I just bought an X-E3 yesterday, for 2 reasons: price and sexiness. Really, I was looking to upgrade my X-T2, (but still keeping it as a back-up). The X-T4 was out of my price range and it came down to the T3 or X-H1. But the truth of the matter is the X-T2 still rocks, I love the images it creates and pretty much everything about it. So. I decided to keep it as my main camera, buy a back up, and wait to see what announcements Fuji has in 2022 about the X-H2. So, now it was between the X-E3 or the X-T30, which seemed to have better specs (new generation and tilty screen). But I couldn't pull the trigger on the logical choice, the T30, there was something about the X-E3 (in black) that just made me want to have it in my hands. So it was the sexiness, and the $469 price tag that lead me to finally pull the trigger, but as I said, I'm very happy with the T2 and the E3 should offer similiar performance. (I have now, XF 10-24, 18f2, 35f2, 90f2... next up: 55-200 and also I have to decide on a 'normal' zoom 18-55, 16-80,16-55, 15-45, 16-50 there are rumors Tamron will come out with the 17-70 for Fuji)
@@mandanaamelimojarad144 They have the same sensor, so performance and final output will be basically the same.. the T2 is bigger but has dual card slots and is weather resistant.. I feel it's a better choice as a 'work' camera, especially for paid work, as dual card slots are necessary.. the E3 is more compact, I prefer as a walk around/street/casual shooting camera, the size makes a difference.. I do wish it had a tilty screen, but the screen on the E3 is fixed.. the T2 has the tilty screen
I have the a9 and X-T3 also, but I’m not sure if having 2 systems is really necessary. I’m new to Fujifilm and enjoy the system so much that I’m considering selling the a9 + lenses.
I own theX-T3, the X-E3 and also the X100V. I would never buy any other brand. Fuji has character, unique film simulations, operation with dials, lightweight, beautiful look!!
This is what I am attracted to for doing photography together with film simulations, but I am also also looking for video ability which has more limitations and my budget is limited to choose only one camera. Otherwise I would go with both Fuji for photography and Sony for video
@@BrandonDavis985 I use the X-T3 for portraits with the XF56mm f1.2 and with my other lenses for landscapes etc. The X-E3 i use for street with my XF35mm f1.4. The X100V is my always with me camera. Know i bought an X-T1 also.... Tell me about you... how do you use your cameras and what kind of photos do you take?
@@rolandgasser6711 I mostly go between people, flowers, and macro of various things. Currently have 16mm f1.4, 35mm f2.0, 56mm f1.2, and Laowa 65mm macro. Day to day I like to capture my kids, or just wander the neighborhood. I suspect I'd keep the X-E3 setup for macro, X-T3 for trips where I'm going specially for photography, and X100V for daily dad cam or when I am traveling with the family.
10:51 Dunno, i found it tedious trying to match classic chrome in lightroom or capture one vs fuji raw studio. Fuji raw studio always had superior detail, grain structure and profile fall off. The colors retained more of that fall off chrome is known for than in other Raw Converters.
I couldn't agree with you more. I am a camera junkie and own multiple systems. Although I have several Sony cameras I rarely use them. They seem to limit me, and they are just not fun to use. I know that isn't a very quantifiable statement, but that is the way that I feel. For pro work, I have been using a Canon 5D IV. Canons just feel right in those situations. However, I recently took a Fuji X100S out of storage and started to shoot local landscapes and street photography with it. I must say that I dislike its low-light focusing ability, but I love everything else about this camera. Using the X100S feels so organic. I love the fact that I have to "zoom" with my feet. I REALLY love the controls, which are so intuitive and useable. I also love its aesthetic and the fact that it is so unassuming to others. I would love to get an X100V for its better focusing, flippy screen, and weather sealing... however, it is hard for me to justify the cost (although I do think that it is priced fairly). Perhaps someday. It appears that Fuji designers are photographers, whereas Sony designers are engineers. The great news is that you really can't buy a bad camera nowadays.
