X-T4

I can only share you my own experience regarding Fujifilm and Micro 4/3: I have been a Micro 4/3 shooter since 2008. But in 2014 I was seduced by the promise of Fuji’s X system: small cameras with a larger sensor and small but optically competent lenses, kinda like “a better M43” if you will. I boug

Hey folks, one question. What do you think about the canon c50 for sports? i want to buy it and sell my old fujifilm xt4. I jumped into professional work this last years and of course I can't keep using the fuji one haha. Need to retire the old beast.

So.... Take this with a HUGE grain of salt But I really don't enjoy my mirrorless camera (Fujifilm xt4). I've had it for 4 years and only now am I starting to use it. It gets good results and mirrorless is in fact the future. My old camera was Canon EOS 60D DSLR. I cannot overstate how good, fast an

So I switched from Fujifilm to Nikon for my paid work, but used Fujifilm bodies for about 7 years, starting with the X-T2 and upgraded through the X-T5 (with an X-H1 mixed in at one point). Now I shoot with a Nikon Z8, Zf, with a Z6II as a backup, and I use the Zf for personal photo-ing as well. My

I had a Fujifilm X-T4 which was a lovely camera but the autofocus wasn’t great for birds. Nikon D500 is still a Cracking camera if you don’t want to spend out for a mirrorless.

I was already in m4/3 at the time and didn't want to deal with X-Trans files from Fujifilm, so the X-T4 and the like were out. At the time I thought I'd be m4/3 until I or it dies, so Nikon and Sony didn't come into it either. I've since built a Sony system that I need for work, but otherwise I stil

Biggest differences: Nikon lenses and full frame in general are sharper than anything Fujifilm has to offer FWIW my Nikon gear is generally sharper and better corrected than Sony gear as well The size difference between lenses and bodies is considerable; even the Nikkor 50mm f1.8 S is about 33% larg