LiveFromPhilly

I've been seriously considering getting an X70 to replace my Ricoh GR that I broke while trying to clean the sensor and I think this thread is making me want one sooner than later.

I don't know, my Sony A7RII is around the same size as a Nikon FM2n. A lot of professionals and amateurs alike enjoyed that camera.

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For a stills shooter, 4K doesn't matter but touch screen controls might. I say that as a A7RII owner who never shoots video and would trade in 4K shooting for the ability to change AF points more...

This is cool and all but I really just want them to make a better Instax Wide camera.

The new cam is a 35mm equivalent and the old one is 27mm.
The new one does shutter speeds from 8 seconds to 1/250. The old one did 1/125 or bulb.
The new one focuses from .6 meters while the old...

I'd say they need 14-24, 24-70, and 70-200mm f/2.8 equivalent lenses as a baseline for serious enthusiast/pro zooms. Unfortunately, I don't think any APS-C ICLC manufacturer actually has all three...

Well said.

That's a tempting price. Looks like my Nikon 55mm f/2.8 might be put out to pasture...or at least relegated to my film bodies.

Glad to hear it worked out for you. Nothing beats actually trying things out for yourself and  ignoring forum chatter. I'm personally holding out for a 24-105 or something similar. I'm generally ...

At least not as a hobbyist. Even if I could afford a second A7RII, I would probably go for the A7SII instead for the slight bump in high ISO capability and -4 EV auto focusing. Besides that, the ...

I will check that out. If I can get my GR up and running again I would be very happy.

Hey, I did the same thing to mine a few months ago but didn't know about the $20 replacement screen. Where did you get that from?

The 35mm was my first lens and the only one I had for a while. I got the 55mm mainly for portraits. I leave the 35mm on the camera the majority of the time because 35mm is a great "ready for ...

Sorry Caerolle, TheEmrys is right. According to LensRentals:

"The copy-to-copy variation graphs for the 55mm lens show it has a lot better consistency than the 35mm, too. There’s some variation,...

Finally a fast 50! As a street shooter, you can never have too many options at 50mm.

That's actually less expensive than I thought it would be. I heard rumors of $3,000 USD.

Depends on what Nikon body and what specific rubber part. I had the rubber grip on my D800 come off twice and since they don't sell the part I had to send it in to Nikon both times. To be fair, ...

Get a D500 if low light AF tracking for under $2,000 is what you need.

Maybe Nikon will also make some lenses for the thing. I know they've made some medium format lenses for other systems in the past.