Fujifilm X-Pro3 - Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2019
- Just days before the official release of the new Fujifilm X-Pro3, I managed to get my Friends at Fujifilm Malaysia to send me a sample camera. It was a preproduction. I say this because it had some very beta firmware in it, making it impossible to test out many of the new features. But the real buzz about this camera isn't the latest software or new features like HDR and even the new film simulation, it is about the new design of the camera. The new LDC display or lack of it - so to speak. It features a controversial hidden display. In this video, only hours after I received the camera, I took it for a spin. Special thanks for Fujifilm Malaysia for the loan of the camera.
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I have seen probably every review on this camera and I enjoyed yours the most. Thank you.
Thanks for making this watchable. I find most reviews very unhuman. This was enjoyable to watch.
Thanks Matt!
thank you for the kind words.
Hi Matt. Nice to see you again, on the channel and got your XP3 early. I joined your class with fuji earlier :) At the exact same spot
Thanks for dropping by!
I really like the hidden screen and the old school filmbox, this is the ultimate SOOC camera, and i love it.
I agree, pretty close.
Glad to see xpro series geeting better and more distinguished from other camera lines such as xt xh xe
Here here!
I love my xpro 2. It is the first digital camera I NEVER see myself ever getting rid of. It is amazing
mac davis it is a great camera, no doubt!
Amazing review thanks Matt....followed you for years!👍🇦🇺🇬🇧😎
Awesome, thank you!
I'm an xt3 user and not tempted to change but good review anyway! I appreciate the design change to discourage chimping but I find that just switching off the LCD on the xt3 and being disciplined has the same effect. More content please :)
I'll do my best.
Until I saw this, I wanted to get the X-T4. Now I am in love with this X-Pro3.
Making you focus on the shooting, not the display.
it does that! for sure.
Nice!!!!
Man, I’d love to pick your brain on the following…
I’m having a hard time with deciding on a new Fuji body, struggling with GAS, but also feeling like I want a new and/or third body.
Right now I’m shooting on an XT3 and an X100V. Love both. I shoot studio portraits and headshots, personal branding photos and the occasional family session. I used to shoot engagements and weddings, but now it’s almost entirely portrait work.
I have fallen in love with the rangefinder style of the X100V, and I am eyeing the XPRO 3.
I’m having a hard time deciding if I should sell my XT3, and get an XPRO 3, keep the XT3 and get an XE4, or just wait and save for the XPRO3 and have three cameras (XT3, XPRO & X100).
I’ve also considered the XT4, but I don’t do video, don’t care about IBIS and I just don’t see the upgrade.
I like to work very minimalist, and I only have a handful of lenses.
I would love your thoughts as to what you would do in my shoes.
I think I’m also feeling kind of burnt out and bored and there’s something about the x100 that just makes me want to shoot more, which is why I’m leaning towards the rangefinder minimalism found in the XE4 and XPRO series. I want the camera to get out of my way, and my work is about connection, simplicity and closeness. Even in the studio, I keep one eye open. I am finding myself shooting in studio with the X100! Would you sell the XT3 and get the XPRO, keep it and go XE4, or just wait and save and get the XPRO as a third?
I think there is some piece of me that’s just scared of going entirely rangefinder, considering I’m doing studio for portraits… But maybe that’s just a simple learning curve. And if I sell my XT3 I could probably afford to get another lens, although I’m pretty happy with my combination of 23, 35 and 56.
Nice review... first video of urs i ever watched
Thanks, and Thank youfor dropping by.
Hi! What type of camera bag are you using in this video? Love it.
Wow - I love that Temple in in Penang - got many great photos there earlier this year. You are very fortunate to be there! Philip
I am , but I am not visiting, I live here.
@@MattBrandon Well you are an even luckier boy then aren't you! I am very jealous!
Yes, I have lived here fo rthe past 11 years. It is a lovely place to base out of.
The Fujifilm review Embargo is finally over and YT'rs everywhere are finally unleashed
One of the very best appraisals I've seen for the X-Pro 3 - very well done!
34136TS thank you 🙏🏼
Hello Matt, thanks for the nice review! Which finish do you think is the more beautiful and retro in between Dura Silver and Dura Black? Does the Dura Silver develop a nice patina like the Dura Black because of the smudges? Thanks!
