Fujifilm
X-T4
Based on 120 Reddit mentions
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Streets with a portrait lens can be considered viable ?
Hello! Those are some of my last streets done with my Fuji XT4 and the VIltrox 56 mm 1.4, I still use the Fuji X100T sometimes but usually for bag reasons I don't take both with me when I go out to shoot pictures, and in the last years I mainly used 85 mm and above, even for streets (I just shot wha
...Dreefir3 in r/streetphotography
November 27, 2025 9:07 AM
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Reminiscing Over 15 Year Old Pictures I took | These Days I am Unable to Take Pictures Half as Good with Gear Twice as Expensive
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
..._analysis230_ in r/ThirtiesIndia
March 6, 2026 4:46 AM
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GAS? Or Legitimate upgrade!
Instead of focusing on the gimmicky film sim etc Focus on how good the camera in itself is to use, its weight, comfort and speed. It takes you 5 seconds to apply filmsims in post which are several times better, like the DxO package. There also free ones. For example I still use Panasonic G9 just bec
...SMGJohn_EU in r/M43
June 11, 2025 11:39 AM
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Buying an Olympus OM-D EM5 MK II in Late 2025
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
...MentatYP in r/M43
September 21, 2025 3:55 AM
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Considering the move from Fuji to Nikon as a pro photographer
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
...law980 in r/Nikon
December 5, 2025 4:42 PM
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