Quicker and faster but I prefer the IQ of the Fuji when the 35 1.4 is mounted as I get more pleasing results than the NEX with 24 1.8. Also, shooting both cameras side by side I find the Sony to be a more responsive camera.
The Fuji beats the Sony at high ISO no question but I believe that is due to the Sony having 24 Megapixels crammed onto the same sized sensor. These are straight out of camera samples and each JPEG setting was set to “Standard”. I found if I let the cameras choose that the Fuji was overexposing quite a bit so I matched the Fuji to the Sony in regards to shutter speeds.
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UPDATE (I redid this test with the lenses set at f/5.6 and both are equally sharp)Įach camera was shot at the same aperture and same shutter speed throughout. So again, this is a JPEG test only and for ISO only. Keep in mind that the Sony files are MUCH crisper and sharper when converted from RAW as their JPEG’s leave a little do be desired. Since I can not really process the RAW’s from the Fuji just yet I shot BOTH in JPEG and turned Noise Reduction to each cameras lowest setting. I wanted to see how much better the X-Pro 1 is with high ISO shooting if you were wanting to shoot indoors without a flash. High ISO Wars: Fuji X-Pro 1 vs Sony NEX-7īefore I head out to the big Vegas Weekend tomorrow to put the X-Pro 1 to the test I decided to post a quick high ISO sample test with indoor light.
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