Yes bro. Eterna profile is amazing. Plus that 10 bit

frrrrrr

Timestamp?

Yeah but also true that Chris is out of focus most of the time during the walking scene starting at 2:55

I noticed that too. It was much better than the XS 10 clip.

Here's Ian reviewing a rock kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdJ8nbuKsMy5iXU.html

Truth lol

Chris! Get on it!

Stop giving them April fool idea

Lol! So True. I remember my first foray back into photography and found Chris' Camera Store video on the Nikon D-3500 (only one with variable/touch screen at the time). I remember thinking, "why isn't this guy doing something much bigger!". Both these guys are world class, and I've learned a ton from them. Hoping that DPReview won't kill their integrity.

Why

@@NRGGustavo why not

I was looking to upgrade to mirrorless from my Nikon D3200 and I compared Nikon's Z 50 and their newly released Z fc with the Fujifilm X-S10 and I have decided to make the move over to Fujifilm to their X-S10.

I've lost some of the fun of photography in recent years. This is largely due to my Nikon D5100, whose AF has often ruined my photos. I only have 2.8 zoom lenses (Tokina 11-16, Sigma 17-50 and Sigma 50-150) and shooting sharp photos with the Sigma 50-150 open is almost impossible. I've already had my camera and lens adjusted by Sigma, but it didn't help much. Sony has the best AF system, but I don't like the body and handling at all. The Fuji with its beautiful body and the deep grip, the built-in stabilizer and the great range of lenses totally appeals to me. The video features are not so important to me. Video post-processing takes even more time, which I rarely have. For this reason, the X-S10 rather than the X-S20 comes into question for me. This camera in combination with the f2.8 lenses Sigma 11-18, Sigma 18-50 and Fuji 50-140 is my dream combination.

Long time Canon FF user, curious how does the XT3 do in indoor poorly light situation?

im looking to buy xt 200 and i checked image quality on dp review and it looks like xt 200 has the same image quality and noise reduction as xt4,30 you agree?with my tight budget its a win win situation

@SUAVE VISION TV im still using my one and only Canon sx10is 10 year old sooperzoom camera with swivel screen like on xt200 so upgrading to anything that doesnt have swivel is not for me.also having tight budget xt 200 looks super good especially when im upgrading from 1/2.3 sensor to mirrorless.Ohh and superzoom fan that i am i wanna buy cheap xc 50-230 lens and maybe some wideangle in the future

@Prashanth Panicker thanks for the recommendation. I often shoot in situations where I can't use a flash. I have two Canon crop sensor cameras and had horrible results. I've used a Sony FF, it was a beast. However, the cost is astronomical. I was curious about Fuji's.

@@averageguy1261 That Sony FF has cheaper lenses than Fuji, if you look at Sigma, Tamron, and Samyang. You don't go to Fuji for "affordable."

I agree its really beautiful

It does look great!

Which Olympus you have?

I just switched for that very reason, was happy with my G85 but didn't want anything bigger and wanted a larger sensor as well as better low light.

As Built to Spill said.... "What about Canada? This paradise of pines and ice"

Plenty of cheap grips you can buy for your xt4

I'm one of that four. Anybody else?

@@spritual_enlightenment Lol, exactly 3 upvotes - seems we found the four people 😅

I understood: "for the poor people that might be interested in that profile..." :D

Check out Mattias Burling :)

Does that make Jordan Short Round?

@@hunterholt1249 Jordan is clearly Spielberg in this analogy.

Have you seen an Indiana Jones movies? I have yet to see Chris punch a Nazi......

Minus the whip and the cool hat. Unless he's been hiding something.

😂😂😂😂

I just ordered one, with the 15-45 kit lens. Mostly for video purposes. How is yours holding up? Still happy with it?

@@cineturon Yup, currently it's in my studio with the 18-120mm on it. My only video complaint is that when on AF-S it will do this focus check every now and again and go out of focus momentarily, while AF-C is not totally reliable. I use it mostly on manual in the studio. I've messed around with the tracking settings and that doesn't really improve things, unless we're ready to go with 100% lock and 0% speed. Bottom line, it's a good video camera, not a great one. As far as still photography goes, no complaints. It's a nice, light package and with the kit lens it'll be a good, compact setup. My focus results may differ from yours as the focusing is a camera-lens pairing. You may get better focusing results as the PZ kit lens is moving less "stuff".

@@photographybypetercharles9939 thank you!

I feel the same Vincent. May be time to ditch canon and try something new.

Thanks! I really appreciate hearing that. It means a lot more than you know.

Did you end up buying? How you like it

The thing is... one if the most praised features of fujifilm cameras where the knobs ( shutter speed, iso,...) that allowed you to set your camera as you're picking it up even before turning it on. No need to look through EVF nor tilt the screen. Having an x-t2, which i love, I'm starting to think that my last fujifilm upgrade will be the x-t3. The newer x-t4 flip screen it's not with photografy at heart, and the size/weight are not that far from a full frame. I was really looking forward this x-s10 would be the smaller body, but with the x-t3 soul. With the glass investment I've made, i sure hope that a newer camera for photography mainly is in the works.

