Somnambulist Squirrel

Here’s hoping 2022 is the start of the better parts of the 2020s!!! X-H1 with the XF 16-80mm f4

This. 1,000 times, this.

Likewise excited. It may well push me to sell my 16-80. I use the 16-80 a lot at 80, but I have the Viltrox 85 which is faster and sharper there, so could live with 70. I don't think I'll be too ...

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Oops, bad paste... Try this Scroll down to the Badlands shots. That's where the 50-230 really took over. I hear you on wanting to bring the 16-55. In that case, if you have room, maybe the 10-24? ...

I don't have the Fuji 90, but I do have the Viltrox 85. It gets extensive use. I love the focal length for tele landscapes, portraits, and shots where I want to throw backgrounds way out of focus. ...

Search Craigslist or Facebook marketplace for a 50-230 you can pick up on the way. I used it for the vast majority of a month-long cross-country trip this summer that I brought my entire kit for. ...

Sounds like you have a good idea already of the strengths of each, and where they complement each other. But I wouldn't get too hung up on whether you should or shouldn't use one or the other for ...

I shot a few local events this week, two of them at night, with the 35mm f1.4, and the images have a really pleasant 3D look to them that I haven't gotten out of other lenses. As I was scrolling ...

Not sure why, perhaps poor processing or technique on my part, but I find that the noise handling in files from my X-H1 is much better than I was getting out of my A7Rii. I HATED pushing the R ...

I moved to a Fuji X-H1 from a Sony A7Rii. I loved the detail out of the Sony, but was constantly post processing EVERYTHING fairly heavily to get the looks I wanted, especially color. I thought ...

I just got the 35mm f1.4 for my X-H1, and I am really enjoying it. If you're not super sure how you'll use the prime, it's a very versatile focal length (want wide? Stitch a pano), and its cost is ...

Our little college town lights up with activity around the holidays: (X-H1 with XF 35mm f1.4, Classic Chrome profile)

Sounds like the OP was using the x100f for this shot, so no option to change for a different lens...?

The Zeiss "magic" is in full effect, there, for sure! I do always love the detail out of the R series sensors from Sony (I had an A7Rii). I'd still be with it if I loved post processing as much as ...

This is a fun challenge! I liked 5 and 8 best, but I think you're right on when you say that maybe these demonstrate how just about any combo of the last decade or two can create nice looking ...

I don't have the Fuji 23, I have the Fuji 35 1.4 (which I just got, and will take the place of the Viltrox in my bag - I prefer the longer focal length for what I use the primes for). I think this ...

The color issues are certainly better in the newer Sony bodies, but an a6400 isn’t the direct comparison with my X-H1, either. I’ve thought about a newer gen Sony body, but really like not having ...

The Sony comparison is certainly relevant for me, as I use the Sony system a fair bit at work and owned both APS-C and full frame Sony bodies. Coming from using an A7Rii prior to switching to ...

Did you see the examples I posted? All at 80mm (the first is a stitched pano).