Recent content by pete s

Encouraging words for someone sat on the fence such as me. Among (many) other cameras I have previously owned a RX10 MkIII but long since sold it on while my interest in photography in general waned. I’m now thinking about getting back into it and the IV might just be the way forward.

Having been around the houses and back again in terms of camera ownership and now just wanting a convenient, pocketable compact, I find myself back with a RX100. I had a M1 (or was it a 2?) years ago and found myself wanting something bigger with interchangeable lenses. Well now I’m back with...

I have enjoyed using the RX10 III for a short while and it fulfilled the need for a versatile camera for my recent holiday. The image quality is great and the lens range really useful. However, for my day-to-day needs it is a little too big, so it's time to move it on again. Good to see more...

My RX10 III arrived today. Not had a chance to play properly yet, but going to sit down now and delve into the menus, try to familiarise myself with it all and set a few things up to suit my needs.

At this stage I'm not willing to stretch to a IV, especially as I don't know how well I'll get on with it and knowing my mixed feelings on Sony cameras from past experience. I have though just committed to a pre-owned III, so we'll see how it goes. If I get on with it and if I feel the need for...

Following my earlier questions/comments, I have been looking through this thread in detail and am certainly tempted by the Sony RX10. I am slightly concerned about the size and weight, as in the past when out and about with the family (casual outings, rather than specific photography trips), I...

The sharpness certainly looks impressive and I do like a nice pin sharp,image with plenty of detail. The bulk is a consideration, but I think I’d be more comfortable carrying this around than a body and three lenses in a large bag.

Thanks Mike. It’s some of your images which got me looking in more detail at this camera. Of discounted Sony for a long time, but think the RX10 might be too good to overlook.

I'm going to flog my Fuji gear and am tempted to try out one of the higher end bridge cameras. I did have a FZ1000 previously and looking back it was a good all round package, which probably suited my needs. For that reason (among others) I think that I'm heading back in that direction, albeit...

I’ve been tinkering with photography on a casual, amateur level for a number of years. I’m reasonably familiar with the basics, enough to have got me by up until now, at a level I have been happy enough with, but I would now like take things a little further. I live close to Exmoor and the...

I didn't want to start a separate topic for this, so ask here as it's X-T2 related. I have a X-T2 with 18-55 and aim to acquire both a 10-24 and 55-200 soon. I want to buy a bag to accommodate these, along with a few accessories (filters, spare battery, etc). I have been looking at the likes...

Just picked up another X-T1, having sold not one, but two previously. When will I learn? :rolleyes: Hoping to keep this one a little longer. Just got the 23 f2 for the mo, but will get an 18-55 again when funds allow. Looking forward to using the little prime in the meantime. One thing I have...

Ah, sadly not then. Never mind. Worth asking though.

Anyone know of any current Fuji Refurb shop discount codes? I have bought from them a couple of times before succesfully with codes and saved a good few £s. :)

Agree with what you say about Marloes Sands. A fantastic location. Nice capture with very pleasing light.