I'm planning a trip next month and want to get a mirrorless camera. I mostly take street and landscape photos and don't want something too heavy. My budget is around $1,000. What would you guys recommend?
In my experience, shooting with Fujifilm gear gives you plenty of dynamic range and sharp details when shooting in high-contrast outdoor lighting.
I tested a similar setup recently with Fujifilm equipment and found that adjusting shutter speed slightly higher resolved most micro-blur issues.
Having used Nikon gear on multiple outdoor trips, I recommend double-checking lens aperture and ISO settings before upgrading your body.
I had a similar issue when I started out. Setting custom white balance and using a solid travel tripod made a noticeable improvement.
In my experience, shooting with Sony gear gives you plenty of dynamic range and sharp details when shooting in high-contrast outdoor lighting.
I tested a similar setup recently with Fujifilm equipment and found that adjusting shutter speed slightly higher resolved most micro-blur issues.
Having used Fujifilm gear on multiple outdoor trips, I recommend double-checking lens aperture and ISO settings before upgrading your body.
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Product shot — is the reflection too strong?