You have asked two questions, one of which I feel I can answer. I really loved the Dura Silver as it feel very retro, much like my old Olympus OM-4T (titanium) Film Camera I has 40 years (?) back. I don't feel the smudges that bad. But I don't own it. I only had it for something like three weeks to do the review. As for the patina, I really can't say, because as I just said, I don't own it and can't comment on that.
@@MattBrandon thank you!
Great review.... btw, what camera did you use to film this video? And was it shot in 1080p 120 FPS? It looks fantastic!
I hired a friend to shoot for it for me as I am in front of the camera. He shot it on a Sony. I offered my XT3 but he didn't know his way around it. So it is what it is. Sony's are great cameras as well.
I really appreciate this review! I'm currently trying to decide whether to upgrade from the XH1 and I have been finding it difficult to make a decision... mostly because their are lenses that I would like to use that aren't commonly used on the X-Pro3, such as the 50-140, 14-55 and 8 -16. I think you're the only one that has reviewed the X-Pro3 with any of these lenses and I greatly appreciate. That said, I'm sure its not common to place such a large zoom on that body but did you feel comfortable and or what are your thoughts about zooms in general on the X-Pro3 body? I would greatly appreciate any thoughts/feedback you'd be willing to provide!
Shawn, thanks for taking the time to write. You are correct, these lenses are not the "go-to" lenses for the Xpro line. But they are great lenses that will help your photography. So why not use them with your XPro3 or any other Fuji? Yes, it isn't the best balance, but it isn't bad. You can still use the camera. Yes, it gets in the way of the Optical Viewfinder, but that's they have an EVF! There are no rules. Honestly, both lenses worked well and gave me amazing pictures. What they look like on the camera is of little concern to me. The weight of the lenses did, in fact, affect the balance but not to the point of making the camera difficult to use. If you want the rangefinder-style body then get the X-Pro3. But the real replacement for the XH1 is the new XT4! Have you looked into that camera?
Ohhhh already the video 😁 !
Just noticed that the dual dial on the xp3 looks wider and shorter than the xp2 dial.
is there an option to choose to have the photos library open as soon as you flip the screen?
it would be great like, say I took a couple of burst shots then the moment I flip the screen, the library pops up right away.
Good question, I don't think so, but I can't say for sure, as I dont have the camera any longer.
Will the classic negative be available for all other Fuji cameras? Thanks
yes.
Can the Sub-LCD on X-pro3 turn off while shooting? If not the X-pro2 is more stealth.
So the Sub Monitor, as Fuji is calling it, can not be turned off. But it isn't bright. In fact it is rather hard to read in some light. It is called "Color Memory LCD". I believe it is the type of screen that gets more readable in brighter light. Like you'd like on a smart watch. It doesn't glow, so it's not distracting.
I wonder if the camera is still weather resistant with the screen flipped down. Also, I think I'll miss the D-pad from my X-pro2. Hope the diopter wheel can be locked too.
Now, the big big plus for me at least will be the brighter and bigger evf window. I had an Xt-3 which I sold for the X-pro2 and It felt looking through a needle hole compared to an Imax :-)
Thanks for your review.
I'll look into the question on the weather seal. I would assume it is still sealed even when the LCD is open. The camera has 70 points of weather seal. Surely, just folding the screen isn't making it more weather sealed. But I'll check with Fuji.
I also miss the d-pad. The joystick can be finicky at times. Often when using it for selecting it actually moves up to the next menu item. This might be an issue with my early firmware. Let's hope.
As for the diopter, it isn't lockable. I thought this was a problem when I first saw it. But I am happy to say, they have recessed the wheel so much that it doesn't seem to be an issue.
Ralph Lemarechal it’s weather sealed. All coverage of this camera confirmed that.
That was not my question, but thanks anyways .
Nice video, Matt. Hey, odd question, what is that watch your wearing? Looks like a Glycine? All the best.
Thats a Glycine Combat Sub : )
Yes the Glycine Combat Sub.
Matt Brandon An Invicta salesman told me this weekend to buy Glycines now because Invicta is redesigning them. They are being totally redesiged to be just as ugly as every other Invict watch. So sad 😞
I would actually disagree with that summation. The only thing they did to the combat sub was to change the logo. But then that they just reversed it back to the original one
Plus they are adding some really nice new models of this sub this year.
One really good thing that Fuji changed: the diopter dial! The diopter dial on the xpro2 is constantly getting out of focus. This will not happen with the x100 style diopter dial.
