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First Concert Shoot with X-T2 + XF50-140

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I shot the live show with Old Dominion and Kira Isabella on Friday night, these are with the X-T2 + XF50-140, quite impressed myself after switching from Canon 5D3 + L-Glass.

 

33378914773_da080490b0_c.jpg"Said Nobody Ever" by Matthew Perry, on Flickr

 

33431715023_8990cfd5a3_c.jpgOld Dominion by Matthew Perry, on Flickr

 

33431714533_df1ff13498_c.jpgKira Isabella by Matthew Perry, on Flickr

 

34242160745_4d0084911a_c.jpgKira Isabella by Matthew Perry, on Flickr

 

33431714773_b332a7544b_c.jpgOld Dominion by Matthew Perry, on Flickr

 

33858215060_8131dfc46e_c.jpgKira Isabella by Matthew Perry, on Flickr

 

33858215170_aef3db43fa_c.jpgOld Dominion by Matthew Perry, on Flickr

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Nice shots. I use this combo for concerts and theatre events and I´m very satisfied.  From my experience is good when the images are from camera flat with lower contrast. Contrast and sharpness I add in PP. Before Fuji I was Canon guy (6D+L glass).

I wish you many nice shots.

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