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Glam in the hotel, a press-swarmed red carpet, and a performance – I only brought one camera with me to shoot Rita Ora, and it was the Fuji X100F. It might sound crazy, but there’s a reason this unassuming little fixed lens point-and-shoot is my go-to when dealing with celebrity clients and tough lighting situations.
The Fuji X100F is perfect for intimate, candid moments. Unfortunately, scenes like this are rarely well-lit. Just how good is the X100F in low light – and how well does it render ISO 12,800? In this post, we'll discover how the Fuji X100F holds up in fast-paced, low light situations.
Can a 'technically worse' camera can outperform a full frame DSLR – and snag your winning shots on a professional shoot? The sheer difference in style and emotion will surprise you. If you're not bringing a B-camera to your shoots, you could be missing out on the best shots of the day.
