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Maw wide yo! fast and close.
I know I know, and you'll be 100% right. But I wanted to try a lightweight system and it feels like the 23 will destroy that ethos, as tempting as it is.
On the other hand...the x100t is pretty much ideal...
Chak-
wanted to try a lightweight system
..pre-order Ricoh GR II ?
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I gotta say, I now shoot 95% of everything on the x100t. I have a Ricoh GR that is mainly my cycling camera because it fits in a jersey pocket, plus nights when I don't want to be seen as having a camera. It's nice, but the Fuji wins out for the lovely colours. My xpro1 with its lenses only gets out if I have a specific thing to take photos of. I love the 35mm on it, but it's enough bigger than the x100 that it feels like a chore taking it out.
As a PS - I initially got an x100 to do the one camera, one lens discipline. I love the 35mm equiv perspective (and 50mm but it's often too tight) so I thought it made sense. Now it's so ingrained I've lost the whole lens envy and just want to shoot. Which is nice.
salad
h2o
Sounds really obvious, but I guess the most important issue when going for prime lenses is:
what focal length does suit your style of shooting most?