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It can be a problem I agree. For some practical advice from one over-eager gear purchaser - perhaps there's a local shop who will buy your equipment all at once? The idea of selling the pieces off ...

I’m sorry to hear of your tragic losses that on top of Covid as well. Whatever activity gets you outside and moving is a great idea and the Fujis are good for such things. I was using Sony for a ...

Thanks much you've all given me a lot to think about, I'm going to rest on it to make sure I'm not letting the lower price of the X-T4 cloud my judgement. I watched a few youtube videos. Of the ...

Yea thanks to summarize the features I care about seem to be met with the T4. I slightly prefer a flip down lcd but that’s made up for by the grip which I do want. the only thing that would sway me ...

The grip is a factor to be honest, it irks me they left the grip option off of the X-T5. This means you basically need a whole new camera for big lenses.

I started the X-T2 as a trial with a minimal set of lenses (18-55, 23 f2, 50-230). OK yeah, I love the Fuji! I have no issue at all with the X-T2 images, but the battery life is killing me. AF ...

The OP focused on the sensor but it's really about a lot more than that I agree. For someone not familiar with the brand it's very hard to understand why the OM1 is worth it over the 1x or even ...

There's no way to know if it was a flop, nobody but Olympus has the final numbers. Maybe it made money, maybe not, who knows? I think from the get-go it was a bold move to target such a specific, ...

It's safe to say I only upgrade phones for the camera now. My 4 year old iPhone is still doing great but I clearly see the difference in photos taken with newer phones. I'm buying the Pro model...

I am new to Fuji so maybe my perspective is off, but I'm glad to see Fuji bringing the 'high end' mini-DSLR style bodies. I can see how the H line is better suited for professional use, sports and ...

So long as you're not talking about a boutique brand or specialty lenses, if you add up the prices they're pretty equal give or take. Fuji's a bit less expensive I guess. Photography is supposed to ...

I spent a lot of years with Nikon APS-C hoping they'd fully embrace that platform. In 2022 I've seen Fuji how Fuji supports APS-C and now I'm a happy Fujifilm customer.

Think of it this way, it's only $1799.99 in 2020 dollars.

I switched from a7C to X-T2 because I didn't want to jump right into it. I'll probably get an X-T5 when it comes out after this trial phase. Why? There is no way to deny the a7C has the best ...

Well to each their own, but even the review on this website calls it out. Although clearly some of yours are not straight out of camera JPEGs, judging by the processing and Photoshop tag in the ...

Nothing wrong with the G3 so long as you shoot raw. I put a lot of miles on mine, it's almost the perfect size and shape for stealth travel. It does suffer from the weird green and oranges you get ...

Well after getting my X-T2, gotta say I'm happy with it. The price is fair for such a great, full featured camera. (I bought it used pretty cheap). It reminds me of the old Olympus E-M1 I had but ...

it is likely the internal battery that keeps your settings saved when you change out the main battery. If you let it recharge the camera could be fine or maybe it can be replaced easily. for a new ...

I dunno about charts, I use my eyeballs. When I check charts they seem to correspond to my opinion fairly closely though. Anyway I'd put them into ranks. 1. 35-100 2.8 is in a class by itself in ...

I wouldn't listen to anybody who tells you it's not a capable setup. My wife uses the G7 and 14-140, I often cannot tell the difference between shots from that kit and my G9. The camera doesn't ...