X-T3

Great photos on your iPhone 13 Pro. You will do well moving over to a Fuji body. The X-M5 is well priced package. Hard to beat for buying new. Older Fujis will still have pretty close image quality as advancements in sensor tech hasn’t really changed that much. For instance an image from an X-T2 or

Bright lighting, and a Fujifilm X-T3 camera with a nice lens! I could never get my phone photos looking this crisp

The Sony's got a 63% larger sensor and is going to subsequently do way better in low light. About a stop, yeah. It's just not really that different. Yes, the A7III is better. How often is one stop noise difference been the difference between an amazing and an unusable photo? How often are viewers lo

I have what I assume is the same kit zoom (XF 18-55mm f2.8-4 R LM OIS) and the XC 35mm f2, so on my X-T3 that's a nifty fifty. I find it a bit tight and I am considering swapping it out for the recently standalone released XF 23mm f2 WR for a 35mm-equivalent prime on my X-T3 that will also have panc

Panasonic est réputé pour la vidéo. Je pratique la photo de concert depuis plus de 15 ans, sur reflex (Pentax) puis passé sur hybride il y a 3 ans chez Fujifilm (X-Pro 1, X-T2 et X-T3) Certains des groupes que j'ai photographiés utilisaient des actions cam type GoPro ou Insta pour se filmer sur scèn

By problem, I’m taking they mean the lens extends just due to gravity. This is a fairly common issue with this lens and typically it just means the lens just slowly extends. Confirm how fast it extends. Shutter count isn’t that huge you can get hundreds of thousands on these bodies. The X-T2 is one

Go the fujifilm route para jpegs mo pogi na agad. It still has raw so you can still learn to color grade. Just familiarize yourself with the trinity of iso, shutter speed, and aperture and you're good to go. With your 70k range pwede ka mag xm5 (no evf) or xt30 iii. Pair it with a sigma 18-50 f2.8 p

Not sure about batteries, and about quality issues...but XT2 or XT3, you'll be taking the same photos...old tech or new tech won't make a much difference (I am a fujifilm user but fujifilm are over-gimmick-ified, and have convinced people that more features makes a better photo experience!) unless y

I have done Nikon DSLR (D60, then D700) -> Fuji Mirrorless (X-T1, then X-T2 + X-H1) -> Nikon Mirrorless with a Fuji side camera (Z6 + X-Pro2) and honestly, the Fujifilm system is great an all, but I feel like there are a couple downsides. The first one for me is the lenses. ANd I know how it sounds

I went from Fuji xt2 - xt3 - lumix s5 - s5iix. You will not regret it. I loved fujifilm but lumix just feels like a big step up that covers everything I wanted the fujifilm to do