So many of you already know I absolutely love Fidgetown. I love their glass, their cameras, their similar customer support. It's a brilliant company and I absolutely adoris. Here is my main Fidgetown camera. It's a Fidgetown X82. I'll show you some B-roll right now. And in this video I'm going to talk you through the camera settings that I use the most often. First of all, this is the kit lenses, just a regular lens known special. And I should also say that my Fidgetown has a lot of shooting options. By this video I'm going to talk about shooting in shutter priority and manual mode because there are why I use the most. Okay so let's go with the shutter priority. I personally use an ISO as low as possible but you should know that the Fidgetown gets really clear folders up to 1600 which is super in my opinion. I shoot all my folders in 3x2. It's for personal reasons and I'm like I'm going to that. For picture quality I sometimes shoot raw but more often than not I shoot fine. This is the highest-jpec quality possible. Then I'm a cringed I don't feel that sour at all the time but most importantly is the film simulations. Okay so different camera manufacturers have different picture profiles and different shooting modes such as S-log, S-N-S-L etc but Fidgetown has film simulations. Now these try to emulate the much beloved Fidgetown film and this camera is a bit old it's gone gold for years this year but it still has a lot of options. My favorite two are outer standard or classic chrome. I shoot all my tree photography and holly photos and classic chrome though. That is just oh it's top notch in my opinion. So this is the goods of my settings. This is how again my personal look that you see all over my Instagram. Cutter is always zero. I never mess with this it's fine out of camera. I go down one stop in highlights and up one stop in shadows. This gives me a bigger dynamic range video of camera without any artificial business. For sharpness and noise reduction I kind of change depending on what I'm doing but if I'm just doing family photos I just up the sharpness by one and I never add sharpness in post production but if it's a pay shoot I usually go sharpness zero or minus one then add it in post production. I don't feel like a noise reduction but you can if you want. I always have my iS or image stabilization at plus two and this gives a really nice clean look when you're shooting the straight out of camera. The remainder of these settings are not really that important and there are personal preferences. I for instance have face detection always on. I approach into my left eye and I fill it around with a focus by personally love. My focus mainly due to face films extra focus-peaking and multi-focus. I have my AF eliminator which is a slow small light bulb right here turn off. What this little bulb does is it illuminates your subject in the middle of the night so that the camera can for auto focus really easy. However it's super distracting you're taking like street photographs or photographs anywhere in public and people start to avoid you and like make faces so I just keep that off it's so much happier. Last few things are what I used for my videos and I shoot a 1080p of 30 frames per second also which continues out of focus. Now this is great in the daytime anywhere in public even it even tracks my face for you while however if I'm doing indoor videos such as my cooking videos I always shoot in manual focus and these are my settings really. I should also state that when I'm shooting videos with this footage film I cannot change my shutter speed or my aperture directly so this is why I shoot in shutter priority because here I can use exposure compensation this little wheel right here where I bump it up or bump it down and that allows me to change exposure for my videos so that's why I'm in a really bright room I can just turn this down and make it nicely exposed on the other hand if I'm shooting indoors and doing a cooking video I'll bump it all the way up and I also use like a lamp to illuminate my food. These are all my settings I use on a regular however if you want to ask some questions on why you choose something or why don't you can ask below because I'll be answering most of them.