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To those of you that may have used an X100s or use one with another body concurrently, can I expect the same kind of JPEG processing and overall IQ from any of the Fuji bodies? I didn't use my X100s for a while and then picked it up again recently, and I'm always wowed by how much I like SOOC JPEGs. I don't do much PP (if at all) because the camera usually seems to expose really well and I love how the colors look coming straight from the camera. I'm tempted to pick up an interchangeable lens model of a Fuji for these reasons.

Hi Dark Knight. The image I posted of the Swiss countryside is SOOC taken with my x100s. I don't shoot RAW. I know in the serious camera world, not shooting RAW is a heinous offense, but provided I meter correctly, I rarely find it necessary to do any PP except crop. I debated for over a year whether to buy the x100s or the 70-200 f/4 IS lens for my trip to Europe. I finally chose to buy the x100s with the 50 mm teleconverter and I don't regret my decision.

My Brother, Javier, asked me to be part of the wedding, instead I'd shoot his wedding as a gift.... I've shot with Both the Canon 5D MKIII & The Fuji X-T1.

These are the Fuji X-T1 shots.
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Sorry for the depressing photo...didn't start out that way lol.

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The Fuji X-T1 is AMAZING!
Shot some Ballet this morning:

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dtufino wrote in post #17193312
My Brother, Javier, asked me to be part of the wedding, instead I'd shoot his wedding as a gift.... I've shot with Both the Canon 5D MKIII & The Fuji X-T1.

These are the Fuji X-T1 shots.

I'm not a wedding photographer, but I've shot a few weddings for friends and family! The images above we're taking with the Fuji X-T1 + 56mm f/1.2 & 23mm f/1.4

That's a great wedding present you gave them, beautiful shots....

David, I was looking at your wedding set for your brother on the wedding photos thread. Terrific pics, but I have to say, I think I still prefer the look of the images from the 5D III. What lens(es) did you use for those pics? I love it when the same photographer uses two different cameras in almost an identical situation, as that gives a really good "real-world" comparison between the two cameras where skill level is equalized.

The X-T1 is a really sweet camera, but I still think full frame produces that "look" that I prefer.

The Dark Knight wrote in post #17195795
David, I was looking at your wedding set for your brother on the wedding photos thread. Terrific pics, but I have to say, I think I still prefer the look of the images from the 5D III. What lens(es) did you use for those pics? I love it when the same photographer uses two different cameras in almost an identical situation, as that gives a really good "real-world" comparison between the two cameras where skill level is equalized.

The X-T1 is a really sweet camera, but I still think full frame produces that "look" that I prefer.

The X-T1 is really sweet, and i think mirrorless is about 1 to 2 years behind actual DSLR image quality... would i ever trade in my 5d3 for a mirrorless (not right now)..... On the canon i used the 135L, the Sigma 35mm Art lens and the Tokina 16-28mm for the party and extra wide angle shots....

NOW, i must say this.... the XT1 is def. a GREAT backup body to carry around... it's so light and easy to handle, and i got some really good shots with it!

dtufino wrote in post #17195804
The X-T1 is really sweet, and i think mirrorless is about 1 to 2 years behind actual DSLR image quality... would i ever trade in my 5d3 for a mirrorless (not right now)..... On the canon i used the 135L, the Sigma 35mm Art lens and the Tokina 16-28mm for the party and extra wide angle shots....

NOW, i must say this.... the XT1 is def. a GREAT backup body to carry around... it's so light and easy to handle, and i got some really good shots with it!

Ahh, you mentioned getting rid of your larger cameras, so I was wondering about that.

The X-T1 does look to be an awesome camera, but for a hobbyist like me I couldn't really justify the cost of building out an additional system like that. Fuji lenses are extremely high quality (the 56mm 1.2 looks amazing), but if I wanted to build out a system around the X-T1 with the 56mm and 24mm and 35mm (the primes I would absolutely want) it's getting quite pricey!

The Dark Knight wrote in post #17195864
Ahh, you mentioned getting rid of your larger cameras, so I was wondering about that.

The X-T1 does look to be an awesome camera, but for a hobbyist like me I couldn't really justify the cost of building out an additional system like that. Fuji lenses are extremely high quality (the 56mm 1.2 looks amazing), but if I wanted to build out a system around the X-T1 with the 56mm and 24mm and 35mm (the primes I would absolutely want) it's getting quite pricey!

I did mentions selling my big camera stuff, but what i meant by that was the larger lenses.... i never use my 70-200 anymore... never use my 300mm anymore... i'll use my 50, 135L, 40mm, 35mm... and my wide angles. (Tokina) which i really like alot.

I use the Fuji for everything else... see above what i did with the ballerina? this camera can def. hold it's own. to me the only drawback is only shooting at 1/4000th (limited). Means i can't shoot wide open at f/1.2 in broad daylight.... but Fuji is releasing a new firmware which i can use 1/32000th of a second with Electronic Shutter! then it will not be a drawback at all... lol

So now what i do is shoot in the shadowy, more dim light places at f/1.2 when outside.

XF 35mm

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Hey folks thinking about trying to sell my X-E2 + 18-55 F2.8-4 to fund some computer upgrades that I need. Its only 4 or 5 months old and I haven't used it as much as I thought I would. With my new job I pretty much have my 6D with me all the time.

The only blemish I could find on the camera is a small scratch on the bottom plate from being mounted to a tripod. Other than that it pretty much looks new. It will come with the 18-55mm lens and all the origional packaging and accessories.

I haven't totally sold myself on the idea of selling it yet, but I haven't been using it as much as I would like and could use some upgrades to other parts of my kit so if anyone is interested please let me know. I would take $850 for everything.

Was hired by Sabrina for some Editorials and Dance shots today in Central park, took a risk and just brought my Fuji X-T1 + 56mm f/1.2 lens...
(all natural light)

Here are the results......

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