Cameras, Lenses, Lighting and more! ep.306
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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Hello from northern Wisconsin.
What camera system to choose for photography for a new user. I like the Panasonic GX9 but it's an old camera, I would love a GX10 to come out, I don't want fixed lens so that rules out the Fuji x100 range. I like the Fuji X-Pro 2 but not the 3 (don't like the screen). Do you think it's a good idea to invest in a GX9 or Fuji X-Pro 2 considering their age or should I look at larger cameras or have I missed some systems. I am not interested in video capabilities. Forgot to add that I really appreciate your videos and have learnt so much from you - thanks.
I'd recommend E-M5 Mark III or OM-5. If you want a rangefinder style, the GX9 is fine. Although the AF is contrast detect only, it's not a problem for photos. The Fujifilm xpro2 is also fine. Personally, I'm not a fan of the dials. But it's a competent camera otherwise.
I got the V60 PNY today in hopes of setting my 2 cards like your system. I currently have SanDisk Extreme Pro 95 MB/S V30 32 GB, which card would you suggest for slot 1 on an Olympus EM1 mark ii?
I'd put the PNY into Slot 2 and Sandisk in Slot 1. Then setup the camera to write to both cards at the same time. Set video to write to Slot 2. So generally, you'd only need to remove/copy/reinsert/reformat Slot 1 with each photoshoot. Only reformat Slot 2 when it gets near full. So you'll always have your backups. You'll only need to take Slot 2 out when doing video or you filled up Slot 1 in a single photoshoot.
@@RobTrek thank you.