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I have an X-T4 and it works fine as long as : 1) Follow Fuji's directions for the setup (key ones are AF-S focus, Pre-AF ON and PC Auto tether connection) 2) Make sure you're settings generate a ...

Correct. When you switch the camera to Crop mode, all it is doing is cutting/cropping the image exactly as if you do it with a print and a pair of scissors. The crop mode doesn't change your focal ...

Not really. The Fuji X-T4 does it already. It allows you to select the old-fashioned way by specifying steps, # shots and steps interval and what have you,  but also has a newer option where you ...

I'm like you still in search of "reliable" 35mm for Sony. I'm more into landscape and I'd like to use the 35mm in some scenarios and the challenge so far has been to find a 35mm that has good ...

Agree 100% I have the A7r4 and knew getting into into it about the limitation. I always thought that adding the focus bracketing and the RAW lossless compression would make it perfect.
So the...

I'm interested in the 70-300 but the big factor would be the price. In addition to my Fuji, XT4 I do own a Sony A7r4 and was eying the Sigma 100-400 f/5-6.3 for a while now. The Sigma got very ...

No. If recording externally, you would need a dedicated recording device like the Ninja V with its own OS. A bare drive will be dumb device that the camera would not know how to deal with.

Thom was gracious to pm me directly with the hint. The trick (switch to video to see the zebras) works with the limitation I found that on the Z7 (which I've rented - but I would assume the same ...

I'm very happy with my Fuji system but looking for an add-on hybrid still/video camera. I'm not replacing my Fuji system (I've invested too much in the Fuji glass to throw it away) Being a previous ...

Thanks Varuas. Sure that I am posting to the Nikon Z Forum but I don't understand even if I'm a die-hard user why I would not strive to get more in my camera and push the manufacturer (Nikon in ...

I just posted in a new thread (before reading this) venting my disappointment with the lack of "blinkies" on the Nikon's. I have currently a Fuji X-H1 and was interested in a Z6 (Z7) as a 2nd ...

Specs-wise, the Z6 II does not support 4k60 until the firmware upgrade next year, and even then, it would be with a huge 1.7 crop. Obviously if 4k60 is not critical to you, then that would not matter.

I was a Nikon user "forever" until a few years ago when I shifted to mirrorless for mainly a couple reasons: size and the EVF. At the time, the Z6/Z7 haven't came out yet so I got into the Fuji ...

I second that.  I use Lightroom (and I've tried C1) but the best for culling is FastRawViewer. At $20, it is pretty reasonable and that includes all updates/fixes. They have a 30-day trial, so it ...

I forgot about that one. Actually, I did a search there and there are some interesting discussions about the 3 lenses (Sony, Voigtlander and Laowa). Time to read...

Thanks. I'm going to research the Voigtlander more and might give it a try. The main reason I  picked the Laowa is the 2X magnification, but to tell the truth, I think I was naive in thinking that ...

Just purchased a Laowa 100mm f/2.0 macro lens for Sony. No complains so far after my first outing on usability and quality BUT one major flaw that stood out was the lens "horrendous" focus shift ...

Yes. I followed the instructions to the letter. No luck. Zoom shows the x-webcam logo/background but no video. Same issue with other software (Teams, OBS).

Well... for me, it never worked. I installed and re-installed but all I get is a blank screen (with the xwebcam logo). Using an X-H1 camera. Like others, I moved on to using a capture card.

Completely agree but then what I see is that for the same "equivalent" scene, one has to use ISO1600 on the FF vs. ISO400 on the mFT. What about noise now? I would expect the mFT will have a ...