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@Entoman I agree and that's why we have to give props to Canon, Panasonic, Sony and Sigma, for having a line of dedicated cine cameras. Nonetheless some of these cameras, excluding the FP/A7S line...

I see your username suggests you're a man of culture.
I personally have no problem with flip out screens per se. What I find inadequate is the addition of such screens to cameras, which work better...

Yup. I'm kinda worried we're witnessing a "reverse X-H1". Back then Fuji hurried to come out with the X-H1, which resulted in shooting itself in the leg. They better really differentiate the X-H2...

A borderline example of this is the X-T4, which is by all means a solid camera, but in my case takes away more than brings to the table, namely the screen.

I personally think it's great that...

So I see quite a few comments addressing video and "vlogging-oriented specs". I think there's quite a difference between creating a camera, which does good video and a camera, which appeals to...

@pentaust I agree for the most part, although you can still see lenses such as the 4/3 Olympus 14-35 f/2 or the 35-100 f2 sold at a premium. Same goes with "dead mount" lenses such as the Contax NX...

Well if JIP agreed to take it over, which has most definitely been contractually handled, they are well aware of the different obligations Olympus has towards its customers throughout the world. In...

Hi, I remember reading the X-T4 had slightly tweaked SD ports, which allowed for faster clearing, but I may be wrong. Found this article testing cards on the X-T4 , dunno how accurate the results ...

My understanding of it is that this is a design ode to Leica's summicron lenses. Fuji introduced this first on their APS-C line of f/2 lenses, which bear the informal designation of...

Hi, one thing you should also consider is the card performance relative to your camera, as some cards will work better on some cameras than others. So although one card may have a higher ...

Hi, all those cards will be more than adequate. You could also take a look at the Lexar 1667x, as those are much cheaper v60 alternatives than the faster 2000x and deliver great performance. Would ...

I'd suggest buying a grip accessory for your X-T30, as zooms can be awkward to hold on the X-T30. The X-PRO 2 is a great backup, the OVF experience is really cool IMO, if you go that route make ...

Although I know the M43 sensor was capable and the whole point was the size and weight, man I would have loved to see an EM-1/EM-5 with an APS-C or FF sensor, regardless of the added weight and...

There is a Voightlander 75 f/1.5 for the M mount, albeit manual focus. When used with the M mount Fuji adapter you should get EXIF data, etc..

Last time I checked there were no more issues with the Lightroom processing of X-Trans files. Do you still notice some issues?

Love the look. Fantastic shot.

Yes I agree that some beefing up should take place. As far as sensor res I find the 24 in the X-H1 to be more than sufficient for what I do, but your style of shooting may require more res, which I...

I agree, though you need to set an adequately small aperture to get everything in focus if the subject moves, especially if we're talking about a one man crew. The 35 f/2 also exhibits serious ...

Yes, and the fact that the noise and high ISO performance gets worse as you increase res means I don't think there's a market for such a device. If you want clean-ish high res high iso files...

The right side contains the SD cards slot, not sure if they'll manage to cram anything in there + you really want to have the SD cards sealed off.

Honestly I'm not really sure if they'll bump the...