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A Fujifilm x100v camera. As a relatively new dad this thing is so fun to use and is really a step up from phone photos for capturing the fam. I had actually bo
by nop_slide 4y ago
A Fujifilm x100v camera. As a relatively new dad this thing is so fun to use and is really a step up from phone photos for capturing the fam.
I had actually bought a Fuji x-t20 first only about a month ago, but serendipitously stumbled on a x100v in store and bought it as they’re extremely difficult to buy at the moment. I also initially wanted the x100v before I learned about the supply issues.
I’m prob going to sell the x-t20 as the fixed lens on the x100v is more compact.
In general definitely recommend looking into a mirror less camera if you want to boost your photos. I’ve only been using them for a month and not a pro by any means, but it’s been a lot of fun and I’ve already gotten complements on some of the photos I’ve taken.
- aosaigh 4y agoI've had my eyes on one of these for a long time but haven't been able to find them in storck. I've also been thinking of a Sony A7C with their 40mm 2.5 lens as an almost-as-small alternative. Having owned a a6000 mirrorless before and numerous other DSLRs before that, I like the no-nonsense and no-decisions nature of the fixed lens on the Fuji.
- nop_slide 4y agoA suggestion I saw is to just place an order on B&H or Adorama even though it says back ordered. Might be worth a shot! > The X100V is so wildly popular that you won't find it "in stock," but it's easy to get your X100V. Order it at Adorama [...] or at B&H [...] and be patient for it to arrive. Most people don't realize that these come in and go out the same day to people like me who have them on order all the time, without ever showing as "in stock" because they never make it to "stock" before they get shipped to us. Order yours and be patient, or be prepared to pay about $1,700 for a used one. The X100V is this good! https://www.kenrockwell.com/fuji/x100v.htm https://www.kenrockwell.com/fuji/x100v.htm