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    BradM75 reacted to jlmphotos in Long time photog switching to Fujifilm   
    Great!  Another convert!  The more the merrier.
     
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    BradM75 reacted to Olaf W. in Long time photog switching to Fujifilm   
    Welcome to our forum 🙂 
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    BradM75 reacted to Bing in Fujifilm X100V: Silver beats Black… and Which One do You Prefer?   
    I got X100V personalized version. 


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    BradM75 reacted to desparoz in 16-55mm f2.8 on a X-T3?   
    The 16-55 is a great lens, very sharp and the weather sealing is awesome. I really like it.
    As a landscape photographer, I find it heavy.
    If I were buying now, I'd take a solid look at the 16-80 f4, which has both OIS and is WR.
    The 16-55 is great, and if you need the fixed aperture speed, you can't go wrong.
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    BradM75 reacted to jlmphotos in 16-55mm f2.8 on a X-T3?   
    Don't sell the 18-55~. That's my opinion.  I own the 16-55 2.8 and TWO copies of the 18-55.  Though the 16-55 is a tad sharper, clearer, and has truer color reproduction I still use my 18-55 due to it's lightweight.  And, unless you are comparing them side-by-side honestly you can't tell.  If it were me, well it is me:  I'd keep the 18-55 for those times you just want to grab and go without all the extra weight.
     
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    BradM75 reacted to Herco in Hood for X100v: Go round or square?   
    I personally prefer the square hoods made by Squarehood as they have a very sleek profile. The round vented hoods (incl. the one from Fuji) get more 'in the way' of the optical viewfinder. The only downside of the Squarehood hoods is the lens cap. It comes with a flexible plastic one that is harder to attach and easier to loose than the standard hard plastic pinch lens caps. The upside from this flexible lens cap however, is that  it's easy to carry in the pockets of your slimfit jeans. Whenever looking for a lens hood, be aware that with some (like the Haoge) you can't use filters (or at least not the thicker ones). 
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    BradM75 reacted to calypso in Finally found a good lens hood for my X100F   
    I've tried a number of lens hoods, but they all have the disadvantage of not being able to fit the lens cap when not in use.
    This one is specifically designed to take the standard lens cap and even has a soft rubber ring to ensure a snug fit.
    Very nicely made in anodised aluminium.
    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/252370651839?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649
    (not connected to seller)

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