mikee_j

Of course I have no idea of what you photograph. A lot of people on this forum get way to technical with cameras. If you can’t make amazing images with a Q then you need to look at yourself, not ...

I have the Q-P and love it. Thought about upgrading to the Q2, but for me I don't need the extra bits. It can easily for your one and only camera. I also have a Sony A7iii with a few lenses but ...

Fantastic reply and appreciate the detail. For me, the ergonomics of the A7iii have never been great, but its been manageable because of the other amazing features, like image quality and the ...

Yes, that’s why the word was in quotations

Hi all, Simple question. Anyone moved from a A7 series or A9 series body to the smaller compact A7C? Why did you move, how have you found it and would you recommend it? (personally thinking about ...

Do it. Less is more. The only thing that is limiting is yourself as a photographer. As a passionate hobbyist you’ll enjoy the absolute amazing quality of Leica and have the freedom to use such ...

Thanks for sharing

Yes, but I don’t have an M43 camera and when images do it need cropping I get the full resolution goodness

Hi all, An interesting thought experiment that I'm thinking about, which may feed into some gear decisions. I shoot a lot of golf photography. This is done whilst playing, so the most important ...

I was thinking the same. I set my Q-P jpeg setting to monochrome and I see B&W through the EVF

Thanks. Silver lining for me was knowing now how much I value a built in EVF. The attachment for the M6II was lovely to use, but need it built in. Think I may be looking Fuji way now

It turned out that the camera was the issue, not the lens. I tried the camera with 2 other lenses including a prime which still produced soft images similar to the one posted in my original post

If you actually read the posts you will see that the camera was proven to be faulty. Should I just accept a faulty camera because of improvements made since the 70’s. I want my camera to work as ...

If you read the thread you will see that the camera was indeed proven to be faulty

UPDATE TO ORIGINAL POST: For anyone who was following this post, I sent the camera back to the supplier after another day of really soft images similar to the one posted earlier in the thread. Just ...

Hi all, Looking for a new camera for my hiking bag. Needs to be small(ish) so thinking APSC sensor size mirrorless and want a single lens option when hiking, so the kit lens (18-55 style) is important.

See my first post

Do you guys ever go out and take photographs 😂

I haven’t been in auto mode for 20 years 😂

Straight out of camera jpeg! been testing a bit in the garden and the lens is noticeable softer at 45mm.