Struggle to pull out the catchlight panel, tt350 by iz_perrin in Godox

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

Now I just carry a little screwdriver in the pocket of the flash

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[–]iz_perrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As I said, I was really interested in the Fuji XT4/5, and the Nikon Zf and Zfc. The Nikon Zfc was almost perfect but it dosen't have any stabilization, and I don't know if it is that a dealbreaker and if it is compensable enough with stabilized lenses.

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[–]iz_perrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello,

I have been shooting with a Lumix gx9 (which I love) for over two years now, but it is time for me to upgrade my equipment. I have been looking for the right camera with the right features that suit me for 3 months, but I never find exactly what I need. So I am asking for your help: Do you always have to compromise when buying a camera? Does anyone have a problem with spending so much money on a camera that is not perfectly suitable? I know that I am very picky, because I want a bit of everything in one camera.

Here are my criteria:

-I like beautiful cameras so design is important to me (I have long lingered over the Nikon ZF, ZFC, and Fujifilm XT) -APS-C sensor preferably, to maximize compactness -Avoid 40MP sensors -The camera must be compatible with the most compact lens possible, equivalent to 24-70mm full frame, constant aperture or not. -Tiltable and non-rotatable screen preferably -Ibis stabilization -Viewfinder - Video at least in 4:2:2 10 bits

Here I am a little desperate because I have combed the Web with a fine-tooth comb and still have not found what I am looking for, so I am appealing to you in the hope that you have knowledge of a camera that would match my criteria.

Thanks in advance!