X-T4

Ich halte Fujifilm für eine gute Wahl für Einsteiger. Ich habe mir als erste Kamera eine X-T5 gekauft. Die Filmsimulationen eignen sich hervorragend für alle, die ihre Fotos nicht bearbeiten möchten oder (noch) nicht gelernt haben, wie das geht. Wenn man nicht mehr als 1.000 Euro für die Systemkamer

I use an XT4 but I always shoot on S unless I need the focus point to track my subject, then I use C continuous. Check out Pal2Tec on you tube. Find his section on fujifilm focus tips/help. He can explain all of the settings far better than I. Good luck, I’m sure it’s not the XT5 my shots are fine o

I still believe the ae1 cost as much as a Nikon f2, f3. Also fujifilm x trans ii cameras used cost 500 dollars. Omg this is insane. I have the xt20 and xt4. Both are overpriced used lol.

Congrats, and I hope you enjoy your X-T4 as much as I've enjoyed mine. Here's some resources you may find helpful. Pal2Tech on YouTube is everything Fujifilm. Gets to the point, great tips and commentary on all issues regarding Fujifilm bodies and lenses, including third-party gear. His X-T4 Setup G

Exactly! I normally shoot fine jpeg + RAW so I have the option to edit but using recipes helps define a shoot at the time and find a certain aesthetic in the moment. I've only had my XT4 for a few months now and I've absolutely fallen in love with the Fujifilm system.

I only use manual mode. I learned on cameras that didn't really have the auto features and when I tried using those auto features I got frustrated with them and just never used them. I don't find it difficult to use manual mode. I'm using a Fujifilm XT4 so I can change all the settings really easily

I share this disappointment. While I never saw the warping you described. I do see that that whether if its in the sport or standard modes the IBIS looks incredibly unnatural and jumpy and it always feels like I am fighting against it. I come from fujifilm (XT4 and XH2S) which isnt known to have the

Nikon is pushing hard into video and that’s just what video people want. I really hope they keep some photography-first camera with a 2-way-tilt screen like Fujifilm did with the x-t4 -> x-t5. Would probably be a potential z7 but who knows what even to do with this part of their lineup…

Honestly, I think you've already identified what you're really looking for: not the "best" camera, but one that makes you want to go out and shoot. That's a very different goal, and I don't think another Sony body will solve it. You already have a professional system for work, so this camera should

This is my opinion from my experience. Take it for what it's worth:If you are looking for travel photography, consider the much lighter and somewhat easier to use X-T50. As a first camera, even consider the X-T30 III as it is less expensive and will help you learn and leave room to buy a couple of g