Fujifilm X-T2 vs Nikon D750 and Nikon D500
There have been a lot of Nikon vs Fujifilm comparisons lately and I am not surprised. Nikon is even lagging behind Canon since the release of the Canon M5. They are the only major manufacture to not release a serious mirrorless camera. Hopefully things will turn around for Nikon this year, but if Nikon doesn’t release a mirrorless camera soon we might have a lot of new FujiAddicts.
The Photo Video Guy – This May Be the Mirrorless You Need/Want
FujiLove – 24 Hours On The London Underground Night Tube With The X-T2
Richard Simko – Wentworth Falls bushwalk, Blue Mountains
Andy Mumford – Fujifilm X-T2 Review
Fujifilm-Blog – Sports Photography as a Spectator
Fujifilm Blog Car Tracking Settings
- Shutter dial set to ’T’ (and locked). Shutter speed selected on rear command dial
- Optical Image Stabilisation (OIS) on.
- Metering set to Centre Weighted.
- Autofocus – AF-C with camera set to ‘boost’ to improve reaction time.
- AF custom setting on Set 3 (Accelerating / decelerating subject)
- AF Mode to Single Point or Zone (3×3 points) – I prefer Single Point for more accuracy with cars amongst the trees and other obstacles such as spectators.
- Drive set to CH (8 or 11 fps)
- Action freezing images – 1/500 to 1/1000s with aperture wide open. Adjust ISO accordingly. Try to avoid freezing the wheels so the car looks like it is parked on the road.
- Panning images – 1/125s or 1/60s choose a suitable aperture and drop the ISO down to 200/400.
- People shots – Autofocus to AF-S and use wide aperture to isolate the subject from the background when using telephoto lenses.
Fujifilm X-T2: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Nikon D500: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Nikon D750: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama
Canon M5: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama