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I popped by my local camera store to check out the GRX100RF today. They let me put my SD card in it and snap some pictures. I set it to ACROS and snapped these shots of the salesman. It's easy to see what camera brand he likes.

I have a copy of Tamron’s 150 - 600mm G2 lens. It has really good image quality and is easy to use. I have heard the one you are asking about is similar. Will you be able to test it? The only drawback for me with my lens is after carrying it around for a while, it gets heavy and so on the tripod it goes. Also, it was not a FX mount lens, so I use a Fringer smart adapter, but that has never been a problem.

Yeah the 17-40 wasn’t announced when I purchased mine so didn’t have that decision. I went with the mk II as I was impressed with what offered and the amount of size reduction they managed. I saw this that has pretty good comparison between the mk II and the 17-40 https://fujiframe.com/articles/sigma-17-40-vs-16-55-fuji

Nothing is perfect and everything is a compromise so other brands and other FF cameras will have their own issues. For myself on my XT30, I've disabled the touch screen and the various function buttons so I can simply concentrate on exposure and composition. My only wish is, and a feature that I'd get a new camera for, is to be able to set a double or triple push requirement for the menu button.

I have the mark 2. The zoom seems perfectly smooth to me, but I don't shoot much video. What I can say is that it is a lovely lens. Much better in every way than the 16-80, albeit a smaller zoom range, in every way.

I really like the image quality, size, and weight of my mark II. I never owned the mark I so I can’t help with comparison though it is highly regarded as a great lens. I don’t use mine for video but I will say it doesn’t have the smoothest zoom, which seems to be common complaint for the mark II. For photos it doesn’t bother me but I would imagine would be an issue if zooming while recording video.

Hello one and all , just bought a Fuji x-m5 , it’s only been 35 yrs since my last camera, apart from the odd point and shoot snapper or a phone that is , so looking forward to learning how to capture that great shot ! Hope everyone is having fun!

Hey everyone, my name is Derek. I’m new to photography in a “serious” way (since December 2024), but have completely fallen in love! If im not actively taking photos, I’m learning and immersing my in photography, whether that’s reading or watching videos, or just talking about it with other people. I have a Fuji X-T50 and a Nikon D610 and I love both. I call New England home and wouldn’t want to be anywhere else! Good to meet everyone!

well, at least it reminds mit of alpenglow Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

Hi there, sorry for any language oopsies. It's not my native language. I am an old(er) guy from Germany with a new camera. It's a x100vi, my first Fuji. Before that (starting in the 1980's with an MX and the most modern I have is a K3III) I used Pentax and Ricoh GR. I am pretty impressed with the Fuji. Even if I cannot find any love for OOC jpegs, recipies, in camera filmsimulations and such as it seems to be typical for Fuji users. It's to much fiddling with dials and menues for me. I prefere RAW and and like preprossesing at my leasure. Here are some from the very first day with the Fuji. It's around our tiny town in the south western part of Germany (and of neighbors cat)

The fans are flying in to get good seats for the next round of dragonfly gymnastics... The competitor is not ready, apparently something on the equipment is not right... Everything is now sorted, ready to go... And THERE IT IS!!! The Handstand!!! Of course with that many arms, how hard can it be?

Autumn is hanging around ready to take over summer's job. Locally, it will be at least a month or longer before widespread fall colors are ready. But it is officially Autumn. And some flora are not waiting to show off their pretty colors ...

common darter - male (Sympetrum striolatum) X-T20; K&F concept adapter + NIKON ED AF Micro Nikkor 200mm 1/4D; f11; 1/125; ISO800; tripod; natural light