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The X100F looks like an amazing little camera, I love the controls and style. Unfortunately the F is out of my price range, so I'm considering trying a T first..

I'm so tempted by Fuji camers, especially the fixed 35mm equiv. f2 models. Does anyone have any examples of portraits shot with an X100T or X100S to show what kind of shallow depth of field is possible with these cameras? I'm coming from a D750 full frame camera, so trying to find the best...

Has anyone here moved to a Fuji X camera from Nikon D750? What are the main differences, disadvantages you immediately noticed? Any advantages besides size/weight? I've heard some of the lenses are gorgeous

Funnily enough my other half and I were discussing getting a little retro Vespa or something and sharing it, as she doesn't drive either! Like you say, it might be a nice prop too! No I don't have a provisional, I haven't had one since I took lessons years ago, it expired and I had no interest...

How easy is it to rotate the camera while using the strap? Does it require you to remove you hand (I'm guessing so) and if so, is it a hassle to remove your hand and is it uncomfortable/awkward to hold the camera in portrait orientation with the hand strap attached?

Thanks everyone, I'm still leaning toward the sigma, it just has an extra dimension to the images it produces, IMO, which I love the look of.. I guess if I buy from Amazon etc I'm covered if I need to swap/return it. I'm just worried about fine tuning it, I don't want all the hassle of using...

Still not quite purchased the sigma yet lol I've got my finger on the trigger but some things still making me hesitate.. Could any kind users of the sigma 35mm 1.4 please let me know how well it handles focusing in low light? I will be looking to possibly use the lens during weddings in...

Anyone else have any favourite methods they can recommend?

I see, do they not get tangled or annoying or leave your cameras swinging around too much? I have a black rapid strap at the moment and used to love it but not it really bugs me as it never keeps my camera in one place and it always bumping against my body when I walk

Thanks so much everyone for your kind input on this thread. Looks like I'll be getting the sigma soon then hopefully! Ukaskew: I've posted a new thread relating to this now, but just out of interest, what solution do you use to carry/use your two body camera setup? I'm looking for a convenient...

I'm going to buy a second camera body later this year and have been trying to find the best solution to carrying and using a two-body DSLR setup.. I've been looking at the spiderpro harness and it looks great but quite expensive, also I can't imagine it would work very well in combination with...

I've heard that the FX version isn't much better than the DX lens, so I guess I'd consider the budget 35mm 1.8 DX but not sure how it compares to the Sigma 35 1.4..?

I'm interested to hear people's opinions on the Sigma 35mm 1.4 Art lens. I'm considering getting one for my D750 as I want something wider than the 50mm and 85mm 1.8 primes I'm currently using. How many people on here are using the Sigma professionally, is it reliable, quick to AF and...

Wise words, thank you. I realise a lot of photographers give up easily or fail to get the through the difficult times in order to 'make it' as a full time photographer. It is my dream and I am extremely determined, but I'm sure lots of people say that when they first start out haha ;) I am...

Cheers Phil, I agree I am nieve and of course I'm only at the beginning of a huge learning journey, so who probably isn't, at this stage? All I know is I love photography, I love making pictures of people and giving them something beautiful to treasure, in photographic form. I pretty much know...