Then, I was able to connect and register the camera, but the connection was dropped before I could complete the process on the PC. NET 4.0, so installed that for me before the Autosave software. The installer detected that I didn’t have.
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Setting up the software was squirrely on my Netbook. Seemed like a wonderful idea to me, since getting to either the USB jack or the SD memory card on this waterproof camera involved opening the watertight seal – something I wouldn’t want to wear out. And it’s purple.įujifilm offers software to wirelessly transfer pictures from the camera to a computer. Waterproof, 16 MP pictures, HD video, slow-motion video, geotagging, wi-fi, charges from USB, face-finding, auto macro down to a couple inches, and other modes. For more common causes of this error message, try. I will assume that the reader is familiar with Ipv4 networking in this article. I also accept recommendations for the best cost-benefit for landscape and portrait.Ĭanon EOS RP with 24-105MM F4-7.1 IS STM + 50mm 1.8: USD 1,550Ĭanon EOS R with 24-1055MM F4-7.This is an esoteric and probably rare cause, and is being posting simply for technical interest. With this camera, I would by a 23mm or 35mm or 50 mm. Don’t ask me why, but yes, it’s correct, the X-T4 with 16-80mm is cheaper, and the X-S10 is more expensive. So, in summary, after playing with different cameras today, my final list will be: But the standard lens is the 24-105 F4-7.1 IS STM, which I learned is not so good at the 24-105 F4 IS USM.
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Besides, they are offering a package, which the 50mm 1.8 is coming for free (for the EOS RP only). I must say, it was the first time I tried those, they felt really good in my hands. The salesperson took me directly to the Canon EOS R and EOS RP. I explained my needs (travel light, take good photos for landscape, portrait, low light, etc.). Store# 3: It was not that different from Store # 2 storyline. I played a bit with the A7III and it was really good, besides having a bigger Viewfinder. APS-C? Really? Of course they didn't say anything against APS-C sensor, but they suggested, or you go for X-S10 (cheaper) or, for the same price level, take the A7III, not the X-T4. At the same price (more or less), they didn't understand what my doubt was between X-T4 or A7III. Store# 2: They didn't understand why I was looking at an APS-C camera.
With all the cameras aforementioned, it was the best grip and feel in my hands. I know XT-4 is a beauty, weather sealed, makes video in 4K at 60, has those amazing analog controls, but the X-S10 is a really nice device. I must say I was amazed with the grip and how light it is, but a bit concerned with the Viewfinder, since it's small (I didn't test it properly though, since I didn't want to put my eyes in a display unit :). I can take the X-S10 with these extra lenses for the same price of the X-T4. Store# 1: They tried to convince me that X-S10 with the standard lens kit (18-55mm) with a 35mm (F2) or even a 23mm (F2) would be the best option for my needs since I want to travel light, but take good landscape, city and portrait photos. Somehow, Canon options were not there in my priority list.
Olympus and Panasonic are not so strong where I live (I didn't see any of them in the stores, I can purchase them from Amazon or other online stores though). It was also interesting to hear the opinions of the sales team of each store.Īfter reading some reviews, watching some videos, my idea was to check the X-T4, X-S10, X-E4, Z50, Z5 and A7III (I'm aware they are not in the same category, but still I wanted to check these). I visited a few stores to check out the cameras and feel the grip, check the controls, lenses, etc. I just want to share my saga today at the Mall First, I'm sorry for the long text, feel free to skip it
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