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Fujifilm X Series APS C sensor camera
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One of the advantages, often put forward, of APS-C cameras like the Fujifilm X and that they are less bulky. But is it so certain? The size must take into account not only the camera itself but also the lenses. So let's see what it is for these. 
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In a way, this video, and the comments, show that "there is nothing more practical than a good theory" (from memory, the original quote is from Henri Poincaré). The equivalences put forward are attested from the point of view of optics. I wonder why the question is periodically asked again. Or more exactly if it is well asked. It seems to me that the origin of the confusion on the subject has different reasons: - Manufacturers are not very clear, I seem to remember that Fujifilm, after selling the advantages of APS-C, adopted an ambiguous communication when launching its medium format range. -Photographers (not to mention their cognitive bias) tend to have a global understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of the different formats.
In fact the question seems to me to be more about the quality of the renderings. In this respect, the rendering of a full format (with the reservations that this denomination calls for in the case of digital cameras) seems more "aesthetic" on a full format than on an aPS-C as far as the extremes are concerned. As such, we can note that in the video, the erndu of the full format is smoother than that of 'lAPS-C; the spots of light ("bokeh") are smoother. However, because of the lack of an objective measurement of this phenomenon, the exchanges on the subject remain at the level of poorly documented comments.
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A list of best Fujifilm portrait film simulations and custom film recipes for Fujifilm X Series mirrorless cameras. Here I have carefully tested and researche
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Today, I shot only jpeg by using simulation of McCurry colours, created by Aleksander T. Eriksen. Those settings are available on Fujifilm Film Simulation Facebook group.
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Yesterday I did something I rarely do: photograph on a Saturday afternoon. On the weekends it’s busy along my regular walking route, but I decided to join the rest of my fellow weekend warriors and shoot on the streets of Vancouver.
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The topic of how best to process Fuji raw files has been a long-running topic on this website. I’ve covered it extensively in the past, including a previous version of this article . However, over the past two years since the last time I updated this, there have been a few changes to the landscap
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Fujifilm cameras have some wonderful manual focus assist modes. Here's an explanation and animated examples of focus peaking and the digital split image.
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A Worn But Working 10-Year-Old Fujifilm X-Pro1 in 2022. The Fujifilm X-Pro1 is 10 years old! Let's drop a beer can into Mr. Fusion, jump into our DeLorean, activate the time circuits, make sure the flux capacitor is fluxing, blast a Huey Lewis tune on the tape deck, and see what happens when this baby…
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20th Century Studios has published the first official photos of one of the most anticipated movies of 2022: Avatar 2.Well, if you give a look at the EXIF data,...
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The most striking feature of a film noir movie is the dramatic, sleek look that can be shot in black and white photography.One such element is the nature of...
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How to use Fujifilm Pre-Shot electronic shutter to help with burst mode, fast action photography, and getting better sports photos. I'm using the Fujifilm X-T4 and X-T3 in this video, but not all Fujifilm cameras have this mode.
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The has been a lot of additions to the database. Currently, there are 589 recipes in the database from 95 origins.
Note: It is essential to visit the pages from which these simulations are taken, in order to understand the intention of the person at the source, to have explanations, examples and much more information.
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Back in 2015 Andy Mumford, a full time landscape photographer, switched from using a full frame system to the Fuji X system and in this video he talks about what effect it’s had on his photography, both professionally and personally. The video would be worth to watch also just for the stunning images he…
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Philip Sutton Photography | An Australian Summer - through the 'eyes' of Nikon's FF and Fuji's APS-C
A photographers experience of photographing street and events in Western Australia, during summer. He compares his Nikon Z6ii with his Fuji X-T3.
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Philip's posts are always interesting. In this latest contribution he makes an unbiased comparison between the two cameras.
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This is an affordable option for the Fuji 16mm f1.4. I sold my 16/1.4 because it couldn’t compete with the cheaper and more portable 18mm f2. And after the 16mm f2.8 was released there was no way I could justify the money just to get that f1.4 aperture. Enter the Viltrox 13mm f1.4. It might not be as sharp (my guess), but its wider and less than half the price. Perfect for a specialized lens that in my case wouldn’t get much use.
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If you want to experiment with classic film colors or are impressed by films, this Kodachrome 64 recipe is one of the Fujifilm recipes you should try on your
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In this video, I lay out why I decided to switch cameras, from Canon to Fujifilm. I had shot Canon for a long time, using everything from a 5D Mark IV to the Canon R6. But I've officially switched my entire camera setup to Fujifilm, with the X-T4!
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Discover when and why to use the different Fujifilm film simulations in this free course. See video demonstrations, download a cheat sheet, and take a quiz to see how much you understand the differences between Fujifilm film simulations!
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Today you should be happy as a Fujifilm X and GFX shooter, and I tell you why. The latest BCN data* shows that Fujifilm was able to pass Sony and hence placed itself on the second spot behind Canon in the Japanese digital camera market. It’s the first time since 19 years that Fujifilm was…
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I have long been a Leica M fan starting with my Leica M3 in the 1980s and ending my journey in frustration with the M240 largely due to the introduction of the Fujifilm GFX100 which made an M impossible for me to justify, but Leica is catching up. I know Fujifilm’s audience has grown a […]
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In 2022, the best vlogging cameras will be available. Whether or not you're planning to launch your own YouTube channel.
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Are the X-T30 and X-T30 II really that different? There's more to it than some review websites would lead you to believe.
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Probably the only review of the Light Lens Lab 35mm f2.0 8 elements on a Fujifilm X-Pro3 so far. Look forward to an informative candid discussion with lots of real life samples of this lens on the Classic Negative simulation.
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John Riley has been out and about with the Samyang AF 12mm f/2 X lens, putting it to the test on the Fujifilm X-S10 to find out just how good it is at capturing images.
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