Canon EOS R5 vs Fujifilm X-H2 - Which Is Right For YOU??? An Extensive Review With LOTS of Images
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- As a professional, I've used the Canon EOS R5 & Fujifilm X-H2 extensively. I wanted to make a review that focused on the practical differences between this camera, and provide my viewers with a balanced review on what to expect with both of these models, which I consider to be excellent.
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01:47 Part 1 - Image Quality
04:56 Part 2 - Autofocus
07:04 Part 3 - Design
09:45 Part 4 - Value
12:57 Part 5 - Value
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as a canon r5 owner, I can say that the r5 is truly an amazing camera, but do to the price of lenses, im actually selling my camera for a fujifilm xh2. the lenses are just more affordable for me at this time right now. plus i love the files and colors of the fuji more.
This is why many have switched. But just keep in mind that there are compromises, mostly in the AF speed/accuracy. Also, the larger sensor gives more latitude for editing. But those Fuji colors! They are the best.
Thanks. This was a good discussion of two great cameras. Loved your own shots too - they are excellent.
Much appreciated!
We use Sony α1, Sony α7RV and Fuji X-H2. They are all good cameras. Sony AF is better; Fuji color is better. Some great choices compared to a few years ago. Focus breathing comp (α7RV only) a nice feature that should be on the α1. DR comp on Fuji actually not bad.
I moved to fuji not because a budget reason, but because I do love its natural colors (and their damn good film simulations), its aesthetic and lightweight. I enjoy way more shooting with Fuji than with Canon.
Yep I feel the same way
Thanks for this. As a Canon/Fuji shooter myself (for video primarily) it was spot on.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it ☺️
I think that when it comes to pros they can make any camera do a great job. And, with portraits/head shots, lighting skills could be more important than what the camera can do. As an amateur, cost is a much bigger factor than it is for a pro whose equipment will be paid for through client work. I researched the cost of lenses before choosing a camera and Fuji's performance for the money really made a difference there. At some point down the road I will probably want to upgrade my X-T3, but for now it's just fine. Hopefully, there will be some great used deals on the X-T5 some day! Have a great day Pete!
So true Charlie! The photographer always makes the key difference in results. Gear just helps us do it easier haha. Have a great weekend as well!
Both cameras, no doubt can do a wonderful job in the hands of a competent photographer. I invested heavily in the Fuji lens lineup, as Canon RF lenses became cost prohibitive for me. I still would like for Fuji to continue to improve their autofocus algorithms, particularly for sports/ action photography. Overall I have been satisfied with Fuji & although I loved shooting with Canon camera bodies & “L” lenses, I do not regret switching to the Fuji ecosystem. Nice job on this video, Pete. Best wishes for your channel.😊
Thank you Jeffrey! I agree with you and have been very happy with the XT5.
PickmePete , hi from Uruguay :) I am and old user of Fujifilm and it took me a full year to make the decission, of throwing into the pool of the xh2. I have the xt4 which I used since it came out! I love my Fuji's, and I was on the verge of the Canon r5, finally and as I am very used to Fuji, have lenses etc, got that one. It came on Christmas!!! Thank you for the comparison! I love the colors of Fuji, and I get a lot more detail with another program, which is the old Silkypix, then I go with the Tiff or Dng to LR or PS. Thank you for your review!!!! I loved it, New sub here. Happy New Year!.
Best, Daniela.
Thank you! I'm glad you are enjoying the XH2, it's such a great camera! Enjoy and have a very Happy New Year!
Thank you for answering back Pete!! Just by chance, do you have any video regarding the best set up for starters with this one? I am used to manual, but I am feeling lost with the PSAM which I haven't used in more than 5 years ! Thank you!!!@@PeteCocoPhoto
Hey Pete , great video bro. I have been making videos/ documentaries for the last 5 years with a Lumix S5 and BMPCC4K. I do a small amount of photography on a Classic canon 5D DSLR. So far all haS been good. But by the end of this year i can get plan to sell all my cameras and video gear🎉 and buy a Fuji XH2 with a collection of XF lenses. When I said atphotography in the past, Fuji were the only brand to inspire my creativity and while my S5 is a great FF camera for photo , i find that inspiration and creativity to be more important to me as an artist than having F.F or a few more pixels. But that just me and that's why I can wait to get the Fuji XH2 at the end of the year. BTW. Amazing portrait Pete truly inspiring .
