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allstarimaging wrote:
Rustybug wrote: Honest question
So you'll be shooting professional sports with the Fuji now, is that correct ... or will this be pleasure shooting only ... or something else?
Obvious answer to this is I shoot for pleasure only now. I was lucky enough to have a side thing going where I covered the NHL, MLB, PGA, and NCAA for a wire service. It was a great experience and fun but the fun turns to work and it's a lot of hours, lot of work and a lot of use on your gear for not a lot of money.
In the last year or so my gear just sat in my bag becuase it became a pain in the ass to lug around a packback and a bunch of lenses. Shooting the Fuji has made photography fun again. I go out the door with a small camera, one lens and shoot what I can with it and get great results from it. I'm shooting more as a result. Simplified my shooting and I don't spend hours in front of the computer processing my images.
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sometimes, less is more.
I was close to trying out the fuji systems instead of big zooms and big bodies, but for a much cheaper experimentation, I bought a pancake on the whim.... wow, been a few months now, and really enjoy the smaller prime. I've used smaller primes in the past, but not this small, and yes, the much smaller profile made a difference, even over small primes such as the 50/1.8 or 35/2 (canon).
It's my day to day lens, but if there's an big event, then I'll bring out the bigger zoom.
not sure if nikon makes a pancake, but it's definitely changed the way I view these mirrorless systems. A complete joy to lug around, and still have snappy AF. Nearly the best of both worlds. It's so small, it's like going lens-less.
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