Brian P Smith

Being a huge fan of my X-T3's screen design, but a huge fan of IBIS and battery life, the X-T4 is a tough choice for me. Two plusses and one negative, but in the end I think not enough to upgrade. ...

Have a look at LensRental's teardown of the 55-200. You'll see that this lens is well beyond what the $300 Nikon "kit" lens contains. Fuji is putting some high-level build techniques and quality...

A Year ago people said he was a Sony Shill.... Opinionated does not = paid by a company.

Agreed but when you crop that much in post you also aren't getting the full sensor resolution, so you may well end up with less than 16mp...

I'm hoping they can get the 300mm F4 around the price of the Nikon 300mm PF or $2000. Even if they charge $2200 it would be pre-ordered for me.

I'm in for the 300mm for sure whenever it comes out. Possibly the 500mm if my budget at the time allows. Have been saving slowly but I'll increase the saving to be ready when the 300mm drops at the ...

The foot should also be longer. The 50-140 gets an absolutely massive chonker of a foot for it's size, and the 100-400 gets this tiny little nub!

@Prosecutor you missed where I said I still use ND's and pols. I don't see the need for square filters; circular are still useful

I was a heavy user and believer of filter systems until I finally realized that in this day with Lightroom/Photoshop, I don't have any need for graduated filters. I get by just fin with Circular...

As much as I want a medium-format X100 type camera, if you use the GFX 50R with the 50mm lens, you're pretty darn close minus the OVF.

Not the first... Not the last.

Which shots in particular? I don't see any wormy details.

Yes. I am looking for a 300mm (450mm on crop, 630 with tc) or a 400mm (600mm on crop, 840 with tc).

A wonderful lens but not enough reach and I don't need F2 (F2.8). Just a little bit longer would be ideal.

Personally for me a 300 F4 or 400 F4 would be ideal - add the 1.4x TC as needed.

Anyone a little miffed at the "update" to the road map that doesn't include any of the unknown 3 new lenses? I'm in a holding patter until we see something on the longer end. I love my X-T3 for ...

I have used the combo with and without. For me, without the grip is "Usable" and with the grip is much preferred. Overall the X-H1 is a much better match for the lens.

FYI for those wondering, you can set it to "C" on the iso wheel and adjust the ISO with the front dial.

New battery is a huge plus for me. IBIS is a nice added plus. Screen I don't mind at all, I like both the X-T3 and X-T4 screens. Depending on what they show for a lens roadmap, and how some ...

XH-1 always a good deal - but hold one first. Handling is different enough from the X-T series it can be make or break for some. I'd take handling into account more than price at this point to be ...