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My Late review of the Fuji X Pro 1
  
 
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p.2 #1 · My Late review of the Fuji X Pro 1


andyjaggy82 wrote:
Brody LeBlanc wrote:
jcolwell wrote:
BTW, yes, it's magic.


Exactly. It's almost like Fuji realized most of the frills we've grown accustomed to with DSLRs don't make us much better photographers so they focused on unbelievable image quality instead.


I thought this as I started using my Fuji GSW690. If you want a camera with absolutely no frills that's the one. It was rather liberating only having to worry about 3 things on the camera, shutter, aperture, and focus. I keep thinking I am missing something when I take the shot.


That basically describes how I use my a900 and, to a lesser degree, the NEX-7, where I do take advantage of focus peaking and digital zooming to focus. You have to pay for the frills on new cameras (X Pro 1 included, with its fancy hybrid VF) but nothing forces you to use them. Full manual mode is there for a reason.



Jan 05, 2013 at 09:00 PM
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p.2 #2 · My Late review of the Fuji X Pro 1


freaklikeme wrote:
That basically describes how I use my a900 and, to a lesser degree, the NEX-7, where I do take advantage of focus peaking and digital zooming to focus. You have to pay for the frills on new cameras (X Pro 1 included, with its fancy hybrid VF) but nothing forces you to use them. Full manual mode is there for a reason.


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Jan 05, 2013 at 09:55 PM
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