I use an XT2 still and TBH the photos it takes are more than enough for my product/food photography the colours i get gives us an edge over the comp and helps us stand of the crowd. ANd the lenses gives us a flavour that just can't be replicated in other systems.I like the "imperfect" look and so it seems our clients do too. And work in jpg as i just can't replicate the look reliably.
@@DeeRosa Food photography is a very Canon and Nikon orientated world, All looks the same TBH colour wise. I'd actually love it if fuji released another 16mp sensor with the same functions as today's cameras. I actually use the focus bracketing a lot saves me a bit of time.
My only complaint about the xpro3 is that I cannot shrink the display in the EVF like I can on my XT bodies. Other than that, it’s easily my favorite camera I’ve owned. I set the iso to the front command dial and shutter speed to the rear command dial. When I shoot my kids I keep it in aperture priority. When I shoot families/events I go manual. Love the rear screen design. Another fun aspect is that it allows you to shoot it like a waist level finder and man that’s been clutch to help capture candids and different perspectives
@@DeeRosa what weirds me out is that I feel like I get sharper results from my xpro3 than my xt3. Same glass, processor and sensor but for whatever reason the xpro3 shots seem better. Perhaps the rear lcd is higher resolution
Completely agree with everything you said. Coming from the Sony A7iii, I picked this up for fun and I ended up using it 100% of the time. The Sony is just sitting at home. Xpro3 is fast, fun AND professional like you said.
For someone who enjoys photography but who never leveled up to full frame dslr or mirrorless-would this camera in any way help one excel more in learning the art of photography?
Sure - I mean you don't need full frame to excel in photography. You can do it on micro four thirds if you want. Full frame won't make you better in any way. You are who you are with the skill you have with any camera.
great choice! well i can tell you what tripod to purchase if that helps? here's a hint: you'll never need a tripod that costs more than $80 in your life.
You held my breath all the way! I've had my X-Pro3 since it came out somewhere in Nov 2019. I do a lot and agree of what you emphasize. You re-affirmed what I've held for this x-pro line of cameras (I've had the pro1, & pro2 as well). I've had other Fuji's: X-T3, X-E line, but the Pro lines are my kind of stuff. With the OVF, I can track in real-time moving subjects like planes and birds with ease. I love the conviction in your presentation. Also with the XF35 F1.4 which I sold a few years ago, I am looking to take it back in my lens fleet again. Keep it going!
I really like the way you see this camera. Now I just shoot for myself. But same applies, maybe even more so. I still shoot with my X-Pro1, still going strong. If I upgrade, it will be for the better focuss peaking with manual glas, more option to customize your shot in camera (recipies etc) as I like jpeg and close to no editing afterwards. Maybe the better EVF is a nice to have as well. The XP1 is still great today, especially for personal, non paid work. Cheers from Switzerland 🇨🇭
I just swapped my X-Pro 1 for this camera and it's a great upgrade. I don't take autofocus into account I just take into account that this camera will last me another 4-6 years and still do ALL the work and personal things I need it to.
ive had my xpro3 for about a year now. I finally made the full switch from sony to fuji though (a couple weeks ago). Sold my a7r3 and all my sony glass. I agree with everything you said. Not having the rear screen makes me focus so much more on what I'm shooting. None of my clients have said anything negative,
ive never wished i had a screen facing me and it reminds me of how when i shot film it was ALL about composition and creating the feeling instead of shooting wild. no offense to people who do that but its a wild feeling lol.
Ok - I will disagree with you about not having IBIS/shooting in low light. As a documentary photographer, both professionally and in my personal work, I shoot at times in marginal lighting at best. When I shot Olympus, that IBIS came into its own in many instances - where I could hand hold down to 1/2 second and get tack sharp images. Having switched to non IBIS bodies (I currently shoot with a pair of XE-2's and fast fuji primes) I've felt a little out of my comfort zone in this area but I've had to tell myself that before I had switched to Olympus in 2015, I also had no IBIS and go back further to my days of shooting film. When did I become so lazy as to rely upon technology is what I"m saying to myself as I'm watching this video. SO maybe I"m not disagreeing with you as much as I thought but I will say, in certain situations, IBIS is not just a gimmick or convenience... it has saved me more times than I can count, but at what point does it become a crutch - and that's the conclusion I've come to as I finish my comment
Interesting camera thanks for the insight My last 3 shoots have been in low light, I do a lot of Baptisms and Bar mitzva and in usually dark churches etc, The Xpro 3 would be a great edition but for one small problem,. I have just falling in love with the XT4! And I have realised how important IBiS is for me. It’s a game changer. I use my 90mm F2 a lot it’s most of my creative shots and captures all the intermittent moments and close up head shots. Having IBIs means I can shoot in low light using reasonable iso and shutter combo which results in clean and really sharp images. and I mean 100% of all my images are really sharp. This was Never the case with my older Xt3 I would have to pump up my iso to 6400 or higher to get sharper images but then noise would be an issue. I can’t praise the XT4 any higher. It’s really helped with my image quality a lot.
