Fujifilm Lens Recommendation Requested
Jun 10, 2018 16:52:39 #
AlohaBob wrote:
Thanks for the thoughtful comments. The grip you linked looks great. I haven't used a camera to its full potential yet (and may never); what I'm really looking for is a system that's comfortable, fun, and capable of fine results. I've had my hands on some Fujis and they seem to fit the bill.
Happy to give a little guidance ! I've been a Fuji user for some time now and, along with comments about size, weight, image quality of these cameras, perhaps the most telling one, and from people in different countries, is "it's simply put the fun back into photography for me". Meaningful, I feel .......
Jun 10, 2018 19:23:57 #
xt2
Loc: British Columbia, Canada
AlohaBob wrote:
That's exactly the problem I have with my RX100iii! I can do most anything I want to with it, but it's not quick or intuitive or fun except in a point-and-shoot mindset.
Me too, I like my lil Sony but it is brain dead and absolutely no fun. However, it does the trick when size matters! My Fuji gear is not only absolutely superb with people shots, but is FUN!!!
Good luck with your decision-making Aloha Bob!!!
Cheers!
Jun 10, 2018 22:58:46 #
berchman wrote:
I recently bought the 50-140 lens in order to have... (show quote)
The 100-400 is a fantastic lens, considering the trip to Uganda I'd definitely rent it.
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