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A beautiful upgrade! To my Sony A7V and two new lenses, the well-regarded 24-70 GMII and 70-200 Macro! I can already appreciate the sharper and much brighter image on the A7V over my older a6700.
For the moment, I’m very impressed and excited. 🥰

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©Xhorxh Baxhaku

I've wanted a Leica for years. Like many people, I was curious about the "Leica look" and wondered if it was actually real or just hype.
A few weeks ago, I finally took the plunge. I sold all of my Fujifilm gear and traded up to a Leica Q2 in good condition.
I've only had it for a short while, but I'm honestly blown away by the RAW files. The amount of detail, depth, and character straight out of the camera is something I wasn't expecting. It's hard to describe, but the images just have a different feel to them.
Coming from Fujifilm, I was used to relying on the SOOC film simulations, so shooting RAW and learning Lightroom has been a pretty big change. I'm still very much a beginner when it comes to editing, but I'm enjoying the process, and I feel like it's been completely worth it.
These are a few shots from my recent trip to Beijing with the Q2.

I need honest advice about my landscape work, I'm always looking to improve. What gear do I need btw?

Why spend hours editing when your camera already sees it this way? The Fujifilm X100V makes every destination feel timeless.

Sorry losers there’s no bokeh left, I used it all

This for me is an almost perfect easily backpack-able landscape camera setup. GFX100ii with GF20-35mm f4, GF45-100mm f4; X-T5 with Sigma 17-40mm f1.8, XF50-140mm f2.8; and the Mamiya 645 Super with 45mm f2.8, 35mm f2.8, and 80mm f2.8. No tripod needed. I have other GF and X-mount lenses but these cover most of the bases. Sometimes I sport a Sony A7RV and full spectrum A7CR with the FE 20-70mm f4 and the GM70-200mm f2.8 GMII.

Hi guys, just learning and here I used the rule of odds. Any feedback?

Hello! I have always been interested in street photography and now trying to get into it. These are a few of my initial clicks after managing the anxiety, embarrassment and fear to point my camera at strangers in a street. All are clicked on the Sony a6600 and 18-135mm kit lens. I am looking forward to critiques and advice from you all.

everybody drop their cameras, this girl has us all figured out.