I'm loling over here that's how my fiance sees photography, more about the specs less about the craft. Im glad you did this video I can't wait buy this camera.
I know what you mean. I've been on the fence ever since the xpro3 came out. I must say he makes quite a compelling argument! I'd probably have to sell out both of my Fugees and a couple of watches LOL!
Nailed it, dead center..... I feel exactly the same way. I only have the XT4 (also) because it's far better for video and being able to have 3 batteries in the camera for weddings. But, I LOVE shooting my XPRO3, for everything. Portraits, landscape, night photography (tripods still exist), and as a #2 for weddings.
I have owned and used this camera with the 35 1.4 since release and still love it today. Paired with my X100V the Pro3 is a great addition and love them both. Nice video..
I own 2 xt5 and a Xh2s I’m waiting for the xpro4 to come out and I will get my first xpro camera I really hope they keep the same screen from the xpro3 on the xpro4
Would you recommend over an XT5 in 2023/2024? 👀 was thinking of going xt5 bc I can get it new so there better value but if there was an xpro 4 id get it no brainer bc of shooting style.
I’d wait for an XPro4 if you want the Xpro body and because of how expensive XPro3s got. But if you want to buy today? I’d go with XT5 because you can get it new with no price hikes! Still love this Xpro3 but not at the price it’s at used rn.
Great talk. X-pro3 makes yo pay attention better to find great shots, and if you are prepared to think about how you wish to shot it gives a ton of options to customize your way through the button program options.
Awesome review Dee. I shoot both film and digi various brands and formats. My fave dige ever is the X100F I shoot a lot of landscapes with it and personally I love the 23mm (35 equiv) lens. However of late I'm looking to upgrade I want an all round stills camera. I don't need Ibis, I don't need video I have a Canon M50 to shoot footage for my channel, I want a photographers camera the X-pro 3 is very appealing to me. Decision almost made cheers.
I have owned the XPro3 since its release. I too often wondered how many people would "get" the XPro3 if they have not ever used a film camera. However, I think people without that background in film would find it worth their while if they would give it a chance. Certainly you have identified its real uses, vs. a DSLR style camera.) My only concern on the XPro3's dials is the exposure compensation dial. It gets moved too easily. I find I have to remind myself to keep track of it before any shooting.Question. What issue did you have with the SanDisk brand?
Thank you for this video. I am laughing at your rant about shooting in the pitch dark. No, I don't shoot in the pitch dark, and if it is low light, it's on a tripod! Hahaha! Thank you for your insight. I am looking at the X-Pro 2 vs the X-Pro 3. X-Pro 2 is more in my budget range and I will end up just turning the LCD screen off. We will see what comes out in the next iteration. Thanks again!
Think that blows me away is how light it is. The xp3 and 23mm f2 is infinitely lighter than my Pentax K1ll with dfa* 50 1.4. It’s like a paper vs an anvil, completely different weights. I’m still struggling to keep my finger off of the front viewfinder but it’s like you said, for someone that started out on film it feels like home. It’s by far the closest to film camera experience I’ve had since converting to digital.
XH1 or probably best bang for your buck but the X-T3 is something that get you a little nudge of Bette performance that you may enjoy. If you can get an XT3 for around $800 I’d go for that unless you want to grab an XH1 around $600 with maybe a grip and you can utilize that IBIS and spend the rest on a monitor or more lenses. You’ll be happy with anything you mentioned above though.
@@DeeRosa I'm 73, retired and this has invigorated me to get out there again. I love the back screen for waist level shots and the balance of the camera is a joy. Film wise use to carry three separate cameras with varying ASA and lenses -one at least loaded with a black & white. Now can use just the XPRO 3 and the XPRO 2 with a 50 on one and a 23 on the other and shoot all day - wonderful. Thanks and be safe.
