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Hello. At 5:16, There was a colorful rock in the foreground and rocks were in the background. Was this a single photograph or 2 photographs put together in post processing? If it was a single shot that is quite a wide depth of field. Wow! Great Shot!

Excellent video, thanks. I have ordered one.

Nice video. As for....do you need FF high MP for landscapes over Fujifilm smaller sensor....I don't necessarily need FF (don't use anything more than 24 MP) but I prefer it when doing more critical professional work for agencies. In that respect, I usually shoot medium format film when I'm being REALLY nit-picky and just transfer to disc. I just love the Fujifilm system along side my Nikons. They make a great paring...added benefit of using Nikkor glass on the XT 2. I don't think I will ever change this paring and when I want to travel really light, I just carry the Fuji with 2 or 3 lenses. Thank you much for your videos. I must, that's...MUST get over to England and Scotland (my mother's ancestral home) and shoot tons of beautiful scenics. Keep up the good work. I'll look you up when I get there.

Fuji and Nikon make excellent cameras and lenses. I started shooting Nikon 35mm SLR cameras in the late 1960s. Over decades, I shot Nikon F, F2, F3, F4, EM, N70, and N2000 with an inventory of two-dozen Nikon manual focus prime lenses. In the digital age, I shot Fuji S5 Pro APS-C digital SLR with five Nikon auto focus zoom lenses and my inventory of prime lenses. More recently, I started using Fuji X-Pro2 APS-C digital mirrorless with five fast Fuji auto focus prime lenses and two fast Fuji auto focus zoom lenses.

hello, how did you organize your trip to the snowy highlands ? tks !

Simplicity will always be in fashion ☺️ love your work!

Really nice video. Loved your images in between, it gives us the sender of what could be achieved and the width it provides. Keep up the good work! 👏👏👏

Love the 50-140 for portraits and landscapes...i do not like the external zoom at 55-200...and the 50-140 it's very stylish...

Nice vid thanks! Subbed.

Thank you. A great walk through reminder for any photographer. Take care

Great review. Just bought a mint old version. Very helpful.

Great photography. Thank you

Hey Andrew, love your work! I have just a quick question: @1’’43 when the word VIGNETTING appears, is it a picture taken at la Croix Rousse, in Lyon? Cheers!

Hello Andy, starting to learn landscape photography. I want to start with one lens to go with a Fuji x-t4/5 body. What would your recommendation be? Thank you.

While not my favorite lens, the 16-80 is by far my most used lens. This in spite of a couple of weaknesses. Wide open not so sharp, but one notch below 5.6 is / distortion at full wide angle can mess with shots of people on the periphery and be difficult to fix. I use it for performance b&w - perfect range. Great lens.

Just bought the XT5, do you use Dynamic Range or the D Range settings? Thank you...!

It’s like a Glock 19 vs a Glock 26 for us Americans. 😂

Thank you for the video. Rearranging by camera bag and deciding which lenses to include for landscape outings. I normally shoot a lot of portraits and events which like to have faster f/2.8 zooms and even faster primes. Do f/4 lenses work for landscape or do the two lenses need to be f/2.8 zooms? You really didn’t cover this issue or I missed it in the video. Take care.

Loved this episode, Andy and it gave me a perspective to never ignore exploring new and unexplored opportunities, like you did in this, of Forest photography. I follow Adam Gibbs and he navigates this landscape often, living out of Vancouver Island. Thank you for this adventure.

Hard to believe these videos are free.

Has the xt 5 a built in flash?

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Thanks, useful review. I have Fuji UK loan version coming this weekend. I want to see if the cost of change over trading in my 100-400 is good value.

That tree shot took my breath away. Really nice pictures. Review is good too but damn the pictures are inspiring.

Hello Andi! I am a big fan of your channel. You are incredibly professional and your photos are stunning. I'm about to decide to buy a new camera and I can't decide. I had an X-T2 and want to upgrade. I mainly take photos, with the occasional video. Thank you very much and best regards from Switzerland.

