FANTASTIC Affordable Fujis! Fujifilm X-T1 and X-T2 - Compared!
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- These beautiful mirrorless cameras from Fujifilm are very affordable right now, and both are great bargains on the used market. If you're looking for a mirrorless camera but don't want to buy new, these are the perfect place to start!
They're very similar but very different, and each has its particular strengths - but which is right for you? Check out the video, to find out!
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The joy of the Fuji cameras (size + functionality), plus the JPEG film sims, are the reasons I am migrating into the Fuji ecosystem for all my photography. I have come to love shooting with the film sims and eliminating the need for serious post-processing work (although occasionally I will need to do some minor post-process tweaks such as crop or minor lighting/ adjustment tweaks). Shooting this way is also teaching me to me a better photographer as I am learning to be slower and more patient, and practicing acceptance with my shots. I enjoy encountering a scene, picking the right "film" for the scene, and then shooting with it. I am finding it make the whole photographic experience has become more mindful for me and more satisfying. Part of the reason I love your channel is that you help keep me grounded in the joy and the art of the photographic experience, and not get caught up in the crazy tech-and-spec aspect of photography. You also continue to inspire me to stay connected to the experience and find joy in the art, not focus on trying to achieve "technical perfection" (whatever that even means). And for that, I thank you for helping me find a joy in photography that I have been longing for, but seemed to be a bit elusive. BTW, do you have an online gallery or website anywhere that hosts your images?
I'm very glad you're enjoying the channel, and that it's been of use in your photography. This is indeed an art form, and technical matters are only important insofar as they help us to find, or realise a vision. Having said that, I really appreciate the technology involved too!
What an absolute pleasure it is to sit and watch/listen to your videos. You have a way of describing and explaining that make everything so easy to understand. I’ve watch this particular video a number of times. I’ve never been into the new “trendy” and “all whistles and bells” equipment and so 1 year ago I bought a classic Fujifilm X10 and what a joy it is to use. It gave me the Fujifilm bug and I have today added an XT-1 to my bag.
You are for me one of the easiest and most knowledgable camera CZcamsrs out there….by a country mile. Thank you.
Recently bought an xt1 for almost nothing. One thing I’ve found is that the manual assist helps to get great results from manual lenses, vintage and modern. With the dial controls it’s as close to shooting film as you could get from a digital set up.
Super happy with it. Can see my poor old Nikon Dslr getting relegated to very occasional use.
I know what you mean - the X-T1 is a beautiful camera, and many are of the opinion that its X-Trans 2 sensor gives the nicest images! Enjoy!
Tried the XT2 a few yrs back but didn’t like the results compared to my nikons. However, I was also shooting raw and wasn’t aware of the issues with using Lightroom. Since getting back into some film work, have since purchased the Xt1 and the X-pro1 via your and others recommendations for getting that film look while messing with the Fuji X Weekly film simulation recipes. Love both of these cameras, especially with using those vintage lenses. Looks like you’ve got the perfect setup with these Fuji’s too. As always thanks again for your serene Sunday sermons...
Very glad you enjoyed it, thanks!
So hard to find a recent comparison of older gear! thanks!
I was worried you'd say the x-t1 images are better. I had an x-e2 in 2016, and couldn't believe the pictures. I opened up the pictures in the last 3 days (apr 2023), and feel the same way- completely impressed.
It was the best comparison I have seen in a while . To the point and clear. Also, narration style and voice are incredibly pleasing to listen to.
Very glad you enjoyed it, thanks!
Cheers, comprehensive comparison review. Well-made and well considered presentation. Thank you.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Nice, informative video!
I recently started shooting film with an OM-2n and Zuiko primes (watched some great videos on this channel about these, too!). That led me to rethink my needs and goals within photography and I ended up consolidating the functionality of my two LUMIX cameras into an X-T2 - nicely complementing my analog camera and using the same lenses with an adapter for less space needs and weight. I ordered it today and I‘m really looking forward to the new possibilities this system and camera will offer me.
The X-T2 is a great little machine - enjoy!
