Man. Im sorry to say that but I need more videos from you. You have knowledge which is very valuable to me and probably to alot of people. Im a filmaker who just started a couple of years ago. I shot a documentary which gives me a headache in 2 cases. First the sound recording was broken even when it was the Rode nt 2. I dont know what was wrong but Im just trying everything what audition gives me to repair it. The second thing is. I just shot it with a Nikon d5500 and a Rokinon 35mm and 85mm which I borrowed. Then we used the GH5 and G85 for a video shoot, which I also bought together with a Rokinon 24mm. I like the images of the Nikon so much better. Its because of the colors. And also the sensor is simply better. So Im thinkin to sell that camera and Im really looking for an APS C x1.6 or like Nikon x1.5 sensor camera. Since I see Fuji I really like the colors. Im thinking about to change system to Fuji or wait if Nikons comes with a DSLM aps c video dedicated Camera. IBIS would be so nice as well. I would love more videos from you about the Fuji H1 and some tests
Man thanks a lot for the support. I have been gearing up to shoot a lot of content I just need to get up early and make it happen. I will say though any camera can do the job. There are those however that make the job easier. Fuji isn't perfect battery isn't the best but with the grip it's fine. Colors though and tonality is amazing.
Very nicely presented vlog! And truly stunning images. Although I am a full frame shooter, I would like to switch to APS-C setup just to keep my kit a bit lighter & smaller. My only concern is about low light conditions, which I frequently come across while travelling. Can you or anyone having good experience with both the systems, on low light performance, please share your thoughts on that point? Again thanks for sharing your views on XT-3 and may God bless you for your future endeavours!
I can't think of a better low light test than the footage shown from the X-T3 at around 1:18 in this very video. That's about as low light as it gets, and it does a good enough job that someone is using it for a film.
I'd suggest the X-H1 for the same price now for Black Friday if you do photography and for video if you don't have a gimbal, but the X-T3 is very nice indeed.
That totally true we’re trap in the GAS, the cycle of new gears coming every 6 months, youtube where people talk more about gear because that sell the click, like, views. We’re too focus on what’s missing instead of the real value of the gear, then work around for the rest based on our real needs. But unfortunately that the world we’re leaving in trap in the number vortex, we want all time the best one, the latest one, comparing each pixel of dust, to define who is the best forgetting that what is best for me is not necessarily for you as we’re in different context and there’s so many contexts!
Man. Im sorry to say that but I need more videos from you. You have knowledge which is very valuable to me and probably to alot of people. Im a filmaker who just started a couple of years ago. I shot a documentary which gives me a headache in 2 cases. First the sound recording was broken even when it was the Rode nt 2. I dont know what was wrong but Im just trying everything what audition gives me to repair it. The second thing is. I just shot it with a Nikon d5500 and a Rokinon 35mm and 85mm which I borrowed. Then we used the GH5 and G85 for a video shoot, which I also bought together with a Rokinon 24mm. I like the images of the Nikon so much better. Its because of the colors. And also the sensor is simply better. So Im thinkin to sell that camera and Im really looking for an APS C x1.6 or like Nikon x1.5 sensor camera. Since I see Fuji I really like the colors. Im thinking about to change system to Fuji or wait if Nikons comes with a DSLM aps c video dedicated Camera. IBIS would be so nice as well. I would love more videos from you about the Fuji H1 and some tests
Man thanks a lot for the support. I have been gearing up to shoot a lot of content I just need to get up early and make it happen. I will say though any camera can do the job. There are those however that make the job easier.
Fuji isn't perfect battery isn't the best but with the grip it's fine. Colors though and tonality is amazing.
Very nicely presented vlog! And truly stunning images. Although I am a full frame shooter, I would like to switch to APS-C setup just to keep my kit a bit lighter & smaller. My only concern is about low light conditions, which I frequently come across while travelling. Can you or anyone having good experience with both the systems, on low light performance, please share your thoughts on that point? Again thanks for sharing your views on XT-3 and may God bless you for your future endeavours!
Dr Mehul Lapsiwala will so a follow up on the Low light and also check out my video on the XT2 it shows lowlight performance.
Dr Mehul Lapsiwala here is the link at about 1:40 you will see the lowlight capabilities - czcams.com/video/DABHaT41bUc/video.html
I can't think of a better low light test than the footage shown from the X-T3 at around 1:18 in this very video. That's about as low light as it gets, and it does a good enough job that someone is using it for a film.
Lyndon Smith understood but some may want to see just the camera with just a candle.
nice! That footage is way too shaky though...
I'd suggest the X-H1 for the same price now for Black Friday if you do photography and for video if you don't have a gimbal, but the X-T3 is very nice indeed.
That totally true we’re trap in the GAS, the cycle of new gears coming every 6 months, youtube where people talk more about gear because that sell the click, like, views. We’re too focus on what’s missing instead of the real value of the gear, then work around for the rest based on our real needs.
But unfortunately that the world we’re leaving in trap in the number vortex, we want all time the best one, the latest one, comparing each pixel of dust, to define who is the best forgetting that what is best for me is not necessarily for you as we’re in different context and there’s so many contexts!
Facts!
Good information bro. Use the tools you got to make good video.