Neither of them have a good set of APS-C primes. Neither Canon or Nikon fully supports their APS-C format. If the X-T2 video ends up being satisfactory for my uses, then that means the equipment I would carry has shrunk in size. I've shot a lot of video over the years and have been thinking of getting a camcorder. Much of the time, I'll not be using the grip. I have to carry the extra batteries anyway.
I'm getting the grip because I want the extra batteries so that in fast changing situations I can shoot constantly at high speed for a couple hours. Lots of people do not need it and wont buy it.
You are also making the claim that most people who buy the X-T2 are going to also get the battery grip (which is over $300 without the batteries). You are speculating about a trend and ignoring data that does not support it. Fuji is coming out with 23/f2 and 50/2 lenses that are smaller than the existing primes. It is still smaller than the X-Pro1 from 5 years ago. The X-T2 is only slightly bigger and by the reviews of pre-production users, feels the same as the X-T1 in the hands. and so gliding on the slippery slope towards making the largest small camera in the world make its way, one slide at the time. The majority of the X-T2 buyers will buy the grip because nobody would want to be left out and ONLY use 9 shots a second, it has to be 11. Then there was a call for more battery life faster action and video and so it became necessary to provide a grip which is not only a container for batteries but actually enables the camera to perform those high functions which few “ need' to use but everybody would buy into, and so, the camera which was born small has grown again.
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Of course the reason why mirrorless camera started a new course and trend in modern photography wasn’t only the retro looks (none more retro than Fujifilm) which attracts Older and Younger generations, but the fact that all of a sudden the camera had shrunk to a size that was allowing people to have great professional results with a camera based on a small format.īut then the “bokeh people” started asking more light efficient lenses, which have to be larger by their own nature and the system started growing in size as well as in choice.
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