Thank you! Yeah I feel the same way. Using Fuji cameras is inspiring.
I’ve pretty much shot everything. From Sony, Nikon, Fuji and most recently Canon.
I love Canon but the price of admission is just way too high. I found myself stretching my budget everytime. I got the R7 and was happy with it for a few months but that brings me back to the X-H2. Since I’m already at APSC, why not go with a much better ecosystem for cost.
Jesse I agree completely, and for the work I do, Fuji X Series does the job just as well as a Canon full frame.
Really impress with your work, great images. I am currently running 3 systems (It isn't worth me selling my Nikon D850 and lenses), with the X-H2, and GFX100s being my main systems and my assistant is using a Canon R5, so I know the camera well.
The reality is really there are no really bad mirrorless cameras now days, with the camera companies having a pretty good handle on all areas of design. The Canon R5, is a more practical camera, but the X-H2 is slightly smaller and I am a big fan of their f2 primes, which really make the Fujifilm X system portable.
What I don't like about the X-H2 are the front and back dials, which just don't feel as nice as the X-H1 dials. Personally, I also much prefer the LCD of the X-H1 but I understand, why Fujifilm put in a Flippy screen.
The Canon is very nice and whilst I am not a Canon fanboy, I do think they did an exceptional job with the camera.
So anyone wanting to buy should think about what they are going to be shooting and also realise that pixel peeping is a mugs game. People viewing the images are going to be happy with either companies images but the Canon will have a small advantage in low light and dynamic range.
So true. It's funny how much photographers obsess about all of this stuff and very impractical. I am eventually going to go with a GFX system not for more pixels but for the increased dynamic range.
We have discussed the RF lens vs EF adapted cost to performance several times. What photographers vs clients see are not the same. My reasoning for adding the XH2 to my rig was really about the in-camera recipes that need little to no editing for PERSONAL use. The R6/105mm is my paid client portrait headshot go to when I am willing to spend the time to edit. For my personal work, I want to do as little post shoot work as possible. Later this year I am hoping to add an adapted Sigma 50-100 to the XH2 and see how that works for headshot work. For someone starting over 100% say due to theft/damage. Going to the more expensive full frame might not be the best option. That being said, I would LOVE a Nikon Z8 and Z70-200 but my bank acct says NO! :)
This is a great point, Mike! I find that the XH2 or XT5 are both great for my studio work and personal use. There's no comparison when taking a camera on the go though - Fuji colors just rock and the SOOC results can't be beat.
@@PeteCocoPhoto I am over 4300 shots in 2mths on the H2. I did about 2600 on the R6 all of 2022 !!! I got some awesome SOOC images at private golf club at sunset (see my posts from last week). So love this system! The Sigma 18-50 has been fantastic!!
If you try the Viltrox 75 1.2 that will be your favorite for portrait headshots. Its really that good.
@@HoZay-xj2zk I have that lens as well which is fantastic. The “downside”, 75mm is still 75mm as how it shapes the face. For headshots, I love the 105mm look. I just did a massive client shoot adapting the 105 to the XH2, it was fantastic!!!!
Thanks for the in depth review. As a portrait and family photographer, I need to deal with a lot of different skin tones, I found the raw out of camera color gamut and skin tones superior on the Fuji then any other systems & i used to own R5/R6 i also have colleagues that have loaned me to test on their Nikon D850s and Sony A7r4, but I still keep going back to my Xt4 or XH2, i never owned any RF glass but i did have the Sigma which were extremely sharp, even still i found the latest Fuji 33mm f1.4 wr, 56mm f1.2 wr and the 90mm f2 have the perfect rendering for skin tones a lot cheaper then most RF glass.
Thanks! Hard to beat those Fuji skin tones!
@@PeteCocoPhoto about Fuji and colors it seems to be that Fuji have very weak IR filters. You can use an IR filter on front of your lens if you need more accurate and still pleasing colors.
