Gringostarr

I didn’t, I just got a divorce. It cost way more than what I’ve spent so far on my camera or my other hobby which is modular synths, but it was also the best money I’ve ever spent.

As an avid hiker/backpacker here is my personal camera gear. Frame: X-T30 - Best auto focus, image quality, and video specs in the lightest package. It's not weather sealed but I keep all my ...

Set 3, but sub the 50 for the 60.

MP count was literally the last thing I looked at when picking which frame I wanted to go with. I opted for the X-T30 due to the improved auto-focus specs and won't be upgrading until Fuji is able ...

The X-T30 is great, the f2 lenses are incredibly fast when it comes to AF with the latest frames. And speaking of the f2 lenses, I would not get the kit zoom but instead would grab one of those ...

Apparently it's only for the 16-80 and 200 f2 with the latest firmware, so not only does this new OIS have to have specific firmware but I would venture to guess it also has to do with how the ...

For me it was a size, weight, and total cost of the kit vs capabilities. I wanted a lightweight system that still had good low light performance and Fuji had just the right balance that was lighter ...

Don't forget APS-C is a smaller and lighter system that FF, which for me was the main selling point and why I went with Fuji. He does rightly point out that Fuji is pretty much the best/only game ...

That is probably the best astro using the XF-18 I've ever seen. I might try my luck getting a good copy the next time it's on sale since when I rented it I really liked it for street/documentary ...

The X-T30 is a fantastic camera for the price and has let me get acquainted with the X system and it's lenses for a pretty insignificant investment. It's smallish size when paired with the ...

The 50-150 2.8 would give you full fame equivalent 70-200 2.8 in everything but dept of field due to the variance in actual focal length of the lens between systems. F2.8 is the same amount of ...

OIS isn't needed on the 60mm IMO since it's only 15g heavier than the 50mm so I have no problem holding it steady attached to the X-T30 where as the 80mm is almost 4 times as heavy as the 50mm at ...

If you like doing macro outdoors I can't recommend the 60/2.4 enough, especially since it's way lighter than the 80/2.8. The 16-80's macro potential is also an interesting thing to consider, but ...

It was a very windy day with horrible late afternoon light so I was only treating them as jpg samples of how the lens performs with no post processing. I will probably be down there again later ...

Architecture and astro were the two main reasons for purchasing it, but astro has been hard to test living about 3 hours away from any decent dark spot and the fact it's been cloudy during the two ...

There's also the Laowa 9mm. It's MF like the Rokinon 12mm, but aside from the vignetting that's easy to clean up in post it's a great lens.

was able to finally get out and shoot some flowers I've seen on walks down there... unfortunately there's also been a heat wave the last week so a lot of what I wanted to photograph was already ...

Looks like a solid comparison, however I was under the impression that the 18-55 was sharper than the 18-135 so that it's the weakest of the four is a bit surprising. That the 16-55 won is no ...

Haven’t had it long but it’s fantastic for architecture shots. JPEGs strait from the camera.