I can enjoy almost any camera and I do like the power I feel behind my Sony''s. But the Fuji's handle well. The 100v focuses good. I felt the same about the cost. But because of how I enjoy it I'm finding it's the camera I use more than all my others because I always take it.
I want to swap kits to the x100v just to simplify. One camera, one choice. Only thing stopping me right now is IBIS and availability, I really benefit from IBIS with my shaky hands. Hopefully with Fuji microsizing their IBIS system they'll include it on the next x100!
@@Seimstudios Expecting IBIS in all future range-finder models. A compact(AKA Sexier) APS-C camera with magical lens like XF35.4 is much more attractive than a powerhouse full frame camera. I hope the future X-Pro series follow the design concept of X-T4.
Canon lifer here, so much gear and lenses. Bought a X100V and it basically shelved all my Canon gear short of very specific portrait shots with my kids. Other than that, I take my X100V everywhere, every time and my Canon gear is collecting dust. Now, would I get a XT series? Nope. I'm no longer interested in SLR-style cameras. I have telephoto lenses, primes etc for my Canon and I bought those by way of justification. Son was getting into sports at age 5? Welp better get a telephoto right? .... right? Well ya, bought and shot. Got those memories but the reality is all these years later those lenses were toys that I force fed justifications to purchase. The reality of real life is, man... a modern cell phone like an iPhone 13 could allllllmost do what you need most of the time. But its just not there yet and has some serious limitations. Enter something like a X100V. Basically, the only camera I need unless my wife tells me I need some new portrait prints for the wall. Every other shot I can handle on the V and ... its tiny and light weight. Ultimately though, man... do you. So much good gear out there across so many brands. So many photographers or aspiring photographers and the reason this industry thrives is because of competition driven through revenue and ultimately, capitalism. That free spirit to invent and also vote with your wallet is what drives this industry forward. Companies tinkering in the niche make money from people who like things I no longer need. Choose the camera you need, and the one you need now. Nearly 20 years into my journey, I basically can't justify SLR gear, lenses or anything when I can get just as good shot or better on the X100V. Take that as you will.
Totally agree, I used to use a lot of Nikon gear a decade ago, , also bought a Fuji ex3 about 3 years ago. Since I need a B roll camera, compare the xt200 , I going to get another xe3 next two week.
@@Seimstudios I used to exclusive shooting Malaysia wildbird, I do understand fast focus is a must for many fast moving subject. However, since I am doing video work for my Music teaching ,, also shooting my son playing with other kids, in future , I would like to try street photo, music performance , black and white... Instead of the fast focus better camera, I would like to buy some affordable lens from Fuji, maybe 18mm F2 or 18-55mm...
Nice vid. Own almost every Fujifilm X series cameras. I love the X-Pro1 most. Keep two X-Pro1 bodies, one for taking photos another one for collection😵💫. Pair with the XF35 1.4 = magic. 2nd best to me is the XE4 and X100T. Happy shooting
Great review👍 After years without camera, had nikon and sony befor i have decided to go fuji. I love shoot manual focus with old lenses and 1.2 or 1.4 so my first thought was xs10 or xt3 or maybe the x100v for different reason. When i was not fast enough on our swedish used market sites i missed severeal of them. Yesterday i went the orher way when i was first on a used x100v so will have it next week. Maybe i will miss the better bokeh with fast lenses and be able to change, but thats the point with this camera. And it had other good things and i love the 10 cm nearfield. And also thinks it is the best looking fuji camera. Also like, in advance any way:-) the viewfinder on the side like rangefinder, with no nose in screen snd not hiding behind camera and also be able to se the sceen. It feels like a good alrounder and also take people shoots a bit closer seems good what i have seen. Have you tested it to focus manual? I understand its not like use old manusl lenses like befor but is it somewhat okey experience? Thanks for one of the best reviews out there. Still have the xt3 in my mind and if this not work out then i will go there Best regards Joakim
Lovely video. Love your passion and sometimes the random humour haha! Great photos and really insightful too! Subscribed! 🔥 But what I really wanted to know more was about your experiences with vintage glass- not sure if you already made a video on that! Please do share it if you did! Thanks 🫡🫡
You got more cameras than I do have shoes my friend... I enjoy a lot my XE4 and just dreaming to get a XT5 with this new 40mp sensor that seems is gonna be into the new XH2
Have Xpro trio and while they look same they are different a bit in use and what most important different in output.Luckily they are not made for everybody.
