pictureAngst

Thank you, a really useful article

Use the camera? Wouldn't that affect the resale value?

The sensor is made by Sony who subcontract to Toshiba, who buy in the specialist colour filter array from IBM under license from Polaroid.

Actually I made that up, but since all the other nerdie...

Hmm, there's an echo in here

Yep, dpreview has covered 70% of real world usage with that one.

Yep, dpreview has covered 70% of real world usage with that one.

It will.

In fact, Fuji could make any focal length they liked and the framelines would appear.

Great article, but in the final thoughts you might want to change 'detachable lenses' to 'detachable LCDs''

If I threw all that away how on earth would I get a good price for my equipment on eBay 12 months later when new stuff comes on the market?Like the Patek Philippe ad says, I don't own my camera...

Wonderful - I particularly like the train picture and the one before it (the composition is excellent)--------------------------------pictureAngst

I believe one of the firmware upgrades introduced the option to disable the macro option. Cheers, pA

This pro review with samples might help:- http://www.prophotonut.com/2013/07/08/10-portraits-and-a-review-of-the-fujifilm-xf-55-200mm-f3-5-4-8-lm-ois-lens/ "Do I love this lens? Yes It’s perfect in...

To make this analogy valid, Rolex would need to fit Submariner bezels to Seiko diving watches, and Mont Blanc glue white stars to the end of Zebra pens.

Now if you had mentioned Leica compacts...

The Hasselblad design team seems to have a preoccupation with how things fit in the palm of their hands.

- you can't have the Q menu without the Q button, unless it replaces an existing button's function
- you can't have AF like the X100S as there are no AF sensors built into the sensor
- you could...

Lovely images, wonderful colour - thank you so much for sharing--------------------------------pictureAngst

I've configured it to clean on startup, because the times when I change the lens (having switched the camera off beforehand) is when the sensor will be most likely to gather dust.

Lovely soulful captures - the B&W treatment really makes you focus on the textures in the second shot and the great expressions in the third. Many thanks for sharing

@Dennis - thanks for the link, guessed it was something like that.

In my meetings I'll now be able to look incredulously at anyone who queries me, exclaim "you know - Kipling?" then shake my head...

That's so incredibly profound that I have no idea what it means.

I've made a promise to myself that I will repeat it in at least 3 business meetings today, then sit back and look knowingly while...