Photos Fuji can't take

[SquarePeg]

I've found shooting action with the xt2 to be more intuitive for me than Nikon was.

Anyway, I hope you enjoyed the tongue in cheek blog!

 

[nerwin]

I've found shooting action with the xt2 to be more intuitive for me than Nikon was.

Anyway, I hope you enjoyed the tongue in cheek blog!

It was the opposite for me, I found my Nikon to be more intuitive than the Fuji cameras I had. It just shows you not every camera the right choice for everyone. It all depends on what you like and prefer!

 

[fmw]

It's always good to read a photography agenda. I can understand why somebody doesn't like a camera. I have a hard time understanding why they insist on trying to everyone else not to like it. Wonder if he has an good deals on those lenses.

 

[SquarePeg]

t's always good to read a photography agenda. I can understand why somebody doesn't like a camera. I have a hard time understanding why they insist on trying to everyone else not to like it. Wonder if he has an good deals on those lenses.

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[jcdeboever]

It's always good to read a photography agenda. I can understand why somebody doesn't like a camera. I have a hard time understanding why they insist on trying to everyone else not to like it. Wonder if he has an good deals on those lenses.

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[Udgin]

for today there are many cameras with all the characteristics you need and at the same time an excellent appearance)

 

[fmw]

I suppose marketing is bs. A Fuji probably won't do a sport or wildlife burst as good as a d500 unless the user really knows their s##t, but the Fuji is generally designed for a different type of user.

I've done sports photography with a Mamiya RZ 67. Modern photographers have lost sight of the importance of equipment. It isn't all that important.

 

[fmw]

It's always good to read a photography agenda. I can understand why somebody doesn't like a camera. I have a hard time understanding why they insist on trying to everyone else not to like it. Wonder if he has an good deals on those lenses.

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It confused me too.

 

[jcdeboever]

Sooooo the looks of your camera matters now?

Yep, it always has to some degree. I actually purchased the XP1 based entirely on looks. I saw it in my camera store and walked out with it not every owning a Fuji before or knowing anything in particular about the XP1.

Purchasing a camera based solely upon appearance is quite shallow.

I buy a camera that has the features I want/need, looks is the last thing I think about lol.

I've noticed a lot of Fuji shooters rave about how pretty their camera is and love telling everyone about it. Hey, to each their own.

I've used and owned a few Fuji X cameras and I agree, they are certainly are pretty and are often mistaken for film camera. But they aren't for everyone. I could never fall in love with their camera system, I always fall back to using a DSLR. I'm not sure why. I suppose it maybe the fact that I feel really comfortable using it and that's what matters the most.

My favorite Fuji camera was the orginal X100. I loved that camera. That had a FinePix sensor which I truly enjoyed, I'm not a fan of the X-Trans yet. Just not for me.

I sleep with my XPRO2, 16mn, and it's square hood. I had the 100-400 on it intially but woke up to the wife forcefully working the zoom collar, it scareded me.

 

[enezdez]

Not ready to forgo my Nikon but I just got the X Pro-2 and I love it. Hoping Santa brings me the 16 mm f/1.4!!!

Cheers,

Enezdez

 

[fmw]

You got a great start with the Fuji system. Welcome.

 

[enezdez]

You got a great start with the Fuji system. Welcome.

Thanks!

 

[cgw]

The Fuji X system quickly acquired a subversive/disruptive cachet beginning with the X100. Steady refinements in the X-Trans sensors and processors, well-publicized functional upgrades via firmware and top-shelf Fujinon optics were rightly seen as innovative relative to market-dominating brands like Canon and Nikon whose products looked stale. Swooning reviews aside, shooting Fuji X is more than a fashion statement. Can't recall a camera I've enjoyed more than my X100T. Just got a Graphite X-T1 and 35/2 WR. Slightly different but just as lovable. The 50/2WR is next.

 

[Gary A.]

The Fuji X system quickly acquired a subversive/disruptive cachet beginning with the X100. Steady refinements in the X-Trans sensors and processors, well-publicized functional upgrades via firmware and top-shelf Fujinon optics were rightly seen as innovative relative to market-dominating brands like Canon and Nikon whose products looked stale. Swooning reviews aside, shooting Fuji X is more than a fashion statement. Can't recall a camera I've enjoyed more than my X100T. Just got a Graphite X-T1 and 35/2 WR. Slightly different but just as lovable. The 50/2WR is next.

... I dunno ... for a hipster like me, I like that it is a fashion statement.

 

[cgw]

The Fuji X system quickly acquired a subversive/disruptive cachet beginning with the X100. Steady refinements in the X-Trans sensors and processors, well-publicized functional upgrades via firmware and top-shelf Fujinon optics were rightly seen as innovative relative to market-dominating brands like Canon and Nikon whose products looked stale. Swooning reviews aside, shooting Fuji X is more than a fashion statement. Can't recall a camera I've enjoyed more than my X100T. Just got a Graphite X-T1 and 35/2 WR. Slightly different but just as lovable. The 50/2WR is next.

... I dunno ... for a hipster like me, I like that it is a fashion statement.

You get it. Fashion passes, style lasts.