LiveFromPhilly

Hope they add support for the X100V soon.

Unless you’re having financial issues, I’d just keep what you have. You don’t really gain anything by going APS-C.

A 50mm f/1.2 GM would be great. I love the aperture ring and focus hold button on my 24mm and would definitely replace my 55mm f/1.8 with a similarly compact lens with those features. I think a ...

I use that same Peak Design strap, but I also added their wrist strap for times when I would be pulling it out of my camera bag often.

Are you shooting RAW (DNG)? Try shooting RAW + jpeg. When I had the GR, I had to use raw+jpeg to get a high quality preview image.

If you like shooting in low light it would make more sense to go for the 24mm than the zoom. The difference between f/1.4 and f/2.8 is significant when working with limited light. Of course it ...

Hmm, the 50R isn't even that expensive anymore. I wonder how it compares to the A7RIV.

My biggest disappointment as a former Nikon DX shooter is that they never expanded their lens lineup to the extent that newcomers like Sony did. Fuji obviously did even better, but Sony is the ...

I think I'd keep the 85mm. Indoors the 135mm would probably be way too tight. Heck, even 85mm seems tight indoors but I'm not a big portrait taker. Alternatively, you could sell the 85mm and get ...

Sony Primes (1) Sony 85mm f/1.8 ($600) - This is a great lens with no real issues to speak of. (2) Sony 50mm f/1.8 ($250) - A ...

I tried. It didn’t work. I used the USB-C to Lightning cable that came with my 11 Pro and used a 6th Gen iPad.

I think the X100V is a great compliment to my A7III, and it's small enough (and good looking enough) that I can take it places where my Sony is more likely to stand out. The "recipes" thing ...

I'm with you in that I don't need my stills camera to do video at all, and I have never used the feature for more than a "this is what it looks like" example for friends who are interested in ...

Wow, fantastic deal!

I’d get an M10, a Sumilux 35, and Sumilux  50. With the leftover 2K I’d get some accessories like extra batteries and whatnot.

Unless you’re a Fuji X100V owner and need the UV filter to make it weather sealed :)

Probably a 24-105 f/4 or (hopefully) a 70-300.

Great AF, high iso performance, and a bunch of good native lenses.

It’s not a locking system but a tightening one that will become less tight over time. Here’s a forum post from a few years back about the o rings and how they help keep the shutter buttons in place: ...

I want to say the 24mm f/1.4 but I haven’t had it long enough or used it enough to have that same attachment.