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For me no, the price is still just crazy out of range for me as a hobbyist. That camera body alone costs as much as a brand new carbon mountain bike. APS-C is just fine. I enjoyed full frame but ...

Sounds like you got your answer about the exposure. Personally, I’d be more concerned about how it’s rendering human faces... ;-) -- Chris

I take your points and you made them agreeably. But I’ve see thousands of portraits of the full face, and these are where we were in life right now. To me the work is greater for staring right ...

My 35 1.4 is probably my best lens. I love it. Color, contrast, bokeh...just nails it for me. Not my favorite focal length, but I always seem to get my best images with it. Maybe I’d feel the same ...

Well, you’re putting it to great use. All very nice, but the last four images are wonderful.

These are all great points and true of cinema. However that's not really the job of this kind of camera for most people, they aren't shooting scenes with multiple actors in a cinematic way, ...

Makes sense, thanks.

Thanks! Do you happen to know if this completes the weather sealing?

That sounds ideal, thank you! Actually, do you have a link? All I can find are the square ones.

That's nice. I have the Fuji filter and hood. Does this replace both? Thanks!

So I totally understand folks' point about 2 cards, it's better. I think it depends on how you see the camera. For me it's a nice-to-have, a backup, a fun camera. For that use case a single card ...

Fair enough list of minor annoyances. For me the lack of a D-Pad is the right choice. I love the way they cleans up the visual aesthetic of the camera by removing it and cleaning up the alignment ...

This is a total aside, but if folks are interested, you can delete everything after the question mark in links like this, the rest is just a query string. https://www.amazon.co.uk/JJC-Silicone-Eyep ...

^^^ In case anyone wondered why I was hesitant to add to this thread...

Responding to @jhorse as well, I'm somewhat loathe to keep pushing on this as the thread has been unnecessarily contentious, it's hard to read tone in these kind of posts, so this will be my last ...

Thanks debo, love the photos and the weather change! The bottom one is especially evocative. Northern Cali in the winter, eh? Sunny and 65 one day and misty/moody the next.

For me getting the cleanest files with the software I prefer to use is more complicated with Fuji X-trans than with Bayer systems. It’s not a huge deal, nor is it nothing, it’s friction between me ...

I’m simply comparing the ease of use of the autofocus to Sony...the point of the thread. I’m happy with Fuji for a great many things, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have their issues. Of course ...

Except that with other systems you can just use them and they work. That one has to jump through hoops with Fuji is the problem. Yeah, you can probably get it to work really well, but it's not ...