Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Digital Cameras & Shooting Techniques => Topic started by: Timein on January 14, 2013, 10:43:07 am
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Which camera would you order now. Looking to shoot street and landscape. Thanks, Steve
Why is fuji making us nuts introducing new models within 3 months of their most recent models!
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I've been looking at the XE1 and the Xpro. There is a pretty good deal out there now with the purchase of the Pro, buy the body and get the 35mm and 18mm half off. Not a bad deal for that body and two lenses at 2k. Haven't really considered the 100, I'd prefer interchangable lenses.
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Why is fuji making us nuts introducing new models within 3 months of their most recent models!
I guess they figured that people know how to differentiate between a fixed lens camera and a interchangable lens camera. Would you rather they just release one model and fade into obscurity? ;D
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Hey Steve,
I have been shooting with the X E1 for a few month now and just got my hands on the X100s (one of the shots from my first part review made the flickr/explore page :)
street and landscape is a tough requirement for any camera, except a Leica M, perhaps.
My impressions so far: AF has been drastically improved on the X100s over the X100, however, it still misses focus and the difference is not big enough to dump the X-E1/Xpro1 in favor of it.
hope this helps
cheers,
Mike
mikekobal.com/blog
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I really like my EX-1. Been shooting with it now for a couple of months in different scenarios and I feel its very good. Been doing landscapes, portraits and architecture in varying situations. Their lenses are excellent and unless you're doing hard news - music - sports, focus is not a problem. It punches way above its weight.
Brian
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Any one care to comment on the EVF of the Xe-1?
Dave S
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I'm not a great fan of the EVF, to me it seems it has a little lag/pixelated.
I got the X-E1 a coupe months ago but used it at a wedding last Saturday. It was good for the documentary shots and I used the screen as opposed to the EVF, but I used my DSLR's for the posed shots.
Saying that I do love the X-E1 and take it everywhere with me, so much niced than carrying a big camera bag...