DavidBostock

One of the differences between these two settings is that you have a Grip, Morris. It may not seem likely, but I wonder if you were to shoot some tests without the grip to see if you get any ...

It looks like the IBIS is working as described in the manual: Shooting only will enable only when shutter button is released, unless you're using continuous AF, then it engages while shutter is ...

I see the shooting only IBIS behavior you describe, but it's acting a little differently. I hand held my 150-600. Set the IBIS to Shooting Only. At first I did not think it was working at all. But ...

I tried this test with my X-H2. I shot a relatively stationary bird at roughly 20 feet out (a Bittern). I had continuous focus on and Morris's recommended settings. First I used bird subject ...

That is encouraging indeed. I can only hope that they update the firmware of the X-H2 with something similar. Not looking for X-H2S levels, but subject identification with the X-H2 and 150-600 is ...

Another advantage to the 150-600 is that the zoom is internal. Less chance of dust getting into the lens, especially on an African tour.

Hmmm, that's some pretty high sharpening settings. I know that lenses can impact sharpening settings, but wow... I have used FujiFilm for a few years now and have a GFX100 and new X-H2 with the ...

I recently picked up the X-H2 and the new 23, 33, and 56. I had planned to only keep two, but after shooting, testing, etc...I couldn't decide which one to return, so kept them all. The 56 is my ...

Great shot of the lit part of the moon, but, curious how you get stars on the dark half of the moon?