I would like to say, great video, very informative. You seem to be honest and unbiased in your thoughts on these cameras as to why they are still relevant after several generations of the X series, and I agree with everything in the video. Thank you. My first real camera that wasn't a phone, was the Fujifilm Xt1 back in 2014. My biggest reason I love Fujifilm is the tactile dials. If I may though, I would like to interject one side note, but don't quote me on this. I have been doing a fair amount of research on Fujifilm X series cameras as of late, in preparation for X summit next month since I no longer have a camera, and I am waiting to see what the 5th generation X series camera will be before buying another camera. But I vaguely remember hearing or reading somewhere that you don't have to shoot in film simulation if shooting in JPEG and can still change the film simulation recipe, as long as your post production software for editing your your photos is Capture One for Fujifilm instead of Lightroom. As I have heard Capture One for Fujifilm has the Simulation film recipes already on the software. Again anyone reading this should do they're due diligence in research, this is not a direct quote, I do not have or own Capture One for Fujifilm. This is just what I think I remember hearing somewhere?
The X-T1 is still one of the best cameras out there if you use older manual lenses. Beautiful images, that superb EVF and a sensor which has enough resolution to be detailed yet not enough to out-resolve older lenses. I really liked my X-T2 and 3, but I didn't *love* them the way I do with the 1.
Very helpful! Thank you.
Great channel, keep it up!
Many thanks, glad you're enjoying it!
Excellent video review, thank you. Super interesting as 6 months ago I upgraded from my XT1 to the XT2. I have kept the XT1, thank goodness. I am actually considering selling the XT2 now, I my heart is still with my XT1! I think I will Keep both for the short term, at least, they are both fantastic cameras!
One of your best. Thanks
Still love and will not get rid of my XT1. Jpegs are incredible.
They really are - I've never seen anything quite like them!
Thank you for an excellent video and just subscribed. I normally shoot wildlife on my Nikon, but wanted a Fuji for a lightweight alternative to carry about, especially for street and local stuff. I managed to get an X-T1 with an 18-55 lens for a bargain and want to try some of your tips. With that lens, what, in your opinion, is its sweet spot? After a quick try, I found f8 and 35mm to be about right, but always willing to try any settings. Many thanks.
I love my xt1 and will never sell it. Its in my HOF list along with the D3, D700, Xpro1 and Eos M (for shooting ML raw)
I don't want to sell mine - but I can't keep both of these! Ah well, a good problem to have I guess!
I love my x-t2! I got it used last year used in perfect condition for a steal. I keep discovering new reasons to like it.
Beautiful little cameras - enjoy!
I got one too in March! It’s my first camera and I’m absolutely loving it.
I've been a Nikon shooter for decades. This year I picked up a super cheap XT1 body. It's just such a joy to shoot with!
I love using my collection of vintage glass with it and the results are brilliant and the experience is so enjoyable. Just love it. I still have a Nikon dSLR for sports and wildlife. If Fuji made a model for that shooting purpose I would be all in.
I own both the XT-1 and X-T2 and your review is perfect.
Which do u prefer?
Thank you for your excellent reviews. I just picked XT1 with 35mmWR. Great camera!
Enjoy!
That's a classic amazing combo! Enjoy!
Since you shoot vintage, I'm surprised you didn't mention the difference in manual focus assist and focus peaking between the 1 and 2. I only have an X-M1 and a T2, and the difference is huge.
Thank you sir..indeed its both amazing and I managed to get both NOS for the half of the original price..will keep it forever.
It sounds like you got some real bargains there!
I' ve been shooting the T2 as my main camera and the T1 as a back up for a couple of years now.. for me the 3 advantages of the T2 are: 1) the joystick (or whatever it's called) which makes moving the focus point MUCH easier.. 2) the focus mode and focus area used when the camera is in portrait orientation can be stored separately from those used when the camera is in landscape orientation.. 3) the T1 I won' t shoot above 3200 ISO whereas the T2 can handle 6400
The extra low light ability of the 2 is certainly useful - and it's pretty clean at 6400 too!
With Firmware 4.0 the x-t1 can shoot up to ISO 51000.
Thank you for your insight.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Norning Nigel
One of the main uses of the dual card slot on the Z-T2 is the ability to split the RAW and JPEG files across the cards, RAW on one, JPEG on the other.
Having said that, I regularly shoot JPEG only on my Fuji's - as you know I favour the rangefinder style over the SLR style, so my X-E1, X-E2s and X-E3 cover pretty much all the earlier X-Trans sensors.
