richheath

Have another look at the X20, and try to forget about the small sensor. As someone else said, you'll never find a good zoom with a large sensor in a compact package. Have a look at what actual...

Interesting to see someone going from Fuji X -> M4/3 as that's exactly the opposite to me! I've had a ridiculous number of cameras (both film and digital), but my most recent move was from the G3...

I have an X-E1 and I can confirm that [at least for me] the EVF is sometimes jerky, but only in low light; it's as fast as anything in good light. I think the problem is that in the lower light...

When I bought my X-E1, I intended to sell my G3 and a load of lenses. I'm pruning back the lenses to just the 20mm, 14-45 and Oly 40-150, as a nice kit to use when quality is not paramount and AF...

I use a Crumpler Singapore Slim (not the thicker Singapore Sling) on both my X10 and X-E1 so I can chuck them over my shoulder when I go out walking or cycling. I hardly notice the weight on my...

That's excellent! I was quite pleased with the IR I've been doing with my X10, but the shutter speeds were quite slow and the high iso nowhere near as good as the X-E1. Looks like it's quite...

It's also interesting that people rue this as another loss on the high street to faceless chain stores. Generally that's exactly what Jessops was, just as Comet was. There may have been a few...

I worked for Jessops for 2 years from 2000-2002, I must say it's become a shadow of it's former self. Well stocked shelves of interesting equipment ranging from a Pentax K100 clone all the way up...

If it is a hiss, then I believe it's normal. If it's something else then I don't think it is. I've had the X-E1 + 18-55mm for about 2 weeks and mine is both hissing (which I can believe is normal)...

These are on their way according to the lens roadmap (http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/xf_lens/roadmap/  ) 56mm F1.4 (84mm FF Equiv)55-200mm F3.5-4.810-24mm F4Hopefully they'll be...

I've been using GGS screens for years on various cameras and love them. I should be receiving the 3" for my X-E1 very shortly. They are very tough (except the corners, the one on my E-P1 has...

It's true the X-E1 feels a little front heavy with the zoom, but not massively so. I've attached a hot-shoe mounted thumb grip (Horusbennu) and this allows me to use the pressure from my thumb to...

I'm really looking forward to the 55-200mm F3.5/4.8. Hoping it'll be as well made and as sharp as the 18-55. If it is then it'll be my next purchase...

I can only echo what sgoldswo has already said about the zoom - it really is phenomenal, both in build quality and sharpness. It feels amazing to use and really has made my upgrade from m4/3...

I agree with Viking79 - get the 18-55 if you're not sure. Looks like a nice balance of IQ and convenience.I intend to get the camera with the 18-55 (to get the nice discount as a kit) and then pick...

I've not been to Ireland myself (yet) but my enduring image of Irish countryside is the network of hedgerows enclosing lush green fields, compressed by a moderate telephoto. For this reason alone,...

I love this location - I've raced down that steep footpath at dawn a few times myself...Love the effect the long exposure has had on the sky.The image seems rather orange to me - not sure if this...

Very well said, Depscribe.

Wow, these are absolutely stunning. I particularly love the second one - it's just full of interest and detail from the foreground to the back. I love the foreground of the one with the starfish,...