I think you are right.
Hello, the xpro3 in this video is Dura black or Dura silver? Thank you.
Dura Silver
The front command dial from what I know is now non-clickable. That said are you able to select ISO with it (or with the rear command dial) if you don't wanna use the twisting ISO dial on the top plate?
I think people are not using the "hidden" ISO dial correctly. I find it extremely easy and natural to use my thumb and forefinger to lift and turn the ISO dial for adjustment, never having to remove the camera from my eye. As easy or more natural than using a command dial. With that said, I have to say; I do not understand why they changed the front command dial and removed the push function. Unfortunately, they didn't consult me!
Yes, there is an option to use the front command dial to change the ISO. If you put the ISO to "C" then select the option for ISO in the command dial options. It works nicely.
@@MattBrandon Good move, Fujifilm, and thanks for reporting this.
@@pandoraefretum BTW the back command dial is also customizable for use with the ISO.
Where did you find a vented hood for the 35 1.4?
They are pretty much everywhere. I think I bought this one on eBay.
Looks nice, but the x-pro 1 looks much better in design than x-pro2. I have one x-pro3 silver, but the flip screen sucks. Thanks
I have not tested the camera but I think I would like the screen. I think it is probably great for shooting at waist level. I also don’t feel the need to look at a screen between every shot. When and if I need to look at the screen it seems to be easy enough to just flip down the screen. I wouldn’t chose to display the film simulation on the smaller screen though. I think I would rather have it display shutter speed, aperture etc.
I think most of the supporters of this camera are right there with you on this.
Nice Presentation. You can setup the front fn button to playback. I dont chimp much but I like the ability to check a photo and not take the camera away from my eye. My X100V is setup the same way.
I dont have the X-Pro 3 any longer. So I can't check that for you . Sorry.
@@MattBrandon Sorry. I was not clear. I was saying for those who want to chimp, the front Fn button can be setup for playback thereby not taking one’s eye away from the ovf. I have mine setup that way. Same on the x100v
If I was going to use huge lenses that blocked the optical viewfinder, I wouldn't use the x-pro3. The main draw of the pro is that viewfinder, so the screen is not an issue either. Its a premium price for Fuji, but still $800 less than a leica CL.
Yes, the 8-16mm lens blocks the OVF. But for me the camera doesn’t dictate the lens or frankly the other way around. I shoot wide and I really enjoy the form factor of the XPro series. So when shooting with a big lens like that you simply switch to the EVF. That exactly why this camera has both. And BTW that is a freak’n amazing lens!
I get it has both options which is nice, was more getting at that if one is forced to use an EVF because of preference, a big lens, or ultrawide - I think the OVF can only display like a 28mm pov at widest) functionally its the same as using an XT3 or XH1 (for WR bodies) or an X-E3 (for another left sided viewfinder form factor), all of which are less expensive.
That said the Pro3 and XH1 are the premium bodies which are more scratchproof or thicker metaled respectively, so maybe that's factor for some. I'll be looking forward to the refresh of the X100 line, as I'm more of a 35mm most-of-the-time person anyway.
Did you shoot anything in low light? What did you think? and what's the Auto Focus like in low light?
Yes, I did, but let me be honest here, the firmware was so bad it didn't preform well. HOWEVER - since the video, I have gotten a firmware update and it performs really well. The specs so it can focus in -6 EV. That's near darkness. It is beter than the XP2 for sure!
@@MattBrandonCool can you show any jpegs?
@@eavesphoto When I return from Ethiopia. I dont have the time i leave tomorrow.
I really like the hybrid viewfinder and I get it, but I think it is still a missed opportunity for fuji and somewhat an unnecessary change as well.
With that screen it basically means checking your images, take photos from a high angle and change settings will be a pain. Sure, I could use the EVF to solve some of the issues, but then I'd just get the X-T3 in that regard.
Also, it means if you use a tripod or take video, this is gonna be frustrating as well.
What I am saying is the change doesn't make photography/videography easier. Time will tell, I guess.
I think there are a lot of people who'd agree with you.
It would be good to show the other functionity of that small stamp lcd like showing the exposure settings (shutter/aperture/iso) instead of just the film mode.
Since the dpad is gone and replaced by a joystick, you lose 4 custom buttons. Have the custom buttons been implemented as 4 swipe directions on the touch lcd? This means that you now have to open the lcd just to use the 4 custom swipe modes? An extra step.