Each sensor has its own look, its own feel; the images from each one are subtly different.
The camera I grab most when I go out for a casual photo shoot is the X-E2s, I prefer the D pad over the X-E3's mini joystick.
We are really spoilt for choice when it comes to these machines, a hundred years ago it would have been a choice of possibly 2 or 3, now we have dozens, if not hundreds at our disposal. Great times for Zenographers everywhere.
Spoilt for choice is right! Digital tech has really opened up the possibilities in ways that just weren't imagined only a few years ago. Enjoy your Fujis!
I started with an X-T2, and today use two X-T3 cameras. Funny thing is that having the new cameras has relegated the X-T2 as a "beater" EDC camera that never gets left home. Having it always and not worrying about it allows me to actually use it as a tool, not coddle it as a precious thing. This has only reinforced the value of it. I'm now getting some of my best images from it because I actually have it with me and it is second nature in handling and controlling it.
FWIW, my previous EDC was the X-E2s, which shares a sensor and processor with the X-T1. I do like the Acros over the generic mono, but the color jpegs can look nicer than more modern models.
That's interesting - not caring quite so much has liberated your creativity! There's a lesson for us all there I think!
Thanks, very good comparison. I am a beginner with an XT-1 and I couldn't be more excited. I'm still doing some research on it but the colors are wonderful, especially classic chrome. I am very satisfied with the purchase. In my particular case, the video does not matter to me, I never use it.
You have a very fine camera there - enjoy!
I own both models and they, plus my faithful Nikon D700 are the only cameras I own, need and use. I use the XT1 for photography and the XT2 has a permanent home in my home video studio. Everything works to my satisfaction. The rest is all about the glass.
I use the x-t1 with the large Handripp from Fuji.
Great handling for long Schootings. 👌
The grip is very useful, but it does make the camera rather larger - compensated for by extra battery life, I guess!
@@zenography7923 yes, the Battery Gripp is heavy and large.
I got the Normal Gripp in large Version without Battery.
It is much smaller but feels great.
My favorite part. Well hello 👋 there zenogprahers ☺
:)
Hi Nigel, found my way back here as I was craving getting an XT-1 back but my T2 is just so good. I was wondering if you’ve tried a focal reducer, specifically the lens turbo II?
I use one for my vintage lenses and it has to be a Canon EF one - as you can then adapt ANY lens onto that. I use manual Canon lenses and M42 lenses using the M42 - EF adaptor. It is fantastic and get almost to the full frame field of view.
The EF adaptor sounds like a very versatile if all the others will mount to it - I'll investigate. thanks for the tip!
My X-T1 is so good (for stills) that unless you really need great continuous AF, there is no need for me to upgrade. I have a X-E3 too (upgraded from X-E2s). I noticed that I have had to do more experimenting with the custom settings for WB to get the film simulations matching the X-T1, but it can be done and once set no issues. The continuous AF is much better. I am now able to get at least a few in focus shots of my erratic dog's antics, but still plenty of failures occur! If this type of photography were to become my focus I think I would give the X-T2 a miss and upgrade to a X-T3. I got the X-E3 for two reasons. First I really like very small capable cameras (such as Olympus 35 RC) and secondly I was spending a lot of time experimenting with the square format, and the extra resolution is useful should further cropping be necessary. The ACROS simulation and better AF were just added bonuses, welcome but not required.
The stills from the X-T1 are like no others I've seen - just magical! I'll probably end up keeping the x-t2 though, as the video is so much better!
The review I've been waiting for... :-) Very helpful to decide about this two as a second camera to all conditions and to try and learn. Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful, thanks!
Very! 😀
I have both of them, and x-t1 are going to be a better choice when using old vintage lenses. Using the Jupiter 8 lens give a cleaner jpg files on the x-t1 in my opinion. For more modern and higher resolving lenses x-t2. Thanks for your inspiration.
