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By Giampaolo Masserano · Posted
The only real problem is the file size, which is truly enormous even when using JPEG (superfine). To reduce the amount of data, I skip the 4:3 aspect ratio and shoot in 3:2 or 16:9 (the number of horizontal pixels doesn't change, so sharpness isn't affected). You'll still need a powerful PC and a LOT of patience, especially if you'll be using denoising programs. -
By Giampaolo Masserano · Posted
I think it also depends on the lens model. I also use a Manfrotto 055 for night photography or with filters: I've had poor results with the 45-100 because it's very biased toward the front and therefore sensitive to even the slightest disturbance. No problems with the 20-35 (not biased) or the lightweight 35-70 kit. A tip: to improve stability, there are accessories that screw onto the base of the camera with a forward-facing bracket that better supports the lens. In any case, camera shake is always a possibility... -
By Giampaolo Masserano · Posted
I've had problems too, especially with a 45-100mm f/3.5-5.6 that produced a very annoying variable-frequency hissing sound. I sent it for service in Italy and was replaced with a completely silent model... but I had to wait over a month to get the exchange. The camera body can make some noise when using non-FUJI lenses: I sometimes use a Pentax 645 macro, and the noise coming out of the camera is the sensor image stabilization. -
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I have the same problem on my x-t100 and the solution didn't work. It doesn't technically make sense, but I couldn't believe it worked for so many people. I thought pressure might have some effect. The problem is humidity, and pressure somehow removes it. The final solution was to dry it with a hair dryer, and it definitely worked.
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