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9 hours ago, veejaycee said:
Go for the new XT20 + 16-50mm XC. At modest apertures you'll not see much difference. Then build up your primes.
Okay. Thank you very much for your advice. I'll probably buy the X-T20 with 16-50 now, and later probably upgrade with some prime. I can even use my Nikon lenses with an adapter in the meantime.
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Go for the new XT20 + 16-50mm XC. At modest apertures you'll not see much difference. Then build up your primes.
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What do you mean by a manual update? You can't pick and choose which parts of the update if that's what you mean but why would you. I believe the latest brings the AF into line with that of the XT2 and adds the ability to name folders.
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Is there a manual update for this? They give us new features and we can hunt around for them but sometimes not really understand what and where?
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By robthebruce · Posted
It is beautiful and amazing how the flowers come out around the perimeter of the top.
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By Christopher · Posted
Nice fine detail on this one, the reds come through nice too.
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By MarcoDebiasi · Posted
Well done. You aptfully captured this attractive rose (pink/peach-coloured roses are my favorite and this one has a beautiful symmetry of its 3 inner petals). The exposure in particular allows to appreciate the tonality of the rose while popping it out from the darker background. I think the "old" 60mm is the perfect lens for such pictures not requiring very high magnification: it is small and light for easily carrying it around and it produces very sharp images married with pleasing out-of-focus rendition. Thank you for preserving and sharing such fleeble beauty.
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