Many thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
"For more modern and higher resolving lenses x-t2" well no, the X-T1 has no AA filter on a 16MP sensor, so its effective detail rendition is the exact same as a 24MP sensor with an AA filter. For sensors without AA filters (X-T1, D800E) just multiply by 1.5 to find the equivalent pixel count as a sensor with AA filter. Omar Gonzalez recently posted a pixel peeping video if you want to see the (non-existent) difference between X-T1 and X-T2. The only difference is in potential Moiré, but Fujifilm's Firmware takes care of this really well most of the time (unlike Nikon D800E)
@Vinterloft: Very true. Just to add to that, in the ten years of owning the X-T1, I've yet to come across any moire. Sure, the potential is there, but I have not seen it. it's a wonderful design and never leaves me wanting more resolution. Though I have a newer Sony. I enjoy both cameras immensely.
I switched from Canon to a second hand X-E1 about 6yrs ago & have never looked back. I always shot raw on the Canon system but with the Fuji I quickly found there was no need which suited me fine as I detest sitting at my PC editing photo's. Cheers.... 👍
I have an X-E1 and absolutely love it!
You can't beat the Fuji JPEGS, for sure!
i own both and i love them.. its the cameras that i will keep for a long time even if i decided to buy a more modern fujifilm camera in the future.. ITs 2023
I am waiting to pick up a xT2 with battery grip. And was wondering what settings to start with street photogaphy . Archteture.? Could i use a leica lens on it would i need a special adapter? If so how much would one cost? Have you any old new hippy photos of yourself frends to show?
You can certainly use Leica lenses on the X-T2 - depending on whether they're L39 screwmount or M mount, you'll need either an L39 to Fuji X adaptor, or a Leica M to Fuji X adaptor. The simplest and cheapest of adaptors will serve you fine - all it does is hold the lens at the correct distance from the sensor so that it will focus.
I have a X-Pro1, X-T1 and X-T3. The thing is I prefer the output of the cameras in that order, I prefer the X-Trans I closely followed by the II and then on the third position the X-Trans IV.
That first 16mp sensor is really quite something - if only the X-T1 had decent video!
@@zenography7923 Sensors without AA filters give a special feel nothing else can. And Fujifilm's firmware is decent at getting rid of moiré when it happens, although if it happens in dark spots it can destroy some detail. Noticed this a few times but no big deal 99% of the time. Having a 16MP sensor without AA filter is basically like having a 24MP sensor with an AA filter, albeit with subtle pattern differences (also in noise)
I rely on my X-T2 for any paid work, it's so reliable and the output is fantastic. I use my X70 for the earlier sensor.
I think these two pretty much have it covered, between them!
Same over here and the x70 is always in my jacket pocket and the 35f2 stays on my xt-2 perfect set up for any type of photography
I recently sold my T1 which is fantastic to get the T2. No regrets. Housing feels cheaper but everything else just makes the T1 feel like a dinosaur.
The X-T2 has many advances over the 1, but I do marginally prefer the 1's jpegs!
There’s always a better camera and there’s certainly someone out there criticizing the T2 as being a “dinosaur” compared to their new T3
@@alexblaze8878 true, however, I am comparing between the two models specifically as it is 100% relevant to this video about the T1 and T2!
That must be the most photographed collection of brushes in the world 😁
Indeed it must - those brushes have served me well!
Love my X-T2. I have the Fujifilm X-T4, X-T3, X-T2 and GFX100 . Have you tried Custom Film Simulations? What do you think about the color reproduction on the X-T2 with Canon FD lenses?
I'm finding my way with cooking film sims - it's not a simple task and does require a bit of thought and strategy!
@@zenography7923 first off: thank you very much indeed for your great videos! If you like to experiment with custom made film simulations there is an app by fujiweekly.com providing a lot of recipes for e.g. a Kodak T Max 400 and many other films, it s a good starting point and I love to play around with them with my old takumars and other M42 lenses adapted to Fuji X-T20 (which is a nice one too, but maybe used a bit more expensive than x-T1/2, as its ‚younger‘.
Hi Charlez, I did some flowers stuff with the Canon FD 200 f4 and 50 mm f1,4 on my Fuji X and was pretty pleased about color reproduction.
@@tomleo4670 I'm curious on the Prime lenses like the FD 50mm f/1.4 and the 28mm f/2.0 for cinematography. I have the FD 135mm f/3.5 and it looks awesome but I need fast lenses for my next short film and I am looking for a vintage look. Newer lenses don't have the character that I am looking for and post-production color correction is not my style.
@@CharlezRichard Hi there, unfortunately I am not a videographer at all, so I can‘t answer that one. I am pleased with the 50mm f1,4 for stills, but use often the Fuji film simulations anyway.
