[I]f you can accept that this lens is a bit beefy and a little bit chunky, I think you're really going to like it.
[I]f you can accept that this lens is a bit beefy and a little bit chunky, I think you're really going to like it.
It is a very feature-rich camera that's going to satisfy a lot of people's needs and tick off a lot of check marks on the wish list.
[T]he image quality I'm getting out of this lens is very pleasing. It is a very solid performer. I get nice, clean, sharp images that are well corrected, which is impressive for an ultra-wide lens like this.
I think Nikon hit it out of the park with the design of this; it looks good, it feels good, and I just can't get over how lightweight this is.
The images are really nice and sharp, and even though it's an f/5.6 to f/8 lens, I'm still pleased with the background blur I'm getting. Incredibly clear shots with great contrast and a very pleasing look overall.
Some of the idiosyncrasies set aside, I'm ultimately really enjoying what I'm getting out of this lens.
I encourage you, really take a look at it, because I think sometimes Micro Four Thirds really gets overshadowed by its big brothers.
I like the style of it, I feel good when I'm shooting it, and that's half the battle when it comes to photography: does it bring a smile to your face? And this camera certainly does.
Here's a lens that's not perfect through the entire range, but it has a look and a character that other lenses just don't give you, and I kind of like that.
It's a really nice addition to the Fuji lineup and I think it's going to find its way into a lot of photographers' kits.
It's not really a brand new body or new camera from Fujifilm; it's basically just a minor tweaking of an already fantastic little camera, the X-T30.
I really quite like it. The image quality is very good out of this lens and it's very versatile and practical.
I highly recommend this lens. I love the image quality I'm getting out of it and it represents a tremendous value.
[I]t is a very well-rounded camera.
You can achieve some really nice depth of field shots with this lens, even though it's f/11, if you have enough space to work with it, and that's where this lens lives. Outside on a bright sunny day is where it's going to achieve its best results.
The Nikon Z6 II is definitely an upgrade from the Z6 but I don't know if it's a substantial one.
[I]f you're comparing the two, I think it is worth the extra amount of money for getting the weather sealing, a little bit more light through the lens, and I think it's a great option to the lineup.
I'm really enjoying this camera, I have to admit. Right, yeah, me too.
I like the performance of this lens, I like the optical quality of it, I like the functionality of it, and I appreciate how fast it focuses. It's been a pleasure to use.
We certainly love it. We really do think that it's the best Canon camera that's come out in a very long time [...]
It is a step above the other lenses that we are comparing to, and I would call this definitely a professional lens that is worth that hefty price point.
If you look at the improved ergonomics, you look at the improved processor and the improved algorithms for real-time tracking and and things like the shutter mechanism has been enhanced a little bit, it's got more dampeners to it so it's a little less vibration.
Now the Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8L IS USM gives me everything I want in one lens.
[...] I'm really liking this camera, especially with my little tripod handle, and having a lot of fun with it.