I've had a X-E3 since it was released. I've also had an XT-4 and now an X-H2. I will never get rid of the X-E3. I love it for walkabout with the 27mm f/2.8 pancake or the 35mm f/1.4 The reason I love fujifilm is the film emulations and recipes. Back in my Canon days I spent half my life in Photoshop editing RAW. The first day I picked up a Fuji (X-T2) I fell back in love with photography. I was transported back to my 35mm SLR film days. I traded in my EOS 5D Mk II and 7D the next week. Nowadays I shoot the X-E3 in jpeg and apart from the odd crop or brightness slider I hardly use post processing. I'm trading my X-H2 and going GFX, but the X-E3 and some small XF prime lenses will stay with me for ever.
I don't worry about the color profiles since they are juts a preset and I prefer do do it in post with more control. But I do love the way they handle. In the end as you know they just feel good to shoot with.
I develop for both so I'm always in both, but LR is ahead of Capture one in most practical areas and is a lot cheaper. Phase one things they are special because they are phase one and it's going to cost them. That said both are good and a solid way to edit. Working on a new video about this this week or next.
Good Job man, have u tried the canon fuji adaptors, I just baught a xt3 for work and myself i am coming from canon, thinking of getting the viltrox autofocus lens too
Yes I use them for some older lenses. I mostly adapted my Cannon lenses to my Sony using the sigma Af, but they adapt well to anything. On fuji I mostly adapt the older F mounts.
To be the Xp3 screen is ridiculous. It's the one camera that's not even on the table until they make it more sensible. But there is a small group of people that love it. Most seem to prefer the XP2 making it's value still really high.
@@Seimstudios make it more sensible? I guess there are many people that say they don’t like it just because they think it looks weird/they think they don’t like it. But I’ve owned one for over a year and it’s great to use! It protects the screen and is perfect for shooting from top down, like a Hasselblad. Discrete and nice to go lower for some shots. :)
Why am I torturing myself by watching these videos!? I have the Fujifilm X-T3 and love it. I'd also love to have a smaller camera with a fixed lens so I can more conveniently take pictures and not look like a "scary" photographer that is invading someones privacy. Haha. But, I know that I am half way to buying the X100V at this point. Somebody stop me! :)
It's not great. If I'm doing a serious portrait I rarely use it but for on the go and environmental work its' still great. I have a video on the channel com,paring the different f2 focal lengths.
Ya I thought about it, but decided with all the interchangeable lens Fuji's I have I should try the X100. If they fix the Xpro4 and make it more sensible I'll prob go for it.
I have a video comparing this from about a year ago. I could not find much difference if both were processed well. Maybe check out that video. Just search my channel.
Yes Fuji look retro and nice. But no comparison to full frame No police officers as are banning street photography in many areas Yes law says we can. But all it takes is one person to call 911 and say they don’t like people with cameras Apc f2.0. Is f3. So no match to a say for Samyang 50mm f1.4 Many Fuji lenses not that cheap I take my Sony A7/R3 with Samyang 85mm f1.4 Yes I have xt3 and the 56mm f1.2 And yes a nice lense but not cheap With Sony A73/r3 I have ibis and F1.4 . Yes have the Fuji 50-140 f2.8. But in FF it is a F4. So Fuji can’t match a FF My Fuji gear collects dust. Samyang has very small primes great price F1.8. And also have some f1.4
I could hold my own the results of anyone full frame with a crop sensor any day. On paper Full frame does has a little advantage. F2 is still f2. But the best camera is the one you love shooting with. I enjoy my FF and at some times it's better but in practice the difference is minimal.
I strongly suggest you stick with the "comparing Fuji camera.. which one is the best!" you are digressing too much don't talk about SOny, maybe in a separate video.