The X-T2 does the job. The X-T1 is for the passion.
I know what you mean!
They’re both for passion lol, it’s just one is better than the other and is more suitable for jobs.
The good thing is, somebody is always being upgrading, better AF, better video features, better whatever.....but many ppl are thinking, why the hell, the heck should i upgrade ?! It's good enough. And so is my nowadays (old) gear. The 16 MP X-Trans Sensors are special. I don't need 24, 26 nor 40 MP into the upcoming X-H2. I am perfectly fine with 16 MP. For some applications, it's still overkill. I love to shoot Film, and also 10 to 12 MP DSLRs. Gives me always a smile, when hitting the Shutter. For instance, i've made a few of my best shots just with 10 MP, and a "inferior" old 1 inch Nikon CX Sensor. Who cares?! On the small pictures sizes via web, nobody, noone noticed, how much MP a particular camera had, and if i am shooting with 10, 12, 16 or 24 MP, really doesn't matter. It's good enough. That's the point.
Exactly, good enough is good enough! Tech changes very rapidly these days but for simply making images, rather than chasing specifications, earlier cameras are more than enough. And as for resolution, I remember being very pleased with the images from my 10mp Nikon D80 a few years ago, and they still look good today! Thanks for looking in.
@@zenography7923 Thanks Nigel. My D80 with it's matching 18-70 DX is still mint, less than 7500 actuations.
It's never about tech specs, but about the picture. Only gearheads, or people with G.A.S. always look for the latest & greatest. :)
Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks!
Fuji does make some lovely cameras. I'm not sure which I prefer though, my X-T10 or my X-T2. Both work great, but at times I prefer the smaller body of the X-T10 over the X-T2, other times, I just plain prefer the EVF and how much more powerful the X-T2 is.
Both are great cameras - enjoy!
I have the X-T1. I can say it’s an awesome piece of camera
Hi Chris, what is the make of the lens. It sounded like "Newer".
Did you mean neewer? I didn't use any of theirs in this one.
@@zenography7923 sorry, my question was meant for another channel, Chris Orange, looking at neewar lens on fugi xe1. I do enjoy your videos.
Nigel, have a couple of questions about how you make your vids. Where can I get hold of you to ask a couple of questions?
Hi, you can contact me at zenography11@gmail.com
I'll just wait till the price of the fuji x-t4 goes down to use my vintage lens. I want to try Ibis.
What is your opinion about ibis with old lens?
IBIS is useful for old lenses. I'd love to get a camera with it just because it'll help with those slower shutter speeds. Going to be a while before the X-T4 drops in price though - have you looked at the X-H1? That has IBIS, but it is on the big side.
I've actually never used it, but I've heard it's very useful indeed, for stills and video too.
Many thanks for your opinion. On the other hand I prefer the style and aspect of x-t cameras. Thanks
@@jesusalonso6633 Same. I picked the X-T2 over the X-H1. It's smaller and I prefer the design. It's such a handsome camera. Plus the ISO dial is great to have.
Are the 1080 or 4K cropped?
I seem to recall the XT-1 did not originally have the Classic Chrome film emulation. it came with firmware upgrade 3..00.
The X-T1 also can not be used as a webcam.
Yes, I think you're right, thanks for the info!
With Firmware 4.0 you got classic Chrome and a Electronic Shutter with 32000/s.
And much more....
Have both of them and can't force myself to sell any of them, despite having even more Fujifilm cameras.
The one thing that bugs me about the X-T1 is that it doesn't work with Fujifilm's X RAW converter, which I tend to use quite a lot. On top of that, results from the X-T1 files developed in Lightroom or C1 are (almost) awful, compared to the files from later (X-trans III & IV) sensors. That makes the X-T1 a JPEG camera. I shoot RAW + JPEG on all my cameras, not just Fujis, course at least you can do in-camera RAW developing in your anything goes wrong...
The fuji cameras are quite something - and when jpegs are this nice, there's almost no need for raw!
How big a difference did you find the results from X-trans III and IV sensor models? I know Fuji images can have some artifacting, but I've never owned earlier models like the XT1.
@@omegaglory1 X-T1 (and all x-trans II or older cameras) is simply not made to shoot video; artefacts you get are awful. Other than that you're good - photographs you get with those old sensors can be as gorgeous as shoot with any newer Fujifilm camera.
