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I've always understood that you turn the flash on before the camera. Sounds like yours is working normally.

Nice to see your shots. It's a great lens.

No. I will not see what you mean. My X-Pro2 doesn't suffer from "very high" noise even at 6400 ISO. Its noise levels are more or less the same as other 3rd generation Fujis like the X-T2 and X-T20. ...

Think of your left hand as supporting the camera, and your right hand as floating and operating controls. The X-P1 has perfect ergonomics. You need only the thumb for the EC dial and the other ...

Bad poll. The responses do not cover the occasional video shooter who doesn't plan to do more in the future. Can't respond to your options.

Greg, they are tabancos en Jerez, but you find similar bars serving Sherry out of casks in Granada and elsewhere in Spain. Did you know that the word "Sherry" itself is just a British derivation ...

Order today from Amazon.es for 950 euros. Have it shipped to the hotel you'll be at on Thursday. Call them to be sure they'll receive it for you. Amazon in Spain is very dependable. If you're a ...

The 18-135 is good;  the 16-55 is sharper. Some on this thread have implied that the 18-135 and 18-55 don't have an aperture ring, but they do... It's just not marked, so you have to look at the ...

Historically speaking, the pain was part of the point of it all. Contemporaneously speaking, it's harder to recruit young males when these are the consequences. Side note: even non-religious ...

Some of the most impressive ones also are those done barefoot, and those that wind through the narrow streets of small towns where it's primarily the locals who see them. The processions passing ...

Looking forward to seeing more from Granada and the Alpujarras, Greg. Great album! We spend a lot of time near Granada. Will you make it to Baeza or Úbeda?

Frankly, I don't get this whole grip thing.  When I'm holding my camera correctly, my right hand floats... freely operating all of the controls no matter how big or small the camera's grip is. I ...

It also depends upon the color and swarthiness of skin, color of hair, and warmth of the ambient light, not to mention how you imagine the portrait in your mind's eye.

All of the XF zooms have an aperture ring. Only the three XC zooms do not

Off the top of my head: 10-24 16-50 New collapsing zoom 18-55 18-135 50-140 100-400 80

The 18-135's OIS is amazing. How much more did you get with the IBIS. I'm betting not much.... Maybe you get one additional stop. Maybe.

I don't know whether you could re-process your Raws in-camera with your Nikon, but I do it often with Fuji -- adjust exposure, lift shadows, tone down highlights, change film Sim, convert to black ...

Maybe we define "classic" differently, but my Hexanon lineup of the 1970s defined 135 as their short telephoto. Portrait lenses were shorter focal lengths. The Fuji 56mm is designed to mimic the ...

Same here. I had an Olympus with IBIS. I'm rather indifferent towards it. It's only one factor among many.  No poll response for people like that.

Get the 16-55. Then the 10-24 is only a 10-15.  Supplement the 16-55 with the 14, in which case the 10-24 adds only 10-13. How often will you need 10-13?