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........and this is the problem with internet forums - one persons sense of humour (which I certainly realised) is not necessarily the same for others  I'm not at all surprised at the somewhat ...

I use either Sandisk or Lexar.  Never had a failure or problem with either.  They are equally as good as each other in my mind.

Really enjoyed looking at those shots.  Seems the 200-500 paired with the D7500 is a very good combination just as it is with the D500.  Thanks again, excellent.  I must get myself that lens and ...

Very funny indeed - made me chuckle about my 2 systems.  Perhaps you have caught a touch of the heat!!! Not that moving to Nikon would be bad at all.

I use my 27mm on my XPro -1.  I find it very good, light and small.  I don't think it's particularly slow to focus and it certainly doesn't have a noisy auto focus.  Takes really nice shots.  The ...

Honestly if you're serious about something like a 120-300 2.8 then you need to go shoot Nikon or Canon and get the very good and expensive Sigma lens.  Fuji would be pretty unlikely to make that ...

I agree with Mike - don't understand how it can re-focus after obtaining a lock in S mode.  My version of XPro-1 is obviously not a focusing speed demon (we all know that) but once focus is ...

I think the post from agrumpyoldsod is a real good effort to show in pictures what so many words have tried to convey.  Ultimately I guess what's acceptable is whatever Nikon feel their autofocus ...

Rod, thank you.  That's sensible for you and nicely explained.   I'd also expect better IQ at that price point too otherwise it'd be returned. The cost differential is there for a reason in the ...

Just as a general thought on the earlier comment about no major complaints re D5 at the Olympics. Of course l have no knowledge about that but one would have thought if there were the same ...

If you read Hogan 'off' is not off in the sense one might think - he terms it as 'infinitely short' so on cameras like D7200 with the 51 point autofocus you have settings ranging from 5 through to ...

The 18mm 2 is a really good lens.  Some have said that 16mm 1.4 and 23mm 1.4 are better - well quite frankly if you're paying for 1.4 over 2 I'd certainly expect so!!  In price terms in the UK you ...

Mako - I don't know what's happening on this.  But there are some - who seem very experienced users - who are saying that the D500 dynamic is nothing like it was before in earlier cameras.  They ...

Personally I think Nikon have about right the D5xxx and D7xxx lines in APS-C with the features that they have.   They may ultimately do something with mirrorless - who knows - but I'd say there is ...

Same experience for me.  To be honest I doubted it would be better.  But it was easier to make the change than I thought and my keeper rate certainly increased.  Would never change back either.

Given the example shown photo I think back button focus would be well worth a try.

I think the second one is delightful.

I've just kept my XPro-1 and not moved up.  When I do it will be XPro-2 definitely.  But the Pro-1 is still brilliant!

I like mine. Excellent.

You could look at Thom Hogans site for reviews of both D500 and XT-2.  Both are very good but overall I think the D500 is superior.  But lots of good info there.  For your info I shoot both Nikon ...