@@avs4365 would love to see some of your shots. Have a look at fujifilms film recipes for the X-Pro 3. You can still have one camera with a black and white "film" while the other is color.
@@DeeRosa Yep, Acros Red filter is a favourite. Do change the film style - the reason for two is shooting primes and living on the coast (with old hands) I try not to change lenses. Cheers.
Thank you for this video. I have bought x-pro 3 6 months ago, and for me it’s a little bit complicated, to get used to it (after canon 600d). So, I doubt that this beautiful camera is right for me, and I thought maybe I should have bought a canon. Me after your video: (Nonono) I will try to adjust this amazing instrument for myself. I will fight for it 😂 thank you Ps sorry for my English, and hello from Moscow
Just recently found your videos, love your overall philosophy on photography. I went from an X-T1 / X-T2 to the X-Pro3 myself. It just made me fall in love with photography again. It's great to hear that I'm not the only person who gets the same feeling from this camera. I still love my X-T2 (X-T1 is sold), but the X-Pro3 is exactly as it was promoted, a "Different Breed".
Ambient light from the stars 😂🤣👏🏻👍🏻🤣 You're so right...people should stop being a numbers' geeks and be photographers instead. ->"You need to stop being sad and be awesome instead!"
Very well said! Who shoots in the dark? This is another example of people falling pray to manufacturer’s relentless brainwashing marketing. Every “photographer “ is convinces that the camera they bought three years ago can no longer take pictures. Just like that, the once great camera got braindead. Hands in the pocket everyone, time to renew your creativity subscription.
@@DeeRosa As for the X-Pro3, I think Fuji almost got it right, except for that info display at the back. Totally redundant and unnecessary. Here is the question: who is constantly checking which film you are using? Once loaded, it’s loaded no? All other information are right there on the camera body and lens. You don’t need a dedicated display to show information you already have. Until Fuji relaunches the X-Pro3 without that nonsense, I’ll keep the black duck tape on, thanks. -C
I don't like it setup like that though. The way I'm using it is the way I want to use it so that's why I used that example of how quickly I can review.
This camera does fascinate me, but being a person who has used 4/3 cameras for 17 years and your question about ibis. It's used for concerts and wildlife in low light with a 70-300. It's fantastic for a few weddings I've been to where they didn't want flash used during the ceremony. I've personally become so dependent on it in many situations that I don't think i would enjoy this camera or x100v but yet I still want one!
@@WhoIsSerafin ahh i did not understand the " who has used 4/3 cameras ... " - i thought you meant 4 or 3 cameras (and was very confused hehe). Thanks for the reply and clarification. I would like to buy xpro3 but the lack of ibis scares me so im thinking maybe xt4 would be better. But i dont know if it would be as *fun*. Since people say xpro3 is alot of fun and interesting. :D
Don't do reviews bro, You are wrong on so many levels. Who need ibis? No camera for street? You are responsible for your costumer's, they need to look great and if you notice something wrong you need to point that out so that they look as best as possible.
I’m probably just better at photography than you cause I don’t need ibis to get a shot. Maybe my reviews are better for people who don’t suck. Get better.
Read my comment again, You miss lead people with your statements. Tell your costumer's you don't shoot with IBIS bc your a pro and that you don't care how they look :) They will for sure come back to you and hier you again lol
Again maybe I’m just better than you - because my images don’t look bad without ibis. You probably don’t know how shutter speed works. Or what a tripod is. Or how to use off camera flash. That’s the only reason you’d rely on ibis. Sad when people who don’t take the time to learn and become talented take shortcuts and try to give horrible advice. You should work on your skill instead of commenting. Maybe then you’d get client.
I agree. IBIS is nice for video and panning slow shutter speed shots. Definitely not needed for regular photography. If you need to handhold 1/10th a second your model definitely moved in that time. LOL.
Man, what a great honest review. Been shooting with one for a month now and pretty much feeling the same as you. Love this camera.
I use an XT2 still and TBH the photos it takes are more than enough for my product/food photography the colours i get gives us an edge over the comp and helps us stand of the crowd. ANd the lenses gives us a flavour that just can't be replicated in other systems.I like the "imperfect" look and so it seems our clients do too. And work in jpg as i just can't replicate the look reliably.
