X-T1
10-24
18-55
55-200
as light on the shoulder as on the wallet when you come from the nikon
world ;-)
Amities
Philippe
Le 25 nov. 14 à 20:20, Bob Whitmire a écrit :
Anyone out there sporting a Lumix DMC-FZ1000? It looks like a pretty
nifty all-in-one. I read the DP Review, but as Moose has shown us
numerous times, those must be read with a very critical eye, and my
eyes ain’t so critical when it comes to the all-in-one.
When we go back to the UK this spring, I do not—DO NOT—intend on
carrying a full kit. Well, that would be hard because I no longer
have my Nikon kit. Guy in Salt Lake City does. Bought it lock, stock
and barrel. So I’m down to a Fuji X-100s. I’ve thought about going
FZ-1 or X-Pro, but I’m not sure at this point I want to start
building another full kit, even if it is smaller and more
manageable. And even if I do love me some Fuji.
I rather like the extended zoom on the FZ1000, but I know you give
something up. I also like the f/2.8 all the way, but that makes it a
little bigger. Might settle for shorter zoom if better image quality.
Suppose i’m wanting it all. Pro-grade results with amateur camera.
Suggestions invited. This is an area I have pretty steadfastly
ignored since buying a G-12 some years back.
--Bob Whitmire
Certified Neanderthal
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