Do you know what kind of lenses you were using for the Fujifilm xt1?

Excellent comparison, thank you! Have many, many FujifilmX cameras, up to X-Trans III generation. Love and regularly use them all. BTW, IMO 40MP is total overkill for pictures.

Which filmsimulation show best true color with the xpro1?

I still using this camera 'cause of its size👍

i remember I did a photoshoot w my xe2 and xt2 at the same time and for a few photos, idk why, but the xt2 needed 25 magenta to match the 6 on the xe2 in lightroom classic, as of now tho i think my favs in order of colour are xtrans 3, 5, 2, 4, 1

Interesting but we don't need music

I love my X30... I also owned the X10 and X20 before it and it's a much better camera, although I prefer the aesthetics of the earlier models. I guess if we were to classify any 'fixed' lens camera as a 'compact' camera as long as it has proper controls (ruling out Sony RX100 series etc) (and with the exception of DSLR style 'bridge' cameras) then I would argue that the best, and by a wide margin, 'compact' camera is the Olympus Stylus 1 (and s variant). The Stylus 1 is smaller, more customisable etc. yet has a superior lens in that it covers 28-300mm at a constant f2.8 with the only draw-back (for me) being that the lens is motorised, I much, much prefer a manual zooming lens. As for IQ they are on par, fuji and olympus colors are amongst the best. As a walkaround camera I use (and prefer) the X30 but the Stylus 1 is just so much more versatile. It's the greatest 'holiday' camera I've owned (and yes I own ILC but I'm not going to be changing lenses when on holiday with family), the best 'landscape' compact, the absolute best 'concert' and 'live events' camera, can do decent wildlife, and environmental portraits etc.

I'm luck, I have a black one and a silver one I found online at good prices with quite low shutter counts. The thing about it to me is the use of some of the great old glass with the D4 16MP sensor, Nikon developed with those huge photosites that just can produce an amazing look, colours and "atmosphere". I use them mostly for situational portraits, evening shots indoors and out and certain photos. For mainstay I use the Z mount system.

Why would you need the viewfinder, if the battery is not installed?

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great video, appreciated the size comparison with the fuji. made a very good point in doing so

I have a 95 XJ police package and saved a 97 ZJ with the 5.2 from going to scrap. I have always loved my XJ’s my 95 being my second. I have tried so hard to not to get attached to the ZJ but I have really enjoyed it and it grows on me Daily

Cannot justify the price.

hi i just got one black in mint conditions with original box from japan, for around 620usd, i still haven´t use it enough, cause i also got an xs1, but the x20 its a pretty camera, its a bit tricky but fun, makes u wanna go out and take photos, also very pricy. regards.

Dear Kim, thank you for honest review. I'm an amateur street photographer and this lens meets my expectations.

Very helpful

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What year is this xc70

im picking one up for 85$ CAD, is this a good deal?

What size allen or hex key ? Did you used to remove the caliper bracket

The ABS system in my Golf is totally different. Plus i could not even budge the damn sensor to take it out for cleaning. Have a feeling i might break it. Everything seems so easy on youtube.

I had mine since 2013, never had the need to buy a new one

Sensors have a layer of tempered glass protecting it.Almost the same as the one on your phone screen just thinner so it doesn't scratch easy And if you do scratch the sensor it has to be a really deep scratch for it to be seen in photos and only at like F11 and higher. But I dint think you touched in in the video capping hard af

I have the GM1. It has been my travel camera for the past 10 years.

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Definitely Going For The Origin

I just picked up an xe1 from Japan. It appears to be NOS. Not sure single scratch. Even the original screen cover is still on the rear lcd. Box has matching serial number. I bought it as a travel camera but due to low light performance, I am wondering if it is the right camera. Otherwise, I love it.

Helpful example shots thanks

I have the Sony E mount version and use on a A6700 with only a 26 Mpixel sensor. Maybe Sony will add a 40 Mpixel APS-C body or maybe I will just by a Fuji body again and get the XF version. Thank you and take care.

