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scoobysnapstories: I looked, but seemed to have missed it...Where exactly is the GRIII's optical viewfinder? Could you provide us with a picture? And while you're at it, point out where the EVF...

Foskito: 5 minutes? I was thinking more along the lines of 5 seconds.

I like the weather sealing and new lens for the X100V. But I'm hanging on to my X100F (my third X100, starting with the original X100 on Day 1). I use it alongside my X-T3s and I can more closely...

This is a potential slap-down for the National Parks. Park Service regulations do not restrict the National Air Space. They do, however, restrict the activities of park visitors whilst on Park...

I think they shot the photos in Ikea's kid's furniture department.

Gee. It's amazing how much better the viewing experience is when you actually pay for a service you use.

(Put another way...I pay money to subsidize your convenience.)

'That’s half of my year’s paycheck for trying to take a picture.'

No, Nimrod. That half of your year's paycheck for being stupid, and than attempting fraud in evading your responsibilities.

Yikes! Installed a trial of the standalone of Luminar 3 and the first thing it did was catalog over 78,000 of my photos...In one massive grid. THAT was really helpful -- NOT!

Am I right in...

Exactly.  The X100 siblings stretch the "pocketable" just a wee bit, but they are still handy cameras.  I just made a 5,000 mile rail journey with an X-T3 and two lenses, and an X100F (silver).  ...

Take a look at the top of an X100 series camera and an X-Pro1/2. See the little circle with the line through it? That marks the "film" plane (actually the sensor plane). For an X100F, the distance ...

Take a look at the top of an X100 series camera and an X-Pro1/2. See the little circle with the line through it? That marks the "film" plane (actually the sensor plane).

For an X100F, the...

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The X-Pro3 is marketed towards a segment of photographers who have a higher level of technical skills and confidence AND who make images in a manner that is supported by the design...

One thing the masses need to understand about Fujifilm X-series cameras: They have always been an "If you don't like it, don't buy it" proposition.

When I saw the early announcements for the...

Tri-X film has two layers of 3D grains -- the fast emulsion layer on top. T-Max also uses two layers with T-Grain on the top (fast) layer, and 3D grain on the lower (slow) layer. The dye is used...

@paulski66: Oops! I meant 120-300 -- in the Sport version. The optics are the same as the OS version.

I've had the Sigma 120-500 for years, shooting sports on an Nikon D300/D7200/D500. I traded in a gray (factory paint) Nikkor 300 f/2.8 that went south on me. Optically, the SIgma without a 1.4x...

Sharp? Compared to what?

I do real pinhole photography with a Zero Image 69D and RSS 6x12F -- both using 120 film. It is an interesting approach, and you have to pick your subject carefully, but I like it. That said, 120...

It can make things darker. But if you were also looking for an acceptable image...

I got a couple of these for use on Fuji-X APS-C. However, I can't say they BOTH sucked.

The first was the wonky multiple aperture model. It REALLY sucked. If you want the effects it creates,...