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Western Thunderer
The X1-D? No it's a different mount... And new lenses are far more compact.JB
Can you use your Hassie lenses on the new digital body ?
Richard
JB.
The X1-D? No it's a different mount... And new lenses are far more compact.JB
Can you use your Hassie lenses on the new digital body ?
Richard
Aah, you're thinking of the Exposure and Leema gear we spent so much time listening to, I guess? With Naim in the frame as well as Creek, there's some stonking British gear around at the moment.Judging by what we listened to at the Audio T show earlier this year they have some stiff competition to break.
So too is the Fuji X-Pro2, and it's smaller, lighter and has some interesting tricks thanks to it's non-Bayer sensor. I'm using the logic of 'the best camera is the one I have with me' and I can't see me lugging about a brute like a Hasselblad!The X1-D is very highly rated...
There is a great deal of choice in the market at the moment, some real gems and even the odd bargain out there. It's always good fun going through the research and auditioning stage. I almost envy you; I'm a set of speakers and a couple of cables away from being 'done'.I didn't even know Cambridge Audio were still in business, but they are and appear to make an award winning range of equipment. Since I might well be looking for new amplification later this year I think they'll go on the short list.
Again, some do...So would I have to re-wire my house ?
StephI almost envy you; I'm a set of speakers and a couple of cables away from being 'done'.
Mmmm. I'm still using my wife's Quad gear which we've had for 30-odd years. It's probably better than my ears by now. Come to that I'm still using my old V series 'Blad!
Lovely photos though, Jonathan.