Uaru

Even more. This one is 1s with X-T4 and 16-55 https://www.instagram.com/p/CAqBvv3Hx1b/

I do think Fuji is lacking in this respect. I had the misfortune of having to pay almost 1000 USD for repairing X-H1 last year, and Fuji officially told me "This is not a camera for walking in the ...

I have one of them for X100F. Very comfortable, but it has its drawbacks. Especially when you use it with a tripod. For X-T4 I would like something with the possibility of changing batteries while ...

Photography is not a necessary interaction, nor is it an essential service. Although most do it with the very best of intentions, it still leaves room open for mistakes that could potentially cost...

I agree. I am not looking for a battery grip, but the normal plain one.

While you are right about the shutter button placement, I do not think it would be a problem. I have used X-T1 with their largest grip, and while I needed about three days to get used to it ;-), I ...

Finally, I got the reply from the SmallRig themselves. I put it here, because it contains the information other might find useful. It seems the difference between Smallrig grip and X-H1 grip is 5mm...

While I admit that battery grip can be useful for lots of people, I am not interested in battery grips. That would add too much bulk to the camera. I just want more grabbing space for my fingers. I ...

There was a difference between MHG-XT and MHG-XT Large - there were two versions for X-T1. My praise in the original post was about MHG-XT Large. https://www.cameraworld.co.uk/product/fujifilm-mhg- ...

I was never much into grips, until I bought MHG-XT1 LARGE for my X-T1. I really helped, I could keep the camera in hand without using force just by hanging it on fingers. I makes a huge difference ...

@AZBlue USA is not all the world. In my country it is legal to take photos but it is illegal to publish them without consent. What he does is basically illegal but he is lucky nobody sues him....

Neither is a promotional video for a product. Tha makes a hell of a difference.

Making Tatsuo Suzuki an X-Photographer was one thing. If they just showcased his works, it might have worked, because there are splendid frames among them. Highlighting his methods was PR madness...

The Japanese culture allows for enormous amount of exceptions and ways of pushing those barriers, or even pretending not to see the rules broken depending on who, where and how is pushing/breaking...

Fuji needs millions of customers in Japan. The followers of Tatsuo Suzuki will not be enough.

Street photography by its very nature is culturally anti-Japanese. The Japanese practitioners of it,...

This camera does not make sense without a leaf shutter - d-pad is different story.

I feel an acute attack of GAS...

This is so obvious there is no need to mention it.