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It's really strange with focal lengths we prefer i love the xf23 f1.4 on Fuji so 35mm in full frame terms. I have never got on with the xf 35f1.4 but seem happy with the 48 mm on film. I enjoy the Pentax 28mm f3.5 on film and at 42 mm on Fuji as legacy glass.

48mm is the new 40mm :) good luck with your search.

Go for one of the Konica III or II models from vintage Japan camera from his Etsy store. I'm have just ordered a Konica IIIA from him. I have never paid any fees either into the UK from him and in have orders at least five different cameras over the last couple of years.

Thank you was a special day at Salt Dean not seen it like that again.

Brighton Beach.. Nikon D800 + Nikon 35mm F1.8 west-pier_49070000377_o by Adrian Jones, on Flickr

Waves at Saltdean,Brighton. Nikon D800E + Tamron 24-70 F2.8 Waves at Saltdean by Adrian Jones, on Flickr

Its the Same Sun... Brighton Beach.. The title comes from a conversation the man was having with another person he kept saying it was amazing its the same sun. Nikon D800E + Nikon 180mm F2.8 Its The Same Sun by Adrian Jones, on Flickr

Bulbourne Moor,Hemel Hempstead looking towards Kodak House. Nikon DF + 35mm Zeiss Milvus f2.0 Kodak Tower by Adrian Jones, on Flickr

I loved the Konica III that much just purchased the IIIA to add to the collection. They made some beautiful cameras Konica. Should be here later in the month from Japan.

Trevor you know you want one

Hi Stephen the LUTs don't get baked into the raw file that stays as an untouched file. You can convert the raw to jpg from the lut in camera or shoot raw+jpg to have a saved file automatically with the lut applied. Hopefully that makes sense.

The Panasonic S9 with either the 18-40 or 20-60. Lightweight full frame quality with ibis. It is worth considering now at its reduced price of £799.

I ordered these from amazon fitted perfectly on my Z6. (2 Pack) JJC Soft Silicone Eyecup for Nikon Z5 Z5II Z6 Z6II Z6III Z7 Z7II Mirrorless Camera Replaces Nikon DK-29 Eyepiece

Found a fantastic film on Amazon Prime video which is free to watch if you subscribe to their service. Grain is a documentary by Alex Contell and Tommaso Sacconi that explores the stories of those committed to using film in modern day photography Well worth 73 mins of your time enjoy