I tried all system s which provide focus peaking and Fujifilm is by far the best one when it come to manual focus peaking accuracy.
The Fujifilm peaking system is pretty good, but that of the Sony a7 I've found to be better as it's rather more prominent and visible.
@@zenography7923 I compared with Sony wide open and Sony is more prominent but less accurate.
I really enjoyed the video as I'm getting back into photography and switching from Canon over to Fujifilm. Is eBay the best place to find good bargain or could you recommend any other places to grab good 2nd hand Fuji cameras? Thanks a mill
I've found it pretty good, however you could also buy from an online seller like mpb, for perhaps a little more peace of mind.
Had to sell my a7riv and all my gear a few months ago. Switched recently to an X-T1. All I hear about it online is praise. Obviously it has its downsides especially with me coming from that difference in megapixels. Why did I choose the X-T1? It wasn’t just a money equation, I could’ve bought an X-T3.
1. More lenses with the less money spent on body. I can always upgrade later.
2. I use manual focus almost exclusively. Always have and always will.
3. I really enjoy the colors out of the X-T1 vs every other iteration I’ve seen of the X series cameras.
4. I don’t really print large prints anymore. Nor do I crop in as much as I used too. I used to do landscapes, now I shoot street.
5. I wanted a small camera for street photography so I’m not as “in your face” as I was with my massive a7riv with a battery grip.
6. I don’t ever shoot video.
Seemed like a no brainer for me to get the X-T1. A fraction of the price of the others with something that would get me pretty much the same product.
It seems like the X-T1 is ideal for you - it's a nice street camera and I agree - that sensor is one of Fujifilm's nicest. Enjoy!
Been waiting for this video. I purchased the X-T1 on recommendation from your previous video and last week purchased the XT-2 but it arrived damaged. So disappointed. Just waiting to see a good deal again on the X-T2. I was offered the X-T30 but not sure on it. Lack of weather sealing doesn't bother me but I love the size and feel of the bigger brothers!
Be careful with the X-T30. I took mine out a cold day, beginning of January. When I came back in the sensor died - probably condensation.
@@KimHojbergJensen oh that is interesting! In your opinion would you suggest waiting for an X-T2 or going with the X-T30? I am solely a photo shooter. Totally a hobbiest. I love the film simulations and recipes, the only reason I considered the X-T30 was for the newer sensor and ability to use more of the recipes on Fujiweekly.
@@LetsMakeGhosts I must say that that incident made me loose some of my love for Fuji.
I sent the X-T30 for repair mid January. Only two days ago, Friday 16. April, Fuji confirmed they are replacing the sensor. I don't know when I will receive it back. In the mean time I have purchased a used X-T2 to use my lenses. It is a nice camera, and I will probaly sell the X-T30 whenever it returns. I am used to shooting raw so I don't shoot jpg's with the recepies, but the same recipies are available in Lightroom when you process your raw files.
I alway use them there. I don't feel the photos from the X-T30 are "better" than those from the X-T2.
Unless ýou want a very very small camera I would go for the X-T2.
@@KimHojbergJensen Thanks for the reply Kim. You have really just reaffirmed what I was thinking. I am primarily a Canon shooter and just took up the Fuji for fun. I am using vintage glass and Canon glass on the X-T1 so have not invested any money in Fuji lenses. Thank you.
The X-T2 is way better than the X-T30. The only camera that us better than the X-T2 is the X-T3. I even dare to say that my X-T3 is better than my X-T4. That is why I sold my X-T4 and kept my X-T3 & X-T2. Personally, I like the colors of the X-T2 better than the X-T3 but for cinematography work, the X-T3 is still untouchable.
Any waxy skin effect on JPEG files?
i have xt3 also and it not so much better than t1 and t2 , even xt10 are still nice , thanks for video
Many thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Is it true that xt1 is better for photos?
Hello Sir, I Don't Know If You Will See My Comment, Now Im College At Photography Class, So It Mean I Will Take More Photos Than Video, So What Would I Take? XT1 Or XT2? Thanks Sir
Sorry For The Bad English XD
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I have an X100T, XT2 and XT20. Fuji is an addiction. Not interested in their newer models.
