jhorse

Hi, as a LX7 (and previously LX5) user and a XT20 (previously XT10) user, the advice and views in this thread are excellent and useful.  Not sure I can add to any. Both the LX7 and the XT20 are ...

Great thread - thanks. I have been able to get through most hiking, sports, general and  'tourist' days with one battery. Sometimes I need to swop for a full battery towards the middle of the ...

Hi, at this size and web viewing they are good keepers. I am a massive fan of the X30, which I believe shoots above its weight, especially as a travel, hiking and general camera. I do shy away ...

Hi, great image, lovely the Alps scenery, and as said above great memory. I too often use my X30 instead of my so-called bigger and better cameras, especially for hiking. I feel that, to use a ...

I agree, an amazing person. It's an honour to meet people like that.

Hope you offer him a drink!

Hi, my take on the question is that it is more about photographic style than image quality. I have the XT20 and 23/f2 (I would love the X100F, but I cannot justify the cost when I have the XT20) ...

Great story and wonderful images.  Thanks for posting. The X20, which I had, but now have the X30, is a great travel camera.

Hi, I get about 390 shots from a XT20 when set to RAW+ JPEG Fine with a Sandisk 16Gb Extreme card.  This is less than I got with my XT10 (from memory circa 500 shots with the same settings), which ...

Hi, in mine it is at the 10 O'clock position between two: (( hand )) on both the EVF and LCD when the OIS switch is set to off, but before you half press the shutter.  Hope that helps. If it ...

I have the same set up. If you have image stabilization activated on the lens the switch position is set to 'on.'  If you move the switch to 'off' then a hand with a diagonal bar will appear in ...

Hi, when I wanted to downsize from my extensive Nikon system, including the excellent D300s, I went for the OMD-10. I mostly do hiking, travel and landscape, so weight, bulk and cost were factors. ...

Joachim, Great story and wonderful images of great mountain scenery, which brings back memories of Skilling at Selva, I'm with you with regard to a 16-70/f4. That said, on my XT20, I am pleased ...

Hi, I agree with JS Burnie's comments. Your website is the best designed and laid out covering travel photography I have come across bar none.  Well done The photos on are suburb too. Can I ask ...

Hi, I have the 14mm and the 18-55 and they work well together. Light, good differential between 18mm out to 14mm, same filter size (I use a Fuji EBC protect filter in some conditions) and great IQ. ...

Hi, I am having an acceptable On1 experience. I wanted an all-in-one programme covering organizing, RAW conversion (Fuji RAF files in my case), with development, including local tweaks, and export ...

Hi, my X30 has developed strange AF behaviour. In single shot it behaves normally (excellent IQ). I took it to an event yesterday and on moving subjects tried ‘C’ (Continuous focus) and instead of ...

Hi, I agree I could of used a longer lens. I do in fact have the 55-200, which I used at polo matches last year. On this occasion, we were walking in the locality and I had my normal hiking lenses: ...

Hi, if trekking over distances with a load, for me it is more about comfort of carrying the load rather than protection of camera gear, which can easily be provided. I would find the most ...

Hi, I use the Fuji 55-200 with a rubber, screw-in, collapsible lens hood instead of the supplied one, which I find unwieldy. there are plenty on Amazon and ebay at circa £10. I screw it into the ...