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"THAT'S IT THEN 100% FUJI-X"
I guess some of you may know that business wise we've been changing over to the X-T2 and Battery Packs for all our Motor Sport work, mainly because of how impressed with these cameras I have been at several F1 events this year.
For me these units are easily and I really do mean easily up to the job of Motor Sport work and any other photography that requires a fast operating camera. The last F1 we covered was the final race for 2016 at AD and was a particularly good test for the X-T2 units as not only did I have all of our three staff photographers plus myself covering the event for the first time without any DSLRs around, it also being a twilight event gave us a good chance to use these cameras in a low light situation with fast moving subjects. Well all I can say is we are all very very pleased with how the Fooj gear performed under these conditions compared to the DSLRs we've been using.
So that's it then the last of our company Nik's (body's only) bid us farewell this morning and we are now 100% Fuji and at the moment everyone is very happy with the decision to change and has no complaints whatsoever. And to boot we've ended up financially quite a bit better off as the sale of all our DSLRs sold for more than I paid for all the Fuji gear. "RESULT"
I've still got some DSLR stuff of my own which I'll keep as I just don't ever sell my own gear, but to be honest I can't see it getting much if any use. Probably just store it together with all of my old film gear that I've never parted with.
Hopefully now that the hectic part of our photography year is over I can leave the studio based Promo and any Rally work that we cover to someone else and get on with my main source of income (not photography based) and maybe spend some time photographing a few things just for the pleasure & fun of it.
Finally we'll probably be running some more workshop weekends in 2017 as the ones we have run this year have been very popular (nothing's set in stone as yet) but if any of you are interested then drop me a PM at some point to let me know. If we decide to go ahead then they'll be at our base in Northamptonshire and will include Studio Photography (products etc), Motor Sport (techniques etc) and one or two other things.
Hope this has not been too boring to read.,
George.
I guess some of you may know that business wise we've been changing over to the X-T2 and Battery Packs for all our Motor Sport work, mainly because of how impressed with these cameras I have been at several F1 events this year.
For me these units are easily and I really do mean easily up to the job of Motor Sport work and any other photography that requires a fast operating camera. The last F1 we covered was the final race for 2016 at AD and was a particularly good test for the X-T2 units as not only did I have all of our three staff photographers plus myself covering the event for the first time without any DSLRs around, it also being a twilight event gave us a good chance to use these cameras in a low light situation with fast moving subjects. Well all I can say is we are all very very pleased with how the Fooj gear performed under these conditions compared to the DSLRs we've been using.
So that's it then the last of our company Nik's (body's only) bid us farewell this morning and we are now 100% Fuji and at the moment everyone is very happy with the decision to change and has no complaints whatsoever. And to boot we've ended up financially quite a bit better off as the sale of all our DSLRs sold for more than I paid for all the Fuji gear. "RESULT"
I've still got some DSLR stuff of my own which I'll keep as I just don't ever sell my own gear, but to be honest I can't see it getting much if any use. Probably just store it together with all of my old film gear that I've never parted with.
Hopefully now that the hectic part of our photography year is over I can leave the studio based Promo and any Rally work that we cover to someone else and get on with my main source of income (not photography based) and maybe spend some time photographing a few things just for the pleasure & fun of it.
Finally we'll probably be running some more workshop weekends in 2017 as the ones we have run this year have been very popular (nothing's set in stone as yet) but if any of you are interested then drop me a PM at some point to let me know. If we decide to go ahead then they'll be at our base in Northamptonshire and will include Studio Photography (products etc), Motor Sport (techniques etc) and one or two other things.
Hope this has not been too boring to read.,
George.