Those are lovely cameras - I'd like to try a newer model though, just to see how they compare.
How you can compare cameras if you compare different shots. If you would set a tripod, made a shot with x-t1, than put x-t2 on the tripod and make exactly the same shot and than compare what have you got.
I know what you mean, but my analysis is more about real world, subjective impressions rather than very fine technical distinctions. It's more about the overall feel of images made by different cameras/lenses, which is, after all, what most people actually experience when using photography gear. Hope that makes sense!
Currently debating between the X-T1 vs X-T2. I keep getting swayed towards the T2 because of the higher quality images and improved ability to capture details although I’m not planning to shoot much video, just angular street/abstract/architecture details. Any thoughts or opinions are massively appreciated!
The X-T2 makes very nice images, but I don't like them quite as much as those from the X-T1, which have their own peculiar magic! If I didn't need the extra video capability of the X-T2 (far better than the X-T1) I would have kept the 1 over the 2.
@@zenography7923 Cheers for the response and all your videos! It’s interesting that you say that because I assumed the image quality on the X-T2 would be miles ahead of the X-T1, which is the only reason I’m considering making the jump up. I have to do some more research and see exactly what is the difference in image quality between the two and if it’s worth paying more. Thanks again!
Now I still don’t know which one I want to buy 😆
A good photo is taken by the photographer... and not the camera... the X-T1 is more than enough. A good meal is made by the cook and not the pan! But how we allow ourselves to be manipulated by the industry!
I will never sell my two X-T1's!
Greetings from a Swiss living in the Caribbean❤
I have a XT2 for a long time, take a lot of photos for last 3 years, and I had a XT 3 for a short time, there’s no big difference between XT2 and XT3/4 if you only just shoot photos but not video
Agreed - the X-T3 is pretty similar to the 2 - its images do have a different look though, and it's better for shooting video too.
Zenography = weekend pleasure / Ulf
Hi Ulf - I am somewhat late in replying, but thank you, nevertheless!
@@zenography7923 You are welcome, enjoy the sunday / Ulf
Xt2 best for colour
I ask myself to switch, i have a very good gx80 with 35 100 f2.8 and if I buy a xt1/xt2, it probaby will be with a 18 55. Ok it is an amazing lens, but i'm not sure it is better than a 35 100 f2.8. This lens is the only reason why i keep my gear... For the moment !
The GX80 is a very nice little camera, and if you're happy with it, there's no reason to change! And that lens sounds nice too!
@@zenography7923 I "just" wanna change to have film simulations, using jpeg and dials. Ok gx80 is a very good camera, but there also is pleasure to switch 😀 (exept for my monney 😅)
The opening almost gave me a sizeure
Sorry!
These are fantastic until u need longer lasting battery, faster shutters or faster AF (XT30/XT4 owner not some random canon dumbo)
Well, there's probably some truth in that - but then again, every machine has its limits which, sooner or later, you'll come up against!
I’ve sold my x-t1 and need to ship it today. I feel I’m going to regret letting it go.
I know exactly how you feel - I'm going to have to sell one of these and it will probably be the X-T1, with its slightly nicer stills, as the X-T2 is so much better at video.
Sony and Fuji cameras have something that only olympus has! Charm! Grettings
:) I couldn't have put it better myself! Thanks Gustavo!
Sony colors are no match, but what they do better is AF and video.
An other main difference is the Shutter speed and the low light noise difference. XT1 has better low light images with less noise, Xt2 Faster shutter speed 8000 vs 4000 the XT1 has gained popularity among the Cameras considered as a Retro Opportunity camera, however the XT2 is still a more capable and you get more shots that are keepers 😊
Those X-T1 files are gorgeous - that bit nicer, imo, than the 2, though the difference is marginal.
I had the XT-1 about 5 months ago because the price was appealing, but after a few days spent with it, it’s incredibly outdated, so opted for the slightly newer yet still affordable XT-20 and I think it’s a good balance and still holds it own against my A7iii
I loved my X-T1 - I actually marginally preferred its jpegs to those of the X-T2, but the X-T2 has much nicer video and can cook more film recipes too. I've heard the X-T20 is a very nice camera too - interesting that it compares well with the A7iii too!
not affordable anymore :(
I was about to sleep 🤔🤨🤣🤣
Thanks for staying awake!