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And a bustop from the same walk (Original X100) MerseyMeetUp Bustop by David Yeoman, on Flickr

Liverpool University Power House, from a photowalk yesterday with the original X100 MerseyMeetUp Liverpool University Power House - Triptech by David Yeoman, on Flickr

I agree, struggle without a virwfinder

XF400mm F4.5 Announced £2,499

An X100VI is for life not for Christmas……

He know he needs one in his life.......................it's only a matter of time.............................the rebound period isn't up yet :ROFLMAO:

Unless you are shooting close up at F2 or want WR I would see very little reason to upgrade I loved my X100F, I feel that some of my b est images were taken with that camera, and in fact the only two images I have nationally published (Amateur Photographer) were taken by my X100F when I was...

Wex/Clifton usually have 6 months buy now pay later schemes :whistle: IMO However you play it your head an X-E series camera with a pancake lens never stands up to the equivalent X100 series camera. The X100 series cameras always seem better than the sum of their parts. There is a huge element...

I was going to say that it must be the lab coat wearing twin of @snerkler :ROFLMAO:

If your are keeping the X-T4 then I would also try the X100VI, it's got a lot of advantages over the X-E5+23mm F2.8 1) OVF and bigger higgher resolution EVF 2) F2 Lens 3) Weather Sealing 4) Built In ND 5) Built In Flash 6) Leaf Shutter (near silent and easier to shoot handheld at slower shutter...

The EVF though is a backwards step, whilst the body is a bit smaller, the EVF is lower resolution than the X-T4/5 and is lower magnification. One of the best things about bigger EVFs is that they are bigger EVFs!! Going back to a smaller pokey (less resolution) one is definitely a retrograde...

If you are not doing video (Premiere) and don't need Illustrator, then the Adobe Photography Plan giving you Lightroom and Photoshop at standard prices costs less than everything on the student licence.

Singing Matt Munro………..On days like these…….

Its not cheap to hire, and you can only 'loan' each product once from Fujifilm. It's £115 + VAT per day plus delivery or £194 + VAT plus delivery for a week - maybe if I had something really special I would consider it. But I would want an ND filter that wasn't soft this time, and thats...

Three more with the XF200mm F2, last one with the TC Oulton Park Gold Cup - Elan Rendevzous-5 by David Yeoman, on Flickr Oulton Park Gold Cup - Concentration - Callum Grant - Crossle 9S by David Yeoman, on Flickr Oulton Park Gold Cup - Guards Trophy - Under Pressure by David Yeoman, on Flickr