Geekapoo

People buy new phones because the software keeps getting more and more processor intensive, slowing current phones down..the industry does this on purpose to stimulate sales.

I think a lot of people routinely buy new cameras because of GAS or the hope that "throwing money" at gear will somehow make them a better photographer. Myself? It's more about acquiring enabling ...

If/when a smartphone incorporates an EVF or OVF (particularly important if using telephoto settings), I'd maybe consider leaving my other cameras at home. Regardless, for me, use of a smartphone ...

One can get great results with almost all the recent digital cameras. What Fuji provides IMO is the most enjoyable shooting experience.  If/when Fuji improves the quality of their AF (especially ...

Don Santa, the Ricoh could be the fastest responding camera in the world but if one thinks that an EVF or OVF is a very important aspect of a shooting experience..

In addition to an XT4, XE3 and 7 lenses, I have a: Sony A7RIV + 100-400, 1.4x TE for great AF/long teach +24-105 for use with the high resolution sensor Sony RX10M4 for it's stellar AF and 24-600 ...

No VF? If no VF, I stick with my cellphone vs a camera that only has an LCD. I prefer a camera with an EVF or OVF if wanting a more engaging photo camera experience.

I had wanted an X-E1 but bought an XPRO2 as a 2nd body (already owned an XT3). I liked the sensor but couldn't rationalize using a camera with such a mediocre EVF when I had such a superior EVF in ...

I have used the settings Morris suggests with good success HOWEVER,  I found that use of the 1.4xTE adversely affected AF-C  regardless of whether boost mode is used. As a result,  I steered clear ...

As discussed, give them a quick, gentle wipedown. You might also consider leaving the cameras at a window with direct sunlight, as sunlight as well as higher temperatures (and lower humidity) lead ...

I attempted to make the switch and lasted only two shooting sessions. Hated the UI (PASM, lack of AF switch, no 4 button controller) and the EVF. Also felt the camera had a cheap feel to it. ...

100% agree. Owned the XS10 for two days and dropped it like a bad habit. Cripes, I'd buy another manufacturers APS-C camera before using the XS10.  The XT4 was my choice. The XT20/XT30 are a much ...

The XH1 is a Fuji bargain if you want IBIS and don't need the better AF the XT4 provides. However, my thinking was if going that route size-wise, might as well buy a FF camera (which is what I did). ...

Both cameras obviously are capable of great output. I briefly owned the XPRO1 and loved the sensor. Unfortunately, the OVF was limited to a small number of lenses (otherwise you'd see the lens in ...

I prefer ThinkTank Turnstyle bag. Variety of sizes to fit one's needs, is comfortable and can serve as a spot to balance your camera when changing lenses.

No.  Even with the firmware update, the camera has poor AF. I was a bit surprised how poor the AF-S is..I dropped it like a bad habit and went to a D750. Buy the AIII if you can afford to, it is a ...

And now it begins. Will be interesting to see if OM Digital Solutions can succeed with their products when Olympus failed to do so (even though at times stellar output). I appreciate the weight...

Capture One Express for Fuji is great...and free. I highly recommend trying it out if you have the time and patience to do so (the trials and tribulations of using new image processing software).

Stick with the Nikon. I don't think it worthwhile switching to the XS10.

Depends on your shooting style. Personally, I know that for me, I greatly value having a WA/UWA lens if in a city. Still, you could do the 24-105 (great lens) and panorama for wide...I often do ...