Fredkelder

Number 17 for me. My overall feeling: too much contrast, too much saturation, too much sharpness emphasis lead to halos and rendering too far from nature. That said: fashion of modern digital era. I think it deserves some good compositions (some lines and distortions should be corrected but it's a detail). Just my point of view, obviously.

Thanks for your comments. Workouts. ADOBE STD PROVIA VELVIA ASTIA PRO NEG STD PRO NEG HI CLASSIC CHROME MONOCHROME

This is a pixel-peeping. From my point of view, best photographers are not pixel-peepers but instinctive artists. They must be confident in their equipment, obviously, and one can prefer a 5DIII but they won't waste their time in vain comparisons.

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Only one question: "What do you need?" -I've used many systems and I enjoyed them all: they all have pros and cons, none of them are perfect. -Between Sony FF and Fuji APS-c systems, FF is better for lowlight or shortest dof, that's all. If no mistake, the largest angle of view is the same (21mm eq 24x36). -I like Fuji for compactness and hybrid viewfinders. That's all.

Hello! My opinions: -The question is "What differences can you see?" 99% of photographers won't see any difference in term of sharpness between APS-c and FF. -Theorical differences are well known: a/ dof b/ low light situation. That's all. -lens,PP and uses are as important as the camera itself. -Don't worry about sharpness. Don't waste your time reading charts, graphics and so on. Learn how to shoot a great photo. -99% photographies on the web are post-processed. -Choosing a brand isn't a simple question of sharpness: menus (as you say),sustainability, roadmap, warranty, community, personal feeling...

7 8 Using articulated LCD...

Fuji X70+ring adapter+Hoya UV filter+sun hood +cap

Thanks for your comments. I don't know the magnification. I will send an enquiry to Fuji France. By the way, at full aperture this lens is one of the sharpest 28mm (eq24x36) I've ever used. And bokeh is nice. 4 5 6

1 2 3 End of winter. Nice camera. Tomorrow, I will read the user's manual.

Unfortunatly, marketing discourse is stronger than the shared experience of old photographers. A couple of weeks ago, as I wanted to sell my Nikon 35 f2 D lens, a potential buyer asked me: "Can you show me some pictures at f2?". He was very surprised as I answered "I never shoot at full aperture".

Made in China?

Merci pour le partage. Mon X70 arrive demain.