davidbarbe
New Member
- Location
- Belgium
Hi X-photographers,
Actually I'm using a Nikon D3s with good glass for 2 years now, and I'm still amazed about the low-light capacities and overall image quality. A lot of my photography jobs are events & expo's interiorly.
As I started with Street photography, my Nikon equipment is too heavy to carry for hours (or days) and last week, I pre-ordered a Fuji X20. I was looking for a lightweight "Jack-of-all-trades" with some versatility in combination with good optical.
I'm just wondering how much I have to decrease my expectations in image quality with the Fuji X20 compared with my Super Nikon D3s (an 2x heavy 2.8 lenses). I would like to use the X20 for regular Street Photography and 'fast shooting'.
Maybe I'll find some members who're using the same combo (Full-Frame/DSLR <-> X10/X20). I'm interested in X-owners (X10) who can share their experience, especially the optical quality. I hope the X20 was the good choice, by the way, I never used a compact before !!!
Pictures: www.davidbarbe.be
Actually I'm using a Nikon D3s with good glass for 2 years now, and I'm still amazed about the low-light capacities and overall image quality. A lot of my photography jobs are events & expo's interiorly.
As I started with Street photography, my Nikon equipment is too heavy to carry for hours (or days) and last week, I pre-ordered a Fuji X20. I was looking for a lightweight "Jack-of-all-trades" with some versatility in combination with good optical.
I'm just wondering how much I have to decrease my expectations in image quality with the Fuji X20 compared with my Super Nikon D3s (an 2x heavy 2.8 lenses). I would like to use the X20 for regular Street Photography and 'fast shooting'.
Maybe I'll find some members who're using the same combo (Full-Frame/DSLR <-> X10/X20). I'm interested in X-owners (X10) who can share their experience, especially the optical quality. I hope the X20 was the good choice, by the way, I never used a compact before !!!
Pictures: www.davidbarbe.be