paulhoppe_photography

This is the spot for the custom mode. You can't change it...same way on my X-E4 which is technically identical.

My laptop at the time only had a microSD card slot. Because my normal SD cards were quite old I bought the micro ones and used them with an adapter in my X100F, X-T3, X70, XQ2 and now X-E4. Never ...

When I had my X100F I used the JJC one which was rather slim and not much wider than the lens itself. The ones that flare out a bit or these fancy rectangular ones obstructed the optical viewfinder. ...

No not at all. I have the 6l sling and even if I can fit it in a backpack it takes up way too much space due to all the padding. That being the said the PD slings are comparably slim. But they are ...

Hi there, I used the Peak Design Sling 6l with an X-T3 and I was able to carry a lens mounted and two additional standard sized lenses without problems. So your kit ought to fit. I like the 6l ...

Why are you still discussing this with me? Be happy with your X100V...everyone has different needs and wants and preferences. I only answered this months old thread of mine to confirm that after a ...

For me the X70 was barely pocketeable. Sure with a big coat or such but not in warm weather with a light jacket or in a pants pocket. So I ended up using a small bag anyway...and once I use a bag ...

Its been a few months now but I long sold both the X-T3 and X70. As much as I liked the X70 there was not really a huge advantage in terms of portability for the X70 compared to the X-E4 with the ...

Used an X100T/F for two years and found the 35mm eq. FOV slightly too wide for my taste. Ended up with the X-E4 and XF27mm lens. Sure you miss out on what makes the X100V unique but if you ever ...

Great that you enjoy the camera. For me the size and portability also outweigh some of the cons. Even though after a while I get the minimalist approach. Maybe one more button or an AFS/AFC/MF ...

It is a fun lens to play around with manual focus but I sold mine in the end. The manual focus range is very non-linear which makes focusing anything 5m and more rather difficult. I also found the ...

Hi there, well the X100 series is marketed towards "street" but having used one exclusively for over a year I find the fixed focal length in such a "big" camera rather limiting. I did not really ...

I too have the 18-55 and I bought the 16mm 2.8. The latter lens is technically closer to 15mm they just call it a 16mm for convenience I guess. Imo there is a noticeable difference between the ...

From front to back... 1: The station hall was originally built in 1882 but after severe damage in WWII redesigned in 1962 with a more austere socialist look. This look was mostly kept during the ...

None ;-) I tried a lot of regular camera backpacks and a few regulars ones for work (except hiking gear as I don't do any hiking). In my opinion a fully loaded backpack is always heavy and will ...

I'll happily take the 35 1.4 and 50 f2 off your hands. I am actually looking for a good deal on those right now. Can I pay in ration slips ;-) I'd look at these pairings 16 2.8 / 18 1.4 Do you ...

I tried Windows and X-Raw Studio in a virtual machine (on linux though) as well and the USB passthrough simply won't work. You need special drivers for windows. A host system can't expose the USB ...

You should try square glasses...they help me immensely ;-)

I have an Ipad incoming and I looked at the options and I'd probably have a look at "RAW Power" if you want something without subscription like Lightroom.

I used M43 for a long time but ended up not linking the 4:3 format. For landscape format I usually keep the native 3:2 aspect ratio of my camera, sometimes I switch to 16:9 for certain looks. In ...