Brian Homer

I also use mainly .jpgs I do also shoot Raw as an insurance but rarely use them. I find SOOC the jpgs are very good and require little post-processing as you say. I'm spending much less time post ...

I haven't tried a V but have read the reviews. For me the F is fine and although the V is a great camera I can't justify the spend right now. It was different back when the F came out - I chopped ...

Like others have said the kit lens is superb. So good I sold my 24-70 2.8 (non-VR). I have got the 50mm 1.8 Z lens which is also great. Just depends on light and circumstances which one I use.

I doubt anyone successfully carries a lens like the 500mm mounted on a camera round their neck just using a strap on the camera body. If it doesn't have a strap option then I think you will have ...

Oops I was too quick on sensor size ... Thanks for the reminder!

Nice little camera but don't think it has a viewfinder? And just to say this is an APS-C sensor not a 1" - that size was used in the X10,20 and 30.

They are both excellent lenses - I have them too. They serve different purposes so I'm not sure what you are trying to prove. In good light at a distance from your subject you will see less ...

That can catch you out anytime :-)

Agreed - I got the kit lens and FTZ with my first Z6 on launch. Lens so good and I sold my 24-70 2.8 F mount (not latest model) as I hardly ever used it once I got the f4 S version. Initially I ...

For me NEED is perhaps not applicable in all contexts. Life needs are the most important - food water etc but when it comes to photography it depends on whether you shoot for yourself or ...

I have varifocals - I'm very short sighted - and have no issues whatsoever with using the Z6 EVF

In response to the OP I've tried find anything about the Z6 for what I shoot that makes me want by D750/D600 combo back and so far  I have found nothing. And out shooting I haven't either. The Z6 ...

An EVF is a must for me - no EVF is fine on a smart phone but a proper camera needs a viewfinder for me.

Oh I hadn’t kept up since my current cameras all have WiFi built in. Looks like Eye-Fi totally dead.

I used an eye-fi mobi-pro on my X100S -I guess it would work in an original X100? Are you in the UK?

Sounds good! There are anomalies in pricing - you can get the X-E3 with 18-55 for £599 but whlile a refurb X-E3 body is only £299 the 18-55 on its own is more that £600! So unless you already have ...

I shoot .jpg only on my X100F and have always been very happy with the results. For what I shoot with the F I don't want the extra post processing altough I do have the free Capture 1 for Fuji and ...

On my X100F the thing that irritates me is that Fuji still doesn't name the card when you format it. Doesn't affect workflow but still irks me...

Take Care and hope it goes well.

Chimping is not illegal apparently :-) I prefer to call it one of the bonuses of digital - the ability to check if you "got" the shot before you get home. Film was great (but I don't miss the ...