Have you tried the new Fuji raw converter to see if that helps or makes a difference ?I think you are getting yourself completely confused... I was not even initially comparing Fuji and Nikon crop sensors, only you did that, and I also do not expect any magic from a crop sensor at ISo 6400, what I said was the recent photo processing I did highlighted how big the difference was when I compared the Christmas photos directly year vs year.
You are reading way more into my post than I actually wrote, to a rather baffling degree.
Have you tried the new Fuji raw converter to see if that helps or makes a difference ?
Maybe I'm a bit odd but I like working within the limitations of a camera.
I got an X-T20 a few weeks ago and the main differences to the '2' are size, lack of ISO dial, weather sealing, single slot, AF joystick and EVF - worth reading this here.Anyone with an xt20? My xe2 is getting a little long in the tooth and I'm interested in something with better AF. Can't really justify when the cost of an Xt2 so would I be right in thinking the xt20 has the same AF performance? The difference is weather sealing, bigger EVF and dual memory slots right?
I got an X-T20 a few weeks ago and the main differences to the '2' are size, lack of ISO dial, weather sealing, single slot, AF joystick and EVF - worth reading this here.
I figured it was 85-90% the same as the X-T2, but much cheaper so that sold it for me.
Here's a few from my first 2 trips out with it..
Happy with the kit lens so far and planning to add the 35mm 1.4 and that should be me set for a while..
Gorgeous images! Silky smooth long exposures
The Xt-20 is an amazing beast!
I VLOG my landscape stuff here..... https://youtu.be/-9XeGP7YPMs So check it out if you're ever bored. And below is some images from my fuji kit!
Well guys, I can't help it but I am falling out of love with the Fuji ecosystem. Not looking to start a debate here as everyone is entitled to their opinion and no doubt has different opinions and requirements to me, but these are my thoughts and reasons:
That is basically why I stopped investing further for the moment. It's a shame too as I really had best hopes when I switched but just am not satisfied overall with the system.
- As much as the weight savings have been great, and image quality generally satisfactory with the crop sensor, I do really miss the fast lenses and creamy bokeh of my full-frame Nikon D750... not to mention the Sigma Art 35mm 1.4 which was simply the most magical lens I have ever used and the photos I have taken with it still shock me with how beautiful they are. I would consider a switch to Sony if their next generation A7R is as amazing as they look like they will be. Yes, it's a more expensive system with larger lenses, but image quality looks sublime and being able to use Canon lenses is very appealing. Not to mention the user interface seems to be improving dramatically.
- Fuji lenses are optically good but their line-up is technologically weak in places and needs modernising, the prime (pun unavoidable) examples being the 23mm 1.4, 35mm 1.4 and 56mm 1.2 which even at the time of release were not really competitive in terms of the slow and noisy autofocus motor and lack of weather sealing.
- I am disappointed as I feel that the X-T2 was not the best camera Fuji could have released. It lacks a touchscreen despite them touting it as a videographers dream, and has an unreasonably tiny buffer size for RAW, and there is simply no excuse for skimping out on those areas on what was supposed to be a cutting-edge camera, especially when they had the capability to implement them.
- Fuji made excuses of negative image quality effects for not developing and implementing IBIS, despite competition managing it, until they had to give in to pressure and announced the X-T2S, which looks like it is going to be the camera that the X-T2 should really have been, and while no-one would force me to upgrade of course I would buy the X-T2S for the improved features. However, it would be much quicker than I was expecting/hoping to upgrade my X-T2 as it doesn't even feel like I have had it so long due to all the shipping delays on release.
- The flash situation for Fuji has been a complete debaucle until only recently and even now there are a lack of third-party options such as from Yongnuo.
- While post processing options for Fuji have improved, I use Lightroom eclusively (and do not intend to change) and it does still exhibit slowness and some strange behaviour (such as artifacts) when processing Fuji X-Trans RAW files.
I got an X-T20 a few weeks ago and the main differences to the '2' are size, lack of ISO dial, weather sealing, single slot, AF joystick and EVF - worth reading this here.
I figured it was 85-90% the same as the X-T2, but much cheaper so that sold it for me.
Happy with the kit lens so far and planning to add the 35mm 1.4 and that should be me set for a while..
I have considered the Sony cameras every now and then, but although the bodies are nice and compact, the lenses are huge (obv being FF), so the size issue kept coming up for me.
You do your landscapes in Wolfenstein & Dayz ?
LOL yeah I found it, was just my way of pointing it out
Good luck with the channel, I'm going to do similar in the new year, in fact I'm in the planning stage now lol
I watched your vlog from the Brecon Beacons, I was there last week. I initially parked in the same car park but decided to move on to the 'cavers' car park just past it so I could follow the river.. I was hoping for some snow but there wasn't, it's only 1.5 hrs drive for me so I'll go back in the new year.
Ah that's unfortunate. It was beautiful with snow.... although it didn't settle down in the valley so made no difference. I was worried I'd be stranded in the car park though haha.
Have you got a link to your channel yet? I'll subscribe!