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Fujifilm Accessory Update: GFX100RF and X100VI handling, weather protection and two conversion lenses

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The review highlights the accessories for Fujifilm GFX100RF and X100VI, focusing on weather protection, handling aids and the utility of X100 conversion lenses for enhanced versatility.

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It's not only Leicaphiles who are drooling over the Q—they are queuing in droves for this camera all over the world—the general press is feeling pretty enthusiastic too. British tech website, Pocket-lint has been testing the new Leica and pronounced it the best fixed-lens full-frame compact ever made. That's praise indeed, and praise with which I fully concur.

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This week I have spent a couple of days setting up a new 12in retina-screen MacBook. I bought it with the intention of trying it and then swapping it for a more powerful 13in MacBook Pro if I don't like it. So far, though, the omens are good. I do like it; and above all I love the lightness and thinness. This is one gorgeous little laptop that, frankly, makes the iPad Air redundant.

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