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X-10 vs. X-30?
For years my 'carry around' camera was an X-10. My travel outfit was a pair of them and I have always been happy with the results. A couple of years ago one of then finally gave out. I tried replacing it with an X-100s, but after a year, I still don't feel comfortable with that camera and I will probably end up selling it.
Anyway, my current “problem” is whether to pick up another X-10 (so I have a back-up camera for travel) or to try an X-30. Seems I get the same lens and same sensor either way and the X-30 is a bit larger and most listings are a few bucks more than for the X-10.
If anyone has owned and used both, your suggestions would be most appreciated.
Thanks!
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I use a pair of YungNuo YN560IV and a YN560-TX11 controller on my XT1 and XE3 and they work perfectly - trigger and two flash units was under $200 off ebay.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1101196-REG/yongnuo_yn_560iv_yn560_iv_speedlite.html
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Camera used is XH1 - changed model in Iridient XT to enable LR processing. Lens: 16-55mm f2.8.
Taken through the tinted window of a London bus.
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Camera used is XH1 - changed model in Iridient XT to enable LR processing.
Brixton people series. Atlantic road, Brixton
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Camera used is XH1 - changed model in Iridient XT to enable LR processing.
Brixton village covered market.
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Camera used is XH1 - changed model in Iridient XT to enable LR processing.
My illusions shattered!
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By robthebruce · Posted
I have suddenly developed a 'need' to get the 100-400 mm lens looking at your photos. 😉
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Arriving at sunrise I spent about 4 hours in Richmond Park. The low light was glorious even though frost still lay in the hollows and I was able to capture these 9 frames with XH1= 16-55mm f2.8 and XT2 + 100-400mm.
Egyptian Geese are quite fond of roosting in trees.
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