harveysteeves

what that means is that the demand for film, especially medium format has been rising. Has nothing to do with which is better. It has to do with increasing use and demand.

true - there is not much that can replicate Velvia 50 out there.

you might be surprised at the number of people who either never left film or have gone to it to use in art or professional use.

why did Fuji bring back ACROS?

international USPS shipping out of the US has been pretty bad.  I know folks up here in Canada(and we are just right next door), who have had to wait 3 months for something to ship up via mail out ...

Fuji does not even come close to the equivalent lens size.

its tough trying to get a phone with lenses that emulate my 600.

I don't think I will giving up my FA 85 anytime soon.

buy the GF100 and call it good. Except Fuji seems to have slowed down its lens release program.

if you buy the lens even without buying the camera, you are prepared for a future purchase.  You might come across a nice used R soon.

I like my Olympus PenF IS. Not as good as the bigger Old cameras but good enough.

if size is the main point for your mirrorless camera choice, then why are you choosing FF body? Why aren't you using a M4/3s? Panasonic GX with the 35-100II perhaps?

I am surprised by the Tamron sunstars.

gorgeous piece of glass and easily comparable to the few Z lenses I have. But. It is big and with the FTZ, a Z/lens combo becomes very front heavy - so much so that it was causing my tripod ball ...