[Itsed65]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

Got an X-T2 w/18-55mm and battery grip.
Probably will sell the grip as I don't need it.

Enjoy! I love my X-T1 and have read nothing but praise for the 2 . If I hadn't just let loose with all the dough for the 5D MK4 I would be looking at one before my annual Yosemite trip. I use the 18-55 all the time and only take it off when I need to go a bit wider with my 14mm prime or go longer with one of the tele-zooms I have. I don't have a battery grip, but I do have the extra large hand-grip installed so I have something more to grab on to.

Post some pics on the snapshot of the day thread!

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by Itsed65

Enjoy! I love my X-T1 and have read nothing but praise for the 2 . If I hadn't just let loose with all the dough for the 5D MK4 I would be looking at one before my annual Yosemite trip. I use the 18-55 all the time and only take it off when I need to go a bit wider with my 14mm prime or go longer with one of the tele-zooms I have. I don't have a battery grip, but I do have the extra large hand-grip installed so I have something more to grab on to.

Post some pics on the snapshot of the day thread!

For sure. I'm pretty stoked. Looking into filters now.

[P1]

I have a 5D Mark III but had been casually looking for a good deal to pop up on a Sony mirrorless. Picked up a new A5000 with the kit lens for $229. I'll post a review soon, but liking it so far.

[metrickid]

Originally Posted by dcstep

It's got a mirror, but my Canon 5DS-R is proving to be a true MF body, at least so far as some editors are concerned. I just sold an image to a German company that makes 12' murals on wallpaper. Resolution is a key issue for them and, apparently, the 5DS-R delivers "enough."

Dave

You can print a billboard from 16 MP so of course the 5DS R is enough...