Camera Conspiracies
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Fujifilm: Why You Might Regret Her
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11:05Now PlayingThinking about switching from Fujifilm to Sony or Canon? Wildlife with the 500mm f5.6 is so beautiful and cinematic, but has huge deal breaking flaws with autofocus and stabilization. While Fujifilm color science and film simulations make it the most cinematic camera brand, the recurring Fujifilm autofocus issues and terrible IBIS (in-body image stabilization) are becoming total deal breakers. Whether you're using the Fuji X-H2S, X-T5, or X100VI, the frustrating autofocus hunting and shaky video footage often ruin the Fujifilm magic. In this video, we dive into why the Fuji X-mount system is struggling to keep up with real-time tracking and vlogging stabilization, leading many creators to consider a full-frame mirrorless swap. Is it time to finally leave Fuji for a more reliable hybrid camera?
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