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Thank you Julian, I have done my research and yes the viewfinder on the xt10 is identical to xt1 albeit a bit smaller. Actually xt10 is identical to xt1 except the wr. I should be happy. And today the fujinon 55-200mm has a leap year sale which brings it down to 470 £ equivalent. I need that too and then I have completed my fuji goals. Two cameras and three lenses, - so far:D well did you go for the x100s?
Still thinking about it Ivar and hopefully if I think about it long enough it will be sold :D If it's still around in a couple of weeks maybe it will have a discount. Truth being I do want the Dp0Quattro although had wanted the original x100 when it came out and think the wish to get the mentioned camera is for that reason rather than anything else. Then of course the new Pen F is out :rolleyes: for which I have a good selection of lenses already. I like the Pen F shape, a small box like the Sigma's which I love, so easy to hold and I reckon the Pen F with 17mm f1.8 would slip into a decent size pocket. Now who am I trying to convince. o_O Then again I've seen a lovely Intaglio press I'd get a lot of enjoyment from. Just as well I dont have any money or the house would be full of new shiny toys :D
 
Still thinking about it Ivar and hopefully if I think about it long enough it will be sold :D If it's still around in a couple of weeks maybe it will have a discount. Truth being I do want the Dp0Quattro although had wanted the original x100 when it came out and think the wish to get the mentioned camera is for that reason rather than anything else. Then of course the new Pen F is out :rolleyes: for which I have a good selection of lenses already. I like the Pen F shape, a small box like the Sigma's which I love, so easy to hold and I reckon the Pen F with 17mm f1.8 would slip into a decent size pocket. Now who am I trying to convince. o_O Then again I've seen a lovely Intaglio press I'd get a lot of enjoyment from. Just as well I dont have any money or the house would be full of new shiny toys :D
I see that you have a problem which is mainly a greedy one. I think that I am right when I state that you can only photograph with one camera at the time or tie several of them together as in a tandem. It has taken me years to realize that two cameras are actually more than enough.:rolleyes: I know you have a bundle and I think that you can sell what you hardly use and make that income work for you so that you can buy what you want. As the big canon for example. But alas, when you can't make up your mind, well:D Itaglio press I assume is a printer. You have to get your priorities right mate or you'll be burden to death photographically speaking. Moore is less you know:eek::p
 
Are you shooting in B&W, Julian or are you converting from color afterwords?
Reading the post above this Brian I'd just love to say I shoot in B&W. :rolleyes:

But alas I shoot Raw data and the colour from the Olympus is not that of the Merlins so I converted in Cs6. Cannot remember what method as I have several methods depending what suits each particular image the best.
 
Reading the post above this Brian I'd just love to say I shoot in B&W. :rolleyes:

But alas I shoot Raw data and the colour from the Olympus is not that of the Merlins so I converted in Cs6. Cannot remember what method as I have several methods depending what suits each particular image the best.
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Thanks Julian.
 
I see that you have a problem which is mainly a greedy one. I think that I am right when I state that you can only photograph with one camera at the time or tie several of them together as in a tandem. It has taken me years to realize that two cameras are actually more than enough.:rolleyes: I know you have a bundle and I think that you can sell what you hardly use and make that income work for you so that you can buy what you want. As the big canon for example. But alas, when you can't make up your mind, well:D Itaglio press I assume is a printer. You have to get your priorities right mate or you'll be burden to death photographically speaking. Moore is less you know:eek::p
Two? You need at least four. Two loaded with colour negative film and two more with b&w. One of each with a wide angle lens and one of each with a portrait or medium telephoto lens. Then you need your specialty cameras, like a good pocket camera and at least one good digital slr. Hmm... That's more like six. Sounds about right. Not counting the collectibles bought for display only. :)
 
Two? You need at least four. Two loaded with colour negative film and two more with b&w. One of each with a wide angle lens and one of each with a portrait or medium telephoto lens. Then you need your specialty cameras, like a good pocket camera and at least one good digital slr. Hmm... That's more like six. Sounds about right. Not counting the collectibles bought for display only. :)
And John don't forget the collectibles bought for shooting with.:)
 
And John don't forget the collectibles bought for shooting with.:)
I also didn't even mention MF, or a dedicated street camera, or a dedicated studio camera, or an underwater camera, not to mention...
 
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