Should you buy Fuji for its' film looks? NO not for that alone. But you can grab my free Film presets here INCLUDING Classic Negative for any camera.. seimeffects.com/filmist
I just bought an X-E3 yesterday, for 2 reasons: price and sexiness. Really, I was looking to upgrade my X-T2, (but still keeping it as a back-up). The X-T4 was out of my price range and it came down to the T3 or X-H1. But the truth of the matter is the X-T2 still rocks, I love the images it creates and pretty much everything about it. So. I decided to keep it as my main camera, buy a back up, and wait to see what announcements Fuji has in 2022 about the X-H2. So, now it was between the X-E3 or the X-T30, which seemed to have better specs (new generation and tilty screen). But I couldn't pull the trigger on the logical choice, the T30, there was something about the X-E3 (in black) that just made me want to have it in my hands. So it was the sexiness, and the $469 price tag that lead me to finally pull the trigger, but as I said, I'm very happy with the T2 and the E3 should offer similiar performance. (I have now, XF 10-24, 18f2, 35f2, 90f2... next up: 55-200 and also I have to decide on a 'normal' zoom 18-55, 16-80,16-55, 15-45, 16-50 there are rumors Tamron will come out with the 17-70 for Fuji)
that feeling is mutual, got mine because i dont know why, the shape, the detail in that body, classic look, everything
What’s my best option between xe3 and xt2
@@mandanaamelimojarad144 They have the same sensor, so performance and final output will be basically the same.. the T2 is bigger but has dual card slots and is weather resistant.. I feel it's a better choice as a 'work' camera, especially for paid work, as dual card slots are necessary.. the E3 is more compact, I prefer as a walk around/street/casual shooting camera, the size makes a difference.. I do wish it had a tilty screen, but the screen on the E3 is fixed.. the T2 has the tilty screen
This past year, I bought a used Xe-2s for the XTrans II sensor and the ergonomics. I just love all the buttons on it and it takes great photos!
It's a great series
Nice, mate. Have an a9, X-T3 and the X100v. The V gets out with me more than any other camera. Love 'em all, though.
I have the a9 and X-T3 also, but I’m not sure if having 2 systems is really necessary. I’m new to Fujifilm and enjoy the system so much that I’m considering selling the a9 + lenses.
@@jointspecialist Same, mate. I use my X100v for street. Sony for sports. Trying to sell the X-T3.
I own theX-T3, the X-E3 and also the X100V. I would never buy any other brand. Fuji has character, unique film simulations, operation with dials, lightweight, beautiful look!!
This is what I am attracted to for doing photography together with film simulations, but I am also also looking for video ability which has more limitations and my budget is limited to choose only one camera. Otherwise I would go with both Fuji for photography and Sony for video
@@IvanTurkovic just buy the xt4 man, the best hybrid in this price range
How do you use each of them? Do you feel like any of them are unnecessary to own? I'm an x100v away from that same collection 😂
@@BrandonDavis985 I use the X-T3 for portraits with the XF56mm f1.2 and with my other lenses for landscapes etc.
The X-E3 i use for street with my XF35mm f1.4.
The X100V is my always with me camera.
Know i bought an X-T1 also....
Tell me about you... how do you use your cameras and what kind of photos do you take?
@@rolandgasser6711 I mostly go between people, flowers, and macro of various things. Currently have 16mm f1.4, 35mm f2.0, 56mm f1.2, and Laowa 65mm macro. Day to day I like to capture my kids, or just wander the neighborhood.
I suspect I'd keep the X-E3 setup for macro, X-T3 for trips where I'm going specially for photography, and X100V for daily dad cam or when I am traveling with the family.
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Dunno, i found it tedious trying to match classic chrome in lightroom or capture one vs fuji raw studio. Fuji raw studio always had superior detail, grain structure and profile fall off. The colors retained more of that fall off chrome is known for than in other Raw Converters.
