As much as I love the XT series with the top dials, 100% I would recommend to people use the X-H2.
As much as I love the XT series with the top dials, 100% I would recommend to people use the X-H2.
The GFX 100S, you get the best bang for your buck.
[F]or some people the priority is compact, and so if you do pay $1,400 for this, you're still getting a good deal.
For 150, this lens is sharp, this lens has character, especially if you don't mind vignetting, that's something you just can't really get rid of other than in post.
It is an awesome camera, a great compact full frame with IBIS and fully articulating screen.
So I would say if this is your primary camera, upgrade. If this is your secondary camera, you don't shoot video, you like the way it shoots, you like the IQ, I say just stick with it.
[S]: it shoots and it feels like a GR with obvious generational updates and that's just with any camera and you're gonna have those that like the changes, some who won't like the changes.
If this field of view at 24mm equivalent is something that you enjoy shooting, then this will be a great lens in your lineup of Fujifilm lenses.
So my first impressions of the X-T30 just like the X-T10 and the X-T20 I think it's a fantastic camera.
[...] I think this is a fantastic camera.
For those of you that are in the Leica ecosystem this is a fantastic fantastic upgrade. You will not be disappointed when you're shooting with this new Leica M10 [...]
The G7X Mark II, it is a great overall camera.
I think that the Leica M-A (Typ 127) is a fantastic camera.
For me personally X-Pro2 with a Fujifilm XF 23mm f/2 R WR in black would probably be the ideal setup currently [...] for autofocus for weather sealing for rendering I think this is a fantastic lens.
I shot slower and my pictures per shot actually ended up being better than my usual way of shooting.
It's great quality, feels great in the hand, perfect size for traveling, and so I highly recommend this camera.
So far, I really enjoy shooting with this.
Out of all those lenses, the Fujifilm XF 14mm f/2.8 R is probably the best balance of what is considered ultra wide, not just wide, but as well the size, weight, and the f-stop.
[T]his is pretty much the king of digital black and white.
Leica, you've hit a home run with this camera. And yeah, I just can't wait to shoot with it again.
My favorite wide angle lens in the Fujifilm lineup is the Fujifilm XF 16mm f/1.4 R WR.
I'm always a believer in if you can get something optically instead of having to do it in post-production, then that's better. So if you shoot with this lens and you like that look that you get and there's less post-processing as possible, then I say go for it.
