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right, plus ample eyeprotection as well ! but: the sun/corona will become very, very small with the 14 mm. why not employ your x100 for the totality shots, and put a 50-60mm (or the 18-55 at 55mm) ...

Even in the film days there were black M Leica's as well (if memory serves me well, from the M4 onwards). And there have always been special edition green ones for the army.

Have you tried enlarging the focus area one or two steps, to make sure there is enough 'difference' to make fast focusing at all possible?

Well now, take a seat first. This is the update on my eyepiece world tour: I learned from Elliot that the JJC replacement is no good. Mine is still in transit, but my hopes that it will solve the ...

That's bad news! This is the JJC replacement I am waiting for as well (the standard one, not the bigger/wider version - from memory, I ordered the EF-XPRO2. Being based in Holland, that ...

John, on second thoughts I agree the wording is confusing. I interpreted it the way I did going by my experience with binoculars: because of my specs I always roll back the rubbers on the oculars ...

Apart from ordering a set of new eye rubbers for my X-Pro2 with JJC, I also phoned FujiFilm Europe. Interestingly, this is their procedure: I have to send the camera to FujiFilm Rotterdam, Fuji ...

John, on the JJC site they say that if you wear glasses, you should have the smaller one. (I wear glasses, too.)  Seems logical to me, as glasses already put one's eye further away from the actual ...

Here's a thank you from Holland, Elliot. I lost my X-Pro2 eye piece today, and I just ordered one (or two, actually, they only sell them in pairs) from JJC via the link you provided. 15 euros, all ...

cher baobob, of course i did, but it is all very close, and bags have a (fortunate) habit of stretching and bulging here and there, so i am interested in actual, practical experience - as i think i ...

To end the carry-everywhere bag puzzle, I am considering an outrageous but very attractive solution: the Fogg Soprano satchel. Fogg claims it can hold a Leica with lens mounted and one or two ...

Thank you, BaldCol. Victoria's explanation seems exhaustive. I for one am glad that it works this way. I understand my kids (and the rest of the world) can still access my work when I'm gone, just...

May be I am misunderstanding you, but you can also choose to use only the LCD for reviewing. Then the menu too will only show on the LCD.

you set each simply with the view button, no delving into menu's, no nothing - easy as pie, but also easily overlooked. enjoy your x-pro2 !

I must be doing something wrong, or maybe my copy has a firmware bug, but I definitely   have the replay & menu on the LCD and the shooting on the EVF of my X-Pro2.

Do you realise that with this sensor a crop of 200% means a picture size of 9 x 6 foot, or 2.80 x 1.86 meters? And apart from that, have you ever tried to print a picture you like? You'll be ...

Mine's great too. Also bought second hand - was a very pleasent surprise, both optically and OIS-wise. Enjoy!

My first new, first-hand camera was a Russian Lubitel-2. The year was 1963 and my age was fourteen. I developed the 120-film rolls in the basement, next to my mother's laundry machine. Though now...

The hood provided with the 35/f2 makes it very easy to never take off the hood. I presume it is the same with the 23/f2, which I don't own yet. It doesn't make the lens perceptably bigger and the ...

Great! In fifty+ years of photography I've never done anything different - be it with Elmars, Summicrons, Xenars or the wonderful lenses on my Mamiya C-330. As soon as I can spend the money in a ...