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Gabriel Maglione www.juzaphoto.com/p/GabrielMaglione  |
The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Fujifilm X-T20 Pros: Compact, lightweight, command rings, typical Fuji colors, autofocus, viewfinder, wide range of optical lenses Cons: Handle, medium/high ISO, lacks tropicalization Opinion: I've owned this camera for about 6 months, at first I was a bit skeptical, the raw files mainly got on my nerves. But then, as I get used to them, I much prefer them compared to other brands. I mainly photograph street, it is the weight and compactness is its strong point, never found a nuisance, in this pro, however, there is also a con, namely the practically non-existent grip and if like me you are used to always holding the camera in your hand and never on your shoulder, in a short time the hand will begin to suffer, Nothing that can't be solved though with a reasonably priced aftermarket grip. I also tried it on the road, keeping it on for many hours and I repeat it did not take up and weighed at all. The SD compartment is difficult to reach. The iso already from 3000 onwards begin to be felt (camera raw is a holy hand), I think it is given by its type of sensor, I own another aps-c camera but it performs more at those levels, nothing worrying with camera raw and the Denoise, which even if not used I have seen that in the photos this iso noise looks more like a film grain than a digital noise (I state that the option grain is in off so it's 100% ISO) for the rest nothing to say great camera, I recommend it for those who start as a first mirrorless and I recommend it to those like me who do street or travel often. sent on April 06, 2024 |
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