jhorse

Superb!

To Landscaper's question I would add, crucially, two questions.  Are you going alone, with other photographers or with others who are less interested in photography?  Are you on a day trip or many ...

Superb image, love it, missed this Thames shot, thanks for posting it.

Good choice. Suggest: https://rawcaptureguide.com/ebook/

That's a cracking good deal for year one. Remember it returns to the full subscription fee in year two and beyond. I bought C1/20 for Fuji in April when it was 25% off and thought I had a good ...

Hi, welcome into Fujiland. I have really enjoyed their cameras and lenses and this forum. Your dilemma is one many face. There are many sides and views to this debate depending on circumstances, ...

And another stunning from me. A wall hanger.

Hi, as a new user to C1/20, since April, I opted not to buy the additional styles, just bought the base package. I was not convinced they added anything for my taste as they are all made to a ...

Another great set. This one is my favourite. Now that travel is re-opening (the UK eased restrictions yesterday), we should pop across the channel and visit some of these wonderful areas in ...

Hi, I have spent some time trying to fathom Fuji's interpretation of stabilisation.  The last stabilisation system I had was Nikon and its VR lenses.  In Nikon, one half pressed the shutter button ...

Great set. Love this image.

Hi Truman, great shorts. Racing in England is not the same now. We were at Epsom racecourse last Sunday and saw the ' racing behind closed doors ' preparations for this weekend's Derby. I image ...

Interesting story and a good lesson.  Thanks for posting it.

Hi, when I entered Fujiland I picked up the 14/f2.8 as my wide angle lens (paired with a 18-55). Now it does not get a lot of use as it is close to the 16mm of my 16-55. Been toying with the idea ...

I hope she makes a speedy recovery. However, her stupidity will continue to be replicated by selfie-mad people who ignore common sense in the presence of non-domesticated animals, ignore edges...

Now that's a 'real' castle!  I like your treatment of it - could be a turn of the century travel photo (that's 1900 not 2000!).

He couldn't have any other name!  Wonderful shot.

... but, as a percentage of the camera's cost for added comfort, protection and security?

Thanks, a really useful user's review. As I have a XT4 and XE3, that latter I bought with a 27 to act as my X100 surrogate, I should not be getting itchy fingers over the X100V - but I am. We ...

Hi, glad you resolved it to your satisfaction. The 'devil you know' approach is often sound in life. Enjoy a great camera - I am.