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I would go for the A7Cr because the extra megapixels and detail is just amazing. Also super 35/apsc mode lets you shoot apsc lenses without sacrificing image quality.

Yeah I totally agree. Maybe if there is a little more pressure from the community and users we might get some fuji "kaizen" love in firmware updates.

Actually this is where I started. And for the past 2 years I was shooting this very set up with my Fuji x100v as a "fun" back up camera. I started to upgrade to sony lenses so I decided to clean up and consolidate my setups.

Yeah I got some pretty good arm and neck workouts with that thing

I regularly have GAS and I cave. Trying to keep strong this time 😆

Part of my video (and the comparison) is really just to mentally psych myself into not buying another camera. Its hard I love the Fuji X100 system and I've owned a lot. I agree with you on the use case for family and everywhere use...definitely still smaller than my A7c's. For now I am trying to be content and cut across both personal and work...lets see if I feel the same in 6months time. thanks for commenting. Appreciate it.

chhers man! keep it up ur stuff is great! @@HotshotStudio

Totally man, they are such different approaches to shooting and design

:))))) "ready fro the x100v". The x100v is a cool camera, not the second coming of jesus christ

Yeah I know I know. I’m justifying my buy and trying not to cave into temptation 😂😂😂 I do own the x100v and loved the experience. I just can’t justify keep buying more stuff

The main dif between the two is one is a min Sony A74 the other is a mini A7Rv. 33mp vs 61mp and the video quality is a little better as you can get uncropped 4k compared to the A7Cr. But other than that I was told by a sony rep that there isn't a lot of difference.

I had both at one stage shooting professionally for an agency. I would say the C line are my personal favs now. I would have 1,000,000% loved a updated RX line. But I guess that is what the A7C line kind of became. One can hope

I hope it helped. I was so torn but I pulled myself back from pre-ordering because I can carry less batteries and chargers, and adaptors and stuff! I am trying to shoot and simplify more now so thanks for commenting and I am glad it helped a bit.

Right on. I found the SmallRig baseplate is a tad smaller so not as big but you are right. Definitely getting up there in size.

Don't get me wrong, I absolutely loved my time with my Fuji's. I just found myself carrying more gear than actually shooting so this quest of minimalism is my own goal and I thank Fuji for pushing the industry and creating solid, photographic tools. ps. Fuji XS20 is a damn good camera.

This is a modded Seiko 5 Sports with a bezel, display case back and a few other little bits changed up

Congrats. I didn't realise these gems are so sought after. So far I have been using this lens solely as my daily shooter.

Thank you

Thanks Eric. I think the video features are pretty good with the X-Pro3 (although the X-T4 sounds like a better hybrid). I am a stills photographer too and found that shooting video was a nice addition to document my work. All the video sequences were shot handheld. No tripods used. The great think about the fuji is that there is a 120fps option so I could shoot fairly decent footage. I think a bit of IBIS would have helped make the video experience better but for a stills hybrid camera I was impressed with the ease of shooting. The only irritating thing about the Fuji X-Pro3 is navigating to the movie button in the menu. Minor issue as I am used to a button on my Sony A7 series cameras. So handheld is totally possible at 120fps, its also possible in 4k at 60 or lower but you need steady hands. Hope that info helps.

Thank you. I actually used the 50mm f1.1 for that shot at 0.36. It gives you about a 75mm/85mm range on a APS-C sensor. I actually like the 7artisans 50mm f1.1 but I find the TT Artisans 50mm f.95 to be a bit sharper (but also a lot heavier). Good luck in your search, and sorry I took a while to reply.

Thanks John

Thanks for commenting. I enjoy travelling and shooting with minimal kit. The Fuji and Leica are great

@@HotshotStudio No worries bro..i really enjoyed your videography.. I enjoy traveling too.. I've just came back from my first Osaka trip last December..but only shoot with my smartphone..🤭 Recently i just bought a used Xpro 2 in mint condition and already planning for my next trip to Japan..😁

Thanks for the appreciation!

Hey Uros, I haven't had the need to get deep into the HDR mode because I find that I have more than enough info from the Raw files. Pushing and pulling the shadows and highlights in CaptureOne allows me the flexibility I need to make my own HDRs...but, I will be checking this out in the coming week. So at the moment I can't really say that I have tried this feature. But I'll get to it.

Thank you