JayNGu

@Ilza. I'm with the scientific consensus, so I think the onus is on you to produce at least one of the (apparent) 1000 theories that are not black holes that do not contradict General relativity....

Mine has always worked flawlessly. Gave my XPro-1 a bit of an autofocus speed upgrade vs. the original 3 lenses and I've always been very impressed with it's optical quality. Great at 18mm for ...

Slight correction...doesn't the Fuji X100 have a 23mm lens that is 35mm effective focal length on it's APS-C sensor?

A nice camera, but a small built in flash is a serious omission. With the...

@ilza

Why is the hype disgusting? It's the first time something has been done and it is direct observational evidence of something that has alot of indirect evidence for. This is the way modern...

@ilza

The irony here is that you use a Black hole yourself to describe what you think is happening, but won't concede that its direct evidence for the black hole. Yet again, alternative hypothesis...

@ilza - if the image does not verify the existence of black holes, only "at most" does not contradict their existence. Then what evidence would verify them to you? You must be one of the last hard...

The point of the picture is that it observationally verifies the existance of black holes and the image fits what theories expected it to look like. The ring of light is light that has bent around...

I only come from this as I had a Tamron 90 (close to the 80) that I used on Nikon DX for years. I always felt that it was too long for portraits and I used it really just as a macro lens. I liked ...

To me, OIS is great for longer lenses, especially in lowish light. Can be good for wildlife photography (certain types, animals at dusk). I've never seen the attraction any where else, other than ...

Way too expensive for the image quality! I would just take the money and upgrade to the latest Fuji body.

I love the 60mm and still own it. No real interest in the 80mm from me. I think the 60 is a more versatile all-round focal length on APS-C, great for portraits. The 80mm is more specialised to macro. ...

Nice video! Well I've still got mine which is about 7 years old and it works perfectly, and still looks great! I agree that the image quality is still pretty "contemporary" and I don't feel that ...

Thanks! I use the 18-105 as well and was still thinking of using it on a newer body. 😊

Hi, Just a quick question. Are there any intervalometer / remote release options available for the XPro-1? I currently just use a threaded cable release. I know in the past the answer has been "no" ...

Nice shot! The lens works well. :)

I still have the XF 18mm as well. Like it alot, wont sell it, but use it for different things than the 18-55. I will use the 18-55 @ 18 in preference for landscape / scenic type shots as its ...

Hi Peter, How big an IQ jump is there in practice? I'm been thinking of pick a D7500 up...perhaps even partially switching back from Fuji for a few reasons (compatibility with astrophotography ...

Interesting questions, and I'm not sure how the field curvature went. I always it was concave in respect to the photographer point of view, but am just guessing! That could certainly be a factory ...

It's because its a wide angle scenic pic shot at f/2.8. The centre is sharp. I'm sure I wideangle prime like the 16/1.4 would do much better stopped down 2.8. Perhaps the 16-55/2.8 would do ...

I actually quite like your shot #2. Move (or crop) the hose in the background out of the way...nice. Convert to B&W maybe? The good thing about a lens like the 18-55, it lets you know the focal ...