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Hasselblad XPan Fujifilm TX-2 Olympus Mju II Fujifilm GW690 (III) Ricoh GR1 (v) Contax T2 and many more...
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There's no denying that there are some great benefits of having a lens this fast. But at the same time with great power comes great responsibility, i.e. you really need to know how to use it...
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Simple: 1) Fill the gaps in the existing prime lens lineup. I think we have enough primes to cover 16-50mm range. We need lenses like 70/2, 135/2.8 with teleconverter option and some other longer ...
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I really like how visually different Nikon and Fuji version of 23/1.4 is, despite the same optical design. This makes them match corresponding cameras perfectly. Shows C/V's dedication to detail,...
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I'm not interested in the current Sigma for X trio, but I do hope that Sigma will develop lenses Fuji doesn't make, such as 70/1.8, 135/2.8 that can take an extender or even a small-ish 200/4.
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@MacroDonata No. The complain was this: "Die Menschen erwarten, dass die GR trotz der Größe und des Gewichts eine allumfassende Kamera ist", which means that people expected a do-it-all camera,...
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Maybe yes, maybe no. What I know that after 3 years of shooting with Fuji camera only, I bought Ricoh GRIII as a secondary pocket cam and - there you go, moire came back. This is when I realized...
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What is the brand/model of that square hood you have on XF14/2.8? X-E4 is a fine camera. If only that EVF was larger.
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That's the unfortunate problem with Fuji. They have 6 camera lines with EVFs (not counting EVF+OVF): X-T200, X-T30, X-E4, X-S10, X-T4, X-H1 and only 2 of them have decent size viewfinders for ...
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The mythical XF70/2 should be size- and weight-wise somewhere between XF50/2 and XF90/2. In fact, its focal length lands exactly in-between the two. I'm guessing its size should be similar to the ...
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Not at all. However, I may have regrets in the future if: (1) Fujifilm diversifies its camera line into (1) do-it-all, larger, heavy, very capable cameras such as T4 and H2 and (2) small, lightweight, ...
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If I ask Fuji to make me a Frankencamera that I know they can make (because they have all the building blocks) but just refuse to - is it realistic? body: X100V, weight: not more than 450g XF lens ...
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Fun and pointless poll. How can you rate lenses as best given their different purpose and different system? It's like voting which vehicle is better: Ferrari supercar or Ford truck?
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I appreciate what you tried to do here, but I don't agree with your list. It's all over the place. I can only comment on lenses I had a chance to use. These are good lenses but not that good to be ...
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The built-in ND filter is a life saver sometimes. I had no tripod, so I placed the camera on a low bridge wall and held it at a correct angle by two tiny rocks.
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I guess it all depends how you use the camera. I have 1 extra battery for my Ricoh and I rarely use it. But then I don't typically take more than 100 pictures in one day anyway. I somehow can't...
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Ricoh GR III/IIIx is the best camera if you always want to have a camera with you. (And no - smartphones are not an alternative. You can't take pictures single-handed with a phone as easily as you...
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No. Not interested. I have no complains about my copy of 23/1.4. It's very usable even wide open. I'm sure the new one is better optically - with likely better corrected chromatic aberrations, but ...
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(1) Watch Samuel Streetlife on Youtube. His videos can be very helpful, like this one: RICOH GRIII - MY SETTINGS & Beginner's Guide
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After a few months of using GRIII I started looking at it differently. I don't look at it as a backup or B-roll camera anymore. Image quality is so good that now I treat it simply as a 28mm FOV ...
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