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Not an expensive watch, or particularly horological interesting, but I missed having one. It’s a lot of watch for the money. No more watches; I have enough.

Probably my last watch for a long time, but one I really like.

Shot at Lexington Pride on a Rollei 35 using Kodak 200.

The GFX100RF files are stunning off the Pixma at 13x19.

I'm rather fond of the panorama modes on the GFX100RF. This is a raw conversion in Lightroom with basic edits. The M4 Pro Mini I picked up chews through the raw files out of this camera a lot more effectively than the base M4 did. I need to try the Ricoh wide angle adapter that I picked up for the 100RF. Somebody did the math and with the adapter you can get the same FOV as an X-Pan, which is exciting (I always wanted an X-Pan).

Straight out of camera jpegs. I don't think I have settings right, as these jpegs are small (despite being on the "fine" setting); the RAWs are huge. I would have been better off shooting with my Q at 1.7, instead of the 100RF at 4, but c'est la vie.

It’s not a platinum Daytona, but I really like the Echo/Neutra Rivenera.

The XHalf isn't terrible. Would it have been a better shot on my iPhone? Technically, yes, most likely. But I enjoyed taking it with a camera. Framing is a little tough, as the viewfinder is rudimentary, but it reminds me a lot of my Rollei 35 in use.

At the United States Air Force Museum. I am going to need a faster computer, as the base M4 Mac Mini chugs on the files out of the GFX100RF.

Collage.

I guess it’s silly to post iPhone pictures of Instax prints of 100 megapixels images.

In the fridge? Years. In the freezer? Decades.

I guess I’m fully bought into the Fujifilm ecosystem. I’ll be visiting a museum next weekend that I plan on using the RF and Xhalf at. Will post any decent shots I take. I’m really looking forward to X-pan style panos.

The GFX100RF arrived and I have time to work with it and compare it to existing gear. It gives nothing up to the Leica Q I have on build quality. EVF seems brilliant, but I’m used to older EVFs. We’ll see when I actually take pictures.

If anybody was wondering how much larger the Duo was than the Zero. The answer is “a lot,” but also “not that much.”