- Location
- Cheshire, England
- Real Name
- Martin Connolly
I just look forward to using it with anticipation that I haven't felt about a camera in quite a while.How so?
Yup. From 2011.Haven’t they had an X-S1 already? It was a superzoom bridge type thing IIRC.
Have to agree with you there, a lot of spec for a £1000 body to start, plus save over £300 on the 16-80mm.Well, maybe it was warm afterglow from Thanksgiving dinner, but I've just pulled the trigger on an X-S10 with 16-80mm. My larger Fuji lenses will fit and I'm not sure I need the X-T4. Besides, I keep thinking about the X-S10 like I never did the X-T4 and the value is incredible.
That’s an excellent deal. I’m still pouting that I bought the 16-80 about two months earlier.Well, maybe it was warm afterglow from Thanksgiving dinner, but I've just pulled the trigger on an X-S10 with 16-80mm. My larger Fuji lenses will fit and I'm not sure I need the X-T4. Besides, I keep thinking about the X-S10 like I never did the X-T4 and the value is incredible.
Being a former Nikon shooter the placement would be familiar for me.An observation about the X-S10. Some have complained about the on/off switch around the shutter release. To be honest, they are mostly correct. The switch is tight to turn and it's hard to get good purchase on the ridged lever to turn it easily. It's not a deal breaker, but you do have to teach yourself to dig a bit deeper if you want this switch to work very quickly.
The placement is fine. It’s too stiff. Your finger can slip off the switch before turning it on. Of course, this is the worst aspect of the ergs for me. The fit in hand with the deep grip is close to ideal. Reminds me of everything I liked about the Olympus E-M1.Being a former Nikon shooter the placement would be familiar for me.