Yep it’s honest such a great camera, mine having some issues too so I sold it but very tempted to just re buy it

You got an incredible deal my friend! That’s an amazing steal and combo for street photography and travel!

Thanks

Thank you! And wow good luck with the weddings, the X-T3 is extremely capable so I wouldn’t worry too much aha!

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@@shueibdahir that’s really interesting I didn’t know that, I now also have the S5ii so that’s a cool thing to have!

S5II or Sigma FP, bro?

@@handfuloflight If you want to have full control of the image processing and the best potential image quality, then the Sigma FP. This comes with the cons of slow turn around time and massive file sizes. The S5II is a better quick turnaround and general use camera.

@@shueibdahir If you can get a 10 out of a Sigma FP relatively speaking what can you get out of a S5II?

@@handfuloflight The issue with you question is the fact that both sensors are very similar but the main difference is the s5ii processes everything in camera. You can get 10/10 images from it, but that requires you to nail your exposure, your white balance and everything to do with the image. You have very minimal post-processing flexibility. So you have to understand how you camera processes the image from 12bit linear raw signal to a 10bit log video. You basically control the input so you can expect a good output. The sigma fp gives you much more flexibility, but this also means, that if you're not good at post-processing, your image has a high chance of coming out looking poor. You have control over the input and output unlike the s5ii. It's all about what your skill level is and how much convenience you need out of a camera. I'd reserve the fp for narrative or creative jobs and use the s5ii for everything else

Just wanted to let you know, you are a proud owner of an incredible piece of gear!

@@TalesOfTam I actually switched over to the GH5 from the Sony A6700, which is saying a lot IMO. The biggest thing for me was that the GH5 never overheats when shooting 4K60 continuously, whereas the A6700 literally would overheat and shut off after only recording 4K60 for 25 mins which I think is totally unacceptable for a brand new, $1500 camera.

@@DennisMeetsWorld wow that’s really interesting, the a6700 looked really good to me but I suppose if autofocus isn’t needed then the GH5 is incredible

It’s unreal value for a camera 7 years old at this point!

Yep what I used! Very reliable and cost effective

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks

Yep it’s still incredibly useful even today

Appreciate it!

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Yeah it really is!

I see, thanks for clarifying!

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Appreciate it!

Very cold I must admit 👀

It really is, the OG for me 😂

Thanks!

Thanks! There’s so much I didn’t cover in the video, the custom button settings to get extra zoom on shots as well as the shooting modes just makes this camera so easy and fun to use

Definitely! If you can get past the autofocus it’s still insane value

I completely agree, I think the Fujifilm is an incredible “fun” camera or everyday camera paired with a different brand as the workhorse!

Thank you! I definitely agree, if a picture was beautiful 5 years ago, just because new gear comes out doesn’t mean that picture isn’t beautiful anymore! Everyone is so focused on the latest gear with slightly better auto focus but forget the top of the range cameras a few years ago had all the features that were “actually” needed

This is legit it! The 35mm f1.4 plus X-T3 is basically a 35mm x100 series for me, never needed to take it off because it did everything I needed! At least you’re future proofed aha

It’s so good, get the same lens too or the kit lens 18-55mm f2.8-4 (but that’s slightly heavier)

Thank you and definitely agree! Very capable camera even today

It’s still such a great camera and the kit lens is quality, the image it produces is still exceptional for its price point in 2024! I actually shoot video on my S5ii and GH5 where those codecs are a bit easier to work with but definitely good to know!

@@TalesOfTam that kit lens is really something else, not just image quality but build quality wise it's amazing. I was stunned after upgrading from my previous camera (a canon Eos 100d) had the lightest cheapest kit lens (and lens in general) I think I'd ever felt

how much would you sell for i might be interested

The X-T3 is definitely an improvement on the X-E1 for autofocus so you’ll see an improvement in tracking moving objects but it won’t compare to a modern Sony camera with a Sony lens. The 35mm f1.4 is not usable for video focus unless you have an external mic due to the sound it makes when focusing too, but for photos it’s very much possible to get moving objects with the right aperture settings, hope that makes sense!

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Thank you very much!

@@TheHammy118 it really is!

It was!

Beautiful viewpoint

Not yet 😂

Thank you, and potentially 👀

Thank you, the software is incredible!

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Thanks! Make sure to use my promo code if you do 😂

Thank you!