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Thanks for sharing! I love the pictures my favorites are the lady with a couple of drinks in her hand and the man with a bike on his back 🙂

" Its all-in-one package means it won't incite a potentially ruinous addiction to lenses, or commit you to lifetime of talking-down the value of autofocus."

LMAO thank you team for the review. I...

Come on over! I sometimes have buyer’s remorse when I buy really expensive products but there’s something about the Q2 that makes me take it everywhere so far :-D;-)

Thanks for sharing, really love the images! Mine arrives today, and I’m so excited :D

Thanks for sharing, really enjoyed these. I find it hard to pick a favorite, but I really liked pic #2

I'm impressed!

Oh wow Greg getting the Q2 can't wait to hear your thoughts. @OP I don't own the Q2 yet but I just sold all my fuji gear in the hope that ordering this Q2 could help simplify my process. I'm an ...

My favorite camera bags are made by Billingham. I just like their style and they have sizes that work perfectly for my use cases. Everyday Carry: I use the Billingham Digital: It holds my XT-2 and ...

For leather straps: I love the barton1972 braided straps. My favorite is the asiana: All their current camera straps.

Even though I probably don’t have enough experience in photography to appreciate MF, I too was a bit tempted after the 50R came out especially since B&H had a crazy pre-order deal. Eventually I ...

I think my favorite and most practical is the 16 1.4. I love taking food shots and the 16 1.4 can always get my whole plate in the frame without me having to work the frame too much. I think my ...

I would bring my xt-2 and the 16-55 since it's wr and the focal range is versatile enough for my interests 🙂

I also agree on getting used gear. I’ve had great experiences with fredmiranda as well as used gear from B&H since they test it and give ratings.

I’m another Billingham advocate. I use the Hadley Digital for my everyday carry. But I also enjoy using the rucksack 35 for travel and the weekender as my carry-on. They have so many different bag ...

I would say yes, it’s a great body to start with. Especially, for that good of a price. In other words it’s at a price point where if the person doesn’t like it, it’s no big deal and you can move ...

lol I understand. I grew up there so it's not too bad but I always try to be as cautious  as possible when I'm in foreign countries :)

I'm still a noob so not in the best situation to answer but it basically just depends on where I'm going. As i've grown in photography I'm also noticing I like primes a lot more than zoom so for ...

For me it's "the brick" aka 16-55 f2.8. I've only used it for one travel trip to Amsterdam & London so far. Ever since then it just sits on my shelf.  I end up being to lazy to carry it all day ...

I use both now. I used to only do wrist strap with camera side bag. Now i do the following: Wrist strap: When I'm doing more than just out taking photos. So like just general day to day in my side bag.

Sorry for bumping this old post. I'm in the same situation as the OP, grew up in the Igbo land of Nigeria and am staying in Lagos for a week in January. I was curious to see if I could find any ...