jhorse

I agree that flying is as safe as it is precisely because regulators have not taken that attitude; that was not my argument.  However, accidents, for whatever reason, still sadly happen. I am ...

I agree that it may appear to be a cheap shot looking at photos on the plane when we were not there nor in that situation, but it is perfectly fair to highlight the issue for two reasons. First, ...

Hi, it is not so much the which lens (or camera) question, but such a question without giving context.  For example, on the Fuji forum today there is a question: is the X-E3 good for travel. But ...

Hi, ditto, disabled my touch screen.  I find the D pad easier, faster and more intuitive. I will concede that familiarity and usage might change that, but not for now.

Hi, The White Temple looks like a wonderful place, and one I have not heard of, and you have captured it well; love the images. Nice to see such a fine place without hordes of people. Regarding ...

Amazing. Very innovative and effective, thanks for posting. Great images too. Which town?

Does that not answer the question? You have not said what place or type of subjects (not read every reply): land-, urban- or sea-capes or other types of subject? For me, the purpose of owning a ...

Yup, not a bad 'pocket' camera. I recently bought a mint XQ2 to take skiing.  Think it has the same sensor and lens as the XQ1. Certainly, it is the same as my X30, which remains a great camera ...

Hi, for my XT20, I have two of the three.  Like you I have the14/f2.8 and the 23/f2 and 50/f2. For my needs, I wanted a wider spread of focal lengths, especially at the wider end for ...

Great subject. Here is one from a trip a few years ago to Southern Argentina. Brazo Upsala, Argentina, because I love the blue colour.

Hi, the XT10 was my first Fuji X camera after Oly  EM10. I too thought the OMD series was what I wanted, particularly as my first camera was an OM2n - so nostalgia ruled. The EM10 was light, ...

Yes, always. Helps protect the front element and from stray light. I have the 14/f2.8, 18-55 and 55-200, but on none do I use the Fuji hood. For the 14 and 18-55 (same filter size) I use a ...

Hi,  Lovely shot, great composition and wonderful image. A wall hanger. I was in Cumbria the day before.  Got the last train South that day, but the scenery was worth the delay so I could admire ...

At the end of the day, the only metric that counts in a commercial organization is whether they sell enough units (and additional lenses and accessories (always difficult to prove a direct ...

Too true...

Hi, like many, I shoot RAW + JPEG Fine. This gives downstream flexibility. Yes, there are many differing views, which is healthy and gives everyone options to satisfy their particular needs. We ...

I'd say that you have to decide between a love of the angle of lens and a love of the look of it and WR. For me the IQ takes precedence over WR every time. I have the 14 and it is a wonderful lens.

... to satisfy each of our own personal requirements, both wants and desires. Yet to find a phone with which I enjoy photography and which delivers the image quality I want at a fair price for ...

Hi, yes I have always had a compact camera to complement my DSLR (now XT20). If I am on a trip I always take one as a back up and for those occasions when a DSLR is inconvenient. My most used one ...

In my experience of owning both, this only applies in low light or moving subjects, but it is not so dramatic in good line and static subjects. I have looked at the X-E3 and it is great camera and ...