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You can write pages up and down about all different aspects of cameras, but for me the most important reason for using Fuji for the past almost 10 years is the way they feel in the hands. The ...

Thank you Sir! :)

I like those evenings the light linger for a bit after sunset. When you get night in the shade and kind of day-ish in the brights. When the shutter speeds become slightly longer, the car-lights ...

Thank you! Yeah, I agree re leveling, I didn't see it until afterwards, The final version of the image is adjusted slightly different. I always struggle with these wide angle shots with the lens ...

There is a long running arguments over type of mechanism on flip-out screens. Some prefer the X-T3-style. That makes sense if you are handholding it a lot and for instance shooting from belly ...

Yeah, I fully expect a "super zoom" like this to be softer at the long end. They are always like that it seems. But there is a difference between softer and not usable unless web sized :D Fuji ...

I mainly shoot land and cityscapes as well as some portraits and events. It's a mix between private and work. I do video work as well, but mostly on a tripod or gimbal. I've been with Fuji since ...

After a week of tests, experiments and more tests I've come to the conclusion that there's got to be something wrong with the lens at the long end. I simply cannot screw up every test and scenario ...

You can extend the side bracket further from the body, but its not really an elegant solution at all. Bottom line, the Ellie isn't an ideal fit and mine lies gathering dust. I use a cheap ebay ...

Thanks, more often than not it pays to turn 90 degrees away from the sunrise ;)

The sunrise came but not with a pop as the clouds disappointingly few were. Nay was the water super smooth and rather dull the scene appeared. And the extraordinary city brewery of whom a major ...

Thanks. It looks better than in real life, thanks to the long exposures that give the water reflections an extra dimension and kind of balances the image :-D

Real busy week at work, and loads of photography and video-shooting. My private work have sort of taken the back seat. But yesterday evening I got out in the reasonably mild and quiet weather with ...

No, I actually haven't got any 77mm filters at all. I don't use protective filters and my  NDs are in the Lee FiveSeven that only go up to 72mm, which is why the 10-24wr and 50-140 are my main ...

Thank you for the suggestion. I basically never use the enter column and I'm well aware of potential issues with it. This aforementioned tripod reaches my eye level at around 1.70m/5ft something ...

No problem. I'm aware different cropping possibilities exist within that image. The reason the crane and the molo is included in the version I posted, is that it's a recognizable local landmark. ...

Ah, I see. I have several smaller/cheaper travel style tripods, but my main one is the two-section 3 Legged Thing Winston 2.0 with their Airhed 360 (swivels at the quick-releaase plate, so you can ...

Thank you! I never regret getting out early, but of course I don't go if the weather is absolute sh... ;)

Thank you. I'm always happy when I manage to find some sort of composition (light) even if the scene overall isn't all that. That especially goes for the first one.

That is a good point! However, my copy actually has a slightly stiff zoom ring, probably because of the weight of the extending barrel and seems to stay put on a tripod. It is also seemingly quite ...