Hey! I love your work and respect it. I had a question about camera gear and your thoughts on using Fujifilm professionally. I currently shoot on a canon 80d and I mostly do portraits this year I want to get into wedding photography but the r6 or r5 with getting some prime lens is out of my budget but I can get the same setup with Fuji for half the price! Do you think photographers would want to hire me as a second shooter with a camera that has an APC sensor?
It's such a great question. I would say that, at least in my area, 90% of wedding professionals (still photographers) use full-frame Canon cameras. It's not only about the sensor size, it's also about the raw files, autofocus, etc. Some photographers do have extra equipment to lend to second shooters, so in some cases it might not matter. But I do think having a full frame camera will make it easier for you. You could look at getting a used R or R6 & RF 24-70 or something like that. Or maybe even the smaller sensor R7. Just my thoughts, but you should also consider what you want and what is important to you as a photographer. Thanks for watching!
I just found your channel this year man and I have been loving your content. It’s just awesome and has all of the right stuff
Ah thank you!! That really means a lot!
Feels very Sam Elkins but Zach Mendez. :) Beautiful
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Hey! I love your work and respect it. I had a question about camera gear and your thoughts on using Fujifilm professionally.
I currently shoot on a canon 80d and I mostly do portraits this year I want to get into wedding photography but the r6 or r5 with getting some prime lens is out of my budget but I can get the same setup with Fuji for half the price!
Do you think photographers would want to hire me as a second shooter with a camera that has an APC sensor?
It's such a great question. I would say that, at least in my area, 90% of wedding professionals (still photographers) use full-frame Canon cameras. It's not only about the sensor size, it's also about the raw files, autofocus, etc. Some photographers do have extra equipment to lend to second shooters, so in some cases it might not matter. But I do think having a full frame camera will make it easier for you. You could look at getting a used R or R6 & RF 24-70 or something like that. Or maybe even the smaller sensor R7. Just my thoughts, but you should also consider what you want and what is important to you as a photographer. Thanks for watching!
Or I love California! Hahaha