The small LCD is called the Sub Monitor. I talk about it on my blog linked in the description above. Actually, It works fine, but at the time of this video, my firmware was so glitchy that it didn't really work as it was supposed to, so it was hard to comment on it. I have since been able to update the firmware and it now shows all the pertinent info you might want or need.
About the fn buttons. Yes, the loss of the d-pad is frustrating - but as you suspected they did add the gestures to the touch screen LCD. I would prefer the d-pad personally, as I don't need to change my grip on the camera to punch the buttons. But now you must flip the screen down and then swipe. It's just not as quick. But it is not a deal-breaker.
In reply to your first comment about showing the Sub Monitor in "standard mode", that's the mode that shows your shot setting, in my preproduction firmware I was shooting it wasn't working. But after, finally getting the firmware update, I can say, it is very informative and easy to read. I guess it is good for a glance to refresh what you are shooting. Personally, I've never understood the reason for the basic information as it is all on the buttons on the top of the camera. But you can set it to other info as well. Like if you are shooting raw, or how many frames remain, etc.. Or, and this is helpful, you can set it to movie mode to see your video setting that is not visible on the camera.
When I have a lazy few grand to update I will.... Stick with my X100s for now.
G Graham sounds fair.
Hi Matt!
How does the OVF work with the 16-55 , especially at 16mm.
Thx
I don't own the 16-55. So I can't say. I haven't tried my 16mm yet.
You don't have a choice between 0.37x and 0.6x magnification anymore, it's a fixed 0.52x. I don't think you can see 16mm frame lines in the OVF.
Serkan Reis you couldn’t even see the 16mm framelines on the 0.36x OVF of the X-Pro1. I think the widest you can see with on the X-Pro3 would be a 23mm lens. Or maybe it still barely covers the 18mm lens.
@@EDHBlvd - Judging by DPReview's video 23mm is the widest you can get frame lines for and you could use the entire finder for a near-18mm coverage. Another thing I'm sad about is that custom frame lines also seem to be gone (correct me if I am wrong please). No more 21mm frame lines for my CV 21mm and no more frame-line fine-tuning for adapted vintage lenses. (._.)
@@serkanreis tried my 16mil..no frame lines
So will the xe4 and X100five follow this design? Hmmmmmm
I think not. But who knows?
Best prime lens for xpro3?
There is no way to answer that. It all depends what you shoot, how you shoot and personal preference.
To get the same experience of not chimping, I can simply turn off the LCD of my camera and shoot only on EVF. Or simple just turn the photo review off. Why can't fujifilm give the photographer the option where they can choose?
I gotta say, I do think they should have at least given us the option of a screen like on the X-A7 where it folds around and hides. But to answer your question, I don't know.
@michael p You are correct. For many people it is hard to eat right and exercise. For me, I manage to lose 30 + pounds and keep it off now for about four years because I have a wife that keeps me accountable. Similar with this, by not having the option it "keeps you accountable" (in a manner of speaking) to stay focused. I got fairly used to it after about a day. But, I still find myself looking down at the back every now and then. Thanks for your comment.
Ivan Wang they do, get the xt3
I broke myself of the “chomping” habit a few years back on my X-Ts and now rely on my EVF whilst shooting. Lovin the X-Pro3...
I like the hidden screen and OVF...Sounds like a analog former shooter no?
I definitely started in the film days.
Great video. Not a fan of the chipmunk singing helium inhaling background “music”
Ha! What, you don't like chipmunks! lol
Hahaha
Nice review. Thank you. No camera straps? 😳
no, I needed to do a table top comparison on the two camera and the strap was going to get in the way. But, if I wasn’t using a camera bag I would have put a strap on it.
@@MattBrandon Okay, I myself use at least a wrist strap, other than on my landscape, tripod-mounted DSLR.
In everyday use I most certainly would. But this was a loaner I got at the last moment. If I recall it didn’t even have a strap. Anyway, yes, normally I always uses a Peak Design strap.
@@MattBrandon Both cameras without straps. 😟 Okay, take care.
@@Meshwork123 I just pulled out the X-Pro2 comparison. It lives in my dry box. I don't keep straps on my cameras when I store them.
the screen flip is quite wrong! I think!
Not that my opinion counts for much, but I prefer the LCD of the X-Pro-2. I think they have made the wrong choice with the X-Pro-3. It looks messy and clumsy to use the LCD flipped down... as if it were a point-and-shoot camera. with a pro-sumer class LCD screen. The X-Pro-3 feels less European now, and more like a Japanese retro experiment.... that slightly missed the mark. I will struggle to get one, since my X-Pro-2 is not exactly old, and works perfectly okay. May change my mind one day. Meanwhile, my respect to Fujifilm for making bold choices, and my thanks to you for the early review.
Hey, your opinion counts every bit as much as the next guy. I personally don't feel that way. In fact, I think the exact opposite. 😁 But your opinion is very valid.
@@MattBrandon I hear you... I like the arrangement with the ISO on the command dial as an option. Change can be good... I've made my comments without trying one out yet... so you never know how the real thing will feel in the hand!
Taking notes 📝
go for it!
Are you based out of Penang now?
Mark Olwick I’ve been based out of Penang going on 12 years now! lol
Was there last week!
Do you live here?
I think Fujifilm deliberately made it this way to be much more modern vintage camera
Lots of people prefer the vintage one’s experience
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You’re hot , well presenter
I love you ❤️
Yes, the did to want their cameras to be more retro and tactile. Nothing wrong with that.
Call me crazy but I would much prefer this camera with no LCD screen at all like the Leica MD (but keeping the new little screen on the back) and with a straight L shape angle on its right side like the X100f. I love my XPro2 but this design going lower towards the right is something that really bothers me a lot.
Other than that, no need to change this camera design anymore.
Correct me if I’m wrong but I feel that Fuji is attempting to touch a niche market (and I think they should) however, they are doing it in a subtle, shy and almost afraid way. I believe they would be much more innovative if they make the changes I suggest in my previous comment. I also think the customers would appreciate even more the X-Pro3. Just keep the production and the price of the X-Pro2 for those who really need or want the LCD and offer a new and really innovative, challenging, desired and special X-Pro 3 for the, let’s say, different level photographers. The way they are doing now will scare the average photographers and make the more experienced ones escheptical .
I think these are all very valid points. I am real mixed feelings about this camera. I love the looks and the feel. Where I did get used to the hidden LCD, when I did want it I wanted all of it, not just 90º. I think you are right about it being made for a niche market and maybe they should have been bolder. Things to think about.
gfx50r or xpro3 ?
Apple and oranges. Different price and size. So if you want massive lovely files but with a $3,500 price rage then the GFX 50r.
price?
amzn.to/2IcwBPz Different prices for different models. $1,800 to $2,000.
Welcome to Penang =D
Thanks, but I've lived here for 12 years! lol
@@MattBrandon they have xpro3 in Penang already?!
Fujifilm for the Win!
only thing this video did for me was changing my order from dura black to dura silver. :)
The dura silver is defiantly the way to go!
What about it causing fingerprints that are hard to remove according to dpreview ?
I am good with the screen design but I miss the D pad
100% agree! I don’t like how Fuji is removing all the D pads on all their cameras. I use the four buttons as FB buttons. now I can’t.
I’m warming up to the idea.
Wait till you hold one. It will be all over.
@@MattBrandon just traded my Graphite XP2 with the Dura Blk XP3...nothing but love..thanks for the very nice video
@@bak2mb Glad it is working out for you.
Not mentioning that the OVF is useless with those two lenses is a big omission.
Sorry, for that. As I state in the video I hardly ever use the OVF, so the omission was not deliberate. But you are right, the bigger and bulkier the lens is, the less useful the OVF is. The large lenses not only cover what you see, they also cover the focus areas.
@@MattBrandon no probs, just putting it out there. I wasn't thinking of the size of the lens. I was thinking that it is now a fixed OVF which starts at 23mm, making wide angles impossible to frame and after around 50mm it looks like the view will be too small. I assume the lens size will render it useless too.
@@blood_n_guts_murphy So I put my 16mm on it and used the OVF it seems to be right at the limits. But it does reflect the 16mm angle of view correctly. But not below that.
@@MattBrandon ahhhh, very interesting. Thanks for letting me know. That makes a big difference with so many enjoying the 16mm primes. And the 18mm. Having that 1616-50mm in the OVF changes the game. Strange they didn't mention it as many whiners are unhappy.
Do they have kodak film emulations??? I think Leica should use Kodak emulations on their new M10.
