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I just sold a bunch of film and digital stuff and bought a Q2M. It's worth what they are asking for it. The build quality is amazing. You really can't compare it to any other camera in terms of ...
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X100V. In fairness, I do have a GFX 50R and a GR III. But if I could only have one camera besides the X Pro 3 it would be the X100V. I use them the most in this order X Pro 3, X 100V, GR III, ...
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I got to try out an M10 M recently at my local camera store. It's absolutely amazing. I still shoot a lot of B/W film and I was very impressed. I was wondering if anyone has tried out the Fuji ...
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I switched over from Nikon years ago although I still have a couple of Nikon film cameras. They were full frame Nikons. I don't feel like I lost anything. Outside of the Ricoh GR and a Sigma ...
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I have the 30 1.4 and 18-35 in Sigma SA for a SD Merrill. The 30 is a good lens. The 18-35 is also good but would be very large on a Fuji camera. I did use Sigma lenses for awhile when I was ...
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I recently sold my X70 and bought a Ricoh GR III. I would only consider a Fuji X70 replacement if it had a built in ND filter. The GR is a fantastic camera.
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This is a really good book if you want to do B/W. It is digital also: https://www.amazon.com/Practical-Zone-System-Digital-Photography/dp/1138206318/ref=sr_1_1?crid=22SOHHBC8R0MP&dchild=1&keywords= ...
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I still shoot film because I have access to a darkroom where I work. However I am very fond of the Fuji Jpegs. I can spend hours in the darkroom making one or two prints. I have far less ...
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That's a nice photo!!!! I usually use the Acros R. It has the best contrast. Some BW is what I call very muddy, lots of Zone IV through VI. Tri-X film can be like that. I used to shoot Acros a ...
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As an old person (over 60) who started out with film, I have never seen any of the simulations or those plug ins that look remotely like the film they are supposed resemble. You get into ...
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As a person who has lived with dogs for decades, there is nothing more annoying in dog photography than the nose being out of focus. It looks stupid. So if you are photographing a dog with the ...
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Yes. Why don't you rent it out and try it. I have owned other versions of the X100 so yes it was worth it for me. But when I'm not sure about a camera, I will rent it and try it out for a week to ...
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Nice photos and AWESOME dog!!!!!
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VERY NICE!!!!!!!! Beautiful dog!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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You got a good deal. I just sold mine for $450. I normally prefer Fuji, but the GR III is a better camera for me because of the built in ND filter.
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I would buy it at F2 and with an aperture ring also depending on the size. I would have no interest in in a 1.4 or 1.2 version because it undoubtedly would be too large for me. The Sigma 40mm ...
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I have dust on my GR II sensor. I am could be wrong but I thought it got in when the lens extended and retracted not from or around the actual lens element. So far no dust on my GR III. This ...
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I have the 18-35 for an SD1 Merrill. It's not for a FF sensor. It won't even work with the APSH Quattro. And it's very heavy and large for a lens basically covering 28-50. However the options in ...
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