dscobie62

the X-H line is in a coma, it is due to be brought out of this state no earlier than the end of this year. It isn't dead though (apparently).

What is your link between this lens and a GFX?

It is on the X-H1

They didn't keep the stupid (to you) ISO dial - it's a new one with what looks like a much better way of operating.

The moan about dual slots will only commence when one day Fuji relents and puts some form of stabilisation in this line of cameras

There is also a DIY fix for this, that will give you the benefits of the Mk2 converters without replacing your Mk1 versions. Check out YouTube.

It is the same battery but it is an increased number of shots. The change in processor/sensor means less power used

It is a meaningful upgrade for most (that have ever used one), the bump in resolution on it's own is irrelevant but along with the new processor over the older F model it does give us better...

It is a new lens. Adding a new element and re configuring the construction makes it new. Check out the video reviews here and you can see that this lens is a massive improvement.

Yeah, let's not focus on profit margin......said no company ever!

Yes, they fit. Difference being newer ones take away need to change a setting in menus (it is automatic).
There is a 'fix' for the old one's mind (check YouTube)

Here in the UK, filter and adaptor is £99 but if ordered at time of camera then you can get both for just under £50

It's neither and it doesn't

Yes, it is

Just the opposite. He was running to save lives by passing on an order to stop 1600 men walking into a trap, all the while trying to avoid getting killed himself as non arrival will fail to stop...

I check out the landscape and B&W forums regularly, occasionally I check the Documentary and Street. All offer good tips and inspiration Now and again I dip into other manufacturers forums just be ...

Seeing an advert that shows that a similar offer is currently available in the UK via the well known retailer 'Camera World'. The body is £1499 though if you use the code 'PP5DSR' you can get a fur ...

As mentioned in a response to the same comment you make elsewhere. Very close to half of the 45 images were shot with lenses other than the $1000 lens you speak of.

Placed 35^th in the challenge. A Loch in the Trossachs (Scotland) with an isolated tree rooted to a small area of earth amongst the stony shore of the Loch

Taken at Petersfield (UK)