rponiarski

I have both the 18-55 and the new 18mm 1.4. The second puts up 4 corner 90 degree lines where the frame would be. Not as easy as the frame lines with the 23, but usable. Depending on my needs, ...

I used ACDSee for a bit, but when I switched from Panasonic over to Fujifilm I had to try another program and have ended up with Capture 1. ACDSee really did a bad job with the Fuji X-Trans RAW...

I don't know what "lack" you are talking about. I have the 55-200mm, which is nearly 400mm in full frame terms, and the newer 75-300mm can be used with the 1.4 and 2.0 times teleconvertors ...

IBIS. Otherwise, I like it as is...

I remember fountain pens and having been using them for the last 60 years or so...Now THAT'S writing...

Agreed. I carry my x-pro 3 and all the "Fujicrons" (16, 23, 35 and 50), with room for some batteries, spare cards and even filters. I have the v1 and it's my most used bag.

+1. Happened to me a few times. Drop lens; hits hood which breaks, but lens is fine. Just saying...

I had used ACDSee for a few years, but when I switched to Fuji, I found that it really doesn't work too well with the RAW files. Very blurry and the color is off. In C1, it is sharp and the colors ...

I was looking at it, but I saw that on Windows you need version 8 or higher, Windows 10 recommended. Me, I have a Windows 7 laptop that works fine and don't want to go through the headache of an ...

Thanks for that. Yes, I went and tried it on my X Pro 3 at B&H today. Very nice and a decent price. I also wish it had an aperture ring. We'll see; not sure I want that enough to put up with its ...

How do you like  the Viltrox? I am thinking about it for the times I want a bit more reach than I get with my 50mm f2 on my X Pro3.

I have both and they are no problem together. I do use the JB grip, which helps a lot, but have tried it with the grip and it really doesn't seem to be an issue. On the other hand, I mostly use ...