X-T3

What Danno San said is true. I used the FUJIFILM XT3 for these pictures its one generation ahead of the 100f, but for the kind of pictures I shared I am 100% convinced that you could get similar or very close results, one good thing about cameras is that unlike phones , cameras do t go obsolete when

I need reach and clinical sharpness for distant subjects. Depending on distance (conditions you've already noted) and where the subject is, this may be difficult at times. I am talking grounded animals vs birds, but even perched birds with darker surroundings or within darker areas, you may not get

The skills and the editor, not the gear I use APSC Fujifilm xt3, can still get good images. Never Miss a beat!

Yeah, and that’s my point, the XT5 does a surprisingly good job, compared to the XT3. But when you put it up against the competition, you can clearly see there’s a significant difference. To answer your question, you can make art with no Af, but that’s not the point. You can make some art with crapp

I bought the X-2. Played around with it for a few days and returned it. The build quality was amazing. Since it was my first monitor, the image quality looked fabulous as well. In fact, I liked everything that came in the package. However, once I turned on peaking, my Fujifilm XT3's internal peaking

I've owned both at the same time but I also have my XT3 as my main ILC. I started with x100v then added the GRIII, both are entirely different experiences. I enjoy using both as they both serve different purposes. Now if I was in your boat picking between the two I'd go the Fujifilm route for the re

seems there is no consensus on anything in photography! For what it is worth, photography is art and science, the two mess with each other. You also don't exactly buy fuji APS-C for max sharpness. Look at this comparison between a X-T3, X-T5, Lumix S1R, and Sony A7R IV https://www.dpreview.com/revie

Hi everyone. I know this is an older thread but I would like to give my honest updated opinion as of today. I recently lost ALL my gear in the January Eaton canyon fire so I had to start from scratch. I was shooting with Nikon FF DSLR and also with Fujifilm APS-C as well as one GFX. For many weeks I