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X-E3 owners, have you used any of the larger primes on it? Like the 16 1.4 or 56 1.2? If so, do the larger primes make the handling awkward?
No problem with the 16mm at all.X-E3 owners, have you used any of the larger primes on it? Like the 16 1.4 or 56 1.2? If so, do the larger primes make the handling awkward?
Don't have one of these primes, but do have the 18-55. It's lighter but about the same size. I have the Gariz half case and a homemade paracord* wrist strap. The grip and strap make it very secure in the hand. It's OK, but pushing where I personally want to be with this system.X-E3 owners, have you used any of the larger primes on it? Like the 16 1.4 or 56 1.2? If so, do the larger primes make the handling awkward?
Not as long as you support it by the left hand under the lens. One hand shooting does become tricky.X-E3 owners, have you used any of the larger primes on it? Like the 16 1.4 or 56 1.2? If so, do the larger primes make the handling awkward?
$599 is a good price. It’s not a perfect camera but it does get the job done.You guys are gonna have my other X-T2 go up for sale
Right now the X-E3 is $100 off.
You guys are gonna have my other X-T2 go up for sale
Right now the X-E3 is $100 off.
Yeppers to your "Yep""Yep" to all of that.
I use the Gariz grip and a custom paracord wrist strap. The combination makes it so I can hold the camera securely with just my finder tips.......The body is really small. So small that if I hold it one handed for long, it starts to fatigue my fingers. A grip will fix that. And if I hold it by the lens like I should be, there is no issue. But I seem to want to shoot one handed with the X-E3. Probably due to the small size of the body. The larger lenses, like the 16mm 1.4, are not awkward if you support the lens with the left hand......