shooter but thinking about making the transition.

[@colettithekid]

My tip is to become intuitive with your Fuji. Best example is knowing how many presses of the viewmode goes from “eye sensor” to “evf only” to “lcd only”. Knowing stuff like this going into a shooting situation keeps your attention on the subject and getting the shot.

[@Enrique-the-photographer]

I cheated, I’m not a new user but I watched the video in its entirety (LOL).

[@prasanpani]

Me too!

[@ogonzilla]

Thanks for that!

[@kimcamilleri_]

Same!!

[@blissfulness4ever]

We're not really here for Fuji info as much as we are here to watch Omar do his thing 😀

[@runarsigurursigurjonsson1279]

We are all cheaters

[@pilotakeksz78]

after going though 15+ channels and different "pros..." I think I found a guy who explains things that a novice like me can understand photography basics and wont be alienated too soon...thanks for these videos

[@toozler]

An even more affordable (and sustainable) alternative for a prime lens is to revive a vintage film lens. You can get an excellent Minolta 50mm f1.7 for under $30. Add a $10 MD-to-FX adatper and you have a prime with much better quality than a made in China cheapo lens.

[@TinkerandtheRobot]

Great tip! I did this! I use a Pentax 50MM that was in my father's kit from the late 1970s. The brand I used as an adaptor is K&F Concept and I got it on Amazon.

[@12scarz9]

China cheapo lens?So Viltrox(which one is also and AF)85 1.8 is a cheapo lens?😆 P.S.after they will release 23,33,55 1.4 lenses,there is really no need to get those cheap old manual focus lenses.Hail to "China cheapo"🤘

[@sajafendel]

Any idea where I can get an adaptor?

[@sabretooth717]

Also you can buy a thumb grip for camera n looks great.

[@marvesrivas307]

Mieke was the first prime lens I bought. It was a 50mm f/2 for $99 I believe. So if anyone new wants a prime lens for cheap I recommend to try it. It is manual focus though.

[@dbowden88]

Thanks Omar! I got a used X-T20 a few weeks ago and have totally noticed the same things about accidentally moving the focal point and accidentally switching to EVF mode.

[@jarrettesaw5221]

Just got the Xt3 and I've been rocking with the xt20 for the last couple of years. Top tip I have: Grab some old manual focus film lenses and a cheap adapter, to start out with along with the kit lens. You can find really great stuff used and try out different focal lengths without spending a ton of money! Love the videos Omar! Always a huge help!

[@ogonzilla]

Yes!!!!

[@woodkidlee]

Happy new year Omar and my tips on Fujifilm is enjoy manual mode. It’s because Fujifilm designs her cameras well. They have many dial on the camera such as shutter speed dial and ISO dial. Most of lenses has aperture ring. That’s great for manual mode and makes you flexible to make your images.

[@patoo77]

Discovered your channel a few weeks ago, when I started looking for a replacement for my old Canon. Thanks to you and your amazing work on this channel, I am now the proud owner of a XT20 ;) Keep up the good work, love your channel!

[@FindingMySparkle]

Hey Omar Thanks so much for the tips. I just switched from being a Canon user for years to the X-T3 and this video really helped me out.

[@XtianApi]

I shoot paid jobs and have been shooting fuji for 4 years. And yet, here I am, watching. I think that's a big compliment

[@yuliiakryzhanivska]

I`ve just bought fuji xt2 as my very first camera, and have totally felt in love with it! Thank you for all advice, great channel!

[@toopkarcher]

Just tried capture one trial after watching this. It's definitely superior. No doubt. Thank you sir.

[@RandyPollock]

I set up back button focus for moving objects but for single-shot I use the shutter release, try simplr straps, good quality straps. Use Godox (also called flashpoint) flashes for Fuji...also if you shoot raw in camera you can after the fact save a jpeg using the different film simulations, all while still in the camera, the camera will create as many jpegs of a raw image that you like then you can offload them all when you get home...the quality of jpeg out of the camera beats the ones you can make in LR or C1.

[@ogonzilla]

Great advice 👍👌

[@eyyc8078]

My God. I needed this. Just ordered an X-T3. I was a Nikon user.

[@coriendewitte196]

I am switched from Nikon to Fuji as well last August. I could not hold my D500 anymore because of reumatism in my hands. It was far to heavy. Got an XT3 . At first I realy had to get used to the camera but now I love it so much It is fun to use the film simulations! And with the 35 mm F2 the camera is light and easy to take with me all the time. You wont be sorry! Watch this channel, it is fun. Good luck with your XT3!

