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p.1 #12 · p.1 #12 · Are You Still Happy w/X-T2 for Weddings? Fuji vs Sony | |
ZachOly wrote:
If a camera (X-T2, for example) can't reliably focus during a reception, it's garbage for a wedding photographer. Especially if you already have another camera system with better alternatives (5D4, D750, D810, etc.).
I don't think anybody denies that the D750, D5, D4, D3S and other high-end gear is better at acquiring focus with fast moving subjects and/or in poorly lit conditions. It really wasn't that long ago that people were fretting about focus issues with some of the upper-end gear from Canon, Sony, etc.. Based only on my experience with the X-T2, I find that it actually holds its own in reasonable light. Just like all brands, some lenses do better than others. In poorly lit conditions, help is available via the built-in AF assist light, or the AF beam on the TT350-F. Godox, by the way, could have chosen a less intrusive/blinding solution.
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