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Money forces me to wait. Which is sad because last night I got an in stock notification for a7iv. That hasn’t happened in months. (Probably gone again by now) But yeah, AF really is a high priority ...

Yes, the joystick turns faces on and off, but when it is doing that it now can't be the control to switch focus areas. But my point was that on Sony, even with face detect on, it only detects ...

I would love to try them all! The 18 was fantastic. But, I won't really need more than one low light prime. I also found I prefer 27 over 35 ff equivalent. so it was really a win for me. I actually ...

It would just be glorious. I actually think Sony could fix their usability with a consistent UI update. I doubt they ever will, but all the stuff they need to do it is already in the camera somewhere.

HA! yeah, I did that. It annoyed me that I couldn't turn it off. Face detection locks you into a face prioritized multi-meter setting. I actually found I don't always want that. In those scenarios ...

It's not just the tracking. Yes, it's better. But it's the way Sony lets you stack the capabilities of the camera. Example: When face detection is on in fuji all other photometry modes are ...

It's the 1/4000 I object to. I go toward 1/8000 outside frequently. Buffer depth hasn't been a thing for me. I usually burst for 2-6 pictures. I really use it as an enhancement to timing. I should ...

I think the x-s10 would be amazing for the money. The difference I might care about is the reduced shutter speed and FPS. I am emphatically (not by choice) a lightroom/adobe user. I only sent ...

I know. But then I am at risk of rolling shutter and I am pre-cropping. Neither of which I like. 15fps mechanical is fantastic.  Big advantage to fuji even without taking advantage of 30fps.

Interesting! I hadn’t thought about the higher end of shutter speeds. I only use it in low light to prevent motion blur. how do you bias it on the other systems? I must have missed that. If you can ...

I have several posts like this about my rental journey. I started with fuji x100v, moved on to sony a7 iv, canon r5 and now the fuji x-t4. The x-t4 is simply a joy to use. There is so much I love ...

This is one of the underlying issues. Which is why I kept participating instead of just walking away from the brand loyalists. I agree, this camera is working fine. I agree that the use of ...

I want to answer my own thing here. The next step up (expanded spot? something) will usually work. I say usually because the box is large enough that focusing on small areas can be problematic. For ...

This is a great explanation! Thank You! But I have a question. If I used 1-point and it still struggles with the edge of the phone (which it did) what is the next way to focus? When I say struggle, ...

It's not just the AF itself. For example: on sony every zone area has a tracking and non-tracking version. And you can independently turn on/off face options for any of them as well. The canon has ...

I have a general conclusion about how this camera compares to the sony, and why one user would be interested in one or the other. Setting aside any AF or feature implementation likes, dislikes or ...

That’s interesting. I didn’t get to experience stuff like that with any of these rentals. The macro abilities of the 35 have been pretty solid for me. And it dodges the low contrast focus issue ...

Man, that’s worse than mine. Mine at least is limited to low contrast flat targets. IMO, the camera should be able to grab anything in that image. Plastic easter eggs is the new problem. Can’t ...

Is it narrower depth of field only? Or is there something else? For me, the cost of fuji is the compelling aspect with relatively little sacrifice. If I got a crazy bonus this quarter I would ...

ha! The 50d can’t nail focus on anything in live view. No recording that. But, yeah, the egg thing will work. Gonna try it. Not even worth mentioning the nikon explicitly? ;) completely accurate on ...