Finally Switching to Fujifilm for Street Photography?

Josh hits the streets with the Fujifilm X-Pro 3 and 35mm equivalent lens.
Featuring thoughts and impressions on the camera along with go pro footage along Portobello Road and Oxford Street.

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[darrencallaway]

The picture of the girl on a scooter on the side of the bus, 7.30 seconds, as a cyclist came into the frame is superb

[MsChingers]

The 27mm f2.8 has been my favorite lens for ages and on the X-Pro 3 it’s perfection.

[Visualmeditations]

Th consistency of your colors is amazing, they are always so bright and vibrant!

[LifeWorkDreams]

Flipping lovely stuff as always! love you summer feel to all these shots... it just makes me wanna go out and shoot right now.

[joetrent]

The most important aspect of photography for me is finding a style and a workflow that makes me want to keep going - the enjoyment seeing what new imagery I can create and add to my growing portfolio. I do use a ‘boring’ A7III with a totally not boring Voigtlander 40mm f1.2 but in some ways the choice of camera for me is secondary to the other points I’ve mentioned. As long as I can fit the camera into my workflow and it’s not too big and intrusive that’s what matters to me. I do like how photographers approach photography and gear differently to one another but we all have the same goal, to create great photographs.

[SIQmai]

I would love to see a video with an Olympus camera soon. They rarely get reviews/videos about them and I don't think I ever saw one from this channel either.

[marcusoutdoors]

I like the Gucci shots most, so clean. I moved from Fuji to Leica and I have to say my favourite Fuji was the XPro1, it just had mojo. Thanks for taking me round London.

[dan-le-brun]

You've got me buzzing for some London street photography tomorrow!!! why is it still work time!!!

[bill]

Walking out and about with my XPro3 I just feel happy and liberated. I usually just use one of my f/2 primes. Thanks for sharing your fun!

[jamesbarron]

Thanks for the video. It’s great to see someone that knows what they are doing just starting to use the x-pro3. I just bought one a month ago and I am loving it. It seems that everyone that posted videos using/having an x-pro3 has moved on to Leica. You went the other way, so great to see your perspective.


I also shoot Sony cameras and have an x-e4 which are all great but there is just something about the x-pro3 that feels different.

[twoborders]

Great video, would love to see a video of your editing/lightroom process.

[TreyPiepmeier]

Love the X-Pro line! I'm still using the ooold X-Pro2. I'd love to see your process for editing/colour-grading your raw files.

[camsmith]

Glad to see you trying out the Fuji world for your photography. I’m a fellow X-Pro3 shooter, and it rapidly became my everyday carry camera. The ergonomics, image quality, form factor, and workflow were exactly what I have been searching for in a digital camera! Is there a plan to release Issue 5 as a digital download? I live a fairly nomadic lifestyle and have loved reading the previous issues on my iPad while I travel and won’t be home to read a physical copy for several months.

[jaycasejaycase]

Something drew me to shooting photos in Oxford Circus as well when I visited. Unfortunately wasn’t as sunny as it was in this video lol but as you mentioned, the flow of people is just ideal. Loved it. Great vid!

[albertsmith]

Use the X-Pro 2 and really like it.

If you want to experiment with different lenses, the 16mm f/2.8 is very compact and has another neat trick. With the 16mm mounted, normally giving a 24mm equivalent angle of view, and then set your camera to 1:1 square aspect ratio, the 16mm gives the same side-to-side coverage as the 23mm does when set for the normal rectangenal aspect ratio.

So you can shoot square photos with a familiar coverage but with more vertical inclusion.

[JohnPatrickWeiss]

I bought an XPro-3 two years ago, along with Fuji 35 f2, f1.4, and 23mm f2 lenses. Absolutely love it. The images, portability, etc. I thought I’d upgrade to a Leica Q2 but never did, the megapixels are enough and easy to work with.

[infernalcapricorn]

Ooo I got the 23mm too! I love it. I love mine, and I just keep getting more and more lenses every year for it.

[TungstenOvergaard]

Would love to know your settings, film simulation and so on.

[east_photoz]

That Gucci sign is astounding. Especially with the guy and the helmet. 👌🏼

[vlad_o_sh]

I've used the. X-Pro1 for three years, but never really connected to it. Switched it up for the M8 and it feels like I'll never need another camera. It just feels right in my hand, and the colours of this old CCD Sensor are just like I like it as somebody acustomed to film.