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100% agree, which is why I'll frequently use a thick towel (polar fleece also a great idea) vs. my Manfrotto Nano pouch.

No..that would have been VERY depressing! I luckily noticed that one of the lugs was loose. Did a web search and quickly noticed that there are others who have had a problem with the lug nuts (and ...

Olympus EM1 and Olympus 60mm f2.8 Macro for sale. Both items are in great condition. Olympus EM1 (11,382 shutter count..the shutter is rated for 150,000). $325 (I will pay for CONUS shipping and be ...

I sometimes put my RX100 in a Manfrotto Nano (which is quite nice!) and leave the strap out so I can carry the camera around without worrying about it getting bumped or exposed to the elements.  I ...

LOL..I put my RX100 8nto my Lowepro Fastback 250 top pouch or my backpack when wrapped in a heavy clean dish towel. Works perfectly.  Low tech can be a wonderful thing. 😁

Great price for a very nice Fuji compatible UWA (especially as it was recently released ($499) and used copies are extremely difficult to find.

$500 for an FZ1000? Bad deal. Buy a used one for $350-$375...what a bargain for that price vs buying FZ1000 gen 2 for $900!

Maybe this will be useful: https://www.fujivsfuji.com/mcex-11-vs-mcex-16/

Seems like an easy decision to me..you have good focal range coverage except for WA/UWA. The 10-24 is a great, versatile lens.

Things in particular to consider: -How does each camera feel in your hands? Which one has the better UI? Which camera might be the most fun to use? -Compare and contrast the Fuji and Sony APS-C ...

I own both and if one had to go, it would be the 16mm..even though it has become my favorite Fuji lens. Hard to give up the 10-24 focal range!

LOL. I don't have any restrictions with respect to how much money I spend on camera equipment (though admit, I don't want to go crazy with respect to expenditures). I pick Fuji for my money..while ...

Exactly how I feel. I challenge myself to come up with 4-5 photos per "project" that I feel happy enough with to share via Facebook or via one of my online photo album sites. The tricky part is ...

Ken, Looked at the video again now that I've got an Xpro1 in my hands (a camera that I instantly took a liking to). I liked your presentation..good speaking style (easy to follow, not grating, ...

If coming from a FF system (or even some of the bridge zoom cameras), to say that the 16mm f1.4 is heavy is kinda funny. For me, the 16mm f1.4 is the brightest option at that focal length (vs f2.8) ...

Hi Ken, Getting ready to travel to the airport so don't have much time to write. Do think that given the age of the camera, you should address issues that might prompt a person to not consider the ...

I'm personally not concerned..I plan on mainly using the OVF (miss using one since I sold my D750) and definitely am not interested in using it for low light photography. I know the ...

Nice video though somewhat shallow with respect to overall content (of course, my opinion is quite subjective). I just purchased an X-Pro1 and grip for $320. Don't have it yet so have no opinion ...

Kudos Sony! Raise the bar even further. Love the competition as we all benefit (regardless of the camera manufacturer(s) we prefer).

I own the 10-24 and bought the 16mm f1.4 specifically because I wanted the f1.4 option when shooting at 16mm. The close focusing is an extra added bonus. Also, having come from years of FF camera ...