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Hi, Today, my first X100F video was published on YouTube. All my videos during the year I shoot with my best and excellent video camera: Fujifilm X100F. Subscribe to my channel today! PS. Tips and good advice from all of you will be taken with gratitude! https://youtu.be/0MOkBXl5FU4

That is a good question @bergat . Regardless of what we do, we use energy in its various forms and cause emissions. So what I want to know is what we/I can do to reduce greenhouse gases. It is true that, as individuals, we do not affect the environment so much. But if 50 million photographers choose to go on foot instead of taking the car, then it has a big impact on the environment. How can we/I reduce the negative trend on our enviroments as a photographer? Can we take as nice pictures as before while consuming less?

I have been invited to hold a lecture at the Hangö Photofestival next month. The theme I have to talk about is "Ecological Photography". How is it, can we make our photography greener? What have you done? I have, among other things, given up my accessories crazy lifestyle and have switched from a big brand to use Fujifilm X100F as my main camera. Instead of always traveling by car, I have bought an electric unicycle. The car has been in the parking lot throughout the summer. It would be interesting to see what you have done to make your photography greener!

The X-T1 also belongs to one of my favorites. Post Processing Time I managed to reduce by 70% by switching to Luminar 2018 and Aurora HDR 2018.

The fastest method for bird whispering: a silent shutter Fujifilm X-T2 + XF 35mm. ISO 250, f/2.0, 1/60 sec.