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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Fujifilm GFX100 II Pros: File quality, large but easily manageable camera body, top screen and evf, crazy videos, film simulation in the room Cons: Cost (but justified by quality), sync speed with external flashes Opinion: An incredible machine, sturdy and heavy but not difficult to use (no more so than other fujifilms). Its incredible quality pays for itself but obviously the results are crazy. You have to learn to manage flashes and shutter speeds but if you are looking for a complete camera with impeccable technical quality you will find the square. I haven't had the opportunity to test it in more complex shootings yet but having already had the opportunity to try it on more measured things, once you understand how to best manage it, you can pull out devastating raw files or already excellent out of camera jpgs. sent on July 07, 2024 |
 | Canon 5D Mark IV Pros: excellent files, lighter than the MKIII, resolution and dynamic range noticeably improved, speed of focus, excellent noise management Cons: higher battery consumption than the MKIII, always and only 3 configuration options, 4K video but only at 30FPS, the keys are still not backlit Opinion: If we make a comparison with the military world the MKIV would be the equivalent of a modern tank: efficient, precise, technologically very valid and resistant.rnI meant to be in love with it immediately and coming from the MKIII the passage was really painless and the difference in not easy conditions such as low light makes you feel in favor of MKIV.rnVimi files RAW and good video files in 4K at 30fps as well as at 1080p at 60fps.rnSurely the dynamic range is not yet close to the majesty of Nikon or some Fuji but the step forward has been and feels.rnBonus cute the screen has become multi-touch that in some cases is also very convenient and intuitive (see the pinch to zoom as on mobile phones) but that unfortunately is not adjustable, fact that it certainly makes it more resistant in case of impact but very inconvenient to shoot in particular positions (like a lot above the head). sent on March 10, 2018 |
 | Fujifilm X70 Pros: excellent files (even in low light), RAW file, compact Cons: maneuverability, battery, tropicalization Opinion: A really good machine, which seems to be born for the street but that is also suitable for other photographic genres without particular efforts.rnI RAW files (but also the JPG) that come out from the one that in all respects is a compact with fixed lens , they are really great and you can recover a lot of details even in the event of low light.rnThe focus is quick and precise even if I personally had to learn to shoot using the screen, not being equipped with optical sight or EVF.rnThe flaws that I have I personally found the lack of battery life (certainly killed by the fantastic touch screen), poor ergonomics daughter of the will to keep the machine agile and streamlined and that involves a difficult grip and sometimes difficult use of some keys, placed in an uncomfortable way or definitely small; finally, what I consider the most serious lack, that is the tropicalization, which is very useful in such a sophisticated and refined compact. For the rest it is recommended. sent on March 10, 2018 |
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