[@ogonzilla]

@@coriendewitte196 So great!

[@oc2phish07]

I switched from Nikon to the X-Pro2 when it first came out. I still have it and use it a lot but also added an X-T2 and X-T3 to my kit. Will probably get an X-T4 in the next week or so too. Great cameras and outstanding service back-up from Fujifilm UK. As to lenses; I had a 35mm f2 but changed it for the 23mm f2. I also use an 18-135, 18-55 and my favourite 10mm-24mm.

[@camerabugs7591]

Thank you Omar. This is all still relevant in 2020. We just got a Fujifilm X-T3 today and we can't wait to shoot some awesome images!

[@xcrack6364]

I just use my left thumb to hit the playback. No sensor blocking issue. Also with touch screen, provided you shoot mainly with the evf, you can designate which portion of the lcd that is used to move the auto focus point/area. I tend to shoot using my right eye so my face isn’t on the camera and using either the right half or lower right corner of the lcd to rapidly change focal point. Super effective and convenient. I absolutely love fuji cameras and optics. I’ll pick up my x100v next Thursday and the xt4 whenever it’s released along with the awesome 18-55 kit lens along with the 90mm f/2. Perfecto!

[@MikeGentry]

Great video, as usual. Another topic I bet a lot of new users will ask about is the importing process. If they're used to just using their phones as their camera importing isn't something they even deal with so much. I had my X-T2 for 6 months before I figured out the built in Image Capture in OS X would import the camera images no problem. You don't always have to pull the SD cards out.

[@V.a.n.d.e.r.s]

Cabled or Wifi?

[@kingtungstenworldwide4472]

Thanks for this intro video! As a longtime Canon user I just tripped into the world of Fuji with the X-T4 and just amazed in so many ways. So amazed, in fact, that I just added the X-E3 for shooting street and a fourth camera for weddings and such. Two Canon bodies and two Fuji, but having a hard time putting down the Fuji system so this video helped get me up and running a little faster. I also enjoy your quirky style so keep up the good work. I appreciate it.

[@hmudara]

Switched from a Sony A6300 to a x100v and fell in love with photography again. Such a easy and fun camera to use!

[@bsmukler]

Your videos always brighten my day. Thank you!

[@stevecox8576]

Just yesterday I complained about how hard it was to follow Omar in his “setting up my X-T3” video. So, helpfully, this video shows up in my KZbin home page: Omar’s “training wheels for Fujifilm newbies.” I can’t wait to view it!

[@MikeNardiTV]

Just switched to Fuji for my KZbin video recording (XT-200) your videos have been hugely helpful! Thanks Omar!

[@pavel0900]

I’ve been using Fujifilm cameras for years now and I still find your videos interesting and informative. Always learn something new

[@Andre-ws2oo]

I literally just bought my X-T20 12 hours ago! Very useful video. Learning a lot about the Fuji x series in this channel

[@maikdmann]

You're so sympathetic! So helpful. Thank you really much :]

[@rlong967]

I got tired of making payments for Lightroom every month, so I kicked them to the curb. I did try Luminar 3 and it is an EXCELLENT program and is VERY affordable. The only problem I have is it is VERY LAGGY and SLOOOOOOOOW on Windows. I have heard it works well on IOS. I have complained to the company and they suggested I try Luminar 4, which I did and it is still VERY SLOOOOOOOW. I emailed them again and was told they will be coming out with an update to Luminar 4 soon, and they will allow me to have another 14 day trial when it comes out. Issues aside, the program still works INCREDIBLY WELL with my Fuji XT2.

[@MikeGentry]

I had the exact same experience with Luminar except it was laggy on my 2018 iMac as well. They keep saying the next update .... but it's never any better. I gave up and got a copy of ON1 which works great. I'm no extreme power user but I was able to figure it out in no time and they have tons of YT videos to help figure it out.

[@rlong967]

@@MikeGentry I have not heard of ON1. Thank You for the information....I just tried to work on a photo just now using Luminar 4 and it is SO SLOOOOOOOOOW and the program shut down on me a once and my computer froze up and I had to shut it down. It is too bad, because in reality, Luminar is an EXCELLENT program....I just wish it wasn't so SLOW!!!!!!!

