No such thing as an entry level camera, I must say that as a photographer (Amateur) I have two Pro Nikon DSLRs that I use for Photoshoots and video I also have this Fujifilm camera and I cannot see much of a difference in photo or video quality so I think this camera is very capable of shooting weddings. I think it is more about the expertise of the photographer than the camera.
Glad I saw this comment. Fellow Nikon DSLR shooter, been looking at getting one of these to have in the small every day bag so when I'm out and about and see something nice I can use more than my phone to take the photo, without having to bring the whole kit.
Just got my first Fiji mirrorless! Bought a Fujifilm X-A3, will put up an unboxing video soon. Found one that was too cheap to pass over! So much cheaper secondhand than the newer X-A5 (I just wish the X-A3 had the mic input of the X-A5, but the X-A3 still has the good 24 megapixel sensor for photography)
The only issue with weather sealing-which is very useful to have-is that unless you have a weather sealed body and lens, then you're not fully protected! There are some fantastic plastic, non weather sealed prime lenses out there, but you'll pay more for ones with some weather protection. As for the X-A5, it looks good, and has a bit more overall protection, in an ever ready case!! I think having a camera which is light weight and not quite up to professional build expectations is still ok for most of us. Better still bought on the second hand market. And having a camera that has interchangeable lenses-especially Fuji-and that great sensor, does mean you have a very portable, fun camera ready to deliver great quality photos. The superb optics make these X body cameras really appealing to the masses! We'll forget the almost pointless 4K-at least the HD video is ok!
Hello, Thanks for this. I have this camera and i am hoping to use it for recording my yoga classes at home and uploading them online. Which settings would you recommend using?
hey, I would recommend recording at 1080p with shutter speed set to 1/50. Then aperture depending on how much you want in focus and ISO to brighten the image depending on your lighting conditions. As to picture profiles, probably keep them standard but also good to just record short clip in every one and compare. Pick one you like most
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No such thing as an entry level camera, I must say that as a photographer (Amateur) I have two Pro Nikon DSLRs that I use for Photoshoots and video I also have this Fujifilm camera and I cannot see much of a difference in photo or video quality so I think this camera is very capable of shooting weddings. I think it is more about the expertise of the photographer than the camera.
Fighting Arts of England sometimes it is nice to have a small, but very capable camera to throw in a small bag when out and about.
some camera is for efficiency on profession... but as a hobby... no need to be fancy...
Glad I saw this comment. Fellow Nikon DSLR shooter, been looking at getting one of these to have in the small every day bag so when I'm out and about and see something nice I can use more than my phone to take the photo, without having to bring the whole kit.
Just got my first Fiji mirrorless! Bought a Fujifilm X-A3, will put up an unboxing video soon. Found one that was too cheap to pass over! So much cheaper secondhand than the newer X-A5 (I just wish the X-A3 had the mic input of the X-A5, but the X-A3 still has the good 24 megapixel sensor for photography)
The only issue with weather sealing-which is very useful to have-is that unless you have a weather sealed body and lens, then you're not fully protected! There are some fantastic plastic, non weather sealed prime lenses out there, but you'll pay more for ones with some weather protection. As for the X-A5, it looks good, and has a bit more overall protection, in an ever ready case!! I think having a camera which is light weight and not quite up to professional build expectations is still ok for most of us. Better still bought on the second hand market. And having a camera that has interchangeable lenses-especially Fuji-and that great sensor, does mean you have a very portable, fun camera ready to deliver great quality photos. The superb optics make these X body cameras really appealing to the masses! We'll forget the almost pointless 4K-at least the HD video is ok!
Well said!
Thanks for this video, it's helpful. I'm just wondering if you ever did the follow up vid using other lenses with this camera?
Glad to hear it was helpful. Unfortunately, we ran out of time and had to return the camera before we could manage to finish the follow-up video.
that was in-depth review thanks man 📸
Glad you liked it!
Hello,
Thanks for this. I have this camera and i am hoping to use it for recording my yoga classes at home and uploading them online.
Which settings would you recommend using?
hey, I would recommend recording at 1080p with shutter speed set to 1/50. Then aperture depending on how much you want in focus and ISO to brighten the image depending on your lighting conditions. As to picture profiles, probably keep them standard but also good to just record short clip in every one and compare. Pick one you like most
I love that camera and I will never sell it. And this review is soooo goooood
Glad it was useful. And it's awesome that you're so happy about your camera. Cheers to a lifetime of good pictures! 👍
@@A2KMedia Your style is very good
Picture quality and example photos???
It is very good. I love it
This camera to live streaming?
Hey. Do you intend to do it direct from camera?
@@A2KMedia capture card with live streaming
@@A2KMedia hdmi input screen off or not off?tell ne
@@nrilivetv7375 it does HDMI out based on what ever is on screen, but i'd say this cam is more suitable for pictures than video.
'I reached out to Fuji'. This means he contacted them...
Pls make video with another lense
Hey Babu, apologies but we no longer have this camera as it was only a loan.
SHOW THE CAM AND YOU GET AWAY!!