It’s a camera that makes you want to take it out, as is often said. One reason I got my Pixel 3 was due to the camera, as I wasn’t going to carry my RZ67 or D90 around on the off-chance I might see something, but once I got the XT-3 I immediately bought the 27mm Pancake and started bringing it with me places as it was really unobtrusive. I want the camera to “get out of my way”. Also, if you hit the menu button itself, it defaults to your “My Menu” tab, meaning you can basically run the camera entirely from two menu tabs and all the physical controls (if you’re not super fidgety I suppose). The Fujifilm menu system is incredibly simple and easy to use, and the customizable Q button gives you a quick menu that you can program to display your most-used functions, something that I love about my Canon C100mkII (and now C500mkII) and the plethora of buttons on the side. Fujifilm is the only film company making a digital camera, and even without that pedigree I feel like people expect things to be dissimilar from CaNikon, and that it’s a good thing. I feel like you don’t buy a Fujifilm camera if you’re not primarily shooting jpeg, but luckily the 14-bit RAW files are great as well and you can apply the simulations in Capture One if you want. The excellent low-light made it great for shooting events, the video was good enough for my b-cam, and when properly exposed the images that came out, even in the jpegs (specifically in the jpegs), were outstanding. I kind of saw the XT-3 as a great “all around” camera, with its main focus being photography. As much as I love Nikon’s cameras, I wanted to see what else was available and Fujifilm seemed to have just the right amount of “funk” for me. Why spend the extra money for triggers if I didn’t have to? It also gave me a chance to go off the beaten path. Wireless makes me nervous, as I usually use the strobe with my RZ67, so I just figured keeping it simple was the way to go. Oddly enough, one of the main reasons I purchased the XT-3 was the flash sync terminal for my studio strobe. It also does a surprisingly good job with video, so that was a bonus.
#Fujifilm xpro plus#
I chose it because I liked the film simulations and customization options, plus the promise of frequent firmware updates was nice. Aside from that it’s basically a regular mirrorless camera.Īs I mentioned, I recently bought the XT-3 to replace my D90. The other main feature of the XPro3 is the back, where the LCD screen is hidden and you’re instead shown the film emulation you’re on, mimicking the practice putting a box top in a holder on the back of the camera so you remember what film you’re using. It’s basically the original mirrorless camera, but for film. Primarily it allows the camera to be thinner, as you don’t need a mirror. A disposable camera is a rangefinder, but so is the Leica M series. A rangefinder camera is basically just a camera where you’re looking through a different lens than the taking lens. The XPro3 is a 26MPl APS-C mirrorless camera, the highlight feature of which is the hybrid rangefinder. This article will focus on the XPro but will touch on both.
#Fujifilm xpro upgrade#
It took me a long time to upgrade my digital camera on account of I shoot a lot of film, but it was well worth the wait. Fujifilm lent one to me for a few weeks, and having just purchased an XT3 myself was interested to see what the differences were, especially having just come off of a Nikon D90. As one would expect, the camera also supports Wi-Fi with remote camera control.The FUJIFILM XPro3 is a unique mirrorless camera characterized by its distinct viewfinder design, a hidden LCD screen, and its stylish, rangefinder-inspired design. The X-Pro2 can record 1080/60p video at 36MBps and offers a 2.5mm mic input jack. Other features of note include a 3", 1.62M-dot LCD, twin SD card slots, interval shooting and a new ACROS film simulation mode. It has a maximum shutter speed of 1/8000 sec and an x-sync speed of 1/250 sec. It has dedicated dials for exposure compensation, shutter speed and ISO. The X-Pro2's body is made from four pieces of magnesium alloy with 61 seals, making it splash and dust proof, and functional down to temperatures of +14F. The autofocus system has been updated substantially, now offering 273 total AF points, of which 77 are phase detection (covering 40% of the frame), and much faster performance.
#Fujifilm xpro iso#
Its new image processor is 4x faster than that of its predecessor and offers a top ISO of 51,200.
#Fujifilm xpro update#
Manufacturer description: The Fujifilm X-Pro2 is the long-awaited update to the X-Pro1 and offers a new 24.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS III sensor and an 'advanced hybrid multi viewfinder' that can be an optical or electronic viewfinder, or a combination of the two.
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