When one of their own is injured in the line of duty, however, the Task Force is drawn back together to bring down a conspiracy that could shatter global security. As season nine begins, it’s two years since the death of Elizabeth and Red and the members of the FBI Task Force have disbanded. The story begins as one of the FBI’s most wanted fugitives, Raymond “Red” Reddington (Spader), offers to help the authorities if a specific rookie agent, Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone), partners with him.
*Status Update Below.Ī crime thriller series, The Blacklist stars James Spader, Diego Klattenhoff, Amir Arison, Hisham Tawfiq, Laura Sohn and Harry Lennix. How will this move affect the ratings? Will The Blacklist be cancelled or renewed for season 10? Stay tuned.
Would still prefer Fuji tho as I'm a still shooter although ibis is tempting for movies as my daughter is just starting to walk etc.After three seasons, The Blacklist has returned to NBC’s Thursday night schedule. Can get all the Fuji presets in Lightroom as well as VSCO. Xt10 is a steal at £445 body only or £715 with the kit. The x200 should be £995 but no way of telling. Trying to keep my budget at max £1000 really if I can as I'm moving house.
The x200 will not be exactly light or small and if fuji do produce a 23 f2 will offer exactly the same results or if you opt for an extra 100g or so you can have a 35mm f2 equiv with the 23mm 1.4! The only additional weight on top of the x200 is a lens, so this can be any lens you want to swap to. Why don't you buy the xpro2 and save yourself the hassle of buying the x200? I know Olympus bring lots to the table such as IBIS and weather sealing but it strikes me that either it's a tab overpriced or Fuji are great value for money? I was amazed at the price/value difference:įuji XT10 with 18-55/55-200 + 35 f2 = £1239 (the XE2 is even cheaper) Nearly bitten on several cameras but got it down to two packages if the X200 is delayed. So, while I wait for an X200 announcement I'm fighting some serious gas to make a purchase.
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