AlbertTheLazy

For any work like this a decent tripod is needed anyway, that way you can concentrate on getting the picture right without fussing about keeping the camera in exactly the right place. This means ...

Even looking at 'its full glory' and making allowance for the severe flare, the foliage in the cliff opposite and the trees on the skyline are not sharp. If that fits your purposes then that's ...

Most mirrorless cameras have a menu option somewhere to enable 'Shoot Without Lens'. As far as the camera is concerned adapted lenses are not recognized and so count as 'Without Lens'. In most ...

How? Genuine question. But Fuji has a wider choice fast, shortish primes than most manufacturers. Just presenting a lens count would tell us nothing. In addition, the range and costs of the lenses ...

What sort of art? There is a world of difference between a Henry Moore and a Moghul miniature. Nobody can confirm or reject you equipment choices without knowing what you intend to do. Your stated ...

I wish I could claim it as my own!

In terms of sharpness, nothing at all. Chances are that it is the exact same lens with different aperture markings. The reason for T stops is to allow accurate matching of manual exposure between ...

Yup! As the excellent Mr Grogan says, video isn't just 'moving stills'. My first real camera was an 8mm back in the early 60s and since then I've worked in still photography, film and video. As ...

Google ' X-T30 grip ' and you'l find quite a few options like this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Meike-MK-XT20G-Bracket-Holder-Fujifilm/dp/B076CVD8SR Back when I had an X-E1 I actually built one for ...

Assuming that the X-H1 is similar to other Fujis in this respect have a look at the menu for display options.. On my X-T1, for example, it's buried in the first Tool ('spanner') menu under  Screen ...

I shoot Fuji for pretty much the same reasons. For practical purposes you are stuck. There is a telephoto adapter but that is limited to a 50% increase in focal length and is, in my opinion, more ...

Generally bundles like that include a bunch of things that just are not worth having. Tripods, for example, tend to be weak and wobbly. Also, have you looked at the DPR buying guides to research ...

Skitt's Law -- alt.usage.english. I was a regular contributor at the time that it was promulgated. https://sycophant.wordpress.com/2007/02/28/skitts-law/

Or run a soft pencil around the threads on each item. Graphite is an excellent lubricant.

Yup! And in French it's 'couleurs', n'est pas?

For what precise reason? For instance, I have two fixed NDs that I use for two very different purposes. Variables can have big problems at the strongest settings. I'd expect a cheap variable to ...

What do you mean by 'unique'?

I, and some of the other more frequent posters here, have devoted enough time to answering questions and contibuting to discussions not to feel that we owe the 'community' any service. For me, ...

I don't do things that do not interest me. That includes anything to do with competitions, or 'challenges' or whatever .

In terms of mathematical perspective calculations this is true. The size relationships between near and far objects in an image remain the same for given distances. When you also consider the human ...