I won't say there's consensus among the YT talking heads, but a theme that keeps recurring at the end of videos is: "I don't normally shoot the way Fuji wants me to with this camera, but after just trusting the process, I found it really enjoyable and fresh in a way I wasn't expecting".
I think a lot of people are bringing 1) a lack of experience with things like digital teleconverters and in-body aspect ratio visualization and 2) a mindset based on MILC systems into their starting notions of what shooting this camera is, and are thusless confused as to why you'd want to use these tools in the field and not back at home.
It's nice to hear that even people who don't already do those things, unlike me, end up enjoying the camera for what it's doing, even if it's not a camera they'd necessarily "convert" to long term.
There's only so much you can explain to someone about why shooting X-Pan in the field is "better" than cropping at home, and it's cool that this camera is showing them why it could be so.
Mar 22, 2025 at 05:17 PM
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