JacquesBalthazar

Nope, manual focus works very well with Fujifilm cameras. In fact, the flexibility in choices and efficacity of focusing aids is best in class in the mirrorless world. More precise and less subject...

Feels sensible at first sight. However, low light situations with moving subjects are hardly ideal to take full advantage of high res sensors. What i mean is that by cropping radically from your ...

Because it still is today the closest to  perfect DSLR for people who yearn for a camera that provides the look and feel of slower, more mechanical times. Of course it is just a D600 enveloped in ...

I really like the idea of film simulations rather than the boring qualifiers used by most manufacturers for their jpeg settings. It kind of rehabilitates the pleasant challenge of getting it right...

@gannon burgett: that is entirely correct. Nikon issued a press release. A press release is a format of communication an entity uses to inform the market of a position it feels the need to...

Reminds me of the good old Leica R days: Sigma for most zoom lenses and Minolta for all R bodies up till R8/9.... same debates back then!

what generation 58 do you have? I do not have any overexposure problem at any aperture with my current gen model....

Gorgeous!

Not "because they are expensive", but because most of their models (not all) are built around an intellectually and culturally rich design philosophy (a bit like Apple, in the "real world",...

Bah, as it always has been, ever since I first purchased a camera and bought my first issue of Chasseur d'Images (700 years ago it sems), it is all the same. I went Nikon because I stupidly thought...

Yep, my exact feelings as well. Wish i could afford a Sunday convertible though! :)