That would be great. But I can't see that happening.
i wonder if Fuji will drop the bomb....X100V
What do you mean? Make the X100 just like this? I would be very surprised.
@@MattBrandon x100v for Street
Great review, but have you sold the xpro3 to me, absolutely not. I love the ergonomics of my xh1 it just feels right and when in the future I have to retire my xh1 I prey their will be an xh2 out their. Ps that screen on the xpro3 looks very vulnerable to damage hanging down, I can see a few tears ahead.
I can certainly see your point, and time will tell.
Good old Penang
A great place to live.
The X-Pro2 still looks better it is just a beautiful cameras do not like the window on the upper right corner on the front of the X-Pro3 it has what looks like a disposable camera box and the x-pro2's is just a nice clean box.And do not like the lines missing on the top plate on the back of the x-pro 3 as well as the eyepiece on x-pro 2 has more dynamic setting with the angled eye piece.Yes all cosmetic but man this X-Pro 3 is just kind of a Flop in my opinions own my fave fuji cam X-Pro 1 and Pro 2 and I am =trying to find a reason other than better auto focus to get this pRO 3 grrrrrrr
Not sure I understand. That window is the Optical Viewfinder. The X-Pro2 has it as well.
No IBIS why
A good question. I assume it is because they wanted the body to be thin and maintain the same overall looks of the XPro2. From what I have been told, adding IBIS would significantly increase the body depth. But I can't say for certain. I think most people would have rather had IBIS than a hidden screen.
Matt Brandon xt4 eith ibis is thin...then the old ovf with magnif. Lens was better and expansive so they reduced the cost.
@@PeterPrism I imagine so. The XPro3 is already costly. So, you say, adding IBIS I would assume it would just too much for far too many people.
Matt Brandon u are right, they reduced the cost also downgrading the ovf that is without magnifier lens
Intrigued. Wish it was a hundred or two cheaper.
Give it time, it will go cheaper.
Titanium isn’t cheap
Think you broke that door.
The USB door? No, it is on a flexible hinge now. FOr just that reason.
Interesting tool .. but I'am not sure about the "pay more get less" philosophy ...
FantasticPyroclastic you get a very costly titanium, better overall performance. How is that less - by not having a visible LCD screen? I would rather have this screen than the one on the XPRO3. But as alway, it’s the buyer choice. Right?
@@MattBrandon I hardly believe that anyone benefits from the Titanium Body. Theres also no real reason to reduce the Video capabilities compared to the X-T3. To me it feels more like a FuLeica type of cam
Nice commercial
The option to use the LCD exists
It’s called the X-T3
too true.
the form factor is much different. The xpro's are chunky and substantial.....the xt3 feels cheaper and dare I say plasticky in hand. I would buy the xpro3 right now if it had a normal screen.
Too bad they crippled the OVF.
How did they cripple the OVF?
First video on X-Pro3 🥰
😉
FUJI think professional photographers do not shot with a LCD so they hide the screen.
FUJI
think professional photographers do not need a tripod so they remove
the quick release plate design of their MHG-XPRO3 hand grip. (Because
that stupid LCD cannot flip out when the camera mounted on a tripod)
FUJI
think professional photographers do not use manual mode so they keep a
exposure compensation dial on the edge of the top without a lock button
(but they do make the xt3 and gfx50r's exposure compensation dial
slightly smaller to prevent accidentally move)
FUJI think
professional photographers have infrared vision so they put a e-ink
display on the black of the camera without a backlight (SO YOU CAN SEE
NOTHING IN NIGHT)
How does someone with 738 subscribers get a preproduction camera? Omar didn’t even get a copy from Fujifilm. Damn.
Rediscover Film maybe they respect my opinion.
Hopefully they won’t make the same idiotic choice for the screen for the x-E4. This seems to want to out Leica Leica in poseur-ness.
M. Stewart what’s choice is that? Sorry I am not following. The screen is super bright and very high resolution.
Its funny old age youtubers putting beats to their audio for youtube videos, lmao, they dont even listen to this kind of tunes im sure
Wow - stereotyping against someone based on their age. There is a term for that. Besides being just plain rude, it is also called ageism. If you don't have anything to add to the discussion, move on.
@@MattBrandon Relax man dont be so touchy, im just noticing that on YT and happened to comment that on your video, its nothing bad or personal, peace