mark finn

I had a play, but so far not impressed. It's like Tinder for photos, though somehow even more impersonal.
The anonymous nature of the commenting means that, like most social media, there is little...

I find the two actually work really well together.  The 23 lives on the camera 90% of the time, until I need longer or wider. Then the 18-55 gets put on.

The 18 seems much more definite in its focus on my XP2. It's always been pretty quick, but now just seems to lock on more instantly with less lens movement.

At 200mm it was necessary to use the EVF, but the refresh rate was fine. No other XP2s, but someone next to me was panning away with a Leica S2 medium format. He won the contest of "most ...

Thanks! I don't shoot racing much these days but it's nice to know the cam can handle it if needed.

I tend to use the XP2 mostly for documentary and some landscape photography but thought I would see how it handled some top-tier motorsport. Surprisingly well, I discovered. All shot with the ...

I had the XT2 and just replaced it with the XP2. For me (and I suspect many others) it is ALL about the OVF. I never could get comfortable with the EVF and while it is good to have for using long ...

I'm surprised that the XPro-2 didn't receive the same updates as the XT-2, given that they are built on the same platform. It could be a technical limitation (such as heat dissipation), or it might...

I've had the TCL-X100 twice now, and ended up selling it both times. It is optically very good and not THAT huge, but at the end of the day I decided that for me the best thing about the X100 ...

Easy. It's the "my right to do what I want trumps everyone else's" mentality. Selfishness, in other words.

I think it's more the culture of extreme individualism which puts social media likes above all other considerations.

I recently upgraded from the XT-1 to the XT-2 during the recent Fuji sales in Australia, so I thought I would give it a test at the Australian Open tennis. I've previously shot the event with a ...

I think a lot of people here are missing the point - these are not designed for photographers who want to replace their fast lenses, they are designed for people who want a phone and who want to...