Very interesting and awesome story. I love everything you said. Really goes to show that we limit our gear not the other way around.
@@DeeRosa Food photography is a very Canon and Nikon orientated world, All looks the same TBH colour wise. I'd actually love it if fuji released another 16mp sensor with the same functions as today's cameras. I actually use the focus bracketing a lot saves me a bit of time.
My only complaint about the xpro3 is that I cannot shrink the display in the EVF like I can on my XT bodies. Other than that, it’s easily my favorite camera I’ve owned.
I set the iso to the front command dial and shutter speed to the rear command dial. When I shoot my kids I keep it in aperture priority. When I shoot families/events I go manual. Love the rear screen design. Another fun aspect is that it allows you to shoot it like a waist level finder and man that’s been clutch to help capture candids and different perspectives
I have the same thoughts across the board!
@@DeeRosa what weirds me out is that I feel like I get sharper results from my xpro3 than my xt3. Same glass, processor and sensor but for whatever reason the xpro3 shots seem better. Perhaps the rear lcd is higher resolution
Completely agree with everything you said. Coming from the Sony A7iii, I picked this up for fun and I ended up using it 100% of the time. The Sony is just sitting at home. Xpro3 is fast, fun AND professional like you said.
Glad to hear others having the same experience as me. Makes me feel less like I'm bitching and more like I'm not alone
For someone who enjoys photography but who never leveled up to full frame dslr or mirrorless-would this camera in any way help one excel more in learning the art of photography?
Sure - I mean you don't need full frame to excel in photography. You can do it on micro four thirds if you want. Full frame won't make you better in any way. You are who you are with the skill you have with any camera.
Damn bro you may have just sold an xpro3 😳
I need to put a warning sign on this video lol
Ok, you convinced me. I bought an x-pro3 and I love it! Now, will you buy me a tripod?
great choice! well i can tell you what tripod to purchase if that helps? here's a hint: you'll never need a tripod that costs more than $80 in your life.
@@DeeRosa I was just kidding; I already have a tripod. 🙂
@@DeeRosa which tripod do you recommend?
Anything with 3 legs that holds a camera. I'm using the same $60 tripod from amazing for 3 years.
You held my breath all the way! I've had my X-Pro3 since it came out somewhere in Nov 2019. I do a lot and agree of what you emphasize. You re-affirmed what I've held for this x-pro line of cameras (I've had the pro1, & pro2 as well). I've had other Fuji's: X-T3, X-E line, but the Pro lines are my kind of stuff. With the OVF, I can track in real-time moving subjects like planes and birds with ease. I love the conviction in your presentation. Also with the XF35 F1.4 which I sold a few years ago, I am looking to take it back in my lens fleet again. Keep it going!
The OVF freed me to do so much more creatively because I wasn't constantly second guessing myself. I can just create in the moment.
I really like the way you see this camera. Now I just shoot for myself. But same applies, maybe even more so. I still shoot with my X-Pro1, still going strong. If I upgrade, it will be for the better focuss peaking with manual glas, more option to customize your shot in camera (recipies etc) as I like jpeg and close to no editing afterwards. Maybe the better EVF is a nice to have as well. The XP1 is still great today, especially for personal, non paid work.
Cheers from Switzerland 🇨🇭
I just swapped my X-Pro 1 for this camera and it's a great upgrade. I don't take autofocus into account I just take into account that this camera will last me another 4-6 years and still do ALL the work and personal things I need it to.
To who can’t afford an xpro3, buy the xpro2 and put some damn tape on the rear screen or turn it off.
i've seen this a lot
ive had my xpro3 for about a year now. I finally made the full switch from sony to fuji though (a couple weeks ago). Sold my a7r3 and all my sony glass. I agree with everything you said. Not having the rear screen makes me focus so much more on what I'm shooting. None of my clients have said anything negative,
ive never wished i had a screen facing me and it reminds me of how when i shot film it was ALL about composition and creating the feeling instead of shooting wild. no offense to people who do that but its a wild feeling lol.
