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Beautiful photo!  Thanks for sharing this . . . Rand

San Diego GFX 32-64 @ 50mm, 124 seconds @ f/5, 3 stop ND Rand

What a waste of bandwidth that article is.  Total nonsense. If they wanted to say, "Gee we wish the GFX wasn't so expensive,"  well, I could get that.  But to base the article on 'image quality ...

San Diego.  2 minute 30 seconds with 3 stop ND;.

RTF(jui)M :-) In shooting only OIS mode you will not see anything in the viewfinder on half-press.  It activates when you actually trip the shutter. Rand

This is from a lowly X-T1, 50-140 f/2.8: I “think” an X-T2 is good enough for VERY high quality portraits. LOL  And if you look at my DOF control, you will quickly recognize that what I’ve ...

There’s a conclusion to be drawn, but I don’t want to get hit over the head by a moderator. Rand

Your position on this is certainly the standard “conventional wisdom” these days. But I can only share my real world experience being a fine art printer for photographers. I print from files from ...

“ . .. You rather get a "bigger sensor" like the GFX? Do they have 1.4 or 1.8 or F2 lenses . . “ LOL, you’re forgetting to do the reverse math on apparent DOF at any given aperture! Think about it. ...

The 10-24 seems like a natural progression.  It is a great lens, also has OIS like your other two lenses, and would make your kit able to go from very wide to very decent telephoto reach. Rand

If you’re asking about whether the X-T3 has in body image stabilization, the answer is a clear “NO.” A quick review of any of the many first-look reviews confirms this. If you’re post intends ...

The gap in IQ between 24x36mm sensors and APS-C has diminished to the point of being pretty much irrelevant. The difference in shallow DOF is there, but get out your DOF calculator app and look at ...

X-H2 with T3 specs, GFX battery. Rand

Bjorn, Thanks for the very nice write up. You mention a new battery charger with the T-3.  My I ask if it has fold out prongs for directly plugging it into an outlet?  Or does it still require the ...

Bob, I too have been using either the timer or the remote app.  The timer doesn’t cut it for true “bulb” setting work, though.   And the T setting isn’t granular enough for a lot of my needs.  The ...

Someone at Fuji’s design team must actually be a photographer!  For the longest time, I’ve gnashed my teeth with every camera I’ve owned when shooting landscapes, tripod mounted, with an Arca ...

No, the H in X-H1 stands for hyper, not hybrid, and if you go back and look at all the Fuji announcement and advertising materials (not the many confused reviewers) they advertised it as “high ...

Yes.  You can disable it.  Or, have it viable for re-play zooming etc., or when using LCD on tripod.  I had the same problem on X-H1 with having my nose, etc., moving the focus point around ...

OK, here's a real heresy for you.  I'd nuke the exposure comp wheel and replace with a small top LCD a la the H-1.  It works better in actual use.  I have the button set to "switch" and just leave ...

+1 This is my experience as well, owning both lenses.  Also, the Mitakon is a lot more "fiddly" with the manual focus only.  It takes some time / skill to get good with it, and you'll never be ...