Reviews written by Mdomestic

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Fujifilm X-Pro2

Pros: Hybrid sight, tropicalization, ergonomics, speed.

Cons: Prohibitive eyepoint with glasses. Shutter dial block button in "A" mode.

Opinion: I used, for work and pleasure, many analog and digital cameras. From medium format (Hasselblad and Mamiya) to 35mm (Nikon F3, Fm2, d300, d700... etc). I believe that the Fuji system and, in particular, its cameras with decentralized viewfinder are, for those with the dominant right eye, the non plus ultra for street photography. They are: light, ergonomic (especially for those who come from the analog cameras of the time), discreet and with an excellent image quality (both in color and in b/n). The x-pro2 has all the keys in the right place, a fast and precise AF and a "one and three" crosshairs, really extraordinary. It's the best of itself in pairs with fixed optics (from 18mm to 35mm). 2 weights to improve: 1) really reduced eyepoint (problematic for those who use glasses) 2) the superfluous shutter key pad in automatic mode, which greatly slows the transition to normal shooting times.

sent on December 29, 2019

Fujifilm X-E2S

Pros: lightness, excellent file

Cons: evf/lcd cumbersome selection, layout of some physical controls

Opinion: First review. I only do street so my opinion will be entirely focused on this type of use. Small and light, passes quite unnoticed, at least with fixed lenses and not too bright. I use it with the 35 mm f2, alongside a x100s. The quality of the files fuji aps-c sector is well known, for me there is no comparison. AF pretty quick and precise even in non-optimal lighting conditions. We come to the painful notes. Not about ever immediately the photos shot on the street, but when I do I have to enter the menu, through the evf, to be able to select the lcd screen! I find the AF-L button layout and somewhat uncomfortable, especially when AE-L use the hyperfocal distance and I happen to frame vertically. Often pigio involuntarily AF-L and you change the preset focus. I'll probably be forced to cover them with tape.

sent on May 01, 2018