digital video camera recorder fhd review

Image quality straight-out-of-camera on the X100V is actually so good that it’s one of the few cameras I’m comfortable shooting JPEG-only. (It’s also way better than any micro four-thirds sensor camera, and most other X100V alternatives.)

When shot wide open at f/2, bokeh is beautiful, with subject separation normally only reserved for cameras with much larger sensors (and lenses) – the sensor in this camera is APS-C, but you’d be forgiven for assuming you’re shooting full frame – the image quality really is that impressive. White balance on the Fujifilm X100V is actually even better than the $2,000+ pro DSLRs I used to use to shoot weddings. With the Fujifilm X100V, a combination of Fujifilm’s legendary imaging know-how, the unique and new f/2 23mm version 2 (35mm equivalent) lens, and the latest 26.1MP X-Trans sensor deliver rich, contrasty images with excellent skin-tones. I’ve shot many different cameras over my years as a photographer, but the ones that really resonate with me are the ones that produce images with a certain something else – that ‘X’ factor (pun not intended!) The X100V is the most aesthetically beautiful camera I’ve ever used – it pains me to say it, but if you can’t afford a Leica and want something just as beautiful, get one of these… Thankfully the images out of the Fujifilm X100V are nothing short of incredible, regardless of if you are shooting RAW or JPEG. If the final image doesn’t look notably better than a photo taken with your smartphone, there’s little point in wasting your money on a dedicated camera. Image quality should be top of the list when researching cameras. The tilting LCD touchscreen is one of several great updates to the X100V. Fujifilm X100V | All Round Best Compact Camera

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Digital video camera recorder fhd review