X-T10 – Selling A7 for X-T10
USA: AmazonUS / BHphoto / Adorama EU: AmazonDE / AmazonUK / AmazonFR / WexUK / PCHstore / AUS: Camerapro
Feel Vs. Specs; Selling the entire A7 kit for the Fuji X-T10… read more at adrianarmirail / Angry Photographer: What Nikon was asked to make but DIDNT. Fujifilm X-T10 at Theoria Apophasis youtube / Fuji X-T10 Virtual Tour (POV Fujifilm X-T10) & Fujinon XF 18-55mm at ArtoftheImage youtube /
XF90mmF2 WR
USA: AmazonUS / BHphoto / Adorama EU: AmazonDE / AmazonUK / AmazonFR / WexUK / PCHstore / AUS: Camerapro
Fuji XF90mm f/2 or the Fuji XF50-140mm zoom? at prophotonut / Gallery: Fujifilm XF 90mmF2 Tests at mikemander / XF 90mm Vs. XF 56mm Compared at fujistas in Spanish (translation) / 1 Month on with the Fujinon XF90 at caveiraphotography / Fujinon 90mm f2 Macro Abilities at macleancomms / Review at mikecroshaw /
Fujifilm X-T1
Using the X-T1 Panorama Function at macleancomms / Fujifilm X-T1 Versus Olympus E-M1 Image File Sizes at thewanderinglensman / Full Throttle Small Kit, Big Results at vimeo /
X100/S/T + TCL/WCL
Shooting Street and Cityscapes with the Fujifilm X100T at RockyNook / The Fuji X100T plus Classic Chrome — a winning combination at aboutphotography-tomgrill and Catching the light — things I like about the Fuji X100T, part III at aboutphotography-tomgrill / Fujifilm X100T Review at shotkit /
other X-series cameras
Autumn, macro and more with the Fuji X-M1 at garyksmithphotography / X-PRO1: See Agra and then quickly head for Gwalior at dearsusan /
Lenses
X-mount lenses
Let’s go Vintage: XF16mmF1.4 photographs at riflessifotografici
60mm review at admiringlight / Lakeland views – Fuji’s 18mm still a great lens at paulmellingphotography / 56mmF1.2: Autumn Colours at benjamin.nwaneampeh / Testing Fujifilm’s two f2.8 Zoom Lenses at macleancomms / 16mm: Milky Way at prometheus.med / 16mmF1.4 review at whereswheels /
other lenses / Adapter / Extension Tubes
500mm Reflex Lens at prometheus / Lensbaby Velvet 56mm f1.6 Lens Review at diyphotography / Samyang 50mmF1.2 review (on A6000) at photographyblog / Adapted Lens: Meyer-Optik Görlitz Oreston 50mm f1.8 at photo.stjeanm /
Travel X / Switch to the X / Fuji X for Weddings
Mongolia, the best of at richardsimko
Mesa Verde – The Ghosts of the Anasazi at olafphotoblog / Olympus vs Fuji: Which camera wins? at improvephotography / 10 Things I will change that I learned on my 10-Day Road Trip at xshooters / Fashion in Iceland with the Fuji system at mikecroshaw /
Acessories
3D printed Ocular Adaptor for X-E1 / X-E2 at shapeways
a bit of everything
Why Fujifilm is currently the most representative brand for street photographers at alexcoghe / Inside Antonio Toledo Alarcón’s camera bag at streethunters / Which focus mode should I use with my X-series camera? at fabricedenisphotography / Don’t Paint it Black at littlebigtravelingcamera / Using flash to capture action at fujifilm-blog / 15 Things I Learned From Shooting 35 Weeks of Portraits With The Fujifilm X System at rivalsvs / The Fujifilm X Camera System: A Cure for what Ailed Me at oldsouthimages /
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thanks for the support! much appreciated
Well, the angry guy certainly is angry. I really can’t stand to listen to him. I can complain now and then, but good grief…
From adrianarmirail: “One example is the shutter release button of the Sony A7. It does not have a proper half click, actually it has no half click whatsoever. ”
Curious. It wasn’t broken? Same with the later versions ?
One gripe i have with Fuji is that it does have a proper half press, but it doesn’t stay locked on after you’ve taken the shot without fully letting go of the shutter release – keep it half pressed. That way, every other camera allows you to keep shooting pictures at the same focus point without the need to refocus. It is so weird that Fuji still hasn’t fixed this. (at least not that i know of)
hi mrj
I am not sure whether the newer A7II, A7rII or A7sII do have a proper half click, but I do know that the A7 and A7r do not have it. Of course there is a half click on the software side. So when you press the shutter button “a little bit” it will react and lock focus/exposure.
What I was referring to is the omission of the tactile feedback, sorry if that was not very clear. Actually come to think of it, the Sony A99 also does not have a proper half-press tactile feedback.
I have noticed the the same thing as you mention with not staying locked. So far it has not bothered me too much. There are other minor niggles I am experiencing and I will write about those in a long term review of the X-T10.
Thanks Ad. Every brand it’s always something, and always the little things that bother me most. : )