ljclark

Which Fuji m43 bodies and lenses did you shoot?

It is about whatever it is about.

But you could answer one question: How many thousands of dollars do you have to spend on Sigma lenses to get permission to mention another manufacturer in...

Interviews with Mr. Yamaki are one of the highlights of camera show reports. Interviews with Mr Yamaki and with FujiFilm executives always stand in sharp contrast to the interviews with Canon and...

...Keeping in mind that German and EU anti-trust regulations are also at play here.

HowAboutRAW: "Your entire personal camera history..."

Where did you see that? Even my insurance company only has a partial list of the current equipment. And the list here on DPR review doesn't...

HowaboutRAW: "Right, the Fuji X-Pro2 is also a fake M mount rangefinder."

Hmmm. My first Leica was a IIIg around 1969. Years later, I had a pair of M6s (following several of the Besa RFs. I...

Despite the snickering here, each of the 9 different reminders has had about 750 downloads from Thingiverse. Somebody thinks they are worth a try.

https://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/companies/Leica/Leica-M3/1954-60/index1.htm

Not so.

https://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/companies/Leica/Leica-M3/1954-60/index1.htm

Sigma says it will weigh in at 1.8 KG / 3.98 Lbs. And they describe it as light.

My Nikon 70-200 f/2.8 VR II weighs 1.54 KG / 3.40 Lbs.

I've been looking forward to this lens, but not at that...

I'm talking about a prime lens in the 350mm region -- or maybe a 400. I've shot thousands of frames of soccer on APS-C -- starting with a 300mm f/2.8 and 70-200 f/2.8 (both Nikon, with 2 bodies)...

How many times since 2010 have we read/heard "Fuji should have made it FF" or "Fuji should add FF"? And the Fuji X-Mount lenses are designed for APS-C and won't cover FF. They are like DX in...

Up to this point Fuji's X-T1 and X-T2 could not match the performance of, let's say, Nikon's D7200 and D500 for shooting sports. (Shooting soccer one night a few years ago, I did my own...

Uh...Not sure what you "heard", but if you read the material posted on this site...

...And no earthquakes.

...Bearing in mind that whatever a bag can keep out, it can keep in.

Correction: Spice drawers.

Maybe. But you'd have to swear on your cat's litter box that you are NOT using any of Ted Forbes' hacks.

A cloth cover over the front would handle most of the dust problem too.

Well, I guess you just weren't fast enough getting to the patent office. Sigh.

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