This thing is an absolute beast, captures razor-sharp images, and does exactly what I needed it to do on a wonderful trip to Katmai.
This thing is an absolute beast, captures razor-sharp images, and does exactly what I needed it to do on a wonderful trip to Katmai.
[T]he GFX 100RF is a small, purposeful tool for medium-format work.
Each little detail I learn about this lens, I'm like, "Wow, this thing would be amazing in a cine application." It's practically a cinema lens.
I think the Zfc would be an excellent camera for an amateur photographer who wants to learn and explore their eye for photography on a fun and stylish camera, and that's backed up by having all the tools in there, I think, to create a great image.
So first one, obviously as you can tell, I love how modular this camera system is, but mainly what's really impressing me is the dynamic between this camera unit and the front screen unit.
By all accounts, this camera is a bit slower than its competitors, so I’m not sure I could recommend it to a lifestyle, sport, or even pet photographer.
The FE 20mm f/1.8 is a home run. It’s really amazing.
Basically, this lens sensor combo is absolutely killer for high resolution imagery.
Leica made a fantastic camera in the Leica M10. It’s the most classic Leica I’ve seen in years, and it plays to all their strengths, while still maintaining all Leica look and feel that so many have come to love.
I really don’t have a lot to add to what has already been said. From a resolution standpoint the Sigma is nearly as good as the Zeiss Otus, and clearly better than the Canon 50mm f/1.2 L.
You have the money then it’s worth it but don’t go dipping into your life’s savings for it when there are other.