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You can't go wrong with either. If it is mainly for portraits, then I would get the 56mm, but if you want a more general purpose lens that can also be used for portraits, then the 35 f/1.4.

1. Stick with Fuji batteries 2. Godox or Flashpoint (same but supported by Adorama) flashes such as TT350F or V860 II F. https://www.adorama.com/g/r2-family-products 3. Capture One 12

I guess I missed that, so 23 f/2 and 50 f/2 (or 23 f/1.4 and 56 f/1.2) would make a very nice kit, can always add the new 16 if wider lens is needed in the future.

I would start out with the 35mm f/1.4 lens which is relatively small, inexpensive but special rendering. Add a 16 and you have your classic 24/50 kit you liked on the previous system.

Seems about right that the X-H1 should now be priced in between the X-T2 and X-T3. I suspect this will be the case until there is an X-H2 with the T3 added video and AF features.

I'm using 128GB Sandisk 95mbs cards and performance seems good enough for me. I suggest using the cards you have and upgrade if you encounter any bottle necks with your photography.

Seems to be a bug in C1 version 12 that doesn’t give the option to request the file type prior to opening the external editor. Not a problem if the app shows up as a plugin.

Yes, compressed raw is supported. I tried it yesterday and working well. I was a bit disappointed how long it took them to finally support the X-T3. While waiting, I switched to C1 Pro 12, but I ...

Don't think so, the film simulations in C1 12 are limited to a list of supported Fuji cameras.

I own the 35 f/1.4, 56 f/1.2 and have owned the 90 f/2. While the 90 is an excellent lens, the depth of field will be about the same as the 56 when they are both wide open aperture and the same ...

Former Canon 6D owner that eventually ended up with Fuji X-T2 and now X-T3. I don't miss the 6D at all. I really love the handling of the Fuji, the firmware updates, the glass and the overall ...

Develop with Capture One, further edits with Affinity Photo.

When I loaded the latest ON1 trial, I noticed the same issue (sharpening even when set to zero and a lot of lag after using the heal brush). I'm sticking with C1.

Sure, if you want to decide which images to import by looking at thumbnails.

It allows you to preview and choose which photos to import rather than importing all of them and deleting the ones you don't want in your catalog.

I was a long time Canon shooter and then tried the Nikon D750 for a year or so. While the D750 and Nikon glass was a good camera it wasn't that inspiring. I ended up selling all the NIkon gear and ...

The X-T2 was my favorite camera, until I got the X-T3. I shoot portraits, events, etc., and the AF performance improvements in the newer model are well worth the extra cost, especially for pro use ...

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You should still use the split rings to attach the anchors- https://www.dpreview.com/news/0303883162/peak-design-anchor-connector-issue-replacements

I usually try Astia for portraits.