Street Photography, My cameras and Settings.

In this video Rupert talks about what cameras and settings he uses for his style of street photography.

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[cheeta]

Thanks for a enjoyable vid... nice work.

[Costas_I]

Hi Rupert. I ordered and today received your Fine Art Street Photography book

I'm not a photographer per se although I was a keen amateur in my youth. However life, career, family and stuff took over and I never continued with it. I'm now at a point in my life where I have both the time and financial freedom to rekindle my love of photography and explore my creative side. I'm still at the beginning of that journey which involves a lot of reading, YouTube videos such as yours and trying to discover where my niche is - street photography, landscapes, portraits or something else. I do vividly recall though that when I was younger I loved taking candid photos of family or strangers.

Your videos have already given me inspiration and I know your book will also help me greatly in this journey. Thank you.

[alex-reay]

Love the content. Olympus all the way for me, E-M5 II and the 17mm 1.8 although my head has been turned recently by the PL 15mm 1.7. Super fast auto focus, easy peasy to go manual and pre-focus (set the the Function lever position 2 to manual focus, press the button to focus on a zone and shoot away, then back to pos 1 for S-AF), responsive touch screen/touch to shoot and awesome IBIS.

[edwardpike]

I just found you. I went from shooting Nikon for 40 years to Panasonic. I traded my m 4/3 gear to buy into the Fuji system. I own the Pro 2 and later the XT20 and 23, 35 f/2.0 and 16 and 27 f2.8 lens. The 27 is the Goldie lock lens, and I could make it with just the 27 and XT20. Light and small package and don’t have to worry about setting once you figure out system. Haven’t thought about f/16 as I have mostly used f/5.6. Will be following this thread.

[RideandRemember]

Thank you for those brilliant images. Your photographs are very inspiring and motivating. Hope to see more photographs and stories of yours in the future! Cheers

[kalvino]

So if you shoot at f16, how do you deal with diffraction? My images start to degrade at around f11 onwards using Fuji lenses. Any advice on this?

[asioner]

Your Work is amazing. I Love your Photos!

[belalang]

Very simple setup but brilliant images!

[MaliDaviesPhotography]

I've really been enjoying your photography and youtube channel. Just bought Fine art street photography and looking forward to reading. Thank you very much!

[DebiSenGupta]

Enjoying your videos. Thanks for sharing

[comelachapelle]

Very good video and many thank you for your work.

[streetsmm]

I think you would love Ricoh gr3x since you tend to go for a 35~40mm focal length! I used an Olympus when I changed to mirrorless and then Fuji for a few years and since 2019 with Ricoh GR iii, best I ever had! I also should say not at all good for video!
Enjoy every episode, thank you!🍻

[jckodaks]

Awesome video. Brilliant images. Followed you on Instagram. Looking forward to seeing more of your work

[gabequezada]

excellent and informative... Thank you.. You have a new subscriber

[smalltalk.productions]

thank you for the effort and the sharing. i continue to find your vids informative and helpful. thumbs up.

[sdandtech]

So if I understand correctly, you would use lower aperture (or higher focal lenght), the brighter the light and vice verssa.

[davidletz]

Great video. I would be interested to know your typical camera/lens settings for nighttime street photography.

[mahdiali]

Have a look at the Fuji x100v, highly recommended

[joshfogel]

Rupert, such great work on your night photography and I was so exited to see you now have an xt30 as I have been debating whether or not to get the xt30ii with the 18-55 or a used xt-3 or even a new xt5 because of weather sealing and stabilization. Hoping to start shooting street as well as nighttime so wanted to get your thoughts on the kit lens vs getting a faster prime. I’d love to get your opinion on whether the 18-55 2.8-4 woolukd be handicapping myself too much. Seems like it wouldn’t based on your choice of camera and zoom. Thanks so much. Very inspired.

[Sean-Smith-Photos]

Informative and helpful. I currently shoot with an Panasonic GX9 and the 12-40mm pro lens. Planning on getting a Fuji XE4 sometime in the new year.