I use three different programs, I initially use Luminar 4 then I will use Photoscape X Pro and sometimes also Smart Photo Editor because those two programs both have a unique collection of filter effects that I like to use. I have an Olympus EM1ii with some lenses but I actually prefer to use the XS-1 more and more even though it has a smaller sensor.
It's not the size of the sensor that counts, it's how you use it. I have seen terrible images from full frame cameras, and I have seen amazing images from point and shoot cameras.
While I love my X-S1, when in lower light the 2/3" sensor is not up to the task like one of my APS-C sensor dslr's. The DR comes up a bit short when compared to a Fuji X-Trans sensor camera too. Oh how I would love to see that sensor in a X-S1s or new revision of the X-S1. As close to a do-it-all camera I've seen.
I would love to see new bridge cameras from all makers. All of them should make an RX10 iv competitor. ALOT of us would love to have that and pay for it too. I am done shleping around a bag full of glass with us. A 50mp medium format sensor with an 11-400mm lens (I would take a wider wide end and sacrifice some on the longer end), battery grip for balance and extra power, and some nice accessories for it. HELLO FUJI....Come on!!! ha haWhile I love my X-S1, when in lower light the 2/3" sensor is not up to the task like one of my APS-C sensor dslr's. The DR comes up a bit short when compared to a Fuji X-Trans sensor camera too. Oh how I would love to see that sensor in a X-S1s or new revision of the X-S1. As close to a do-it-all camera I've seen.
