21William

If there was a massive difference in price I might agree with you but there isn’t, is there? They release at different times so an exact comparison isn’t possible but it doesn’t seem hugely ...

I’m not sure I understand the continuation of the X-T line since the introduction of the X-H1 and it’s successor the X-H2 on the way?

It’s worth pointing out that users of other camera systems have noticed competing software packages also do a better job than LR so it’s not just a Fuji issue as some would have us believe, it’s ...

Or it could just be that it’s easier to stick with something even if it is sub par rather than learn something new. I’m sure many if not most of us have done something similar in the past.

Replace it with poor then. https://photographylife.com/adobes-poor-handling-of-raw-files

Unless you do a side by side comparison with say C1 you may never see anything amiss. If at some point in the future you aren’t happy with your pictures then maybe then would be a good time to try ...

I’ve got the old version of the 10-24 and it’s sharp in the middle. Having been to Naples I wouldn’t be without something wide like the 10-24 given how narrow some of the streets are. Lens ...

I don’t disagree but appearances can be deceptive. The X-H1 I bought last year was way out of budget when it first came out but was very desirable at the £699 new I paid for it. I similarly ...

I agree. If the software is more important than the camera and lenses just buy something else. Canon would be a safe bet.

I noticed there was a firmware update for my camera the other day and as it was linked to my iPad at the time I did it over WiFi directly to the camera and it worked fine.

I often wonder how they set the prices on cameras. Apparently the XH-1 was over £1800 when it came out in the UK but was eventually selling for £699. Were the early ones sold with a high profit ...

I agree and I’ll be buying Capture One pro myself once I get a new iMac. I used to be a LR user but it no longer fits my needs. Some folks have to work on a tight budget though and buy their ...

From what I’ve read on the net quite a few folks have said Adobe Demosaicing is sub par compared to many if not most other RAW software. It’s also been suggested that this deficiency can also be ...

It always surprises me what a good job my iPhone and iPads do, except in low light.

Not long after I bought my first Fuji camera I happened upon this picture on the net to get some idea of the size of some lenses. Maybe that’s why I assumed not having aperture markings was more ...

Yes it’s much better than it was. With the new M1 chips I hopefully it’ll improve further. I’m currently using SD cards as external storage on my iPads and it’s working very well.

It seems that only the Fuji lenses I have or looked at buying don’t have aperture markings.  That being the case I’m not sure what you’re suggesting Bill? Genuine question. My first fully auto ...

On the left is my Pentax fit Tamron with aperture ring and markings. On the right is my Fuji 10-24, can you see any aperture markings? My 18-55 is the same. I also looked at the XC16-50 but ...

Coming from a Pentax DSLR to a Fuji X-H1 I must say I’m really enjoying having proper dials like I had on my old cameras in the days of film. The only (rather strange) thing missing from the Fuji ...

I only sometimes want to transfer pictures to an iPhone or iPad but when I turn the camera off it wants to transfer the pictures. Can I dismiss this with a simple button press or do I have to turn ...