jhorse

As a current owner and user of both the 18-55 and 16-55, I second Rod's assessment in his post above and here, although I have not conducted rigorous side by side comparisons. Both lenses perform ...

Hi, in Capture 1/21, there is a dehaze tool, normally found in the exposure tab (but it could be in anther tab as they are customisable).  It has a slider to adjust the amount of dehaze applied to ...

Hi, be my guest. Always happy to see if one's pp'ing can be improved. If you have a go, let me know what you've done so that I can consider incorporating the steps into my workflow. Many thanks.

No, we've all been there (and are likely to be so again!). We all get caught up in the moment at an exciting photo opportunity. Yes, a second outlay for another camera is a bummer, but think of ...

That's a high bill. Nothing ventured, nothing gained, worth asking as " a loyal Fujifilm customer " whether they would offer a 20% (or 15% or 10%) discount on a new one. I'd be surprise if they ...

Inspiring project, we should all give it a go - not that many of us will come close to all the impressive achievements you list. But it would be fun. I think for me the biggest take-away, and we ...

Hi, I tried a X100V last weekend as part of Fuji UK's loan scheme (an excellent scheme by the way). So, my experience of the camera is limited to three days of relatively hard use rather than long ...

Hi, I was in a copse in the local deer park (Petworth, West Sussex, UK) watching deer out on a large expanse of grass when these two stags came into the copse. I know they were aware of my ...

Seconded...

Like many people, I have heard that the TCx2 does impact IQ more than the TC1.4, but this image shows that with the right technique, it too performs well. If it were my image, I'd be satisfied ...

Wonderful set of shots. Impressed by the performance of the 100-400 using the x1.4. This shot is wonderful. I have a TC 1.4, so perhaps I should play with it some more and be more confidence of ...

Thanks Morris. We are fortunate to live close to the park so can see them over the four seasons.

I agree, based on rsn's logic - more play value (must remember this one!) - I an going to change my view above, both was probably unrealistic anyway, go X100V.

Hope you write a blog and post here too.

A pleasant afternoon in the local deer park (Petworth, West Sussex, UK) watching their antics: A contender arrives on the scene. He won his bout and wasted no time in telling everyone. Keeping the ...

Hi, I have experience of the XT20 and now a XE4 (upgraded from a XE3). In my opinion it comes down to ergonomics as the IQ for any given lens will be the same. The key distinction is: do you ...

A great story and wonderful close up images of the action.  200 sheep a day must be backbreaking (no wonder they use a support frame) and exhausting - but an impressive figure that many an ...

Yup, it was a great service. I have a XT4 and depending on the lens used, it will be apparent that it is bigger and heavier. With my 16-55, the difference is large, but despite the same sensor, ...

Just do both? Why not upgrade the X100T to the V and trade the 35, which you say you don't use, for the 23? Would a XH1 kit of a 23 and 56 cut it for you? If yes, you'll have the best of both worlds. ...

Same here...