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Originally Posted by Blondebaerde
Sure, they're okay. And I remember from some years ago you like me got a lot out of the X100 (series). Those just keep getting better over time, btw. I sold my "T" version the other year, as I'd pushed it to the limits and beyond.
Best I could do with my smartphone, which is btw a Samsung S10+, is below. Nice, for what it is. Hell yes. Objectively "good" photos, though: uhm, not so much. Low light is a perfect example of where they fall down in the details.
...And it's my favorite time of day to shoot, dawn in this case.
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moving objects require much faster speeds than stationary ones .
when you have good cameras with superb high iso performance low light is not a problem .
i have shot dim light sports with my nikon z6 and a lower light lens like the nikon 70-200mm f2.8
it is rather easy to shoot it in manual .
i pick a fairly decent speed like 1/250 , a lens opening with decent depth of field , then i let auto iso ramp up and down in to the thousands with excellent results .
the fuji x100s is very good in dim light but iso performance is old school for shooting moving subjects in low light ....
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