Recent content by gregww1

Yes, even though fairly 'cheap' compared to Apple, it is still a hefty price-tag... As for portrait, I wondered that myself, but honestly the BenQ had a vertical screen size of about 330mm I think, and this one is about 390mm, so even though portraits look a little lost on such a wide screen...

Thought I'd share some thoughts on a new Monitor I took delivery of last week, the ALogic 40C5KPD Edge 40" Ultrawide 5K. Not a brand I'd heard of before, they're Australian, and very little in the way of reviews online, but I'd finally 'outgrown' my BenQ SW271 and decided to take a risky punt...

Drop them an email with the issue, I'm sure they'll sort you out.

You can get Lee compatible rails from Kase to replace the Kase incumbent rails if you are using Lee Filters. But to answer the second part of the question, yes Kase GND filters are obviously a better fit for the standard rails as very slightly thinner than Lee.

You can thank the boom in AI (amongst a few other things) for the supply squeeze causing the price increase globally.

THIS! Or specifically, "you look at a FF image but you look into a GFX one". That's exactly what I mean when I say I'm looking for more feel and texture. Thanks for your comment, I hadn't thought about the Tilt-EVF actually and that is something else to consider. As for budget, not really a...

Actually that is a great help, seeing a direct comparison. The Fuji colours are so much richer, less flat. Hmmmm....

Yes, I use the 24mm Canon TS-E on the Sony, so more T&S options is certainly a draw.

It is both an itch I want to scratch but also it's an attempt to reinvigorate my interest into something that is more challenging by making me slow down and be less trigger happy with a format that has more feel and texture in the final image.

Welcome, and good luck on your journey

Welcome

Guys, hold me back, do something. Thinking of chopping in all my Sony gear for a Fuji GFX 100 II medium-format. I shoot mainly landscapes. Someone, talk me out of it...or egg me on, please.

Very nice, but I think cropping off the left hand side 1/4 would improve things, that bent branch on the left is totally distracting....and then crop out the right side 1/8th (the dark bit).

I went for many years, but not really good for bargain hunters and tbh if you just want to get hands on kit, you're better off heading to your local independent (if you have one) or failing that, Wex.

Stu McGlennon is halfway decent, a cut above the rest imo.