Ok - I will disagree with you about not having IBIS/shooting in low light. As a documentary photographer, both professionally and in my personal work, I shoot at times in marginal lighting at best. When I shot Olympus, that IBIS came into its own in many instances - where I could hand hold down to 1/2 second and get tack sharp images. Having switched to non IBIS bodies (I currently shoot with a pair of XE-2's and fast fuji primes) I've felt a little out of my comfort zone in this area but I've had to tell myself that before I had switched to Olympus in 2015, I also had no IBIS and go back further to my days of shooting film. When did I become so lazy as to rely upon technology is what I"m saying to myself as I'm watching this video. SO maybe I"m not disagreeing with you as much as I thought but I will say, in certain situations, IBIS is not just a gimmick or convenience... it has saved me more times than I can count, but at what point does it become a crutch - and that's the conclusion I've come to as I finish my comment
Interesting camera thanks for the insight My last 3 shoots have been in low light, I do a lot of Baptisms and Bar
mitzva and in usually dark churches etc,
The Xpro 3 would be a great edition but for one small problem,. I have just falling in love with the XT4! And I have realised how important IBiS is for me. It’s a game changer. I use my 90mm F2 a lot it’s most of my creative shots and captures all the intermittent moments and close up head shots. Having IBIs means I can shoot in low light using reasonable iso and shutter combo which results in clean and really sharp images. and I mean 100% of all my images are really sharp. This was Never the case with my older Xt3 I would have to pump up my iso to 6400 or higher to get sharper images but then noise would be an issue.
I can’t praise the XT4 any higher. It’s really helped with my image quality a lot.
I'm loling over here that's how my fiance sees photography, more about the specs less about the craft. Im glad you did this video I can't wait buy this camera.
This bull talk about "being in the moment" so overated. and also "the screen will distract you" typical youtuber BS
The market made us grazy with upgrading
It seems to be there won't be an x pro 4
😊
Love your passion :) You almost make me want to sell off my other Fujis for an XPro3. Cheers
Cheers!
I know what you mean. I've been on the fence ever since the xpro3 came out. I must say he makes quite a compelling argument! I'd probably have to sell out both of my Fugees and a couple of watches LOL!
Nailed it, dead center..... I feel exactly the same way. I only have the XT4 (also) because it's far better for video and being able to have 3 batteries in the camera for weddings. But, I LOVE shooting my XPRO3, for everything. Portraits, landscape, night photography (tripods still exist), and as a #2 for weddings.
I love that you said tripods still exist LOL! I still don't understand why people want to shoot everything handheld in NO light situations.
I have owned and used this camera with the 35 1.4 since release and still love it today. Paired with my X100V the Pro3 is a great addition and love them both. Nice video..
Oh yeah that's a killer pairing.
the birds! i am watching this in Minnesota winter lol omg I have 5 more months lol thanx for the information!
Slow is smooth Smooth is fast +
Life mantra now.
I have an xt4 but as a Leica film user also, I lust over that x pro design.
Two great systems.
I own 2 xt5 and a Xh2s I’m waiting for the xpro4 to come out and I will get my first xpro camera I really hope they keep the same screen from the xpro3 on the xpro4
X Pro 4 will not coming 😊
Man I need a step up for my xpro-3 do you think you can make a video for that ?
A step up? 👀
Would you recommend over an XT5 in 2023/2024? 👀 was thinking of going xt5 bc I can get it new so there better value but if there was an xpro 4 id get it no brainer bc of shooting style.
I’d wait for an XPro4 if you want the Xpro body and because of how expensive XPro3s got.
But if you want to buy today? I’d go with XT5 because you can get it new with no price hikes! Still love this Xpro3 but not at the price it’s at used rn.
There won't be come an X pro 4
Great talk. X-pro3 makes yo pay attention better to find great shots, and if you are prepared to think about how you wish to shot it gives a ton of options to customize your way through the button program options.
that customization is a big, big deal especially with this camera.
Awesome review Dee. I shoot both film and digi various brands and formats. My fave dige ever is the X100F I shoot a lot of landscapes with it and personally I love the 23mm (35 equiv) lens. However of late I'm looking to upgrade I want an all round stills camera. I don't need Ibis, I don't need video I have a Canon M50 to shoot footage for my channel, I want a photographers camera the X-pro 3 is very appealing to me.
Decision almost made cheers.
fantastic review
Good video. Keep it up. What JJC item are you referring to? Now I'm curious...
Their wireless trigger for the fujifilm system. So you don't have to use their shitty camera app.
@@DeeRosa Oh yes, I have that. Still difficult to frame up/check focus for self portraits without the app though.
