Thomas Rose

I used Canon's 135 f/2 for ten years. It is fantastically sharp, can make beautiful blurred backgrounds and bokeh, and is both light and inexpensive for what you get. But I sold it and went back...

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Placed 25^th in the challenge. Seen in Utrecht, The Netherlands

"Something that would've made the G9 X II better would be if the LCD could tilt like some other modern compacts".

I see this stupid criticism so often in camera reviews that I can't resist...

A DSLR has a pentaprism, a big, heavy chunk of glass. Mirrorless cameras do not.

"The photo industry (like most industries) was impacted by the COVID-19 epidemic this year"

Wrong. It was not COVID Itself that caused massive problems. It was the restrictions introduced by...

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I am sure it is wonderful, as are the two tripods compared to it, but what is wrong with this at not much over $100 ? [Braces self for verbal...

I know this thread is over a year old but here is my two-pence worth. I had been working with Fuji RAW files from the X100F and X100V using a variety of converters, including Capture One, which ...

Placed 64^th in the challenge. One of the stranger sites of the COVID-19 era

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It is not that I could not handle the big RF lenses, even without doing some strength training. [When I was younger and more foolish I used to carry two 1D series Canons along with 16-35, 24-70 ...

Placed 14^th in the challenge. Window decoration in Utrecht. Christmas 2020

Completely agree

Thank you for the helpful replies. It would appear that any of the grips will do a job, but that the RSS version is the best made and best fitting. I don't have the option of trying out the ...