[@shALKE]

​@@rlong967 You can also try Capture One

[@juliusdelator7631]

I've been a Fuji user for 5 years now and I never knew that Lightroom isn't the best photo editor for Fuji users... So glad I watched this. Subbed!

[@rodgerb2416]

I always crack up when you bump your gear around😂 4:15.Been watching your videos for a while now. Great stuff!

[@oc2phish07]

What a brilliant video. Full of fun, great tips and a terrific delivery style.

[@stuartfarquharson213]

Omar’s the man for Fujifilm tips. Recently picked up a X-T3 to compliment my X-T20. Back button focus is a must! Merry Christmas and. Happy New Year from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Cristian-hh6rz]

I'm waiting for my XT20 which I recently bought! Did you have a good feeling with it? It's my first camera and, although I handed it, I'm afraid of it little size

[@paulagraviador6464]

@@Cristian-hh6rz get a grip! 😊

[@Cristian-hh6rz]

@@paulagraviador6464 yes. It's the best solution.

[@stuartfarquharson213]

The X-T20 was my first camera too. You won’t be disappointed. I’ve got big hands so I would recommend a grip. Makes a big difference. I was floundering with all the settings before finding Omar’s channel. It’s been invaluable. Enjoy!

[@tamarawondergem6390]

Yesterday I got my first Fujifilm camera and your videos are helping me alot! Thank you so much. ( looking at your videos are make me missing NYC way too much...)

[@CharlesDunkley]

Love that photo at the end with the Garden in the background!

[@scott2100]

A tip I wish I gave myself when I was starting out (like in the first couple weeks); don't be afraid of using slow shutter speeds (like under 1/80) and a higher ISO in potentially dark enviroments. < This heavily was from me thinking I 'needed' the shutter speed to be like 1/120+ all the time

[@trentbosnic]

Seconding this. Omar often recommends using at least 1/250 SS but I've had a lot of success with a still hand using 1/60 and bring down my ISO in a dark environment.

[@scott2100]

@@trentbosnic I had a ton of luck a month ago shooting between 1/24 and 1/30 at a church choir show using an xc 50-230 f4.5-6.7 ois ii using an ISO at 6400 with some decent results, the OIS really saved the game with it as it was all hand held. Scrub me would not have even attemped this, while what I got wasn't hang on the wall impressive, they did go on a friend's Facebook page

[@brownbear100]

@@trentbosnic Depends on the lens. 1/250 is about right for the 90mm f2 - for me anyway. That lens is so sharp it really shows up any camera shake. But I can go much slower on the wider and smaller lenses. 1/15 on my 23mm f1.4 is certainly doable and the results are acceptably sharp with the right technique.

[@Being_Joe]

The rule of thumb I have always followed is to get a shutter speed at least twice your focal length. So if I am a t 18mm I can shoot 1/60th a second (I will get motion blur). But yeah if you want to start freezing some action then you will want to use those higher speeds.

[@AnomalyCreates]

Absolutely fantastic video. Can’t wait to set mine up.

[@stephenloughran9009]

Nice video, just switched to fujifilm after using my Olympus e410, for the last 10 years. Managed to grab xt2 £400, and got 35mm f2 for £185. Great setup

[@wlz3780]

i just got my own X-T10 today. this video really help and make me more excited.

[@mavpaular]

finally switched to Fuji. Been wanting one since I started my music photography journey last year. Got the XT2 and very excited to use it on my future gigs!

[@cactusbung]

I'm new to amateur photography and also my XT20, you and your video's are my bible atm and you're making this little fella seem a lot less daunting, thanks' Omar!

[@samuelashby6485]

Thanks for your videos! I learn a bunch from you and I appreciate your humor! Thanks!

[@fatboypk]

Planning to start take hiking pictures for leisure,, found fujifilm seems to fit my needs,, really thinks your videos are helpful🙈

[@kiplonczak]

Just switched to Fujifilm, your videos have been very, very helpful. It can be frustrating learning a new system and I went all in on Fuji so thank you!

[@julieturner6631]

Just got my my new Fuji X-S10 what a change from my Canon Rebel 5. There is so much on here!!! WOW!! It would be wonderful if there really was a manual for everything!! Wouldn't make it with out these KZbin videos from you and others! Having fun learning and appreciate all these videos!!

[@RobFields]

Thanks, Omar. Very helpful, even for folks like me who are a couple of years into owning an XT-10.

[@taufikmakkarwai]

just got my first fujifilm X-T100. now i know why the focus point sometimes moved all the way to the right corner....thanks for some of the great tips!

