I used to be scrolling by means of my Instagram profile the opposite day, wanting on the numerous photographs I’ve shot on totally different cameras – the Fujifilm X100F, GFX 50S II, Nikon D750 and even my iPhone – and truthfully? All of them seemed nearly an identical.
It’s simple to get caught up within the hype of recent mirrorless cameras; greater sensors, greater megapixels, insane dynamic vary. However right here’s the truth: in case your photographs are solely dwelling on Instagram, X or Fb, does having the newest and biggest gear actually matter?
Social media strips photographs of positive particulars, compressing every little thing into the identical mush of pixels. The delicate tonal gradations and backbone benefits of medium format get fully misplaced. The one manner you’d see a distinction is should you had been printing, or possibly zooming in at 100%, however with compression, even that may not assist.
Particularly with the best way I personally shoot, black-and-white with movement blur and grain, utilizing the Acros movie simulation with minor private changes. The distinction between an X100F and a GFX 50S II picture on a telephone display is sort of nonexistent. Are you able to inform from the pictures on this article?
With the GFX 100RF now introduced by Fujifilm, it’s simple to get swept up within the advertising and marketing hype – I do know I am responsible of it. However I’d extremely suggest taking a step again and asking your self: what are you truly doing together with your photographs? In the event you’re not printing large-scale, will the additional decision and dynamic vary actually change something?
I not too long ago wrote an article about how I used my Nikon D750 once more for the primary time in a few years, and as anticipated it carried out brilliantly. The photographs are pretty much as good at the moment as they had been when the digicam was first launched.