Last year I replaced my lost GR with an X100F. But I've returned to Ricoh and the GRIII and will sell the Fuji.
It's good to be back. Just love the spontaneity it encourages. A few from my first outings with it. -John
John Wolf wrote:
Last year I replaced my lost GR with an X100F. But I've returned to Ricoh and the GRIII and will sell the Fuji.
It's good to be back. Just love the spontaneity it encourages. A few from my first outings with it. -John
Had a feeling you'd end up with the GR3. Are you shooting DNGs or JPGs for your B&W? As you say, it does encourage spontaneity.
Yeah, it was inevitable. I don't think I've ever shot jpegs. I'm sure it's fine, but something about discarding all that data bothers me.
So far I'm mostly shooting in P mode, something I hadn't done before. Unlike with most digital cameras I've owned, P mode recognizes exposure compensation, and the wheel changes aperture/shutter combinations. And my concern about losing TaV mode is a non-issue because it recognizes auto ISO with manual aperture and shutter.