I couldn't agree with you more. I am a camera junkie and own multiple systems. Although I have several Sony cameras I rarely use them. They seem to limit me, and they are just not fun to use. I know that isn't a very quantifiable statement, but that is the way that I feel. For pro work, I have been using a Canon 5D IV. Canons just feel right in those situations. However, I recently took a Fuji X100S out of storage and started to shoot local landscapes and street photography with it. I must say that I dislike its low-light focusing ability, but I love everything else about this camera. Using the X100S feels so organic. I love the fact that I have to "zoom" with my feet. I REALLY love the controls, which are so intuitive and useable. I also love its aesthetic and the fact that it is so unassuming to others. I would love to get an X100V for its better focusing, flippy screen, and weather sealing... however, it is hard for me to justify the cost (although I do think that it is priced fairly). Perhaps someday. It appears that Fuji designers are photographers, whereas Sony designers are engineers. The great news is that you really can't buy a bad camera nowadays.
I can enjoy almost any camera and I do like the power I feel behind my Sony''s. But the Fuji's handle well. The 100v focuses good. I felt the same about the cost. But because of how I enjoy it I'm finding it's the camera I use more than all my others because I always take it.
I’ve had the xt3, xe3 and x100f and so on! Sold all and rocking the xt1 with a lot of fast prime glass instead
@sptbk87 only for camera peruse xt1 is amazing , what if for video as well ?
I want to swap kits to the x100v just to simplify. One camera, one choice. Only thing stopping me right now is IBIS and availability, I really benefit from IBIS with my shaky hands. Hopefully with Fuji microsizing their IBIS system they'll include it on the next x100!
Yea IBIS in these would be great. It's a big lack in the Fuji system.
@@Seimstudios Expecting IBIS in all future range-finder models. A compact(AKA Sexier) APS-C camera with magical lens like XF35.4 is much more attractive than a powerhouse full frame camera. I hope the future X-Pro series follow the design concept of X-T4.
I have an XT4 but I simply adore my XE2s. That Xtrans ll sensor is sublime. I'll never let it go.
Ya Fuji is pretty cool that way in that their sensors really have character.
Canon lifer here, so much gear and lenses. Bought a X100V and it basically shelved all my Canon gear short of very specific portrait shots with my kids. Other than that, I take my X100V everywhere, every time and my Canon gear is collecting dust. Now, would I get a XT series? Nope. I'm no longer interested in SLR-style cameras. I have telephoto lenses, primes etc for my Canon and I bought those by way of justification. Son was getting into sports at age 5? Welp better get a telephoto right? .... right? Well ya, bought and shot. Got those memories but the reality is all these years later those lenses were toys that I force fed justifications to purchase. The reality of real life is, man... a modern cell phone like an iPhone 13 could allllllmost do what you need most of the time. But its just not there yet and has some serious limitations. Enter something like a X100V. Basically, the only camera I need unless my wife tells me I need some new portrait prints for the wall. Every other shot I can handle on the V and ... its tiny and light weight. Ultimately though, man... do you. So much good gear out there across so many brands. So many photographers or aspiring photographers and the reason this industry thrives is because of competition driven through revenue and ultimately, capitalism. That free spirit to invent and also vote with your wallet is what drives this industry forward. Companies tinkering in the niche make money from people who like things I no longer need. Choose the camera you need, and the one you need now. Nearly 20 years into my journey, I basically can't justify SLR gear, lenses or anything when I can get just as good shot or better on the X100V. Take that as you will.
Totally agree, I used to use a lot of Nikon gear a decade ago, , also bought a Fuji ex3 about 3 years ago. Since I need a B roll camera, compare the xt200 , I going to get another xe3 next two week.
I am waiting for my brand new brown color xe3 to arrive....
Ya love the XE3 but that rubber grip fails and gets gummy and the focus is a lot slow than an XT3 or 4
@@Seimstudios I used to exclusive shooting Malaysia wildbird, I do understand fast focus is a must for many fast moving subject.
However, since I am doing video work for my Music teaching ,, also shooting my son playing with other kids, in future , I would like to try street photo, music performance , black and white... Instead of the fast focus better camera, I would like to buy some affordable lens from Fuji, maybe 18mm F2 or 18-55mm...
