Recent content by Derry

I've just seen these on the expro site... how'd you find the practicalities of the extra cable? Did if get in the way at all? And oh, nasty about the drop - I'd read that fuji just have one standard lens repair charge regardless of the damage....

Perfect - thanks Ian

Hi folks... can I pick your brains regarding third party batteries.... might have five fujis, but looking to add some extra cheaper optons for longer wedding days....

I have a x-t2 on it's way :-)

I've had a x100 for a couple of years as a walk around alternative to my Nikon gear, so have an idea what to expect at least!

Yeah... a cheaper system too!! My initial point has probably been somewhat lost... basically just commenting that I'll miss the D750!!

I got a good deal on a used X-pro2... ideally hoping to end up with four good primes, and a second body... Nikon gear had gone over the years to D750, D610. 24-70mm, 85mm, 35mm, 105mm and a couple of flashes... don't do the commercial work I'd initially needed a such a pro kit for... Not a...

Purely economic... Although I've sold a good bit already, and randomly have the D750, 24-70mm & SB910 remaining - not a bad threesome if I did want the security of Nikon!!

That's definitely the sensible solution... I've a proper heart vs head battle going on... it'd really only be a concern for 5-6 weddings a year max...

I'd worry about the wish list of gear you'd be heading home with... free to attend, but expensive in the long run!

Anyone use a Xt-2 & Xpro2 in unison?? Not sure if best with two identical bodies, but GAS driving me towards the two!

Second hand prices seem to have risen in tandem with them...

High iso to get as much light in as possible too... been lucky enough to have caught them close to home once or twice...

Currently selling up my Nikon kit to move to Fujifilm... didn't do enough 'paid' work to justify the expense which was tied up in it... and have to say the D750 is going to be tough act to follow...

Should have said I was used to using the x100t - which is 23mm, 35 equivalent