carylee2002

IBIS is helpful if you use long lenses and also using long adapted lenses that you don't have any OIS and must shoot manual using peaking. But a monopod/tripod will greatly help when in need of ...

Maybe check to see if your sdcard locking tab was moved to locked position.

I have 3 cameras with the 1st generation x-trans sensor and will not part with them because they produce a different look as compared to the following sensors. I use my X-E1 as a composition ...

Compare it with my Mamiya RZ67...what do you consider ugly and relatively big? Pick up that camera with a standard lens and you will change your mind. Also the X!D is already discontinued because...

I originally had Adobe Aftereffects for PC then when I switched to Mac many years ago, I had to contact Adobe and had them deactivate my PC version. They also sent me the Mac version CD to replace ...

It's very common to lose the PC terminal cover...My old Nikon F4s is missing one..but that camera was built like a tank and Im sure you can replace them with any generic one off of Fleebay at a ...

LMAO...it just shows what the people now think that it is all about neat specs, fast speed, extra bells and whistles and is what everyone needs. I'm glad I shot MF film and Large Format Film and...

Sorry to hear about your camera...I had a problem with my 56mm months back when I was doing a firmware upgrade with the 56mm on the camera with grip on. It locked the 56mm lens that I had to send ...

Describe what part of the socket are you describing...have a picture?

I like to know...how many of you can really get down to setting your digital camera to full manual and be able to shoot it like a film camera without any digital bells and whistles with a light ...

Forget Wifi...if you shot film...we didn't have then and it is not a necessity. It's a gimmick.

I've bought used lenses from BH, Adorama without any problems..I found my best lenses and equipment was from Japan via Ebay because they tend to take care of their products better than they do ...

Here is my 2cents....I'm a predominately a Fujifilm user given the number of cameras and lenses I currently own. But recently I purchased a used D7100 and the Nikkor 200-500mm for long shots. ...

Since the last firmware my XH1 has been solid and my preferred body over my XT2. I now prefer my XH1 camera more and the XT2 has been relegated as a backup. Especially when using heavy lenses like ...

Great news that the owner has been identified....what is even more impressive is the camera's ruggedness to still protect the sdcard from being ruined from such a fall. Cudo's to Fujifilm's...

I'm only going for the XH series from now on. No more XT's for me purely for the IBIS and the ergonomics the XH series brings to the table.

I am in envy for those lucky enough to get the XH1 at such a reasonable price. I received mine back in March with my Fuji bag and I'm glad I did. I relegated my XT2 as my backup camera and use my ...

Thats a variable a F4.5-f5.6 and not F4 throughout in addition the price point is 1k more than what the Nikkor offers.

I like Fujifilm make a 200-500mm F4 like Nikkor 200-500mm F5.6 for their APC line at a similar price point for wildlife photography. With that APC reach would sell like hotcakes.

I have both the xf80 and nikkor 60mm micro. The fuji is the winner especially on the xh1 body with ibis and the new firmware. When using the nikkor 60mm I tend to use my xt2 in manual with peaking ...