[@iTedTube]

Just bought Xt30 with 18-55 and 35mmf2, waiting for them next week, this video was the perfect one I needed. Very enjoy with your channel 👍

[@johnsykes1894]

I love your videos. I am consigned to home in the UK for 12 weeks due to my illness. I am new to Fuji as I have an X_T30 & X-T3 .Therefore maxing out on all your tips. You are a life saver.Be safe. John sykes

[@joyjeetpaul2218]

Thank you so much Sir.... I just bought FUJIFILM XT30 II with XC15-45mm F3.5-5.6 OIS PZ kit lens for streetphotography and for daily shooting purpose .

[@blissfulness4ever]

I hope you're still making your great videos when XT-6 & XT-60 come out =)

[@PeterTanization]

Im moving from Nikon. I love your vids man they are so informative!

[@janneviinamaki4310]

I ordered my first Fuji camera, T-X3, just today. Switching from Canon as I wanted something new to get back to photography again after few not so active years. Main inspiration for my choice of Fuji was Omar and the entire Fuji community I have seen when scrolling through reviews last few days. Thanks for the great channel and information. I can’t wait to get my hands into my new toy!

[@azzymodo1966]

Just what the doctor ordered Omar thanks for the tips, loving your style, I feel I can get so much more from my kit now

[@lookintok]

Thank you for this cause I’m getting a xt4 next week and I’m coming from Nikon and this video helped me old big time!

[@chrisjames8994]

Bought my first Fuji camera today (XT-30). Can not wait to get out and about to shoot. Love the videos Omar! If anyone else has any tips for a new Fuji user, feel free to fire them to me!!

[@illdee04]

I love fuji. I learned so much watching this channel... Thanks

[@janeberrisford8555]

THIS - right here - is just the best video for me coming from Canon to Fuji and struggling with the settings ! You are a star Omar, a huge thank you from me

[@ogonzilla]

Best of Luck!

[@markm83]

Omar, thanks for another great video! Love your down-to-earth delivery style and the insights you provide are always super helpful! I broke into at least three big smiles during this one as recognition of my personal experiences with the X-T3 "came into focus"...

[@joyjeetpaul2218]

Hello Omar sir...I'm from India and professionally a Pharmacologist but I'm in love with Streetphotography. Today I bought FUJIFILM XT30 II with XC15-45mm kit lens ( This is my first camera ). Omar sir , I'm having very little knowledge about cameras and lenses. Can you suggest me a lens which would be ideal for wide angle Streetphotography and low light photography ???

[@jonramer8984]

It was because of a video just like this that you convinced me to go from DSLR to a XT20 then an XT2. Thank you! Hope you and the fam are having a great day Omar 👍

[@AUTOINFODETAILS]

X cellent teacher. Very appealing personality.

[@claudechopin6738]

Omar I’ve come to love your videos thanks for all the help!

[@Lizerator]

So helpful, my first fuji is on its way

[@jessietan9847]

coming from Nikon DSLR, have switched to X-T30 a week ago. Thanks for making awesome fuji videos!! You are the reason why I picked up the little giant.

[@veronicas37th]

Just got an X-T3 used. But could only afford a few third party lenses. Looking forward to using it though.

[@kms5755]

Thanks! I'm buying my first Camera ne t week. The XT3. This was super useful and I'll be watching more.

[@K3zz21]

Shout out to you using Op/Tech. So much more reasonably priced than the peak design system.

[@jeanlatteur]

Interesting by the content and lightened by the friendly humour! I love your videos, Omar!

[@koomey]

Recipes are great to add and explore

[@Paulsoderberg]

Have just bought a nikon z6 and yet i am watching this video. Omar is best👍

[@TaylorBluemel]

Thank you for the tips! I just got my Xt4 last week and I've been using it with the Fringer and the Sigma 18-35. I'm actually really blown away from the results of not only video but photo too. My main camera is anFs7ii and I don't think I'm going to have any issues matching these 2 cameras.

[@didietchr]

I love this channel. Very informatif especially i'm new for Fujifilm X-T20. I'm getting used to it. Thanks.

[@simonwilson9698]

Total novice, this video gives me hope that one day I may actually understand the second hand xt-2 I was given for my 40th!!! Heading to the beach with the family, any quick tips for set up for getting photos of scenery and kids in one shot?

[@giselesmith7795]

I'm like Enrique, I have been using an XT 2 for awhile but refresher courses are always good. Plus, your videos always make learning fun!

[@eddytan8146]

Yo bro, Omar! you, your Fujifilm and Fujifilm X-T20 videos are a gem even especially during this times. You're an aspiring professional and street photographer. It is because of your love for Fujifilm X-T20, you have inspired me to get a Fujifilm X-T20 at a promotional price. Originally a Canon user for slightly more than 10 years. So far i'm loving it the X-T20 eventhough the model is more than 3 years old and learning a lot from your videos. Do continue to motivate and inspire us especially with more street photography, Fujifilm and X-T20 videos. Maybe you can do a tutorial of how we can effectively clean and disinfect our DSLR or Fujifilm camera after an outing on street photography. Thanks a million!

[@pebalsamo]

I was just checking out an XT3 tonight at a local shop and neither I, nor any of the employee's in the shop could figure out how to get Face and Eye tracking to work. We had it turned on in the menu, but not sure what else we were missing. Anyone care to expand on how to get this to work. It appears from the video that Omar has it in "S", but nothing else specific. I tried so many settings, that I am sure we tried "S", but maybe not. I know towards the end of messing with it, we were convinced that it would need to be in "C" to track the face, so we kept it there. Thank you for any help you may offer. Really wanting to pick one up, but wanted to see how well the face and eye detection worked.

[@ogonzilla]

AF/MF menu. Face detection set to ON. You could also set a custom button to toggle it on/off. Works in single or continuos.

[@pebalsamo]

@@ogonzilla thank you sir. Your videos are fantastic BTW.

[@kaaijer]

Yes i'm new and no cheater. Great tips. Just registered my product. Totally forgot about that.

[@CurlysCurated]

I love how much fun you have with every video. It’s nice seeing someone actually enjoy themselves. I’m just everything the Fuji world for the first time. I’ve had a Sony and a Canon previously but the results were never quite filmic enough and I hate editing photos. I’m an in camera guy. Ordered a used x100f and I’m excited to play again!

[@xurrmusic]

Got my first fuji today. Got the xe3. Switched from canon. Hoping to enjoy this journey.

[@rosaleen1004]

Haven’t even watched this video but the title says everything I was looking for.

[@mrbarkan]

I'm not new to the Fuji system, but the last Fuji I've used was the X100s which is quite antique compared to the X-T3 I just got, so thanks! 😊

[@kevinmoore49]

I'm new to Fuji and I'm loving it, your videos always help a lot 👍

[@durgajayaraman8022]

Hi Omar thank you so much for posting these. I just got an XT20 and yours are some of the only/most informative videos out there. Keep posting!

[@uteh.3659]

Thanks Omar for your always entertaining and informative videos. I love watching your videos and eagerly await new videos since I found your channel. On the topic of straps, I heartily agree with you. Nothing better than a convertible strap. I use the Joby Convertible Neck Strap on all my mirrorless camera bodies since I stumbled on it. I used to make/sew my own convertible straps for my DSLRs before I entered the mirrorless world and found the Joby convertible strap, which is perfect for my needs. It easily converts from long neck strap, into a short carry strap or wrist strap. I will never go back to the inflexible camera maker straps.

[@jamescooper1485]

Hi Omar, still lovin the videos 🙌 and number 3 setting up the buttons to BE WHAT YOU LIKE 🤣 , yove nailed the british accent again 😂

[@Kyuri85]

Just bought an X-T3. Some great tips here!

[@Fannybou]

first time i am watching your video, very nice thank you

[@curiosadireccion]

Hello Omar. I must admit that I just bought a Fuji X-T20 because of you. Your nice videos with help to configure the equipment have not managed, however, to get me to navigate with ease through that intricate maze of menus. At the moment I hate my camera, most of the time I don't know why the toothed wheel no longer opens the diaphragm, when a few seconds ago it did. Sometimes it looks blue, sometimes white ... hmm I guess I should read the user manual. Greetings from Spain.

[@idahomountainlover754]

Mine arrives tomorrow, I’m so excited!

[@griddedsfe]

Many thanks! I have had my X-T2 for a few years now and loathed it, but everyone else loves it - at 9:45 you hit the nail on the head - the contrast on jpegs and playback was so awful, I had no idea what was going on - am going to give it another chance.

[@java160]

Subscribed! I just bought my fuji XT20 a week ago, this is my first camera. I hope i can learn a lot of photography and fuji in your channel