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Jim, Thanks for doing this! I was waiting for this test! That confirms what I suspected based on all the preview videos from the YouTube influencers that showed significant rolling shutter ...

This! I have the X-H1 with the 16-55 2.8 and it is truly a dream combination. Sublime images that are perfectly stabilized in low light with slow shutter speeds. In addition the balance of this ...

To cut glare or reflection on glass and water, you need a circular polarizer filter. The filter is rotatable till you get the effect you want. just remember that polarizes also cut some light to ...

1. Use shutter priority (put aperture ring in A, put iso at mode 3 and adjust shutter dial] For Still subjects, shutter speed should be minimum 1/focal length, preferred 1/2xfocal length. Example ...

I would add to the suggestion of the X-H1 combo with 16-55 2.8 at $1698 in the US, don’t know what it is in the U.K. I have both the A7R III and the X-H1 with the 16-55 mm 2.8. I got the X-H1 at ...

Actually I use Sony FE 35 2.8, 55 1.8, 85 1.8, Loxia 21.
This is a really small lens setup size wise.

Just reluctant to sell my Canon lenses as they have been fantastic. So I use them with the...

Love Canon quality and shot with it for 20 years +, but partially moved to Sony as I needed something smaller.
Still kept all my Canon lenses and use it with my Sony.
Would be tempted, but will be...

FYI, I posted the same comment on SAR.

Sony IBIS has not been effective for me.
I had the A6500, the A7R II and now have the A7R III.
I usually got 1 stop with IBIS rather than 5-5.5 stops, Sony has mentioned.
I chalked it down to...

Second the 16-55 2.8

Actually started with the Sony A7R series and now have the A7R III. Tried the Fuji X-H1 with a 16-55 2.8 and am sold. Do not use my Sony as much. Love the image quality of the Fuji as well as the ...

This might be slightly off topic, but do you have data on sensor readout speeds of the Mark IV? I know the A9 is pretty fast (1/160ms), so rolling shutter is minimized along with banding. Short of ...

How relevant is the minor difference between A7R III vs A7R IV in real life pictures? Most people will not pull 3 or 4 stops from raw don’t you think? i think what I’m most interested is sensor ...

I second this recommendation. I have the 16-55 2.8 with the X-H1, a match made in heaven. While not compact like the excellent X-T30 or the X-E3,  you don’t have to carry any other additional lens. ...

I would take the X-t2 and the 18-55 + 10-24. i have the A7R III and the Fuji X-H1. I just purchased the X-H1 and prefer the fuji colors. i now know what Fuji users were talking about. I have not ...

Great color, less time on manipulation of raw on a computer to get that look. That’s what I’m on. Rent a Fuji and you will know what I’m talking about. I used to be a canon 5D shooter and used it ...

You posted the opposite in the Sony forum. Saying you were selling your Fuji, because you liked Sony better and you came to your senses.

Funny, I have the opposite experience. I have been with Sony from the start of the E mount full frame - A7R to A7R II to A7R III. Love the small size, image quality and AF capabilities. But the ...

I moved from a Canon 5D III system to Sony A7R and owned ever generation of the A7R till version III. I think the III is the most refined as far as AF, image quality and size goes. But file sizes ...

Another vote for the 16-55 2.8 The images I get from this lens is exquisite. It truly is a bag of primes. I use it with the X-H1, so with IBIS, I can shoot at really low light situations. In ...