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With my first 35mm film SLR, I used a 50mm with a 135mm and a 28mm. With my second 35mm film SLR, I used a 35mm with a 105mm and a 28mm. With my first 35mm film rangefinder, I used a 45mm with a 90mm and a 21mm. With my second 35mm film rangefinder, I used a 35mm with a 90mm and a 21mm. Based on my experience with my film cameras, I knew what I wanted when I purchased my APS-C digital Fuji cameras. With my first Fuji APS-C digital, I used 24mm, 50mm, and 14mm Nikon F-mount prime lenses. With my second Fuji APS-C digital, I used 23mm, 56mm, and 12mm Fuji X-mount prime lenses. For my Fuji APS-C X-mount digital cameras, I do not have a 35mm X-mount lens. When I need the 35mm focal length, I use a Fuji 16-55mm f/2.8 X-mount zoom lens or an adapted 35mm prime lens. Since I know I prefer the 23mm focal length, I own and use a Fuji 23mm f/2 and a Fuji 23mm f/1.4 lens for my Fuji APS-C digital mirrorless.

If "cheap" means $1500 then go right ahead If you are reading this you have to like!

A beginner cheap camera!! Kid you don’t know the meaning of beginner and cheap.

1.3k ain't cheap my guy

Not cheap lol 1500$ camera lol

$600 plus isnt really cheap for most

Pretty cheap?! Is he high?

similar to my olympus omd em5 mk2

What camera would you recommend for taking photos and filming?

Cheap?

Just curious, what was the b-roll shot on?

did you shot with A setting? I've the same camera and my first film isn't the best, pics are not sharp like yours, probably because I shot a 200 film with 400 iso with the 1/60 setting...

Don't buy it. Build quality is bad; the optical/digital viewfinder selector stopped working after a few months, so I had to cover che viewfinder on the outside to use it in digital mode only. After some time (4-5 months) the focus mode selector stopped working, I am forced to use it in AF-C mode only. The lens, when used at F 2, lacks a lot of details, but it adds some character to images. It's whe worst camera I've ever had, maybe I've been unlucky, but it surely not worth the price.

Those prices made me take a look at Nikon’s Zf and Zfc. I loved them so much I bought them both instead.

Yes costs 1000$

Cheap??

I like when people say digital cameras are film like. Then I know to never listen to them about anything, ever.

Bro said cheap

Had to return mine because the aperture was super floppy. The chinese knockoff version of this camera is even worse quality. it doesnt even have a changing aperture + the flash button works backwards.

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Hey great shots and great review. I wonder why youtube always converts focal lengths to full frame though. Fullframe is way to bulky for travel :)

35 mm film makes super nice color on photo

Perth!!!

cheap? in Canada it sells for $3,000

"cheap beginner camera!" he says, (the price $1,500)

did this idiot just say it was “cheap” it’s literally 1200$

Am I the only one that think these lens are extremely ugly? I still love them though lol.

I'm new to photography in general, and I have a question. Is it possible to create this film effect with another digital camera? I'm planning to get a Canon r50 second-hand, because I've been told that it is good for both video shooting and photos. Any other camera recommendations would be great also, if it is not possible to capture the film effect with this.

I got both of these =) They're amazing !

People who disagree with using aesthetics as a criteria when buying a new camera neglect to realise that by being selective of looks, it can help hamper the onset of GAS. Like so what if a camera has the best specs and lens selection, if it looks ass, I’m not getting it and that just saved me a whole rabbit hole of GAS.

Cheap 😂

So if you had the x100v and got the TCL converter, you’d have the equivalent of a 35mm and a 50mm correct. Although the TCL is bigger than the prime you’re talking about.

So is this lens basically the same lens on the x100v or does it have different aspects to consider? Thanks

One thing to call out is the 35mm f2 has a cheaper XC version where while the optics are exactly the same, the body is plastic instead of metal and there is no aperture ring. If you’re fine with that, it’s usually $100-$150 cheaper than the standard lens so you can grab that with the 23 mm f2.

Does the Fuji x100 heat up while you shoot during a sunny day ?

got the 23mm! and I like your photos so muuuuuch😍

It's not cheap not for biggner

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It cost more than 3000$ on eBay. 😅

New to photography and ordered a XT5 with lense kit. For a prime I bought the 33mm. Is the 33 a good lense? Thanks 😅

It's certainly not cheap 😂 if you want cheap digital film looking I use camp snap!

can u share the template

What are the settings

Too expensive for my 400 dollars a month third world country ass

got a sony rx100 mark 1 for 150. same form factor, better sensor and a zoom lens at a fraction of the price

Can't Fuji just do a 27mm F2 and we'd all be happy?

Getting a small camera that's easy to carry everywhere helps a lot in doing this! The more you practice the better your photography will be

Guy at 1:19 didn't get the "light travel kit" memo :D

I just bought a x100f but I cant active the internal flash , I dont know if I do something wrong or if its a défaut because the x100f have near 100 000 shots in the counter triggers. I did all the manual said but it doesnt work it is in grey infortunatly

Pretty cheap = cheaper than the V or VI