Afternoon all,
About a year ago I bought myself a Canon 550D, and later a Sigma 10-20mm wide angle lens, and have acquired some filters and whatnot etc between then and now.
I've used the camera a fair amount, got some nice shots in Malta when we went last summer. However, what with being a student, I rarely get the time to 'properly' go out to places with all the gear and get good shots. Even when I'm up in London or wherever, it's often a pain to have to lug around a weighty slr, not to mention all the other bits and bobs! I just don't feel I'm getting the best out of the camera.
As such, I've been contemplating selling the SLR bits that I've got, and replacing them with a nice high end compact. I've been looking at something like the Fujifilm x100 (partly because it has looks to die for!). This is far more portable and so I can have it with me with much less bother, and is far more discreet about town- but still has top notch image quality (or at least good enough for someone of my experience). It should let me keep learning and taking photos, whilst better suiting my lifestyle.
So, after that ramble...any thoughts?
Cheers folks,
About a year ago I bought myself a Canon 550D, and later a Sigma 10-20mm wide angle lens, and have acquired some filters and whatnot etc between then and now.
I've used the camera a fair amount, got some nice shots in Malta when we went last summer. However, what with being a student, I rarely get the time to 'properly' go out to places with all the gear and get good shots. Even when I'm up in London or wherever, it's often a pain to have to lug around a weighty slr, not to mention all the other bits and bobs! I just don't feel I'm getting the best out of the camera.
As such, I've been contemplating selling the SLR bits that I've got, and replacing them with a nice high end compact. I've been looking at something like the Fujifilm x100 (partly because it has looks to die for!). This is far more portable and so I can have it with me with much less bother, and is far more discreet about town- but still has top notch image quality (or at least good enough for someone of my experience). It should let me keep learning and taking photos, whilst better suiting my lifestyle.
So, after that ramble...any thoughts?
Cheers folks,