theprehistorian

Latest update to Lightroom CC has lost my custom settings, god damn it! Does anyone know how to set it so that the 'colour' sliders are all set to zero by default when you convert to black and...

It isn't a match for the Sigma Art, but that's considerably more expensive. And considerably heavier! By the by, I shoot the Sigma 50/1.4 on my D810, but ended up buying the Nikkor 1.8G as well for...

Well, I counted counted the sides and I make it 7...

Never mind. If Flickr doesn't work for me anymore I'll move to 500px and/or Hotshoe.

Well quite. The X-T2 doesn't actually do anything a D7200 or even D5500 can't - indeed, the Nikons probably have the edge in terms of image quality, raw support, and probably AF performance. And...

I agree, the latest version of LR does a decent enough job, and I'm not buying another converter for my second camera.

I think whichever way you slice it the new X-Fujis are overpriced. They're very nice and I would be willing to pay a bit more to buy one rather than a competing Sony camera, but not THAT much more....

@Nikonandmore - hope you're right about the X-Pro2. If the price drops as fast as it did on the previous version I shall be very happy! I got my X-Pro1 for a song and will buy the new version once...

Because the hybrid viewfinder is expensive to make, I presume...

The newer lenses are fast and silent. I've just given my X-Pro1 a new lease of life with the 35/2 WR. It's an absolutely fantastic normal lens, probably the best I've used in many respects!

Doubt it, the sensor and CPUs are the same.

I was interested to read the comments about the two 35mm lenses - that the older one is slow but has the best image quality while the new f/2 is fast but not as good in terms of image quality. I...

Not sure my attention was entirely focused on the rendering style of the lens - awesome samples! ;-)

I'm sticking with my X-Pro1 for now too. I generally shoot slow moving or static subjects and the launch prices of these new 24MP cameras is 'ambitious' to put it kindly. I will buy one - probably...

@cameron2 - thanks for correcting me! I've seen other people refer to <35mm as 'subframe' and it's always struck me as clumsy.

@Photomonkey - just a live rock gig in a small venue, but with...

Photomonkey - what you say is true - subframe cameras are plenty good enough under most conditions. That being said, I photographed a gig the other day with my X-Pro1 and my god did I wish I'd...

Turnip chops - yeah I know but the price of this camera is well into FF DSLR territory and about double the price of a comparably specified APS-C DSLR.

I know it's pretty and funky, but even so...!

Oh quite, I bought an X-Pro1 for peanuts about 18 months ago just to shoot the 35/1.4! Absolutely love the camera and lens! I will buy a new camera - the T2 or X-Pro2, but only when prices are...

Have to say I agree. It's a bit smaller than a D7200 but has inferior battery life and image quality. Like the X-Pro2, it's a cute little camera but stupidly expensive for a subframe snapper....

Thanks Androole! :-) So assuming the sensor tech is the same, the Hassy should have 3/4 stop over the D810 based on sensor area, but (assuming you can take advantage of it) the Nikon has a genuine...