Mesmorizing video made with a Fuji X-T2
Jan 20, 2019 08:43:29 #
For any of you looking at Fuji and wondering how it performs in video - look no further - inspiring!
Made by a videographer named Marta Trela
Fuji X-T2 with 35mm f2.0, 23mm f2.0, 18-55mm f 2.8, 80mm f2.0 and Zhiyun Crane V2
https://vimeo.com/306891236
Made by a videographer named Marta Trela
Fuji X-T2 with 35mm f2.0, 23mm f2.0, 18-55mm f 2.8, 80mm f2.0 and Zhiyun Crane V2
https://vimeo.com/306891236
Jan 20, 2019 09:05:39 #
FYI MESMERIZING. Nice video but based on that I have no desire to go there.
Jan 20, 2019 09:11:08 #
Oops - major spelling mistake lol - I try hard not to do that!
No desire to go to Vietnam or to Fuji?
No desire to go to Vietnam or to Fuji?
foathog wrote:
FYI MESMERIZING. Nice video but based on that I have no desire to go there.
Jan 20, 2019 09:13:12 #
Thanks for sharing the link. This is a very nice and colorful video of Vietnamese people going about their daily life. The accompanying music fit the mood.
I would say the X-T2 and videographer did a great job.
Will
I would say the X-T2 and videographer did a great job.
Will
Jan 20, 2019 09:14:34 #
Very well done but I would use this to sell Marta Trela as a great videographer more so than the camera. I have taken video with my Nikon DSLR and they are also very good. I can't say the shots taken by the Fuji are superior! I'm just saying I think Marta could have done equally good with a different camera.
Jan 20, 2019 09:24:30 #
I don't think I said superior. Just very impressive given the cost of the X-T2 and how some people question the focus on this camera. She is indeed a marvelous videographer and that is why I posted it - she chooses the Fuji X-T2 - Would love to see your video!
Country Boy wrote:
Very well done but I would use this to sell Marta Trela as a great videographer more so than the camera. I have taken video with my Nikon DSLR and they are also very good. I can't say the shots taken by the Fuji are superior! I'm just saying I think Marta could have done equally good with a different camera.
Jan 20, 2019 09:48:20 #
The video I took was converted to DVDs for a private music group and I have no way to provide access to as much as I wish I could. I agree the video provided is impressive and she may love the camera. In my town there is a video company that will only use Cannon cameras, that does not make them superior either. Most all cameras now will take quality video with some features +/- others. I read into your post that you were giving a plug to the camera and did not think the camera was the deciding factory in the quality of the clip.
Jan 20, 2019 09:56:54 #
Understood! One of the reasons I said "For those of you looking at Fuji...." I know most people are happy with their camera and rightly so - there has also been people interested in others so this was just informational and trying to be helpful. I am ecstatic that my camera will do this so my enthusiasm may have come across as promoting - sorry.
Country Boy wrote:
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Jan 20, 2019 17:37:38 #
deer2ker wrote:
Understood! One of the reasons I said "For those of you looking at Fuji...." I know most people are happy with their camera and rightly so - there has also been people interested in others so this was just informational and trying to be helpful. I am ecstatic that my camera will do this so my enthusiasm may have come across as promoting - sorry.
And, I am "sorry" that you (and other helpful contributors) feel a need to apologize to the many UH members who seem to "stand offended". I wonder how many "UH'ers" tend to avoid posting 'cause they don't want the heat from those who feel their pet camera, or brand, is under siege.
I very much appreciated your post, here.
Jan 20, 2019 17:50:43 #
Thank you! I wonder as well - I don't really mind nor fear criticism (nor do I get threatened when people promote their favorite camera brand lol - I moved from Nikon to Fuji based on others feedback and then my own research) I definitely do not set out to offend anyone and am sorry if I do, albeit non consciously. One of the reasons I love this group is persons such as yourself who uplift and encourage!
le boecere wrote:
And, I am "sorry" that you (and other helpful contributors) feel a need to apologize to the many UH members who seem to "stand offended". I wonder how many "UH'ers" tend to avoid posting 'cause they don't want the heat from those who feel their pet camera, or brand, is under siege.
I very much appreciated your post, here.
I very much appreciated your post, here.
Jan 20, 2019 17:57:45 #
deer2ker wrote:
Thank you! I wonder as well - I don't really mind nor fear criticism (nor do I get threatened when people promote their favorite camera brand lol - I moved from Nikon to Fuji based on others feedback and then my own research) I definitely do not set out to offend anyone and am sorry if I do, albeit non consciously. One of the reasons I love this group is persons such as yourself who uplift and encourage!
"Feeling offended" and "the need to defend" appears to be more in fashion, now, than I ever remember it being. I'm working on learning to avoid such "feelings" (I don't want the disease).
Jan 20, 2019 18:03:55 #
Isn't that the truth!
le boecere wrote:
"Feeling offended" and "the need to defend" appears to be more in fashion, now, than I ever remember it being. I'm working on learning to avoid such "feelings" (I don't want the disease).
Jan 21, 2019 00:40:20 #
deer2ker wrote:
For any of you looking at Fuji and wondering how it performs in video - look no further - inspiring!
Made by a videographer named Marta Trela
Fuji X-T2 with 35mm f2.0, 23mm f2.0, 18-55mm f 2.8, 80mm f2.0 and Zhiyun Crane V2
https://vimeo.com/306891236
Made by a videographer named Marta Trela
Fuji X-T2 with 35mm f2.0, 23mm f2.0, 18-55mm f 2.8, 80mm f2.0 and Zhiyun Crane V2
https://vimeo.com/306891236
WOW, what a great piece of work, and the technical quality you refer to is fantastic. >Alan
Jan 21, 2019 08:51:50 #
Thanks for posting a link to this. Wonderful video. Lots of people in limited space. Doesn't make me want to visit Vietnam. I can only imagine the work that went into the editing!
I do have a question. Is the buffering due to the limits of Vimeo or?
I do have a question. Is the buffering due to the limits of Vimeo or?
Jan 21, 2019 11:48:25 #
Yes, I think so - she mentioned it on the Fuji site. I think there is some problems....on another video I just watched there were no problems.
suntouched wrote:
Thanks for posting a link to this. Wonderful video. Lots of people in limited space. Doesn't make me want to visit Vietnam. I can only imagine the work that went into the editing!
I do have a question. Is the buffering due to the limits of Vimeo or?
I do have a question. Is the buffering due to the limits of Vimeo or?
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