I have owned the XPro3 since its release. I too often wondered how many people would "get" the XPro3 if they have not ever used a film camera. However, I think people without that background in film would find it worth their while if they would give it a chance. Certainly you have identified its real uses, vs. a DSLR style camera.) My only concern on the XPro3's dials is the exposure compensation dial. It gets moved too easily. I find I have to remind myself to keep track of it before any shooting.Question. What issue did you have with the SanDisk brand?
Favorite cam right here
I've been debating and researching on the XPRO3. Thanks for the review.
Great camera that does everything needed!
Well said! To add to the phrase you mentioned, “fast is deadly”. I believe fighter pilots use that motto as well
If it was for specs to price ratio... Everyone should use a Pentax.
Totally love your style (of vid and pics ☺️)
Dope video btw
Thanks mate for the honest review. I bought mine yesterday. First impressions, fantastic.
Hope you enjoy it! Fantastic piece of kit!
Thank you for this video. I am laughing at your rant about shooting in the pitch dark. No, I don't shoot in the pitch dark, and if it is low light, it's on a tripod! Hahaha! Thank you for your insight. I am looking at the X-Pro 2 vs the X-Pro 3. X-Pro 2 is more in my budget range and I will end up just turning the LCD screen off. We will see what comes out in the next iteration. Thanks again!
I have my Xpro3 for about a year now and I love it .awesome camera
Amazing camera for sure.
Think that blows me away is how light it is. The xp3 and 23mm f2 is infinitely lighter than my Pentax K1ll with dfa* 50 1.4. It’s like a paper vs an anvil, completely different weights. I’m still struggling to keep my finger off of the front viewfinder but it’s like you said, for someone that started out on film it feels like home. It’s by far the closest to film camera experience I’ve had since converting to digital.
Literally described every detail of what's important to me in a camera and how I shoot - a little scary now that I think about it...
Thank you
👍👍👍👍
Yes, this is the camera for me. No Chimping.
Thank you 🙏🏽
With my current budget I can go with XT2, XT3, XH1, Xpro2. I work primaly with still (70%) and 30% video work. Any recommendation? Thank you
XH1 or probably best bang for your buck but the X-T3 is something that get you a little nudge of Bette performance that you may enjoy.
If you can get an XT3 for around $800 I’d go for that unless you want to grab an XH1 around $600 with maybe a grip and you can utilize that IBIS and spend the rest on a monitor or more lenses.
You’ll be happy with anything you mentioned above though.
Had one for a year now. 'like coming home', exactly. Great review and spot on.
Thanks. It's a great tool. One that regardless of what people tell me I believe is to be a very capable camera.
@@DeeRosa I'm 73, retired and this has invigorated me to get out there again. I love the back screen for waist level shots and the balance of the camera is a joy. Film wise use to carry three separate cameras with varying ASA and lenses -one at least loaded with a black & white. Now can use just the XPRO 3 and the XPRO 2 with a 50 on one and a 23 on the other and shoot all day - wonderful. Thanks and be safe.
@@avs4365 would love to see some of your shots. Have a look at fujifilms film recipes for the X-Pro 3. You can still have one camera with a black and white "film" while the other is color.
@@DeeRosa Yep, Acros Red filter is a favourite. Do change the film style - the reason for two is shooting primes and living on the coast (with old hands) I try not to change lenses. Cheers.
Thank you for this video. I have bought x-pro 3 6 months ago, and for me it’s a little bit complicated, to get used to it (after canon 600d). So, I doubt that this beautiful camera is right for me, and I thought maybe I should have bought a canon.
Me after your video: (Nonono) I will try to adjust this amazing instrument for myself. I will fight for it 😂 thank you
Ps sorry for my English, and hello from Moscow
Lol you’re fine. It’s a great camera. My favorite camera ever and I credit it for a lot of the big breaks I’ve gotten recently.
Just recently found your videos, love your overall philosophy on photography. I went from an X-T1 / X-T2 to the X-Pro3 myself. It just made me fall in love with photography again. It's great to hear that I'm not the only person who gets the same feeling from this camera. I still love my X-T2 (X-T1 is sold), but the X-Pro3 is exactly as it was promoted, a "Different Breed".
TheX-Pro 3 shaped a lot about what I still do to this day.
I like your comment... "you can move on...." ( sweeps hand )
Thanks.