@@pimentovski2011 That's a good point... I guess I do it all the time but don't really think abut it!

@@pimentovski2011 Totally agree with you. I own the X-T2 also and just by looking at the camera I can see which settings I am using. Also, while I didn't have any problems with SD cards yet, the dual card slot can be a life saver when on a job. Photography is a hobby of mine, but I sometimes shoot business events or school proms. I would have a major problem if my single SD card would fail during those events. I could lose dozens of photos which I can't reproduce.

UI, id take the X-S10 every time

there really isn't a comparison, the x-s10 is ages ahead.

they just put one up if you're still interested!

@@nicklennaerts4791 thank you so much!

No weather sealing and small evf, otherwise perfect

@@UberM3n But those tradeoffs are reasonable for tge price. If those are necessities for the type of work you do, one can move up to the XT4 at twice the price.

Autofocus issue in video mode :(, though it exists in x-t4 too

No way. Photographers-only can go elsewhere. There’s the X-Pro line for them.

Love my X-T4

I`d love an xt4 with a rangefinder style viewfinder. (the xpro 3 has no ibis, and I think I would dislike the display aswell as the price ) :D

Really not worth the bulkiness for me.

What do you gain? Some more bokeh, a bit better ISO performance at the extreme end, and that's about it. The Fuji APS-C sensor is the best ever made and it's got some interesting quirks to it such as ISO 2000+ at low light being cleaner then 1250 ish

@@cyrfung have not handled a Sony camera? There is no extra bulk to go full frame...

mostly wide angle, I'd say

Full frame lenses on Sony side cheaper than Fuji lenses if comparing equivalent depth of field.

Yes! His face trauma was worth it!

Im looking into going from a6000 to fuji or canon. Canon is just heavy and bulky but I do like the offering. Xs10 seems great in terms of ergonomics and lenses are lighter than canons. But is it worth it considering the sony a6000 goes between 300-500 and the allrounder 18-1-5 F4 for 600 ish. Is it really that much of an upgrade?

What makes you use this one more vs. The XT-4?

Well the XT3 went back up in price. Fuji is disappointing me lately with these Canon-like decisions.

Hi. The X-T3 has a firmware fix coming in two weeks to bring the autofocus and other features up to date. The X-S10 has that firmware from the get go. All announced today.

Of course. It's newer 😂 I have the X-T30 and the XS10 is giving me all the "MUST NOT UPGRADE" feels.

it seems like a great "non-pro" keen photographer style camera to me, the lack of 2 SD cards and no WR is definitely the huge downsides to this but everything else is superb! No real pro would ever shoot without dual card slots, its just not worth the risk! Perfect for me putting in my backpack and taking out with me on the motorbike for some nice photography in scenic places but i wouldnt shoot a wedding with it for instance.

@@s1dew1nd3r4 The price is certainly compelling, and that could make it "good enough."

I really like that new grip, and the new cleaner look.

XT3 or XS10? I'm leaning towards XT... but flippy screen D:

Thank fully there's FW4.0 for you guys!

@@professionalpotato4764 I think for videographers it's easily the XS10 because of IBIS and subject tracking in video. As a photographer though, I'd still prefer an X-T3 because I like its controls, weather sealing and SD slots on the side. There's also a vertical grip for X-T3, which is nice considering it has a small battery.

The XT3 has 4K 60, 10 bit internal, HLG as well. The XS10 does not have those features

@@alihammad6318 damn, I thought X-T30 and this can record 10-bit internally

I was very interested on the Z50 until the announcement of this new XS10. Seriously, to my type of work, 240fps and IBIS are deal breakers! Sorry, Nikon.

Couldn't agree more Nick. I use the XT2 for the larger viewfinder and have an XT30 as a back up camera. The irony is that the XT1 was a similar size to the XT30 and they put a large viewfinder in that.

I was looking to upgrade to mirrorless from my Nikon D3200 and I compared Nikon's Z 50 and their newly released Z fc with the Fujifilm X-S10 and I have decided to make the move over to Fujifilm to their X-S10.

They are about as simple as it gets.

It's an entry-level camera so expect minimal features.

Expect the XH2 to remedy this eventually. I'm waiting for that

It would make the X-T4 redundant if they fixed that.

@@voorachter2733 agreed yeah. That's why they held it back

X-T3's are coming down in price a bit, so you might be able to stretch to one of those too. :)

A plastic bag also helps.

I would go for xs10 only because it has the stabilization... My current camera is in body stabiized and honestly it makes a lot of difference!

@@niteshtripathi678 thanks bro but I am gonna buy xt3 that 10bit is what I want

Yes, if you shoot JPG+RAW you can re-process your images on the camera. You can adjust some extra parameters like saturation, sharpening, shadows and highlights as well, but by that point you might as well process the RAW on a computer. PS: this is how it is on the X-T3 at least, I assume this one is the same more or less.

If you shoot RAW, yes.

@@trlandet same on x-t20