Recent content by snerkler

My best advice would be to test ride them and see for yourself, if you’re thinking about the other bikes there’s a good chance you’ll always be wondering so it’s best to get it out of your system. I’m a massive fan of the GS’s, best bikes I’ve ever owned, If you do take one for a test ride I’d...

I do very much like the processing on these. Having seen some of your recent film shots I see you've done very well to match the Kodak Gold 200 look :clap:

I've been using X Raw studio for several months now but all of a sudden it just crashes most of the time so I can't use it. Sometimes if I perservere long enough by keep opening it every time it crashes I can eventually get it to process an image but today I can't even open a folder without it...

The ZF isn't heavy compared to modern mirrorless, but I found it heavy for an everyday carry. Mirrorless have bulked out a bit since the launch of the A7, the OG a7 was only 474g, the A7V is 695g and the higher end ones are all over 700g.

I think Nikon are missing a trick by not having Z lenses with aperture rings for the ZF. I know you can adapt lenses but I still think it would be better with native lenses. Part of me liked the ZF, part of me didn’t, I think I liked the idea better than the experience.

If I'm shooting primes I just take one, swapping lenses when out and about is a pain for me, especially if I'm doing a city break etc, I prefer to just have one lens. My general camera for this kind of thing is the Fuji X100VI, whilst the 35mm eq lens can be limiting I make do. There's the...

A few from this morning, nothing exciting, I just had shutter withdrawal syndrome ;) 1. X1004795 by Toby Gunnee, on Flickr 2. X1004794 by Toby Gunnee, on Flickr 3. X1004791 by Toby Gunnee, on Flickr 4. X1004785 by Toby Gunnee, on Flickr

There is certainly no right or wrong. Most of it is said in jest when talking about stopping down ;)

Yeah, I don't even find f2.8 that wide these days :oops: :$

It's sharp enough at f4, but you're not going to get a great deal of subjet separation.

I thought the Q3 felt more solid too. The X100VI had very good build quality but I wouldn’t say it’s great. The dials have a slightly sharp edge to them, the door for the ports feels a bit cheap, as does the joystick. I’m nit picking of course, but these things aren’t cheap. The A1 II on the...

I don't think it's unknown that I've always liked Leica and always fancied one. The Q3 has never truly been on the radar for 3 main reasons, price, lack of joystick/controls, and the fact it didn't until recently display the cropped view in the EVF/LCD. My preference would be to shoot at 35mm...

Ooh, when did this change as I only emailed Leica in July? Maybe they listened to my request :lol:

I’ve never shot with it in crop mode but this is what Leica themselves told me, and also what David (@Mr Perceptive ) has told me (y)

You do have the digital crop options with the Q3, although at 75mm you've only got an 8mp file and 90mm a 6mp file I believe. Also the Q3's big achilles heel (imo) is that it doesn't show the cropped view in the viewfinder, it only puts a grd there so when you're shooting at 75mm and 90mm...