Ambient light from the stars 😂🤣👏🏻👍🏻🤣
You're so right...people should stop being a numbers' geeks and be photographers instead. ->"You need to stop being sad and be awesome instead!"
So weird how people think no light is low light I'm not sure when that started and who's the reason for it.
love this bro , appropriate your opinion
Very well said! Who shoots in the dark? This is another example of people falling pray to manufacturer’s relentless brainwashing marketing. Every “photographer “ is convinces that the camera they bought three years ago can no longer take pictures. Just like that, the once great camera got braindead. Hands in the pocket everyone, time to renew your creativity subscription.
Hell yeah to this whole comment 🤝
@@DeeRosa As for the X-Pro3, I think Fuji almost got it right, except for that info display at the back. Totally redundant and unnecessary. Here is the question: who is constantly checking which film you are using? Once loaded, it’s loaded no? All other information are right there on the camera body and lens. You don’t need a dedicated display to show information you already have.
Until Fuji relaunches the X-Pro3 without that nonsense, I’ll keep the black duck tape on, thanks.
-C
I don't think it's an issue because if you can cover it with tape then it really doesn't even matter lol. Just ignore it.
@@DeeRosa sure yes. It would just look cleaner and more solid. Personal opinion only. As you say, the duck tape does a good job.
-C
I actually just turned mine into the info screen so that if basically disappears because it's so dim. So same thing for me.
I recently picked an xpro1, now I need the xpro3. and also most people are posting to social media anyway. You are soooo right.
Telling you. It's a great steal all around.
Thanks for all the vids you make. I fell for the full frame trap as well & your takes are fr the truth ong. Keep staying 100 Dee.
Appreciated 🤝😤
Crushed it dude!
Appreciate it!
You can setup the camera to show the photo in the EVF or screen after you pressed the shutter button. No need to press play all the time.
I don't like it setup like that though. The way I'm using it is the way I want to use it so that's why I used that example of how quickly I can review.
I thought the xe4 didn't have a grip? Does this camera have a grip or did you have to add one?
The x pro 3 has a grip.
This camera does fascinate me, but being a person who has used 4/3 cameras for 17 years and your question about ibis. It's used for concerts and wildlife in low light with a 70-300. It's fantastic for a few weddings I've been to where they didn't want flash used during the ceremony. I've personally become so dependent on it in many situations that I don't think i would enjoy this camera or x100v but yet I still want one!
dependent on what? :) Do you use xpro3 for all of those things mentioned?
@@Zelanias not sure I understand your question? But in my statement I said I’ve become dependent on ibis in my m4/3 cameras.
@@WhoIsSerafin ahh i did not understand the " who has used 4/3 cameras ... " - i thought you meant 4 or 3 cameras (and was very confused hehe). Thanks for the reply and clarification. I would like to buy xpro3 but the lack of ibis scares me so im thinking maybe xt4 would be better. But i dont know if it would be as *fun*. Since people say xpro3 is alot of fun and interesting. :D
Finally, a video worth watching!! Thank you.
I appreciate it!
Don't do reviews bro,
You are wrong on so many levels.
Who need ibis?
No camera for street?
You are responsible for your costumer's, they need to look great and if you notice something wrong you need to point that out so that they look as best as possible.
I’m probably just better at photography than you cause I don’t need ibis to get a shot. Maybe my reviews are better for people who don’t suck. Get better.
Read my comment again,
You miss lead people with your statements.
Tell your costumer's you don't shoot with IBIS bc your a pro and that you don't care how they look :)
They will for sure come back to you and hier you again lol
Again maybe I’m just better than you - because my images don’t look bad without ibis. You probably don’t know how shutter speed works. Or what a tripod is. Or how to use off camera flash. That’s the only reason you’d rely on ibis. Sad when people who don’t take the time to learn and become talented take shortcuts and try to give horrible advice. You should work on your skill instead of commenting. Maybe then you’d get client.
@@DeeRosa So true.
How is the relief on the viewfinder for glasses wearers? Thanks!
This is way easier for me that on an SLR style like the XT3.
@@DeeRosa great to know, thank you
I agree. IBIS is nice for video and panning slow shutter speed shots. Definitely not needed for regular photography. If you need to handhold 1/10th a second your model definitely moved in that time. LOL.
People don't understand that ibis doesn't help if your subject has movement 😂😂