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Don’t believe everything you read on the Internet.  You don’t know what equipment people are using and which versions of software.  Try the Fujifilm app and use the Remote Release functionality.   ...

I’m still trying to figure this out.  What issues have you faced?   One I found is crossing lines in the rays.  I think using a wider aperture helps in this case.  I don’t take enough sun stars to ...

This may not be financially feasible, but could you be satisfied with a 70-200 instead of the 100-400 and just crop when needed?   I realize cropping is not quite the same, but it will be smaller ...

I would question whether Fujifilm is the right system for you.

For birding mainly but also wildlife photography, which type of viewfinder (optical or electronic) do you prefer and why? Or does it not make much of a difference.

I would try herbicide instead of a camera to get rid of weeds.

I agree it is a lame review. I guess it is their attempt to make amends for screwing up with the original pictures from the lens. It should be noted that you can’t judge the quality of the lens...

Okay, thanks.  I was hoping you knew something I didn’t know.  From what I can tell, it is the wide angle FF lenses that tend not to adapt well.

Out of curiosity, which super-wide lenses could he adapt for astro-photography without serious vignette issues?

The GFX system as currently configured doesn’t make sense. It’s forte would be landscape in your case, but you don’t have the lenses for landscape. It may take years for the GFX system to have ...

They must be devoting their supply of chips to the most popular lenses.   I am still trying to get the 23mm and 250mm.

No, welcome to Fujifilm.  G lenses come out at a glacial place.  Realistically, with the parts shortage, it is difficult  to get most lenses these days.

Nice.  I might try cropping a little on the right to get a better sense of balance. The dark rock formations are left-weighted.  Just my unprofessional opinion though.

We all have different opinions on minimal effect.   You can answer this question yourself in the future by doing some experiments.   Take a picture of a flat piece of paper that has a lot of ...

I’ve always stored them in the refrigerator.   You should do an on-line search.

DPReview published an article comparing a Z camera to a GFX 50.  Look yourself and see if you can see the differences.  If you can’t see them, then it makes no difference.

Realistically, there are some questions only you can answer.  Just rent the cameras with a 50mm lens and see which works best for you.  Size and haptics are very personal decisions.  You also have ...

They were probably cleaned with something that interacted with the material of the lens.

Maybe we aren’t seeing anything because nothing is planned for a while. I’m thinking we won’t see a 50R/100R. I think Fujifilm has settled on the DSLR concept for GFX cameras.

At least for one of the Kase filter lines, I recall a combination polarizer / ND filter exists.  Not sure if it has enough stops for you though.