My X journey with Fujifilm
My first Fujifilm camera was Fuji X100s bought 3 years ago. Thanks to the fact that the camera was light, I always had it with me. As a result of a small and unobtrusive construction I could take pictures unnoticed. I was closer to the photographed events which resulted in better photographs. I felt also, that the manual, old-fashioned controls enhanced my user experience.
After some time, I noticed that for most of the time, my Nikon camera lies unused. I used Nikon only for special tasks, where Fuji X100s was not enough.
When Fuji showed up with the new Fuji XPro-2 camera, I decided to test it together with Olympus O-MD E-M5 Mark II. After two weeks I bought XPro-2 because for me it was more straight-forward camera without too many extra bells and whistles you won’t bother with anyway. Also you will get a great performance, handling and image quality directly from the camera. With others you will need a lot of post processing to get similar results. And one more thing… it looks phenomenally!
One year later I sold my Nikon DSLR and now I am shooting only with Fuji X cameras. It does not matter what and how you shoot… street, weddings, sport or landscape photography. It will help you to achieve the desired results.
Especially the possibility of direct viewing exposure compensation in the viewfinder and on the LCD screen is very convenient and useful solution, which saves a lot of time. Also, with the electronic shutter, I can do as many pictures as I like. I do not feel like an intruder. A situation where discretion is required in the reporter is a big advantage.
The most I love Fujifilm for simplicity of use all X cameras. You do not need to spend hours with the manual. Everything is close at hand, so you can concentrate on shooting.
Certainly, you still can find some differences between DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras, but much more important for me is a question of matching the camera to the specific work style.
Using Fuji I’m completely convinced that it is perfect system and it works perfectly!
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“Mateusz Górny – a trained navigator – sailor, photographer by passion. The first camera as a child I received from my grandfather on Christmas, which was like a bean seed. Waiting a few years to germinate, when I saved from spending money on my first digital compact camera made by Pentax. A year later, I took the first place in the category of “Joy” in the first edition of the polish Grand Photo Competition by National Geographic. As a reward I got the first DSLR camera, which was beyond my reach – Nikon D70s. Thanks to believe in themselves and simply disappeared in photography for good. Since then, it’s been more than 10 years. What inspires me? Fleeting moments and gestures… a real emotion… Everything – even the most ordinary daily activities – can be a wonderful inspiration to work if you just look a little deeper.”
Isaac Sandoval
February 21, 2017 @ 9:29 am
” in the so-called “Black Monday” women took time off work to take to protest against the tightening abortion laws and access to contraception. It’s sad and pathetic as the new government in Poland wants to have an impact on everything. ” What is truly sad an pathetic is how people equate access to abortion as an essential human right. Great pictures, but you are dead wrong.
Mateusz Gorny
February 21, 2017 @ 3:47 pm
That’s what we call democracy. Theoretically – baby have one month and is dead, and your wife must naturally born child to be baptized… another – someone raped your wife and have a baby…
Eliau Piha
February 23, 2017 @ 3:20 pm
Great shots! I think you need to correct the name of the lenses like 10-24 instead of 10-20 and 18-55 instead of 17-55