Remember, if you have recent or popular EF mount lenses, you can buy an EF to X mount adapter. I use the 400mm F5.6 L on my X-H1. Works well. The 40mm F2.8 STM also works.
Thanks! I still need to get a Fringer but haven't gotten around to it. I think my 70-200mm will work great on my Fuji cameras.
Pick me Pete📷 will love to try the 13mm on the Fuji xt5
As far as I can tell, pros can spend the time correcting in post, which is why they choose FF with better low light, detail and autofocus. As an amateur I simply don’t have the time or the inclination to spend my life in post. I shot with Canon for many years but the colours were horrible and flat. In 2016 I switched to Fuji XT-1 and I loved it for its ergonomics, style and film sims. But it is getting old and today I’m buying an XH-2, it’s decided.
You will absolutely love the XH2. As a pro, I can tell you that we do our best to get it as perfect in camera as possible. There's never a time where I just want to fix something in post. The better the raw image, the easier the edit. But I'm with you on the colors - Fuji wins IMO.
Ive had both .. The XH2 with the viltron pro 75 and 27 ... it really makes the image quality VERY close comparison. Is the R5 with the 85 1.2 pro probably higher image quality than the XH2 with a viltrox 75 ... probably- but ONLY if you zoom in and at 2-3x of the price. Handling is great on both. Video is better on the Fuji. Size and weight is better on the Fuji. Film sims are a game changer for my work flow- even if I also shoot raw- its so nice to show my clients an image at the shoot that looks ready to go
Great to hear! At the end of the day you gotta use what makes you happy and gets the work done for you.
I did a similar comparison between my nikon D850 and fuji XT5. Yup D850 was better in dynamic range but surprisingly the XT5 is better for detail 😮...sports D850. Portrait D850 but it was marginal. Landscapes XT5. Flowers and macro type pics fuji XT5. Im keeping my D850 as its beautiful camera still but i love the colours of the Fuji XT5...the landscape colours are incredible 😮...
Thanks mate
Interesting results regarding the detail
You can adapt your AF-S lenses on Fuji
You must use Capture One to extract the best from the X-H2... I only use Capture One for all of my Pro work. None of those wormy artefacts with LR.
Yes, C1 is the way to go. It's much better for tethering too.
Excellent and balanced views, but, having said that, please pick me Pete
Hi Pete, do you think Fuji will update their autofocus or come up with focus AI?
I don't know but I sure hope so!
Great video! Do you have any professional experience with Nikon Z cameras?
I'm deciding between Nikon Z and Fujifilm
Thank you! The only Nikon I've used is the Zfc, and the AF speed and quality for that little camera was excellent. If you are shooting primarily sports or nature, Canon or Nikon are a great choice since there are many telephoto lenses available. Canon AF still edges out the Fuji, esp for that kind of work.
The RF glass are so expensive, and the Fuji files when processed with dxo pure raw 2, gives incredible noiseless, pictures. Also the Fuji system is relatively more value for what you get. The RF is a beast of a camera but for me, I would go with the Fuji.
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That's where I'm at, my friend!
I switched from Canon to Fuji a few weeks ago... loving the H2 so far .. why did I switch ? well I had an old APSC camera and wanted to update.. Ive got a range of lenses that I love .. and wanted to use .. so the R7 was interesting to me .... BUt then I find out that they wont support any further 3rd party lenses on the new mount .. and I use a battery grip ... R7 doesent support .. so crazy as it may seem Fuji seem more committed to APSC.. and the H2 has all the features I could wish for .. and I can use all my old Canon & sigma lenses with it ... descision was easy ..
Couldn’t agree more. Enjoy that XH2!
3rd party RF lenses are coming.
@@tarparaI don't think so it will be in the near future. It won't make financial sense to Canon opening the RF mount now.
Did you test the Fuji files using Capture One?
