Thanks, Wayne.
It does have the facility to change to two different angles of view, equivalent
to 28 and 50mm – using converters fitted to the front of the lens. It’s a
compact system, but the latest model is a tiny bit larger than its predecessors.
Chris
> On 19 Jun 2020, at 15:56, Wayne Shumaker <om3ti@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> At 6/19/2020 01:33 AM, Chriis wrote:
>
>> I’ve borrowed a Fuji X100V for a few days, an offer from Fujifilm. I
>> tried the XF100-400 a couple of weeks ago but this time I have the new X100V.
>>
>> It’s a lovely device, full of gizmos (although still a single focal
>> length) and I managed to get some snaps done yesterday. Of particular
>> interest to me is that I managed to capture this bee on a larkspur using a
>> bit of luck. The sun was too bright to see the screen and I didn’t feel
>> like bending over to use the OVF while so close to the insect.
>>
>> https://show.cbimages.uk/Photography/Cbimages/i-bMqDwd2/A
>> <https://show.cbimages.uk/Photography/Cbimages/i-bMqDwd2/A>
>>
>> I rather like the camera, of course, but I think I’ll buy myself the
>> preceding model, the X100F, secondhand.
>>
>> Chris
>
> Nice shot. Thanks for the review. I've been curious about the camera but a
> fixed lens may be a limitation for me. I keep debating with myself. I'm
> always on the alert for the right smallish camera. There was a fstopper
> article on important camera feature - that is how you like using the camera.
>
> om4Ti is forever in my blood - WayneS
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