hex anon

Placed 10^th in the challenge. Vegas Vick's famous brother, who lives in Laughlin, NV.

Thanks, Jerry. After being a "dyed in the wool" dslr user for many years, I thought I'd never go to a smaller sensored "bridge / fixed lens" type of camera. But, seeing photos and videos others ...

Why, thank you, Ed. As the owner of several dslrs, I thought that I'd never go back to a "bridge camera. But this thing has a great lens, lots of reach and sharp wide open. Shoots good video, too. ...

I know that the RX10 III isn't a new camera and there's an RX10 IV out now. But, I just recently bought an RX10 III, so it's new to me. Over the years, I've owned several dslrs of several brands ...

You know, nigelbb, I have considered the RX10. The RX10III specifically, mainly because of the price difference between it and the RX10IV. I was thinking that the m43 sensor would have the edge in ...

Thank you, Albert. A lot of good information. Maybe I'll have to up my budget, some, as it sounds like the newer models are improved in a number of ways. hex anon

Thanks, Ulric. You're not the first to suggest that model. I'll have to research it. hex anon

Thanks, addlightness, for replying and sharing some info. I appreciate it. As for you're comment " I use the 14-150 much more." That sounds normal, for general photography. As I said, I'm looking ...

Hello, to all the good folks on this forum. I come here seeking advice / input. First off, I've used a few brands of camera gear over the years and a couple quite extensively. I've never owned or ...