Yep
Hey Pete. Prior to trading out my equipment to my current Fuji X-T5, I owned the Cannon R, which was a great camera. It was my first pro-quality camera set up and due to the insane cost of Cannon RF lenses, I chose to use an adapter and bought a few of the EF lenses (Canon 24-105 L Series, nifty 50, and a Sigma 18-35mm F1.8). While these lenses were less expensive than their RF counterparts, the extra length and overall weight of the rig was ridiculous for carry during hikes and events. I moved over the Fuji system about a year later and haven't looked back. I've been extremely impressed with the value of Fuji's offering. I may try another brand someday but not planning to switch back anytime soon. Please PICK ME PETE. 📸
Great to hear your experience! Thank you for sharing and happy shooting!
If you shoot manual the more buttons the better. It makes it easier to find what you need . My R doesn't have a ISO button so I have to menu dive
True. The R5 has tons of buttons and sometimes I get lost chock it up to age LOL
Good video I do have xt5 with sigma 56mm and Canon eos r and nikon z7 I like them all but fuji image closer to my heart it just nice to look at fuji photos canon sharp and nikon nice color .I may like fuji and somboy else like Niko or canon
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for another great video.
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Thanks for sharing your informed POV. Cheers.
Thank you!
Canon could have more comfortable shutter button due more natural angle of finger. In case of this level of cameras You bassicly decide between brand, system and sensor size. Both of them are amazing :) Fuji got cheaper glasses and overall smaller size with them that gives advantage on travels, also film sims gives less futzning in daily non-professional usage. I was Fuji daily shooter, but due fact i shoot with constant light a lot, i would sway to R5 if someone ask me whats better for me.
Eventually I think I will wind up with a GFX system. 😀😯
@@PeteCocoPhoto Thats my goal actually, but You at least got hints from recent experience with this "tank" OG GFX100.
@@jakubstrumillo I have a shoot with it this week. I haven't used it with any clients yet because I'm afraid it will fill up my hard drive LOLOL
@@PeteCocoPhoto Well Peter teach Us to press shutter only when We are sure abut final result, with this GFX megapiksel monster it become nessesity
@@jakubstrumillo yes haha no more pray and spray!
Nice video, I will say Billboards... Almost any camera will do that as most billboards are printed at a maximum of 20DPI, because you are viewing from 10+ meters away you don't need high DPI
Even in galleries museums etc viewing distance is important, in print people look at the whole photo not a tiny section zoomed into 300%
Value to me (as a professional) = Will it make me more money
If Camera A and Lens A costs £3000, and Camera B and Lens B costs £6000, will Camera B and Lens B add £3000 in revenue compared to Camera A and Lens A
Great points!
pro photographers really should not pixel peep, we know that a bigger film size gives a bit more scope in printing, same as sensor size, but all can do a pro job in pro hands, even a phone sized sensor, so with respect let's keep it real and shoot with whatever camera brand empowers your vision to create great imagery.
I know. The pixel peeping is out of hand haha. I like to compare for my own edification, but in a real life gig, I'm using what works best for the situation, whether it's my Canon or Fuji.
I have a R5, R6 mkii, and XT5.
The Canon’s still have significantly better autofocus. It’s not that close at all.
I’ve found that Fuji af also depends a lot on the lens being used. With my canon, any old EF lens works great.
@@PeteCocoPhoto agree. That’s the good and bad of having lots of Fuji lenses. Some are really old and the IQ is great but the autofocus is slow. My main gripe, even with new lenses, is that the eye tracking lags by about half a second which is a no go for sports or fast moving children.
@@StoicJason I found this with the new 56mm and it caused me to send it back. But I don't have that issue with the 16-55 or 40-150. I know exactly what you mean though and it is frustrating.
Im currently moving my wedding videography business more towards Photography. I played around with Fuji and realised just how HARD i had to work to get my Sony Files (a7mk4) to look remotely as pleasing... Now im struggling with how to proceed...Sony Cameras are crazy expensive and i dont enjoy the Result NEARLY as much as what the X-T5 delivers. Wouldve never considered it bec. of Worms and low rez, but now with 40mp and no more Lightroom wormies their Colour palette is an absolute JOY to edit. And no, no matter if i edit an image for over 20minutes, i will NEVER get Sony Skintones to where Fuji is, nor their Rendition of Greens and blues, Fuji has that secret sauce...
