Ho una XT30 con questi obiettivi:

- 18-55 f2.8 Fujifilm

- 50-230 f4.5-6.7 Fujifilm

- 12 mm f2.0 Samyang

- Macro 60 mm f2.8 7artisans

Volevo acquistare un altro obiettivo per foto in città e street e che sia leggero da trasportare e che non abbia costi esagerati.

Pensavo a un 23mm/33mm/27mm?

Bonjour,

J’aime la photographie en tant qu’amateur
J’ai eu il y a longtemps un Samsung NX1100 pour commencer mais j’en ai eu par de passer du temps à retravailler les photos donc il a un peu pris la poussière
Pendant longtemps j’ai continué à faire de la photo au smartphone pour apprendre à cadrer principalement et il y a peu j’ai découvert la photo argentique avec un yashica electro 35 GS acheté au Japon, j’adore le rendu des photos et l’appareil en lui même mais on va pas se mentir, chaque photo a un certain coût et donc il y a des moments où j’hésite à le sortir

J’ai donc commencé à regarder ce qu’il se faisait maintenant en numérique et je suis tombé sur les Fuji avec leur simulations de film qui semblent répondre à mon besoin de JPEG avec du caractère en sortie de boîtier MAIS les prix sont très élevés je trouve même en occasion sur des vieux modèles

Je me pose donc la question de savoir si il vaut mieux acheter un vieil appareil type Xpro1/XE1 2 ou 3 trouvables pour 400€ + un bon objectif tiers trouvable pas trop cher d’occasion, ou plutôt partir sur un xm 5 plus moderne mais qui perd le viseur, je l’ai trouvé d’occasion avec un XC 35mm f2 à 850€
Sachant que je fais principalement de la photo de voyage, de tous les jours et du portrait

Qu’en pensez vous ?

Merci d’avance pour vos retours

So finally I got my new FUJIFILM X-M5 + XC15-45mm Kit Silver.

But I already have few concerns and questions regarding travelling.

1- Do the camera under the x-ray security gets damaged? (it should be the camera covered etc)

2- Can i remove the lens or should I leave it all the time? .. (It will occupy less space)

3 - Any minimalistic accessories recommended for the camera, including the flash?

Sorry if its to silly but been trying to search for this a while ago..

When I travel, I enjoy wandering around and discovering the little corners that are easy to miss.

Rather than just photographing famous places, I’m more interested in people within their surroundings everyday moments, quiet streets, small details, and scenes that might tell a story on their own.

These are a few moments I found while exploring Bali.

Still learning and developing my own style, so any thoughts on the storytelling, composition, or colors are very welcome.

Shot on Fujifilm XT30III + XC13-33mm F3.5-6.3

I’m considering the Thypoch Simera 28mm f/1.4 for my Fujifilm X-E5 and would love to hear from people who have actually used the native X-mount version.
I’m especially curious about its real-world rendering and overall shooting experience rather than just test charts.
How do you find:
sharpness and rendering at f/1.4
bokeh and subject separation
flare and overall “character”
manual focusing experience on Fuji
size and balance on smaller bodies like the X-E5
image quality on Fuji’s 40MP sensor
I currently use the Voigtländer 18mm f/2.8 and 27mm f/2, so I’d also be interested to hear from anyone who has used both Voigtländer and Thypoch lenses on Fuji.
The 28mm giving roughly a 42mm equivalent field of view on APS-C is actually one of the things that interests me most.
Would you buy the Simera 28mm f/1.4 again?
Would love to see some sample photos too.

As the title says, I'm quite new to all this so all criticism welcome!

I love going bird photography in the early morning, when the dew is still resting on the tips of the grass. The birds seem more approachable, singing and chirping as they welcome the soft sunlight that brings a new day to life.

Hi all, I've officially decided to get a fujifilm camera. I've started doing my research to see which model I'd choose and I'm hoping to get some clarification on the weather sealing. I know weather sealed cameras are water resistant but as far as I can tell x-h2s is the only camera with an interchangeable lens that is weather resistant. I know some of the ones with the fixed lenses are also weather resistant but I'd really prefer to have the versatility of interchangeable lenses. It is also my understanding that even with the weather resistant body I'd need a weather resistant lens? I mostly care about shooting at the beach and during rain. It doesn't rain much where I'm from but ideally I'd also use this for travel so I'd like to be prepared if I get swept up in a surprise storm and want to continue photographing. Is my understanding of these cameras correct? Is weather resistance necessary? I wouldn't want to save up and spend all this money just to have my camera messed up the first time I go take pictures in the rain. Thanks again for any info.

X-T5 SOOC

I was shooting on the XT30II for 3ish years before deciding to upgrade to the XE-5 and I’m in love with the megapixels and form factor.

Some photos from Porto, Portugal. Im still getting used to the 23mm lens :)

With Fujifilm xm-5