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The hard part was getting myself to send it in...that part cost US $25. I called them first in Edison, New Jersey and told them about the two problems I was experiencing with my X-T20....wouldn't ...

Actually I usually do bring two bodies, but I like being able to choose different setups. Today I brought a7 with FE 35/2.8 and the X-E3 with 18-55/2.8-4 all in a small Tenba DNA 8 bag. More often ...

I have been using the original a7 for almost 5 years. It is the best camera I have ever owned. Originally I used my Canon lenses on a Metabones adapter before native lenses became available. I ...

It's a very good kit lens, especially for its range, size, weight, even IQ. However, I would say that the 24-105/4 that I got as a kit lens with my original Canon 5D, especially for its time, was ...

Going on fifth year with original a7. In good light I really like the FE 16-35/4, which I bought used. Before that lens was made, I used my Canon 17-40 on a Metabones adapter. In challenging light ...

I used mine for about 2 years and recently sold it. It's on the heavy side and I wanted something with better image quality on the long end of the zoom range.

It is from a new open space preserve called La Honda Creek in California.

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Both are great choices, though I went for the newer sensor and focusing system with the X-T20. However, I did later add an X-E2s which has been on sale lately.

My travel set up for Fuji is with two bodies and three lenses. Both bodies, since I did not go with top of the line models, have Fuji grips added for better handling in the field. X-T20 with 18-135 ...

The 50's that I looked at were the Zeiss Zm 50/2 and the Voigtlander 50/1.5... I went with the Zeiss as there are a lot of used copies out there and you can usually get one at a good price. I also ...

Congrats on your 500th blog. I've found your site helpful when I was new to Fuji, just as a user who likes to see how others use the system. I am not in agreement with your comments about mode ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pk_71Hujl3Q I liked this video and noticed one of the cameras used was the X-Pro2 with the 35/1.4. I thought this had some great messages for would-be street ...

I wouldn't do it. I bought both and they both have their place in my kit. I've had more focus issues with the 18-55 than any other Fuji lens. Lately I often choose the 18-135 over the 18-55.

It might not be your cup of tea, seeing that you choose not to use it that much. That is sort of the way the 16/1.4 is to me. I bring it on special indoor events only.... it feels a little bit too ...

I bought both the 28 and the converter at the same time. I didn't like the size and the slower speed, plus the added glass, of the converter and returned it. I got a used Voigtlander 21/1.8 instead.

at least that is what I think is happening: I think a Western Meadowlark who was "makin' a lot of whoopee" too.

I never saw a copy of the Canon 85/1.8 that was sharp wide open. I would not recommend it.  I sold my copy. I do sometimes use the 100/2 on a Metabones adapter. However, I eventually found a used ...

This lens is one of the reasons I added Fuji.

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