#Best setting iridient developer x trans full
#Best setting iridient developer x trans professional

It’s as close as we will ever be to a true time machine. To me, what is so powerful about a camera, no matter the brand or make, is the ability it gives us to create a memory, to slice out a moment in time, in life.that we would never ever get back.

#Best setting iridient developer x trans full

It strikes a balance somewhere between the new OMD EM1 II and the Sony full frame A7 series but with that unique Fuji style and look.Īfter just carrying the XT2 around with me for the past few days it has shown me that it is a very nice, very powerful camera when it comes to what it is made to do, TAKE PICTURES and MAKE MEMORIES. I will say that after just a few days I can see the beauty in this Fuji XT2.

#Best setting iridient developer x trans professional

Each brand, each camera has its own MoJo going on, and it is up to the consumer, the professional or the amateur shooter to decided what pulls at their heart-strings. While not the quickest in AF or tech specs by todays standards, that camera has always performed for me but I will admit…the Sony can not create the look of Fuji, or Leica, or Olympus. I love my Sony for its “do anything” ability. But I have extensive experience with all cameras, and today my favorite three cameras are my Sony A7RII, Olympus PEN-F (do not have the EM1 II yet), and the Leica SL. This means that I was limited as I did not get to test it with the nice primes or other Fuji lenses so take this post as only my thoughts over four days of use with one lens and one lens only, the 18-55 f/2.8 (which is a very nice lens for this camera/system). With this XT2 I sadly only had four days with the camera and ONLY the 16-55 Lens.

Some may prefer the longer more square X-Pro series but give me a nice thin and squat design that feels solid, and give me a nice EVF and response with fast AF and some nice IQ and I will be one happy shooter. To me the XT2 feels the best in the hand of all of the Fuji Models, and to me, it is the most responsive and rewarding to shoot with.

The Fuji’s blues have always been something I admired, even as far back as the Fuji S5 Pro which is a dog slow camera but one I loved back in the day. It has something about it, and the colors it can produce (all Fuji’s can) that have a very appealing draw to it. It’s controls are top-notch and placed perfectly, the EVF is nice and large, the speed is great and it feels and looks like a real camera, not a computer or modern-day gadget. To me, the XT2 is the model I would choose if I were to buy a Fuji body. While being a fan of the X100 series and the original Xt1 (which I almost bought back then) I was looking forward to trying out the new XT2. Something about the cameras like the XPro 2, and others that just never grabbed me fully. While I have been applauding what they are doing, I just never fell in love with the previous X Trans sensor models that have been released. Yep, this camera has been out for a bit now but I figured it would be better late than never to share my thoughts, even if they are short and sweet and to the point! Some of you may know that I have not reviewed every single Fuji camera myself, as I have not been a 100% solid fan (Maybe 85%) of Fuji for a while. Happy Friday everyone! End of the week and what a day to post a nice, sweet, to the point quick look at my last few days with the Fuji XT2.