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I bagged a Fuji X-T30 and 15-45mm for £599 on Thursday which I think was an excellent deal. A possible problem here might be lack of stock due to ships queuing for weeks to unload at Felixstowe. ...

One of my favourite suppliers had some really good Black Friday deals for just a few hours on Thursday morning. I went for an X-T30 as my major use for it will be tripod-mounted so the lack of ...

There's a park in Chiswick,  west London where, if you stand still, the tree rats will mug you for food. Greys are nothing but a pest; the OP's reds are much nicer.

Have you actually tried looking for what you want? Suitable L brackets are freely available from eBay and, at a price, from RRS. Just remove the vertical component if you don't need it and you're ...

Yes, the TT685S and V860IIS have Sony's optical flash control built-in, as kli said at the end of the post you initially replied to, but if you're starting from scratch it's better to ignore it ...

I quite agree too and I don't know why my post has been picked on rather than the one I answered. Perhaps the mods should lock this sort of thread after a period of time. Would 30 seconds be long ...

And Sony is but in its ILC ranges, not in compact cameras. And who is Lou Walter Wilson that his quotes are meaningful anyway?

M43 uses the same pin layout (but not the same pin usage) as Canon but normally only uses three of the four extra connectors. Power is supplied from camera to flash on the fourth connector which is ...

Yeah, as a left-eyed shooter I just turn touch screens off. The tilting EVF helps keep my snout off the screen too. There's a JJC grip for the GX9 that adds Arca/Swiss compatibility and, unlike ...

One post wonder. Who'd have them? Is this a new record for thread exhumation? Even Dak hasn't managed 19 years. ;-)

95MB/s and 170MB/s are the read speeds. Both cards have the identical write speed of 90MB/s so buy whichever you can get cheaper. They're more than adequate for 4K.

There's a  difference between being charitable and being a charity.

I've definitely had it working so it's almost certainly some other setting that's blocking it for you. Do you have any Scene Selections or Picture Effects set? If all else fails a complete reset of ...

I doubt it's amazing. It's far more likely to be conscious design decisions by the Four-thirds consortium and Fujifilm as the Canon flash system considerably pre-dates modern mirrorless cameras.

I have that JJC grip on my GX9 as it greatly improves the handling as well as giving Arca compatibility. My middle finger naturally rests on top of the grip.

Sony's web site says 72cm which is close enough to your 750mm. The quote from the web site is AF (W: Approx. 3cm (0.10 ft.) to infinity, T: Approx.72cm (2.36 ft.) to infinity, f=250mm (35mm format ...

Okay so my data can be easily adjusted. Index mark to front of lens at '600mm' is 200mm which gives 500mm focussing distance for the AML72-01 so 2 dioptres. Minimum focussing distance is then ...

I initially thought that was the answer but then thought the sensor size shouldn't matter, only the number of pixels. Obviously, with its 16Mp & 20Mp sensors MFT is still well behind the 24Mp of ...

Yes, 1.4 dioptres is what I claimed last time we discussed this lens and that's consistent with the build compared with the 2 and 5 dioptre lenses that I also have and don't use.... Sony's web site ...

I tested the Sigma and got a maximum working distance of 700mm with the camera lens set to infinity. This reduced to 500mm with the lens at its minimum focus distance with a field of view  around ...