enigmatico

It’s a good strategy to have a camera setup for deliberate photo outings, and a small lightweight to always carry with you. Then you have the best of both worlds. There are of course compromises ...

I struggle with the issue of camera weight too. About a year ago I discovered Fuji and realised with an X-T2 and a small prime I could carry a quality image making tool and hardly notice. I went ...

Tim: Thanks for that. It made me laugh 😂

Living as I do, in a hot climate, if I returned every camera that ever got rather hot in my hand after extended use, I don't think I'd have a mirrorless camera left in my collection. Its not ideal, ...

Those are nice colours. Apart from skin smoothing a some new film simulations, are there other subtle upgrades to the menu system? For example, can you save a different auto white balance to each ...

You didn't mention what the ambient temperature was whilst you were using the camera. I live in SE Asia where I am often using my camera in temperatures between 30c and 40c. So I am used to ...

I think Fuji have a very good prime lens line up a which is the main reason I started using Fuji cameras. I agree with you about a faster 27mm, but I have the Kamlan 28/1.4 which is a good lens. ...

The RP is an excellent camera. Its much better than a lot of the press it receives. You will certainly enjoy it and hopefully get some incredible photographs from it.

I can’t help with all your questions because I don’t do macro photography. But I own both an X-T3 and a Canon RP. They are both great cameras in their own right. I’ve looked at your IG page and I ...

Such an exciting moment. Starting with the Fuji X series at the very top of the range. I’m sure you will love it. I don’t look at camera systems as being better or worse than each other. They all ...

The question you’re asking about “regret” is a tough one. I bought a Fuji about a year ago. I have the X-T30 and the X-T3. Like you, I wanted a lighter carrying weight as I walk for long periods ...

This video sold me on the 16mm F2.8 and it will be on my shopping list soon: https://youtu.be/iR6LNxXmk1c I think people get over stressed about lens quality. I love the "feel" I get from Fuji ...

Have you seen this article that someone else linked to on another thread?: https://www.streetsilhouettes.com/home/2018/11/27/to-big-to-fail-the-canon-rf-50mm-f/12l

I’ve also been sensor-size conscious for a long time and ignored the Fuji X line-up as it was based on APS-C. I tried a Fuji camera by accident when I saw a ridiculously cheap used one in a camera ...

Sorry to have to report that my RP does not creak. I can't imagine what could cause that sound in your camera.

Since you have specified your interesting in shooting birds, then autofocus speed and accuracy is paramount. I have never owned the X-T1 or X-Pro 2 cameras. But I moved up from the X-T2 to the ...

I used Canon 5D series for many years and had the 35mm 50mm and 85mm L lenses.  When I switched to Sony I sold the 5Diii bodies, but kept those lenses. I call it nostalgia, my wife calls it hoarding. ...

Before splashing out on a new x100V with a wide adapter, just to give you an approximate 27mm focal length (FF equiv), I’d recommend buying a GRiii. It’s very pocketable, easy to carry along with ...

If this was your first lens review; I congratulate you wholeheartedly. It is impressive and offers someone thinking of buying the lens enough information to make a decision. I wish you success if ...

If I buy second hand lenses, its only from my local camera store. (Because I worry that people selling their lenses may be doing so because they are unhappy with the quality). The big advantage of ...