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Hi, great post - it'll come to us all sooner or later. I have not read all the replies, so apologies if this option has been covered. While I am still firmly in Fuji-land, I wonder if a ...

Hi, just to add to the mix, while the XT20 does not have the same extensive feature set of the XT2, bear in mind that their outputs are identical. They use the same sensor and similar AF, albeit ...

Hi, as said, two camps, either one uses filters for protection or one does not. I am in the former. Despite fastidious care, I have experienced a scratched front element (on a Nikon lens). As said ...

Hi, if I am out for the day with a day pack (therefore not taking a camera bag) I use a neoprene case for my XT20+18-55. Light, cheap and takes up little room in a 25ltr rucksack. They may not ...

Hi, wonderful images of Crater Lake. I was amazed by the 'blueness' of the water, but having searched it, it seems that it really is truly blue (notwithstanding any tweaks you may have applied). Th ...

Hi, as one who hikes a lot, including in mountains, weight for me is an issue.  If you are already contemplating two bodies, several lenses and other hiking related kit, the total weight is going ...

Hi, lovely images, impressed with the clarity. Hiking in Austria is in my short list this Summer.

Hi Paul, that is a great image. I suspect that the technical challenges of capturing it were huge. I would be fascinated to learn of your set up and how you captured it.

Bob, thanks, appreciated, for me the 55-200 is both good enough to keep up with the action (within reason) and, for an amateur, deliver more than acceptable IQ.

Hi, Today at the Cowdray Polo, King Power Gold Cup Quarter Finals. Dominated by Argentinian players - they are truly superb. Shot with the 'lowly' XT20 and the 55-200. Most at ISO 400 to keep the ...

Hi, great walk and images, No 4 is wonderful, thanks for posting.

Hi, I agree with Bill. I used my XT20 all day yesterday in 30 degrees C+ (it hit 34) at the RHS Hampton Court Flower show (yes, England can get that hot!).  Never turned it off throughout the day, ...

A symptom of a legal system gone mad!

I would respectfully disagree. Since I moved from Nikon to Fuji, currently XT20, I find the SOOC JPEGs exceptional. In my opinion, if the camera is set up to taste, which I have done, I have found ...

Ah, pet peeves – an endless debate. So, here’s my set of peeves: (1) Gman58, agreed, number images so we can comment on each clearly. (2) ...

No, probably time for you to find another hobby, interest or vocation. These are excellent images which have provided enjoyment to many, including me. Celebrate that.

A wonderful set of images, each impressive in its own right. Much enjoyed looking at them. To each photographer, well done and keep up your great work that inspires all of us amateur travel photogs.

Hi, I would add that size and weight are relative not only to other systems (I used Nikon before Fuji), but also to the use one has for a system. For me its relative size and weight for hiking are ...

Hi, given your main responsibilities - nice capture.  Appreciated as an ex-rider and current X30 user.

I second FastStone; an excellent, free programme. I shoot RAW(RAF) + JPEG Fine. I use it to do the initial selection and culls and, post processing (in On1), for slide shows. It is such a good ...