Fujifilm vs Canon
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Portable photo printer. Which one do you use and why? I'm stuck between the Kodak Mini 3 Retro and Instax Link Wide.
Canon vs Fujifilm
Canon's R10 and R7 are both excellent cameras, and competitively priced, but you'll have a lot more options with the Fuji system, both with bodies and lenses.
You'll likely get better AF and tracking from the Canon cameras, though, especially for the money.
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I'm an amateur photographer and wanted to buy a mirrorless aps-c camera. Fujifilm vs Canon? What are the pros and cons? Thank you for the answers.
Right now I'm leaning towards Fuji but the lens seemed to be more costly for me.
Edit: Thank you for the replies once again. It seems Fuji lenses are not that relatively expensive after all.
I'm an amateur photographer and wanted to buy a mirrorless aps-c camera. Fujifilm vs Canon? What are the pros and cons? Thank you for the answers.
Honestly, right now I'm leaning towards Fuji but the lens seemed to be more costly for me.
Canon's R10 and R7 are both excellent cameras, and competitively priced, but you'll have a lot more options with the Fuji system, both with bodies and lenses.
You'll likely get better AF and tracking from the Canon cameras, though, especially for the money.
I’ve used both fuji and canon. If you intend to make money, I’d go canon. If you don’t, fuji is a great option. More value if you’re not looking for a return and the difference in autofocus would only matter if you intend on shooting sports/wildlife/events.
I shot sports with fuji and it got the job done but it could be very hit or miss. Plus I like that even “lower end” fuji lenses come weather sealed unlike canons none L options in the current rf line up.
I’m looking for a birthday gift for my wife. I’m currently looking at these instant cameras: Instax mini 90, But probably a Fujifilm Instax sq6
For Bluetooth photo printers, I’m looking at Kodak Step, HP sprocket, Fujifilm Instax Link 2, Fujifilm Instax SP-3, but I’m mostly looking at the Fujifilm Instax Link Wide.
Honestly I’m not sure the quality of instant printers printing iPhone pictures, vs instant cameras. I think the ability to print multiple copies of previously taken pictures is sweet, but I doubt it feels the same.
Anyways if you have a different suggestion or want to weigh in, please comment below. Thanks
Hey everyone, thinking about switching to Fuji from Canon.
To the people who switched from Canon to Fuji, what are some of the pros and cons that you've experienced?