Oh nice. Dude, I used to listed to your podcast like 10 years ago. Good to see you’re still doing photography and content creation.
Hey, thanks bro. Good to have of the old tribe here.
Nice vid. Own almost every Fujifilm X series cameras. I love the X-Pro1 most. Keep two X-Pro1 bodies, one for taking photos another one for collection😵💫. Pair with the XF35 1.4 = magic. 2nd best to me is the XE4 and X100T. Happy shooting
I love my [X-E4 + XF16mm 2.8 + XF35mm 1.4] + X100V(with WCL-II) combo!!! Four classic focal length(18-24-35-50), all covered!!!!!
Great review👍
After years without camera, had nikon and sony befor i have decided to go fuji.
I love shoot manual focus with old lenses and 1.2 or 1.4 so my first thought was xs10 or xt3 or maybe the x100v for different reason. When i was not fast enough on our swedish used market sites i missed severeal of them. Yesterday i went the orher way when i was first on a used x100v so will have it next week.
Maybe i will miss the better bokeh with fast lenses and be able to change, but thats the point with this camera. And it had other good things and i love the 10 cm nearfield. And also thinks it is the best looking fuji camera. Also like, in advance any way:-) the viewfinder on the side like rangefinder, with no nose in screen snd not hiding behind camera and also be able to se the sceen.
It feels like a good alrounder and also take people shoots a bit closer seems good what i have seen.
Have you tested it to focus manual?
I understand its not like use old manusl lenses like befor but is it somewhat okey experience?
Thanks for one of the best reviews out there.
Still have the xt3 in my mind and if this not work out then i will go there
Best regards
Joakim
Lovely video. Love your passion and sometimes the random humour haha! Great photos and really insightful too! Subscribed! 🔥
But what I really wanted to know more was about your experiences with vintage glass- not sure if you already made a video on that! Please do share it if you did! Thanks 🫡🫡
Awesome, thank you! Hope to do more on vintage glass. But there have been a few
You got more cameras than I do have shoes my friend... I enjoy a lot my XE4 and just dreaming to get a XT5 with this new 40mp sensor that seems is gonna be into the new XH2
Exactly what i was looking for. Thanks ! :)
Great video just subscribed , to your channel, great to hear you talk about things I really like.
Awesome, thank you!
Have Xpro trio and while they look same they are different a bit in use and what most important different in output.Luckily they are not made for everybody.
The xt3 and all recent aps-c fujis have the same sensor and multicore processor.
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Try the halfcases frim Kaza Deluxe. They add a very natural extra grip to tge camera!
Ya I've seen them in videos. They are spendy but I've been thinking about it.
Nice post. Thank you . It was (& still is) the XE3 with 55-200 that inspired me to try to observe people on the streets
I currently have an XT1 and the 55-200. Thinking about the XE3, how does the lens hold up on the smaller body of the XE3.
I’ve been shooting with the sx10 and love it. Looking to do some portrait work outside landscaping
I've had a X-E3 since it was released. I've also had an XT-4 and now an X-H2. I will never get rid of the X-E3. I love it for walkabout with the 27mm f/2.8 pancake or the 35mm f/1.4
The reason I love fujifilm is the film emulations and recipes. Back in my Canon days I spent half my life in Photoshop editing RAW. The first day I picked up a Fuji (X-T2) I fell back in love with photography. I was transported back to my 35mm SLR film days. I traded in my EOS 5D Mk II and 7D the next week. Nowadays I shoot the X-E3 in jpeg and apart from the odd crop or brightness slider I hardly use post processing. I'm trading my X-H2 and going GFX, but the X-E3 and some small XF prime lenses will stay with me for ever.
I don't worry about the color profiles since they are juts a preset and I prefer do do it in post with more control. But I do love the way they handle. In the end as you know they just feel good to shoot with.
Great video! What is your choice for simple photo editing? Lightroom or Capture One or another option? Thanks again.
I develop for both so I'm always in both, but LR is ahead of Capture one in most practical areas and is a lot cheaper. Phase one things they are special because they are phase one and it's going to cost them.
That said both are good and a solid way to edit.
Working on a new video about this this week or next.
Good Job man, have u tried the canon fuji adaptors, I just baught a xt3 for work and myself i am coming from canon, thinking of getting the viltrox autofocus lens too
Yes I use them for some older lenses. I mostly adapted my Cannon lenses to my Sony using the sigma Af, but they adapt well to anything. On fuji I mostly adapt the older F mounts.
Have you tried the X-Pro 3 for a while, that screen design is the thing I miss the most after switching to Leica M10
To be the Xp3 screen is ridiculous. It's the one camera that's not even on the table until they make it more sensible. But there is a small group of people that love it. Most seem to prefer the XP2 making it's value still really high.
@@Seimstudios make it more sensible? I guess there are many people that say they don’t like it just because they think it looks weird/they think they don’t like it. But I’ve owned one for over a year and it’s great to use! It protects the screen and is perfect for shooting from top down, like a Hasselblad. Discrete and nice to go lower for some shots. :)
Why am I torturing myself by watching these videos!? I have the Fujifilm X-T3 and love it. I'd also love to have a smaller camera with a fixed lens so I can more conveniently take pictures and not look like a "scary" photographer that is invading someones privacy. Haha. But, I know that I am half way to buying the X100V at this point. Somebody stop me! :)
It's not a camera you regret even though it seems excessive. It does wounder for you creative energy.
how do you feel using a 23mm f2 for subject isolation?
It's not great. If I'm doing a serious portrait I rarely use it but for on the go and environmental work its' still great. I have a video on the channel com,paring the different f2 focal lengths.
If you want a true bargain and a premium tool, give the XPro2 a try.
Ya I thought about it, but decided with all the interchangeable lens Fuji's I have I should try the X100. If they fix the Xpro4 and make it more sensible I'll prob go for it.
You live in México?
If yes where?
A few hours from CDMX in QRO
08:18 X-H2?
No I have the XT3
I tried everything in the world to get my fuji files to not have worms in them using lr i just gave up and went to capture one
I have a video comparing this from about a year ago. I could not find much difference if both were processed well. Maybe check out that video. Just search my channel.
@@Seimstudios i looked at many channels my files still have worms in LR
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Blackroom?
Its my BW editing system for PS.
seimeffects.com/blackroom
I stick with Fujifilm.
Stick with whatever system makes you want to create
I sold my x100f and I feel like I been through a divorce!
Get a V bro
V, E, or 3? 🤣
DSLR Images look the same, sharp dull & boring.
That's the silliest thing I've heard all day :)
@@Seimstudios its just another film hipster gatekeeping photography.
Yes Fuji look retro and nice. But no comparison to full frame
No police officers as are banning street photography in many areas
Yes law says we can. But all it takes is one person to call 911 and say they don’t like people with cameras
Apc f2.0. Is f3. So no match to a say for Samyang 50mm f1.4
Many Fuji lenses not that cheap
I take my Sony A7/R3 with Samyang 85mm f1.4
Yes I have xt3 and the 56mm f1.2
And yes a nice lense but not cheap
With Sony A73/r3 I have ibis and
F1.4 .
Yes have the Fuji 50-140 f2.8. But in FF it is a F4.
So Fuji can’t match a FF
My Fuji gear collects dust.
Samyang has very small primes great price
F1.8. And also have some f1.4
I could hold my own the results of anyone full frame with a crop sensor any day. On paper Full frame does has a little advantage. F2 is still f2. But the best camera is the one you love shooting with. I enjoy my FF and at some times it's better but in practice the difference is minimal.
Haha if you pixel peep.
I strongly suggest you stick with the "comparing Fuji camera.. which one is the best!" you are digressing too much don't talk about SOny, maybe in a separate video.
Should you buy Fuji for its' film looks? NO not for that alone. But you can grab my free Film presets here INCLUDING Classic Negative for any camera.. seimeffects.com/filmist