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Fuji XF 55-200mm f3.5-4.8 R LM OIS lens
Includes the original box, hood and caps. Optically great, just a few wear marks on the outside.
$SOLD
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Need to get some funds for some unfortunate house repairs, so this lovely kit needs a new home.
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Fuji GFX 50R, body only. Includes body cap, bubble level hotshoe cover, L bracket, spare screen covers, no battery. Minor scuff on top, otherwise looks mint. Screen protector installed, screen works perfectly. Only 354
shutter actuations. $2500
3 Fuji original NP-T125 batteries. $45 each
Nitecore dual battery charger for GFX. $40
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Fujinon GF 35-70mm f4-5.6 WR - No issues, looks basically new.
Includes front and rear caps, lens hood. $700
Canon EF 40mm f2.8 STM. Covers GFX nicely. Looks mint. $SOLD
Minolta MC W.Rokkor-SI 24mm f2.8. Covers GFX nicely in pano mode. Lens
looks good for its age, no issues with the glass. $125
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Fringer EF-GFX Pro adapter. Includes box and front and rear caps. $400
K&F Concepts MD-GFX adapter. $35
K&F Concepts EF-GFX adapter. $35
K&F Concepts M42-GFX adapter. $35
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Currently running an Insta360 ONE RS 1-Inch 360 Leica.
I use this while traveling, taking quick photos via a selfie stick so I can have a 360 photo of various places. I view them in my VR headset to relive the experience.
I would love something with better resolution, but it needs good low light capabilities as well.
Is the X6 a good upgrade? Should I look at another make?
I am planning on 2 weeks in October in Andalucia region of Spain. After counting out flight time, I will have 14 full days to spend.
My current plan is to fly into Granada and immediately drive to Jaen in order to attend the parade and bullfight, and then eventually fly out of Seville. I will rent a car, and made sure that any drive between locations wasn't more than 2 hours.
Here's the plan - how does this sound? Any changes you might make?
Jaen - 2 days (San Lucas Fair /Bullfighting)
Córdoba - 2 days
Granada - 2 days
Ronda 2 days (Ronda / White Villages)
Algeciras 2 days (Gibraltar / Ceuta (I know it's not the most amazing place, but I have to see it)
Cadiz / Jerez 1 day
Seville 3 days