btw,
A6400 & FUJIFILM X100F, which lens easy to get?
X100F is fixed lens... its mounted with 23mm f2.
If u want interchangeable lens... only the X-T or XPro (rangefinder look) series...
Their 18mm and 27mm quite affordable.
Personally i like 23mm f2 lens and my most used lens. Cost me about $500+ during the changi 7+7 sale.
oh... i tot can change one hmmmm..
ok. i look at other series
u mean FUJIFILM X-A5 or fujifilm x-a7 ?
The x-a7 dont look gd after seeing the video
wow...
no, i mean i look at the youtube, they use x-a7 to take video and shooting.. look abit blur
what abt Fujifilm X-T200?
video is not important..
as i travel i dont take video but photo.
I get panasonic t90 because i will bring to concert event and take video.
but for travel, i want better photo, but i am nb so i only use auto mode
but than A6x00, i think i cant bring in to concert since it is a dslr
Hi, have u considered the Panasonic fz2500? Better specs than the Sony Rx100 vii but lower price. Saves u the hassle of having 2 cameras for travel and concert.
https://www.amazon.sg/PANASONIC-Var...ywords=Fz2500&qid=1590596158&s=gateway&sr=8-1
If u don't mind a separate camera for travel photography, then maybe u can look at this blog
https://robinwong.blogspot.com/?m=1
If u like his photos, then be ready to invest in a olympus or Panasonic micro four thirds system with at least a 25mm f1.7.
Micro four thirds systems is lighter and cheaper in terms of camera and lenses than even aps-c system like the Sony a6400.
BTW, do also read up on how to use flash at night if u find the light too low even if u had a f1.7 lens. It will improve your night photography even if u do not invest in large aperture lenses. Yes, flash can make photos look good even if all u have are kit lenses
Fyi and reference.
Hi, have u considered the Panasonic fz2500? Better specs than the Sony Rx100 vii but lower price. Saves u the hassle of having 2 cameras for travel and concert.
https://www.amazon.sg/PANASONIC-Var...ywords=Fz2500&qid=1590596158&s=gateway&sr=8-1
If u don't mind a separate camera for travel photography, then maybe u can look at this blog
https://robinwong.blogspot.com/?m=1
If u like his photos, then be ready to invest in a olympus or Panasonic micro four thirds system with at least a 25mm f1.7.
Micro four thirds systems is lighter and cheaper in terms of camera and lenses than even aps-c system like the Sony a6400.
BTW, do also read up on how to use flash at night if u find the light too low even if u had a f1.7 lens. It will improve your night photography even if u do not invest in large aperture lenses. Yes, flash can make photos look good even if all u have are kit lenses
Fyi and reference.
Fujifilm + prime lens (those f2) is good enough without flash shooting in low light and night time. Handheld.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CAZS2SHlcRL/?igshid=12dta6ry80wcf
This photo shot in Venice, extreme low light + foggy. Handheld shot with a X-T10 + 23mm f2. No flash.
the 18-135 kit not gd?
I have used 18-135mm Fuji for few years already. If i were to travel light during my oversea holiday , i will just bring this lens .
Versatile and works in most situation due to the zoom, but i feel it is lacking in low light.
i tot the body play the part in low light.. lens also ah :/
for lens
which is easy to buy and sell?
i mean a6400 & Fujifilm ?
u see, i am new