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The lenses Fuji recommends are the ones they want you to buy. I don't have the 18-120 but judging from the performance on Christopher Frost's review, my 18-55 is so much better.

It's mechanical, but is not mechanically coupled with the lens' focus system. It's fly-by-wire, to be precise.

As others have mentioned, the XC 50-230 is a great lens, especially for the price. It's also your 16-50's sister lens - I like using both! You'll still miss the portrait prime, I know, so why not ...

Happy to hear you're happy with your X-S10. 32 mp is a very minimal increase in resolution from 26 mp. It's only 10% more which no one would notice in their photos. In the past 10 years sensors ...

It's all a balancing act, I don't think there's an algorithm to estimate your exposure settings beforehand.
By the way, how you make long exposures accidentally?

Awesome, love this one! You don't usually see panning with wildlife and it has worked fabulously here.

Haven't posted in a while, but also haven't shot much lately. Here are some fall scenes taken with the 18-55 and 35 1.4:

Looks super sharp indeed apart from the top left corner. At first I thought it could be due to the thin DOF but then the top right corner is much sharper.

Generally speaking, full frame sensors have a one-stop advantage in terms of 'low light performance'. Someone might say the D750 is an older camera and that the general rule might not apply, but ...

This and the fact speech is too low while sound effects are too loud.

That's some great OIS performance. On my 18-55, stabilization is not quite effective. I can usually get away with 2 stops of shake reduction, 3 tops with solid technique and no coffee ;) But that's...

The 27 pancake also has its optics protruding a lot through the lens mount. Just because Fuji decided not to cannibalize the X100 series doesn't mean they can't create a similarly small lens. Have...

Why? Because they can.

If you have one of the later Fujis which have IBIS then the extra stop of light at the long end is quite a bit more useful than OIS.

Simply clicking the link and reading the article would've answered your questions. It wouldn't have taken that much longer than writing your comment.

The Z6 III, 200-600 and 85/1.2 are indeed long overdue. However, have there been credible rumors of a Z8? I doubt Nikon will release another high-end camera considering they've only caught up with...

Thank you so much Ulrik! On the way home we stopped by this small waterfall. And the best thing was it's located right beside the road!

I've also had plenty of plastic mount lenses - some for over 10 years like the DX 18-105 and it still worked fine despite heavy use.

Since when does sensor size dictate how large a camera should be? Maybe you've forgotten how large D1 and D2 bodies were?

I used to be a Nikon shooter and still have a soft spot for them. However,...