Fujifilm Camera Shooting Software

As with all Fujifilm cameras, the ergonomics are great and the color science and picture quality are superb, so I won't say a single word more about that. I lied, Classic Negative is beautiful. Dare I even say, GORGEOUS. The X-Pro3 gives you everything you could want in a digital camera, but with a similar shooting experience to film cameras. Having the screen tucked away and just concentrating on framing your images, taking time to truly appreciate what you are putting in front of your lens, is an absolute joy. If you feel the need to look at every image you snap and just shoot willy nilly, THIS CAMERA IS NOT FOR YOU. Move along lil pardner. If you truly enjoy the photographic experience of shooting. Just being with your camera and enjoying the moments as they come to you. THEN BUY THIS CAMERA RIGHT NOW. Put it on the credit card, refinance your home, do whatever it takes. Just do it. Also, autofocus is far improved (similar to X-T3) and the drive speeds are impressive. Awesome for street photography, but equally awesome for portraiture, landscape, and even some sports depending on how you utilize it. To Fuji, 5,000 stars. To B&H 5 stars. To you, priceless.

This is my first Fujifilm camera. I've been shooting pics. for many years with two Nikons, a 7100 and a 610. This 100xv takes great pics. but I'm still learning the many different picture styles or modes to use. I really like the flip-up monitor. I think it's a great addition that I don't have on my Nikons. I'll do more photos when this lock down ends.

The film is what it says it is, made for the Fujifilm instax camera. Like the old days of shooting Polaroids (a bit smaller, a bit nicer)

I recently transitioned from Cannon to a Fujifilm mirror less camera Xt-1. Suddenly the large travel cases and backpacks were not needed. I wanted something to use for street shooting when I was only carrying my 18-55 and 50prime. This bag does the trick. While I have read reviews that state you can carry all sorts of equipment in it this is just not realistic. It is good for the camera with lens and extra lens. Any extra space you could pack in some cards and batteries. But for street shooting in the markets of Nepal and Central America it is perfect.

This is my first Fujifilm camera ever, I've only shot with Canon before. I wanted a smaller camera that I can use for everyday shooting. I was pleasantly surprised how amazing Fujifilm is! The image quality is phenomenal, it's super convenient for everyday carry. I just was a wrist strap and it feels easy to take anywhere with me.

Somehow when I was out shooting, with my camera slung over my shoulder, my eyecup got knocked off and went missing. The Fujifilm EC-XT M was the perfect replacement part for my XT-2. It snapped right on and feels very secure.

I bought this to use on my Fujifilm GFX100s when having the rear LCD extended out and horizontal. Essentially to look down at it. But I find I am using it more on this camera and the GFX100 when the camera us a bit too high on the tripod for me to easily look through the EVF - which is often the case. I also find myself using it just regularly to examine composition and focus via the rear LCD. It makes a big difference vs looking at the LCD with no covering. Helps improve shooting and just making looking the image while shooting or afterwards, easier and more fun

I started out with digital but have gone back to film for the colors and process. I find that I shoot a lot less but score more keepers when I’m shooting film. With digital, I end up with too many photos and less keepers. Something about the mindset. However, with the X-Pro3, I find myself shooting as if I’m shooting film. This is the closest thing you get without actually shooting film. This camera is a beast. It’s Fujifilm’s most sacred camera. They fund the development of this camera with their other mainstream cameras like the X-T3. It’s like how Porsche treats their 911. The OVF is a blast to use, especially with the Fujicrons (f2 lenses). Mine is glued to the XF 35 f2; no blockage in the viewfinder. The OVF allows you to live the moment a little more authentically because it’s pretty much real life, unaltered. I’m glad I got the Dura Black because I feel this camera will be with me for a long time. I may even pass it on to my kids. This is Fujifilm’s most proud camera.

I've been shooting on a 5DMIII for years, and was hoping the XT3 would be the mirrorless camera system that replaced my heavy DSLR. It was a blast to shoot on, I loved the way it felt and operated in hand, and was pretty impressed with the image as well. Ultimately, however, I ended up returning it and will instead get the 5D MIV, just because the Canon ecosystem has much to offer for editorial work and is better suited for fast-paced, professional work. However, if I was looking for a camera for general shooting, street photography, or travel, the Fujifilm XT3 would be my first pick, and in fact I plan to purchase one again in the future for personal use. In summary: The Fujifilm XT3 is such an awesome and fun camera to shoot on, and produces beautiful images, however I don't think it can replace a tried-and-true DSLR like the Canon 5D for everyday professional work.

When Fujifilm announced the X-Pro3, like so many other people, I thought the designers at Fuji were off their rocker. But then I got to thinking about how I shoot and how I use the back screen, and it started to makes sense. And when I started shooting with one, I quickly fell in love with it. The screen easily folds down in one smooth motion to be used discreetly as a waist level finder without sticking off to the side attracting attention like a typical flippy screen. This camera can do great quality video, but is not the best designed camera for video, or for people shooting selfies. But Fujifilm, and all the other brands, have plenty of choices for people wanting the flippy screen experience. This camera is for the stills photographer who want to be discreet and quietly fade into the background while photographing their subjects.