Recent content by MikeDB

Have to agree with Simon, fantastic results. Love the second image.

I've been using Fuji's for weddings for a couple of years now, sometimes just a question of adjusting your shooting style and expectations of what the cameras can do. As long as you don't expect it to act like a Nikon D4 then all is good. There are a few using the OM's for weddings with superb...

I sold the last of my Canon kit over a year ago when I moved to Fuji and have never regretted it. I don't use the 55-200 much for weddings (sometimes if I'm stuck at the back of the church or for some candids ) however I've had better results with it than the my old Canon f4 70 - 200 L. The 35...

Looking like January next year.

Can't comment on the E-X1 but since I bought an X100, then the X-Pro 1 I haven't touched my Canon gear aside from the speedlites. Mike

I've been using these. Nice and portable, easy to set up and use. http://www.wexphotographic.com/buy-lastolite-ezybox-ii-square-medium-60cm/p1533441 Can't really fault them yet. Mike

WEX was showing them in stock this morning. http://www.wexphotographic.com/buy-fuji-55-200mm-f3-5-4-8-r-lm-ois-fujinon-lens-black/p1537704 Mike

Just seen this one too. Not been on the social networking think long so still a tad new. Website http://www.mikebuckleyphotographer.co.uk/ Blog http://mikebuckleystudios.com/ Stopped using Flickr after the er, update Mike

That / those effects are not shopped in. Think glass, lighting and reflection.

Got a good few out here. Looking good in the yellow of the rape fields. Mike

Hi Alex You may need to provide some more information on what it is you are trying to do and how you are trying to do it. The info from Fuji says you camera has a macro and super macro setting so close focus should not be a problem. