why’s Fujifilm become so popular?

why’s fujifilm become so popular?
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[@photoautomax]

Your videos and dry humour are brilliant Adam 😂 Keep up the good work!

[@adamblack9837]

Thank you mate. I’ll keep trudging away.

[@vincentj3093]

I have been watching a lot of videos on photography. Hands down yours is the best. Great information but more importantly you’re a very funny guy.

[@Raist3db]

Love your humor. My God that intro was funny.

[@georgemorley1029]

I’m old and I remember messing about with my dad’s Olympus OM2. My XT1 makes me feel the same way.

[@nilsstahl666]

PSA: Don't use those screw in shutter buttons. The torque it creates can damage the shutter button over time. Besides that amazing video :)

[@adamblack9837]

I don’t, it’s just a cliche I threw into the video for massive laughs.

[@vinhsanity]

I now shoot with the XH2s and GFX100s (100 ii is on the way). While I've tried other brands for extended periods of time, rather than adding a full frame, I added a fuller frame with the medium format. There's just something about their ecosystem that makes me want to create, and I honestly spend less time editing

[@seamanjive]

I recently visited my camera-nut mate who I'd "turned-on" to Olympus. I clapped eyes on his Fuji XT1...I had to have one. I now do, im using vintage Olympus Zuiko lenses and an XC 35MM...immensely enjoyable. My Olympus EM10 feels like a bit of a toy in comparision. Its the ease of manual/exposure triangle access that is so compelling. Stick on a vintage Zuiko 50mm f1.8, manual focus, and its analogue photography without the processing hassle.

[@adamblack9837]

Sounds right up my alley mate.

[@powerlink2000]

Loved your style and straight forward dry humor ! And you presented good points! Well done.

[@MichaelFrederickPhoto]

ROFLMAO. You won the internet my friend !!!

[@RitzOriginal1]

I switched from Sony to Fujifilm a few years ago and never looked back...and yes its because they are cool as sh1t! Seriously though they are awesome cameras, i love the colour profiles and just the colour and images in general that the cameras produce and ive had an Xpro3 and now an Xt4 and they have just completely changed the way i shoot. I definitely take alot more time composing shots and i think we'd all be lying if there wasnt an essence of "pomp" when we're out there shooting on a Fuji camera :D Great video tho made me laugh, but yeah regardless of the whole hipster stigma, they are just great cameras to shoot on, the sexyness of them is just a bonus! 😅

[@andrewsimpson5436]

Best photography vlog I've seen, awesome! PS I've a Fuji too

[@MilleniumEyes]

I enjoyed your style so I subscribed. Keep it going

[@stayuntilforever]

After trying Sony, Canon, Nikon, Olympus & Lumix over 15 years. I settled on Fujifilm 5 years ago and won't change anymore.

[@Millicente]

Thank you for the short 15 second video. I will actually stop watching at 15 seconds because cool people don't watch more than they have to.

[@garymorrow9324]

You crack me up! Great fun. Honest about the Fuji brand, too. I love Fuji...and I've shot many other brands.

[@KaramM]

The beginning was funny, wish that you get sponsored

[@wwjjss33]

33 sec into the first video I’ve ever seen of this guy and -BOOM- subscribe! 😂

[@brandnaqua]

LOL the intro

[@MikePensini]

Haha, love it.

[@davewelfare2907]

Fabulous

[@michael2968]

1 word: fun.

[@TommyNordpole]

Made me smile few times :) Guilty of all you'v said😂 Nostalgic X10 shooter here✌

[@johannesdittmer3985]

Probably going out with my X E4 after this. Might get a caramel latte with extra cream from sturbucks first tho.

[@adamblack9837]

What a hipster. You’d never see me walking around with a beard, a plaid shirt and a Fujifilm camera.

[@youfollow_]

point taken , tbh im currently using a sony but looking forward to swaping to fujifilm. Sony have no soul or inpsiration when comes to shooting but Fuji is shows the soul and manually creativity

[@adamblack9837]

Sony makes some of the best cameras in the world from a technology perspective but I never felt excited using them.

[@youfollow_]

@@adamblack9837 also influencers have a role in this too to promot. Sadly causing comsumers to just jump bandwagon because what they said etc. Realize fujifilm is up coming like lumix but fujifilm is entire ball game! Fujifilm opens world of creativity in terms of their products etc

[@karstenfroemming9664]

"We're bohemian pretentious pricks" Couldn't have said it better myself Also the toneh in the background is absolutley dreamy, beautiful shot

[@andychandler3992]

1:20 I'm an anti-hipster (which some might interpret as being its own type of hipster)... yet I love the manual controls and preview. Simply as that, I prefer simply and not having to earn a phd in computer analytics to get a good photo.

[@ownitaddict]

If you've ever snagged a keeper of a jpg on a x trans 1 processor ... then you're hooked. And fvcked.

[@adamblack9837]

Always RAW+JPG friend. No reason not to.

[@dan9876]

Great video and great humour 😂. From an old skool hipster XT-2 owner who doesn’t see the point in upgrading 😊

[@adamblack9837]

I had the XT2 and skipped the XT3. Awesome camera.

[@matthieuzglurg6015]

the reason I shoot Fujifilm isn't for the hipster looks or the retro dials... They make the camera nice to look at, but I don't even use them (and my X-H1 doesn't exactly look like a film body does it) No, the real reason why I decided to go with Fujifilm is because it's probably the only brand that gives a single fuck about the APS-C format. I know I don't need full frame, since I still have a full frame camera (kept my Nikon D700, can't get rid of it). I don't need crazy high megapixel count, but I like to shoot my lenses wide open. Problem is, with full frame if you do that you'll end up with super shallow depth of field which is overused and I personally don't like it. Not mentionning the fact that in general, full frame lenses are big and expensive. APS-C format cameras in other brands like Canon, Nikon and Sony is generally here to be a an entry point in the brand for people that don't ahve the means to get a full frame camera from the get go. They don't care about the lenses, they don't care about the camera bodies that generally end up at the "hobbyist" segment (exception made of the Canon R7) and they don't provide you good lenses, or if they do it's very few. They expect you will want the better lenses so, that you'd invest in full frame glass for their cameras... and once you're there, you have the glass, why not go full frame, eh? Fujifilm cameras aren't better than let's say Sony or Canon APS-C cameras. They're prety comparable. But Fuji doesn't have a full frame line to push you towards. Their GFX system is 100% incompatible with the X system and is targeted towards completely different people. And when you're in the X system, the only way you can go is higher within it. So no need to hold back punches for camera specs, and most importantly, lenses. Olympus / Panasomnic also have dedicated crop glass, but it's for the MFT mount / sensor size which I'm not the biggest fan of (for the longest time it was because of the lack of good autofocus). Fujifilm has the sensor format I want, with the dedicated glass to take full advantage of the smaller sensor size without falling into the traps of pushing you towards a larger format within the same lens mount. When it comest to Fujifilm, I came in for the camera bodies (that had the right features that I wanted at the right price : X-T2 that has double SD slots, good image quality in photos and videos, weather sealing, joystick, lots of buttons and a huge viewfinder for 400€? Yes sir.), but ultimately stayed for the lenses. Even if right now I would have the means to switch to full frame. I just don't see the point in doing so.

[@WhoIsSerafin]

Don’t worry, square space endorsement coming soon 😂 seriously you deserve more followers. I’m using a OM5, EM5 Mark 3 and a X100V. I like these because of the small retro bodies that are weather sealed. I did a wedding dress fitting a few weeks ago and one of the employees asked me if Olympus is a new camera company 😢😢 But yeah I hardly use any of the features or video and basically photograph like it’s film. But I do like using the in camera handheld high resolution mode on the om5 for 50 megapixel shots. It’s just 12 seconds for it to make the photo.

[@adamblack9837]

Olympus have some beautiful cameras. I’ve only ever had a point and shoot of there’s. One of the first popular digital cameras, and remember it used those old XD cards and was 4 megapixels. Things have come a long way since then.

[@ownitaddict]

subcribed 🤣

[@philippesandmeier3736]

Hilarious and pointed!

[@erics3008]

"you got the latest sony with all the new features? Your photos are still shit." 😂Thank you so much for this. You got me over my full frame spec anxiety with humor... I've been drawn to Fuji and afraid to pull the trigger, but you just convinced me by literally making me laugh out loud. Thank you and happy shooting

[@adamblack9837]

If anyone ever wants to compare their big Sony sensor with your cropped Fuji just tell them you have a medium format GFX at home. If you want to do some dick measuring that is.

[@erics3008]

@@adamblack9837 🤣 love it! Thanks again

[@POVwithRC]

Mm, Fuji for stills, Sony for video. My time is split between the FX3 for content on my channel and an XE4 which I happily replaced my A7R4 with. No regrets.

[@adamblack9837]

Sounds like a great set up to me.

[@nevvanclarke9225]

I have a theory on my Fujifilm cameras are becoming more and more popular. There's three things about them. They appeal to Young hip people who want to feel retro. They appeal to the people that came from the retro era people who are like 45,55 and 65 so that covers a very broad age bracket. Okay, let's talk about the photos because essentially, yep they are cameras so people love the film simulations for the reasons I mentioned above they've become trendy again. They also relatively easy use friendly cameras and this is a major plus. There is also something about the Fiji film. Community. The simulations are part of that or recipes as people call them and this is another plus for Fujifilm. The cameras are actually affordable too. All around the world. You could buy a secondhand XT3 and take wonderful photo straight off the bat. You could buy an EX3 or an EX2 Wright up until the flagship XT fives and so on, or even a GFX camera which are beautiful cameras as well. I think they cater for every budget. But the smaller Fujifilm cameras pack a punch for their size. You can pick a secondhand one up for four or $500 chuck a couple of lenses on it, and you good to go for 1000 bu there's not many camera brands that can do that right now. You can't buy a Nikon camera for $500 unless you buy an old DSLR that barely works. You can't buy a decent cannon for 500 bucks, but you can't Fujifilm

[@mikafoxx2717]

I do think you're wrong about the other cameras though, you can buy a canon 6D, 5D MKIII, RP, Nikon D600/610, almost d800, early sony A7 series. All very capable systems with great specifications. I could find maybe a Fuji XT-1 for that kind of price here. XT-2 if you're going up to a cheap used d800 budget. I've tried a Fuji X100 and XT-4 and although they're good feeling cameras, I prefer a DSLR. Bonus for Canon, Nikon, Sony, is you can just natively use old lenses from the mount on them. I use a 1987 EF lens on my 6D.

[@jroar123]

Very funny and informative. So just a few questions (yes I know I could look it up myself online), Which older model would you suggest if one were to sell off all their Canon Cameras and lenses? How much does the Fuji Film Camera cost? At one time there were 2 giants in real film and that was Fuji and Kodak. What happened to Kodak?

[@Peter-bx7ip]

I traded in nearly all my Canon gear to MPB and got the X-T4, but if IBIS and a “full figured” camera body didn’t matter, then I’d get the X-E3 cuz it’s pocketable as hell and only 600USD if you know where to look. :)

[@tonyhayes9827]

Bloody brilliant...unless you need fast accurate eye AF then Sony rules (no I don't use Sony) ....but for everything else...bloody brilliant.

[@adamblack9837]

The AF on Fuji is a little sketchy. It’s way better on the XT5 apparently.

[@gary4188]

Lol well said, I love my fuji xe2 and would never part with it. I've seen so many high profile KZbinrs telling people they must have the latest high tech gear to be able to be a serious photographer, I think it says more about them than it does about the gear they use. 😂

[@adamblack9837]

Absolutely. I’ll make a video one day with something like an XE2 vs an XT5 and we’ll see if anyone can tell the difference between the images. I bet they can’t.

[@calamari5031]

Thank you for being hilarious. That is all

[@mikefoster6018]

The only thing I don't love about my Fuji set-up is that Fuji zooms (including my beloved 16-55mm) don't really come wider than f2.8. And f2.8 is in a weird spot on crop sensors, neither providing much background blur (except when fully zoomed in) nor working well in low light. As a result - and this is where I make my case for middle class lives like mine deserving more sympathy - I may find myself lugging a 33mm f1.4 prime in addition to my 16-55mm. Having to swap between them takes time (also known as money) and dust flies into the sensor because my X-T5 doesn't have one of those nice sensor shields. These are issues that upper class people, who buy full frame f2.8 zooms that work great, simply don't have to face.

[@adamblack9837]

That’s why I plumped for adapting small fast primes instead of getting the bigger native lenses. The Fuji f2 primes are nice and small but the faster ones are considerably bigger. Plenty of small fast primes from the likes of Minolta and Canon etc. and focusing manually is a breeze with focus peaking. As for wide lenses faster than 2.8, I don’t think this is exclusively a Fuji problem. It’s more a case of physics. To get a wide lens faster than 2.8 the diameter of the lens would have to be huge. Plus you’re not likely to get decent bokeh on a wide lens anyway. Bit of a pain if you need some extra stops in low light be them’s the breaks I suppose.

[@mikefoster6018]

@@adamblack9837 I tested my 33mm f1.4 today and, weirdly, for all the differences, I gone of my favourites is simply how it protrudes out to my side far less than the big 16-55 when I'm walking with the camera in my hand. It's lovely. I'm not constantly fearing it going KLAAAANNGGGG into something/someone on my street walks. Lovely. One of your even stubbier lenses would be even better in that regard.

[@walkingmanvideo9455]

With their poor release of new cameras and discontinued models, i would say they are not so popular. i left and went to Leica.

[@adamblack9837]

Ok moneybags.

[@walkingmanvideo9455]

@@adamblack9837 you don’t have to spend big bucks to get into Leica.

[@BenjaminKanarek]

I use Fujifilm for most of my pro shoots...

[@roguesodyssey]

Fuji 4lyf

[@ChristopherSkow]

So hilarious - I had to watch it twice. Now I know why I am so addicted to my Fujis (X-E4, X-T3, X-t4) and the soon to arrive X-M1 - I can't get enough of Fuji. Keep up the great video's. More pretentious crap please.

[@adamblack9837]

If I can provide anything, it’s pretentious crap.

[@quite1enough]

lmao I use X-T3

[@richardpalmer4471]

Dude please please don't sell out.

[@christianloseni3777]

Fuji has always been popular