BUT: I know, i will not proceed with Sony for Photography as Fuji save me HOURS of editing time, but i wonder, if Canon is the best of both worlds: Good Colors AND FF/High end...Problem is their Lens lineup is Dog-Shite compared to Fuji or ofc. Sony...
Anyone has an opinion on the matter?
Oh and by the Way: Sonys AF isnt nearly as good as everone makes it out to be. Fuji X-T5 hitrate with Viltrox 27mm 1.2 vs. A7mk4 with 35mm 1.4 GM is almost identical, Sony just fires more images even when it focused on something other then the eye...Sony AF is awesome, but overrated. Fuji X-H2 and X-T5 is better then many think
Before reading this comment, I would have said that it's really just the AF where the Fuji lags behind the Sony. Quality wise, the real difference between the XT5 and full frame is slightly less dynamic range. I think the Canon is a great compromise but the colors here are also not like Fuji. Better than sony sure but still not the same.
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X-H2 on one shoulder for fast action & the GFX 100S on the other, for ultimate image quality. What more could you want?
That sounds perfect to me!
X-h2 very good?
@@user-rg2de1th6l I think it's a great camera
I bought a Nikon Z8 to replace my X-H2 after only 4 months of ownership.
Had too many issues with the AF on the fuji. Previously, I owned the X-S10 and Fuji was claiming that the new autofocus is a lot better on the new cameras, so instead of changing system then and there like I planned, I gave fuji another chance. I'd say their claims and demo videos are very misleading and don't represent, what the camera is capable of. The tracking always seems to work great, but lots of images are still not in focus despite the box being on target and green, confirming focus. Of course, they never show the actual results, only the tracking.
For studio work and portraits, it may be great, for sports and wildlife, not so much, sadly.
I totally get it. For portraiture it doesn't make a noticeable difference as you mentioned. Personally, I have not had issues of the box being on target while the focus is off, but I have heard others mention it. The other thing is that it depends on which lens you are using. Some Fuji lenses struggle while others do a much better job. This really hurts them because I can use my 15 year old Canon lenses on the R5 and they do an amazing job with AF and quality.
@@PeteCocoPhoto I mainly do wildlife, used the XF 100-400 and the Tamron 150-500, and had these issues with both. I can usually get a couple of good shots in nearly every situation, but it seems like the focus is constantly going back and forth, even on static birds on a stick. And as I mentioned, as soon as there's any action, there's barely anything on focus. Considering I spent 2300€ on a high end APS-C camera, that just isn't good enough. Hope the Z8 won't let me down like that, until the new 180-600 starts shipping, I don't have any lens to try it out though. 🤣😅
@@cy9nvs I just got a Canon R8 & 100-400 for review and I did some birding yesterday. I must say that I'm incredibly impressed. The AF is amazing and there's no pulsing or anything. And this is a stripped down camera that costs $1500. I think you will be very happy with the performance of the Z8 from what I've heard. I tested the Tamron as well and it's a nice lens but it didn't blow me away.
@@cy9nvs Curious to hear how you've liked the Z8. I just listed all my Fuji gear and will either be going Z8 or A7R5. The Z8 batter life is a killer, and I like the Sony size and LCD layout. That said, I enjoy Nikon colors and ergos. Have you been happy with the switch, or do you miss your Fuji gear? Thanks!
@@RazeTheWeak The battery life is great actually, about as good as that on my old X-H2, I'd say even a bit better. I really don't get the complaints there, I shoot wildlife and haven't once depleted a full battery while outside. I am super happy with the Z8 and the lenses Nikon offers for wildlife. Bought the 180-600 and the 800mm PF and haven't looked back to my old Fuji setup.
But, if you don't do wildlife or sports I'd say the a7rv also is a great choice, only downside is the slow readout speed and low burst rate, both not an issue unless you're capturing action.
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The articulating screen makes no sense to me. They wear out so fast and there is a lot of force you can too easily put on that screen in a small mishap. It is what it is, but those screens are made for vloggers
Agreed.
