Each to their own David. The Fuji gives that flexibility to go small but make changes in future if need be. Although I admit I sometimes like the discipline involved in only having one lens, it promotes creative thinking.
Aug. 16, 2025
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Yes, inside "The Printworks" in Manchester. It's a running video.
Alan
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Firefox or Chrome. Still on Windows 10 here.
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Gotcha.
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Great shot and water droplets add so much more interest...
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Super interesting shots.
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Great shots. Hard to pick the winner...
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Size factor is very important to me. But a single focal length is seriously limiting, especially on the shorter end. High MP can make up for the longer end by cropping in up to a degree.
I think the Q series offers a lot, good IQ, IP-rated weather sealing, size, and they don't lose their financial value as fast as other cameras. I bought my Q2 two years ago and I paid more initially than most Q2s in the market as it has a one-year warranty and was literally like new. Today, if I send it to MPB for a £1000 loss , if I sell it privately, this can be lower. It is a 33% loss, for two years. If I had the Sony A7R V, possibly I would have lost a lot more. -
Excellent, nothing missing, nothing excessive.
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Interesting colours for this ship but it does not seem to be military one where they use camouflage colouring for hull. It's difficult subject, first shot is like hidden image to find ship.
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Great artwork indeed, not usual tagging crap. I like this fragile work, seems to have message in it.
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Great shot: these raindrops, Escher-esque stairs, pair with umbrella, overall tonality and processing.
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What a nice evening walk. The peregrines are definitely a plus.
