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A timely post for me as I have been considering this aspect too. For me there are three issues to solve: (1) Transferring RAW and JPEGs from the SD card to the iPad (I have a Pro 11 256Gb (2021)). ...

Brings back fond memories of my first camera, an OM2n, which served me well for over ten years across four continents. Small, simple, excellent lenses and wonderful images.

I bought this lens just over a year ago. I enjoy it for wildlife and sports. Here is my offer on settings... Re: Looking for Assistance with XF 100-400 Lens: Fujifilm X System / SLR Talk Forum: ...

This shot would have won the inaugural ‘Superb Owl’ photo competition if I had been a judge!

Nice, while v1 probably looks more natural, like you I much prefer v2 - and why not - it's wonderful image. It reminds me of the fountain in Lake Geneva, but I assume it is not this one. Where was ...

Fascinating image. I assume it is based on a natural image, even if it has been taken to another level with post fantasy.  Just shows the artistic wonder of the natural world. I have been meaning ...

The cropping logic was my reasoning too. The next post suggests getting all four 'Crons, which is also an option, but I only wanted to carry two lenses in a small bag and one lens mounted, so ...

Always nice to see horses in the wild. Lovely image. My passion for horses is the clue in my name. A thoroughly well deserved 1st place.

Thanks, they are not just pretty faces either. Last Autumn, I was in a copse when these two entered and started their fight about ten metres from where I stood beside a tree. I stood very still! No ...

Didn't skip it, because it is a great story. Thanks for posting it. They are all wonderful shots, particularly this shot. Deer are my most photographed species in nature, partly because they are so ...

It rather depends on preferred subject matters, carrying preferences and as you say personal preferences. I often go for walks in rural areas with just two primes from the three 'Crons I have (the ...

I can't compete with the shark banter from down under - not many in UK waters! It is a great little lens, which I got in the XE4 kit (bought in preference to a X100V). Very pleased with my copy. My ...

As always, Truman provides an insightful take on the issue and on what I think is a dilemma. I went through the same thought process, but in a somewhat less scientific approach, to decide on my ...

Hi, great choice! Of course, I would say that, because I too have the XT4 and 16-55. I initially used the lens with a XT3, which is a great camera too, but as you know has no IBIS. Having bought ...

Seconded...

At £899 for XT3 and £1299 for the XT4 (UK well know retailer prices), is £400 'abnormally high vs that of the XT4?'  £400 is a notable saving and and although most R&D and tooling costs will be ...

I agree.  When I changed my XT3 for a XT4, my XT4 with its default settings out of the box had the expected AF performance in both AF-S and AF-C. Annoying as it is you have forked out a lot of ...

I am in no doubt that the 16-80 is a good addition to the lens line up, but I am unsure how a lens, particularly between two zooms, can make the work flow easier. Could you elaborate?

Great shots, especially this one - different era. Did we really have the freedom to travel without covering our faces? Yes, yes, I know it is now necessary (and I do too on the tubes), but ...

Hi, I use one of these off eBay, albeit on my RX100VA rather than my XE4: "Cordy Classic” Black Paracord Camera Wrist Strap - Handmade in UK by Cordweaver | eBay