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i have a 5D Mark IV and a Fujifilm XH2s and comparing both the image quality of canon is better, more detail, it‘s just magical to look. I wanted a Fuji because the R system is too heavy (50mm 1.2 is 1kg!) and also way to expensive, i think the ef lineup was better.
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Capture One is better for Fuji.
Yep exactly. That made a huge difference
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I am a proud xt5 owner and used to have a Sony a74 and a7r3, frankly if I could afford the r5 and especially with a few of their premium RF lenses, I would definitely go their way, the R5 pretty much does it all; high res sensor for landscapes...check, 8k video, 120fps video...check, great dynamic range and low noise...check, superior ergonomics and build quality....check, superior AF system and user interface...check. Don't get me wrong, I do love my Fuji for its colors and manual SLR experience. it's truly a camera that makes you want to shoot and that is its most precious quality!
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I love my R5 but prefer the experience using Fuji
@@PeteCocoPhoto yeah I feel you, me too. I would never sell my xt5 even when other cameras are technically better (but as you correctly pointed out, nobody can tell a difference unless you do massive prints or pixel peep) BTW nice portraits, do you have any tutorials on your post processing workflow for Fuji files? greetings from Bangkok!
@@jaegerschtulmann Thanks! I don't have any post processing tutorials but check out Ivan Weiss, portrait photographer from London. I learned my editing techniques from him and he's awesome
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I’m going to be contrary to some other comments when it comes camera pricing. Others have stated their belief that pros can justify higher prices gear than amateurs. I think as pros we have a business obligation and typically need to justify every purchase against the promise of anticipated future income. Whereas the amateur can much more easily just say “I want that” with no justification other than desire. Of course both have to actually have the funds, and if you don’t then you will have to compromise, but in the end pros typically need a business case where amateurs do not.
This is a great point, Glenn. Thank you!
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Figure out your lense and spec needs jump in! A lot of pro Fuji glass gets to be as heavy as canon full frame. I left because of wide angle zoom 8-16 was heavy and bubbled out. No filters. Canon has a filter thread 14mm zoom. Nobody else does. Want dreamy dof. Get full frame.
Fuji has two 10-24mm wide zooms and tamron has the 11-20mm for fuji. And no, fuji’s pro glass is significantly lighter and smaller than canon’s pro glass, which is more comparable to, if not larger than, fuji’s GFX glass
Canon pro full frame lenses are MASSIVE. Even a 50 1.2 is huge and cumbersome. Gotta agree with the other commenter here.
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Using the Canon is like going to prison and throwing the key away, as they are fighting 3rd party lens manufacturers in an awful aggressive and monopolistic way, protecting their insane lens pricing policy.
Hahaha I can't argue with that! This is one of the reasons I started using Fuji gear more.
@@PeteCocoPhotoI have an R5 and with my adapted $1000 Sigma 150-600C, the animal eye detect locked on to a chicadee's eye. That's a back headed bird with a very small black eye. Besides, I like the Canon's in hand feel and I use it with a grip. Balances nicely with big lenses. Really, though, if you can't take a nice image with any modern mirrorless camera, it ain't the camera's fault. ;-)
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Of course canon is more expensive cause it is FF and when u edit u can get a lot to grade than apsc
I think you missed my point. Can you tell which images in my video were taken with the canon and which with the Fuji? Also I color grade them all with no issue.
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Under value, canon is a poor value. RF lenses are insane. Nikon has the best value for lenses, especially for wildlife.
This is why I've largely moved away from my canon gear and now shoot everything with Fujifilm.
@@PeteCocoPhoto that’s why I sold all my canon stuff. Considering Fuji. I hear the fringer adapter works well for some longer primes for wildlife. I shoot portraits and branding shots so I know almost any will do, wildlife is where things get tricky.
Great video
@@Jessehermansonphotography Agreed, for wildlife and some sports the Canon is still gonna win in terms of sheer AF speed and accuracy
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The FUJI should have been a Full frame sensor. Then it would be Perfect .just a shame they have gone shitty APSC instead
Full frame would have been nice yes
Не должен. У FUJI есть средний формат GFX100II. Это лучшая камера с таким датчиком.
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