X-T4

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.

Fujifilm X-T4. It's the lenses that really make the difference though, I used both 56mm f/1.2 and the 23mm f/2 lenses on this trip.

Whereas the free LUT pack you downloading requires 709 as an input, you do need to transform the color from FLOG to 709. Ignored whoever you read about 2020. Resolve doesn't have a LUT (or a CST) for this transform natively, but just like you downloaded and installed a LUT pack, you can download and

Thank you so much. I've been doing Astro more seriously since 5 to 6 years ago, so this is kind of a culmination of that I've learner over the past few years. Altought to be honest I haven't evolved much since 2022. You can shoot the milky way with almost anything, I've done it with the phone and th

The post is all over the place. Telling us too much but not telling us the important. The important takeaway from all of that information is that you do not edit your raw files, which to be completely honest, is at the very minimum 50% of how the resulting image looks nowadays. If you never edit, Fu

Digital! Taken with a Fujifilm Mirrorless X-T4. I took these photos with a Schneider-Kreuznach Curtagon 28mm f4. The lens is a bit soft but I love the character. I’ve just been playing around a bit with editing too (and trying to use the defects to an advantage)

I bought a better camera back in 2019. I upgraded from a Nikon D5600 to a Fujifilm XT4. One of my reasons was for better video and teh XT4 was highly recommended at the time as a great hybrid camera. There was all the other regular reason too like autofocus and dynamic range too. If you are upgradin

I shot this with a fujifilm xt4 with a sigma 100-400 f/ 5-6.3! Totally agree about the grain as well the more I look at it!

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

I think it depends a bit what you are wanting to do. If you want to get photos of birds or other wildlife to help you ID them or review them later, you won’t need as much gear as if you want to get really high quality, beautiful pictures of birds that are nice enough to print out and hang on your wa