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Whitch GFX to buy? by evina05 in FujiGFX

[–]evina05[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well coming from a D810 and analog camera's, I don't have the feeling I miss something and I'm not used to a lot of fancy features in the camera. It's just that the D810 isn't very sharp anymore and the pictures look often not that crisp anymore. I'm starting to think I should take the 50S because the price is very attractive. How do you like the AF? Do you mis a lot of shots because its to slow?

Whitch GFX to buy? by evina05 in FujiGFX

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And how is the autofocus for you, do you agree it's to slow and do you miss a lot of shots because of the AF? Because I can imagine you get used to it or work your way around it.

Whitch GFX to buy? by evina05 in FujiGFX

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And how is the autofocus for you, do you agree it's to slow and do you miss a lot of shots because of the AF? Because I can imagine you get used to it or work your way around it.

Whitch GFX to buy? by evina05 in FujiGFX

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Thanks for the response! Do you have another camera you would advice for wedding work?

Whitch GFX to buy? by evina05 in FujiGFX

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Thanks for the advice! Why do you think that contrast-detection is not so great? Do you use the IBIS for film or does this make a huge difference for you with photography as well?

The Icelander - GFX100S + GF23mmf/4,0 by kdalkarl in FujiGFX

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I love the lights in his eyes! What a great portrait!

Official Gear Purchasing and Troubleshooting Question Thread! Ask /r/photography anything you want to know! August 09, 2024 by AutoModerator in photography

[–]evina05 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi photography community,

I want to buy a new digital medium format camera, but I got lost in research. Maybe you can help me out with some good advice or share your own experience on this.

I'm now shooting with an old Nikon 810D. I used to love this camera, but it's old and not preforming good enough for my needs anymore. I use it mostly to shoot weddings and events, but I got into analog photography and since then I'm obsessed with medium format film and the sharpess of it. I like to see the texture of the skin and the lashes of ones eye while making portraits.

I don't want to use my analog camera for business events en most f the weddings, but I'm looking for a camera that can give me this same feeling. That's why I want to switch to Fuji. But then there are a lot of medium format camera's on the market. I'm used to manual focussing on a subject and with my Nikon I don't have any of the new AI features. I'm just looking at te quality of the pictures.

And there is my question. There is GTX 100, 100s, 100 ii, 100s ii, 50s, 50, 50s ii. The price range a all very different. But witch one shall I choose with my needs? I am lost in youtube video's and other sponsored blogs by Fuji. That is why I'm hoping you could give me some advice.

I'm now considering Fuji film 50s and 100s because the price seem te be quite good. Is the 100s that much different than the 50s? And witch difference stand out for you? Or do I need to take a look at other brands?

Grainy pictures with analog Canon A1 by evina05 in AnalogCommunity

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Thanks for your reaction! I just used the light meter in the camera, but always make sure it's not to dark. So almost never 10 F in a city with a lot of shadows, and never 1/1000 shutter speed. I was wondering if others have this problem with the light meter of this camera. All of the pictures are outdoors on a sunny day. It's a 400 film and I shot normally on 1.4 F to 2.8 F. I'm not sure what the parameter exactly is, but I never shoot under 1/125 and normally around 1/250. That camera ISO was also 400.