I have been using the GFX 50 Sii and I can honestly say it's a fantastic landscape camera if you don't want the hundred megapixels and honestly 50 is enough. Check out that body. It is so good for landscape photography. It is very slow focusing for pretty much everything else but it allows you to get into the GFX system with the beautiful full frame sensor, in fact that sensor is better in lowlight than the 100. I'm about to the 100s ii. But all I know is once I started using this system for my landscape photography my jaw the ground when I first saw the files on the screen. I just could not believe the level of detail was that possible. It almost felt like cheating. I was never a person to pixel peep but now I actually enjoy pixel peeping to see what this amazing system can create. Definitely keen on the 100s ii

Did you use the xt5 handheld for many shots? What sort of shutter speeds could you comfortably get to with the IBIS?

A wonderful review, as always. I think the applications for this make absolute sense for desert landscapes, and some seascapes as you have shown. I'll be doing a shoot in the Swiss Alps and having not been there am wondering if there will be any opportunities to use this there? I had been planning on the 70-300.

Wonderful video. I enjoyed hearing you work thru the process to create images that express the experience of the forest. I appreciate you putting the camera and exposure info to help us learn. Happy Trails!

Fantastic video and images as usual! Thanks for inspiring me to buy a Fujifilm camera!

Are all these pictures taken with your apse and the Laowa 9mm? Looking at purchasing an ultra wide lens for my Sony a6700 but no autofocus in these lenses scares me a bit… thank you!

This camera is the only one if I have to own just one camera.

When I had the XT3, my preferred lens was the 55-200. Now with the XT5, I am finding it a bit soft and the focus is unreliable. I see you have switched to the 70-300. Is that more reliable on the XT5? I am finding focus problems with the XT5…probably user error but looking for a solution. Any advice gratefully received. I really rely on your inspiring videos and your breathtaking photos.

Andy, for landscape photography, would you still recommend X-T5 or X-S20? For landscape photography, what should be considered to decide between the X-T5 vs X-S20?

It was privilege to see your spectacular images and to hear your wise words. Thank you!!!

Amazing. You truely are an artist with a camera. Very inspiring.

What I understand from your recent whats-in-my-bag videos, you carry the 16-80 as well. Considering you carry the sigma 10-18 and fuji 70-300, did you start missing the mid range focal lengths?

Great review, and really awesome shots!

I cannot hear a lot of “photographers” on YT because their terrible photos are drowning out their voices. This fellow is a talented artist and a good communicator as well. Thank you

How is the GFX system compared to the X system for landscape image quality? I currently have a GFX 100s as well and is thinking about complementing it with a system built around X-T5 which has more and cheaper lens options. I’m not a professional photographer so if the X-T5 system works well for me, I would sell my GFX system.

Always a great refresher.

Great breakdown. I canceled my order earlier today for the x100vi and ordered this camera. The wait for the x100vi is just ridiculous and feel this one will meet my needs better, especially with video. I've a diehard Canon user, but have been wanting a Fuji camera for awhile now and can't wait for it's arrival next week.

Just watched this again. Still brilliant.

Great work as always Andy.

What a great video! It was great seeing how you approached a new environment and thinking about how I would approach the locations you found. Never shot in a forest, either. One idea that came to mind with the stream you found and the lack of a focal object being a real problem. I thought that maybe getting low and wide, and using the water as a base or platform with the branches and sky opening upward instead of all objects converging mid-frame might be interesting. Could also look extremely hokey. Did you try any odd angles like this in your forest photography, and if so, did they come out well? That shot at 12:30 is just beautiful!

There were some beautiful shots just in the video, I think. Sometimes I shoot video and take a frame out of the film, and create photo which can be stunning.

Hey Andy,I've been meaning to carry a 55-200 with xt4 and an 18-55, in the same f stop camera pouch for a backpacking trip, but I was wondering what should I use to seperate the primary camera body and lens and the second lense to avoid constant friction or collision.

Nice to see you here in PNW Andy. And as always love the way you explain stuff and the challenges that you've faced when photographing rainforests.

Thanks for the video. Beautiful scenery ❤! I am surprised of the colour grading you used for these pictures. Something new.