- Location
- Northern New England
Bill,Good innit?
Please could you fiddle with the clarity control and see if setting it causes the same slow-down in write speed I have noted
Will do.
. . . David
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Fuji X-Pro3 first impressions
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Will do.
. . . David
- Location
- Northern New England
Bill et al,
Yes, there was a bit of lag when I increased the clarity to a +3 and the blacked out finder did keep me from making a second and third image immediately thereafter.
For me it probably won't be a problem. However slight, (or not), it is there.
. . . David
Yes, there was a bit of lag when I increased the clarity to a +3 and the blacked out finder did keep me from making a second and third image immediately thereafter.
For me it probably won't be a problem. However slight, (or not), it is there.
. . . David
- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Name
- Martin Connolly
I remember there used to be an issue with Pentax DSLRs, where if you selected one of the in-camera JPEG options, it took an age to write the file. All of these issues just sound like there has been some really slipshod testing.
- Location
- Northern New England
At 3fps and above via the drive button, "clarity" is no longer selectable. Truthfully, this isn't a problem for me. However, it does look like there may be a few inadequacies with the complexity of the "clarity" function and the buffer size/write speed.
My wife, a retired broadcast engineering prof., wondered if using a second SD would be like striping across two or more drives. On the "3" there's an option found under "save data setup" under the "wrench" icon. There's a choice for separating the JPEG and RAW files between the two cards . I'm curious if it might help or hinder the buffer.
. . . David
My wife, a retired broadcast engineering prof., wondered if using a second SD would be like striping across two or more drives. On the "3" there's an option found under "save data setup" under the "wrench" icon. There's a choice for separating the JPEG and RAW files between the two cards . I'm curious if it might help or hinder the buffer.
. . . David
Lightmancer
Legend
- Location
- Sunny Frimley
- Name
- Bill Palmer
A couple more from today
I have to say I'm loving the handling. It is subtly different to both the X-Pro1 and 2. It feels more refined, somehow, with less sharp edges. The design is cleaner, both physically and aesthetically. The ability to assign buttons to your own needs is very handy, and I love being able to name the film sims as I please. I have assigned the button above the Q to my custom setups and can flip them in an instant without taking the camera from my eye. The hidden screen took me no more than a nanosecond to get used to, but then I never have been a chimper.
This has all the makings of a very special camera indeed. It reminds me so much of my favourite Leica, a .85 M7, which travelled with me everywhere for over a decade.
Don't pilots say "if it looks right, it will fly right"? This has that air of rightness.
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I have to say I'm loving the handling. It is subtly different to both the X-Pro1 and 2. It feels more refined, somehow, with less sharp edges. The design is cleaner, both physically and aesthetically. The ability to assign buttons to your own needs is very handy, and I love being able to name the film sims as I please. I have assigned the button above the Q to my custom setups and can flip them in an instant without taking the camera from my eye. The hidden screen took me no more than a nanosecond to get used to, but then I never have been a chimper.
This has all the makings of a very special camera indeed. It reminds me so much of my favourite Leica, a .85 M7, which travelled with me everywhere for over a decade.
Don't pilots say "if it looks right, it will fly right"? This has that air of rightness.
redsim74
Regular
- Location
- Auckland, New Zealand
That is a Nissan Figaro, I believe.
Lightmancer
Legend
- Location
- Sunny Frimley
- Name
- Bill Palmer
I think it is too...
To be honest, it was so perfectly parked to form the image that I was suspicious that it was deliberate - it's just a hundred yards from Covent Garden Market - hardly the easiest place on the planet to find a space...
The young ladies in shot were snapping the front of the hotel. The positioning of the chef was a bonus. I might do a bit of post on this one, to play around with the tones.
Very cool looking car, photographed by a very cool looking camera.
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- Location
- Milwaukee, WI USA
- Name
- Luke
I want one.
The camera, too.
The camera, too.
- Location
- Milwaukee, WI USA
- Name
- Luke
I'm going to West Virginia.... the whole video is great, but the Figaro comes in at 3:30
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Jonathan F/2
All-Pro
- Location
- Los Angeles, USA
- Name
- Jonathan
I'm going to wait until the X-Pro 5 is released. I figure by then I should be able to pick up a 3 for about $400.
My buddy picked up a used X-Pro 1 for $113 USD. Price-wise it'll eventually happen!
Phoenix
All-Pro
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
- Name
- Phoenix Gonzales
I'm starting to use the 18mm more. I've been hearing somewhere that because if the new OVF magnification, you can't really use the OVF framelines with the 18mm and 16mm as well as narrower end of the lens line up. Is this true? or are these people pulling my leg?
I haven't had the chance to play around with one yet.
I haven't had the chance to play around with one yet.
That's right. It says on the reviews that 23mm marks the widest you can comfortably use. It's a crazy step-back magnification-wise from the XPro2. For others, it can be a step up.
Phoenix
All-Pro
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
- Name
- Phoenix Gonzales
Thanks for the info. I feel a bit deflated, I was looking forward to upgrading my camera. I guess I'll wait and see what they release in the future.
- Location
- Louisville, Kentucky USA
I really feel that Fuji should have made the XPRO 3 eye relief better since they have put the emphasis on shooting with the viewfinder. I'm sure there are a lot of glasses wearers that would like that.
JBCamera Designs 2.0 Grips Now For Fujifilm X-Pro3 - Fuji Addict
JBCamera Designs is one of the more popular wood grips on the market and the recently came out with a new 2.0 design that is slightly different. The new design has a flattened base designed to improve strength and two natural trees were combined to create a unique tasteful two-tone color. The company temporarily suspended […]
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Lightmancer
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- Sunny Frimley
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- Bill Palmer
That was my impression exactly. I'm all for a harder finish (although I am not "cruel" to my kit and have always sold on unmarked) but I think the Dura finish would drive me nuts. I know I would spend more time cleaning it than shooting.My comment is not about the grip in the link above. It’s about how bad the Dura finish looks in the XPro 3 images in the article. That is all.JBCamera Designs 2.0 Grips Now For Fujifilm X-Pro3 - Fuji Addict
JBCamera Designs is one of the more popular wood grips on the market and the recently came out with a new 2.0 design that is slightly different. The new design has a flattened base designed to improve strength and two natural trees were combined to create a unique tasteful two-tone color. The company temporarily suspended […]
Wait until the summer, when you grab your camera for a quick shot having just applied suncream... You try and get them suckers off... When I saw the demo version in Dura I very quickly specified standard black. Life is too short and not quite brutal enough for Dura...
As an aside, I have quite large hands. The handling of my XPro1 and 2, and all the XEs and X100s that I have owned has been improved for me by the addition of a grip. The XPro3 is the first Fuji I have had where I don't feel I need a little extra to hold.
Funny you should mention it -- I gladly choose melanoma over dirty cameras
