6 Fuji X-E2s Images Of The Day — June 6, 2016.
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June 6, “D-Day” Anniversary — A Day That Forever Changed History, For The Better!
Would U.S. Voters, Like The Swiss, REJECT Guaranteed Income For All?
Kind of like Social Security retirement FOR LIFE irrespective of age. The Swiss were talking $2,560, to each adult and $640 for children under 18 PER MONTH! That is more than what most people get in Social Security.
Of course the question becomes how will you FINANCE such a guaranteed income plan?
Of course TAXES will have to be raised and other entitlement program, possibly Social Security, would have to be trimmed back.
The Swiss, a savvy bunch, rejected it because they understood the consequences.
That might not be the case in the U.S. IF it ever, by some miracle, makes it to a vote for referendum. But to be fair there will be a large percentage, possibly 50%, who would vote it down because of the tax implication and Federal Government involvement. Food for thought though.
Will There Be A New Kit Lens For The Fuji X-T2 Or Will The New XF 16-55mm f2.8 Suffice?
The Fuji X-T1 when offered with a lens typically comes with the ubiquitous 18-55mm f2.8-4 or the 18-135mm f3.5-5.6.
The new X-Pro2 is invariably sold without a lens.
So what will be the story with the Fuji X-T2, now expected to be announced June 14, 2016? Possible they could announce a new lens with it. That would be neat.
Most buyers of the X-T2, including I, probably already have lenses that will work with the X-T2.
The new XF 16-55mm f2.8 would, from what I can see, make one heck of a good zoom for this camera.
If you want a prime I would look at the 35mm f1.4 or the 56mm f1.2.
Here I sorted out Fuji’s
current repertoire of lenses to help you.
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