Handonam

The only thing great about Ken Rockwell is that he posts large pictures of the camera on his site, in which i'll use to post for my ads on craigslist. His reviews are pretty pathetic. On top of that, his website is so poorly outdated

Flash, i'm okay with. I shoot flash in manual mode anyway, so I'll be reusing them. The more I use my X100t for the EVF, the more I realize I don't use the OVF all that much. Although, I do like the advantage of preparing for shots into the frame. The 8-16mm 2.8 is a very wide lens. I'd have to do a lot of cropping then. I really wish there was a fully functional EOS to XF adapter so I could transition my 16-35mm over for a brief while. I recently found out my friend was testing the XT2, and he did say he'd go with that over the xpro2. Unfortunately, I can't give away much as to what he thinks about the camera. But, he did recommend going with it. Since it's also going to have UHS-II, i should have no problem holding down the shutter. Until that ultra-wide is rumored, and the XT2 is out, I suppose I'll have a longer wait! Thanks!

Hey guys! I'm a Canon shooter looking to save my back and wallet, and I wanted to switch over. I have a few questions. This is my current kit: Canon 6D 50mm 1.2L 85mm 1.2L 16-35mm 2.8L 70-200mm 2.8L The 6D + 16-35mm 2.8 combination is allowing me to capture low light images in tight spaces very quickly. I particularly need fast, low-light sensitive AF. I also do model photography, and I know the prime lenses have me covered (35mm and 56mm are all I need, I came from 50mm 1.2L and 85mm 1.2L). My questions are: - Do you guys know if there's FAST 16-35mm-equiv on the horizon? - Would it be best to go with an X-pro2 or the upcoming xt-2? I don't plan to switch immediately, so I can wait. - Between the X-pro2 and XT-2, which will basically help me break even in costs when switching over Thanks guys! And I'm happy to say I'm already using a Fuji product and I love it! x100t is my gateway to this fascinating Fuji universe!