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Hasselblad. Ive got a few cameras from a few different brands... excluding my Leica stuff, some of those cameras include a Nikon D850, Fujifilm X-T4/X-E3/X100V, Hasselblad 500 C/M, Nikon F/F2/FM/FM2, then a bunch of Olympus and Canon and some other brands. My Leica Ms are by far my most used cameras

Adding to your valid points, some connectivity compatibility is just confusing: The Camera Remote app works with older WiFi only body models The XApp works with newer Bluetooth + WiFi bodies The X-E3 was the first model to feature Bluetooth + WiFi - and is not supported by the XApp, using the Camera

It's discontinued but the Fujifilm EF-X8 should still be easily findable (it's on Amazon for $62 USD). It's powered by the camera (no recharging required) and the X-E5 has native control options for it. It's quite tiny. It used to ship with the X-E models. At least, it shipped with my X-E3. https://

Fleksibel ke atas atau kebawah? 😂 Anyway, ada dua kubu yang cocok: SONY-Bekas/Secondhand Sepertinya A6300 bekas atau kalau hoki A6400 (much better). Ini biasanya kondisi Body only alias lensanya musti nambah lagi. Kisaran harga 8-10juta SONY-Baru A6000 gw ga rekomendasiin karena udah ketuaan RX100 g

If subject separation is the main reason why not just get a 50mm F1.4, 1.2 or faster lens on a full frame camera? Or adapt one. The "medium format look" is a little overrated - it's not a 6x7 film camera, it's just a x0.79 crop. Which is an even smaller difference than APS-C vs full frame. Do you se

Skills first, always. A badly composed, poorly exposed shot looks bad whether it came from a Sony with a custom recipe or a Fujifilm with Velvia cranked up. Film simulations are a finishing touch, not a crutch. That said, if you already have solid fundamentals then any of these cameras works fine an

"Fujifilm" and "budget friendly" don't often go together, but you have some options. You'll want to stick to used; an online vendor such as MPB, B&H, or even eBay are good places to look, however you'll get the best deals on Facebook Marketplace or other local shops. Keep in mind if you buy from MPB

Hi, I have made the opposite switch (with some full frame time in between). Yes, Fujifilm cameras are great. I still have 3 of them. No, I don't think they are particuilarly better than MFT options. Worse, sometimes I feel like MFT is a simply better rounded sysyem, with small / cheap bodies that ha

As someone said before, the best camera is the one you have already, you could pair your camera with the Canon 28mm f/2.8 pancake lens to have a small system. Nevertheless the canon RF APSC system is nowhere close to Fujifilm ecosystem. I think you would be pleased with the X-T30 silver + 2 small le