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Great review! Thanks, great car!

I still prefer the X-T1 and the Trans 2

can you get stick on bunny ears to put on modern lenses to make retro look everytime?

a camera that doesnt force video on a photographer........imagine it takes NAI....wish.

I played with a Zf at Grays of Westminster for half an hour and loved it, but, with a lens on it's no smaller than a DSLR, and, I'm not willing to spend thousands on Z lenses. I know about the FTZ but my AF-D lenses won't work. So I'm sticking with F mount. I have a D780 for important work and I just ordered a DF from Japan for pleasure. I can't wait for it to arrive.

We have a jimny because we cant afford an old defender. However the jimny is absolutely great. Very capable. We do trialing offroad. And i believe jimnys are tge best trucks for it as they are small and light so they fit in-between the pegs. So yes jimnys are very good offroad. But not nice on road 😂

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Hi, Here is the message I just sent to the client service. I believe that if enough people show dissatisfaction they might report it as a bug and update the firmware. You can copy/paste if you want! --- Hello, I'm contacting you regarding what seems to be a bug on the 5th generation camera. On all previous generations, when using manual focus, all focus help (focus peaking or focus check for example) disappeared when the shutter release was pressed halfway. This provided a natural view to recompose, if necessary, before taking the photo.  On the latest generation, the focus help remains activated even after the shutter has been pressed halfway. This makes the use of manual lenses much less practical. I personally have a Voigtlander 23mm 1.2, and its use was much more practical on my X-T4 and X-T30II. With this lens, focus check was activated automatically by touching the focus ring, and deactivated automatically by pressing halfway. Not any more. This makes it much less convenient to use.  Other people have complained about this behavior, for example: - www.reddit.com/r/fujifilm/comments/1f7p3wt/xt50_focus_check_not_exiting_on_shutter_halfpress/ - www.fuji-x-forum.com/topic/35255-very-disappointed/ - www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4689635   The FujiRumors website even dedicated an entire article to it, where the vast majority of people said they preferred the old behavior. Many expressed their dissatisfaction in comments: www.fujirumors.com/fujifilm-x-t5-the-issue-with-focus-peaking/  This video also shows the problem, where the videographer says he no longer uses manual lenses with his X-T5 because of this problem:  kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHSmdGiZnLGXq68 Could you please report this bug to make the use of manual lenses more pleasant? Thank you very much.

Love it in combination with my XT50. Do you edit raw or use jpeg recipes? If so, which ones? I really love the colours in your images, 12:40 7:22 7:33 9:53 and especially 10:01 look awesome and I wondered if it's a recipe.

Thanks for so many examples. Great shots! Do you do video?

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Unless you went from film to digital, you won’t notice the similarities. I own the 5D and use it daily with my Nikon F2AS

Guys TRUST ME. Within the next few years the Canon 5D and 6D will triple in demand and value. It's all in the sensor and how it handles highlights and shadows and its unique rendering in editing. iv stacked 5 bodies each all under 10k shutter count. I would'nt sell any of them.

I agree I have this one as well. It is top-notch.

I am happy to see your enthusiasm for this camera, which I owned and enjoyed using mainly on sunny days. The main drawback of the X30 is that it's a bit too big and heavy for what it produces. I can't just put it in my pocket or backpack alongside my phone. I'm kind of a smaller old guy who scoots around on a bicycle so I ended up using cheap digicams instead. But oh that sweet lens.

A lens such as the Panasonic 15mm f1.7 is still small and portable, and has a dedicated aperture rings, that pairs very well with GM1/GM5 Cameras :)

Have you had the opportunity to compare it to the TT artisan 25mm f2? Thanks.

I have always been a fan of Fujifilm cameras, since about 2000 I have owned the early SLR the S3) and three bridge cameras. I recently bought an X-30 and totally love it and agree that it inspires you to take photos you normally wouldn't. Despite the small sensor the images are very, very pleasing. Great video and have subscribed!