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Fuji 'Fuji X100S Review - A Camera Walks Into a Bar' at ZackArias.com
ean10775
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- Cleveland, Ohio
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- Eric
Interesting review. The accompanying photos are what speak volumes to me though.
jloden
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- Jay
Agreed... I found the review amusing, but mainly the photos are what count... and they're looking really great!
The real issue is that Zack is an amazing photographer. His command of composition and lighting is simply superb. I think that he can outshoot many others after drinking a dozen bottles of his favorite microbrew. Have you guys seen him do the photo critiques on YouTube or Kelby training? He knows his stuff.
That being said, if he has good things to say about certain equipment, that speaks volumes for the quality, but doesn't guarantee that we can achieve the same results. That Shakespeare guy was pretty good too, but it really was his pen that wrote his complete works. I wish I had that pen.
That being said, if he has good things to say about certain equipment, that speaks volumes for the quality, but doesn't guarantee that we can achieve the same results. That Shakespeare guy was pretty good too, but it really was his pen that wrote his complete works. I wish I had that pen.
Here is the Steve Huff review also:
The Fuji X100s Review-The S Stands for Sexy, Speedy & Stealthy by Steve Huff | STEVE HUFF PHOTOS
The Fuji X100s Review-The S Stands for Sexy, Speedy & Stealthy by Steve Huff | STEVE HUFF PHOTOS
jloden
All-Pro
- Name
- Jay
The real issue is that Zack is an amazing photographer. His command of composition and lighting is simply superb. I think that he can outshoot many others after drinking a dozen bottles of his favorite microbrew. Have you guys seen him do the photo critiques on YouTube or Kelby training? He knows his stuff.
That being said, if he has good things to say about certain equipment, that speaks volumes for the quality, but doesn't guarantee that we can achieve the same results. That Shakespeare guy was pretty good too, but it really was his pen that wrote his complete works. I wish I had that pen.
100% true... my way of looking at it is once I know the gear is capable of a certain caliber of work, I've eliminated all excuses or obstacles except me from the equation
Ray Sachs
Legend
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- Not too far from Philly
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- you should be able to figure it out...
Steve is obviously just a hack - he says the X100s is merely "Leica-like", leica-ISH, but he does not say Fuji is the new Leica. The man can NOT be trusted!
-Ray
I enjoy Steve's videos, but there is a major difference between him, Zack and David Hobby.
The later two produce photographs that I appreciate and often wish I was capable of doing myself. I aspire to produce some images that either would appreciate.
Steve's vids are better than an unboxing but not on the same level. (That Nikon Guy) Matt Grainger (IMHO) is much better and has lots of information. Kai at DigitalRev is funny, but is also capable of getting some decent captures.
Anyone else found any interesting YouTube channels that are really worthy of viewing?
The later two produce photographs that I appreciate and often wish I was capable of doing myself. I aspire to produce some images that either would appreciate.
Steve's vids are better than an unboxing but not on the same level. (That Nikon Guy) Matt Grainger (IMHO) is much better and has lots of information. Kai at DigitalRev is funny, but is also capable of getting some decent captures.
Anyone else found any interesting YouTube channels that are really worthy of viewing?
ean10775
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- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio
- Name
- Eric
I agree in general with your assessment, however, in this case I actually found Steve's photographs with the X100S to be surprisingly good (apart from the easter basket and airplane cabin photos)
