Review on 📷 Fujifilm X-T1 Graphite Silver & Weather Resistant Mirrorless Camera (Body Only) - 16 MP, 3.0-Inch LCD: Ultimate Photography Powerhouse by Jerry Chembola

Started around 1967 with Minolta SR-T 101. Through years of Nikon/Canon/Contax film production. Early digital cameras and the big horn Canon 1Ds and the small Leica M9. I've had a lot of great photo tools and a lot of terrible ones. I'm an amateur who had a show on Madison Avenue and while it was fun, I'm fully committed to the amateur ranks. like the simplest camera." I was disgusted to take a bag of tricks to family events or train out of the trunk in the woods. When Fuji introduced the X100, I fell in love with photography all over again. Now that I'm working with the X-Pro1 and nervous about switching to a pure X-E2 EVF, I've been eyeing the X-T1 for the last 6 months or so. This week I took the plunge. All the lessons Fuji learned from seasoned and dedicated photographers, are included in this camera. While it's not perfect, it's very close to what it should be, a transparent extension of the mind, heart and hands. If you look at Fuji X-Trans sensor articles in recent years If you have watched you are already aware of both problems and vice versa the great success it brought in the PIXEL/Feature war in digital photography The functionality and handling of this camera in combination with Fuji glass is a convincing end combination. read reviews. Take a Fuji X camera if possible, try it, you will like it.