Alan_Hogg

I have for some years done multi-day hikes (up to 5 days usually but as many as 10) and also need to carry sleeping bag, tent or fly, food of course, cooking gear etc in the New Zealand mountains. ...

Ha ha yes indeed. All good fun! Alan Hogg Hamilton, New Zealand.

Hi Folks OK I give up. But I am definitely not the only one who has owned a mediocre 16-55. See the current ‘Fuji 16-55 2.8 experience’ thread. I don’t think it hurts for prospective buyers to be ...

Hi Joachim This is simply not true. I have read many posts about people questioning the quality of 16-55 photos. I owed one myself for 12 months and eventually gave up on it in favour of the 18-55 ...

yes please, the X-E line are perfect for backpacking! The bodies are light and sophisticated, the lenses generally excellent. The XPro series are nice but like the XT series they are too heavy for ...

Hi Mike i have always gone with the X-E series - X-3 now because the bodies are so light and small. A few small primes (14f2.8, 23f2, 35f1.8, 60f2.8 in my case) complement the two smallish zooms ...

Very nice photo Rod! Mine is also on my desktop! The lens is excellent at the short end where I use it the most. I switch to the excellent 35f1.8 or the 55-200 when I want to go longer.

Hi There Yes my lens is also slightly weaker at the long end where the 55-200 excels.

This lens never ceases to amaze me. just a snap as I left home for work a few days ago. Please don't flame me if you don't like the photo but I thought I should post it given the bad rap this ...

X-E3 every time. The others are all just too heavy, defeating the original intent of light weight mirrorless systems. Alan Hamilton, New Zealand.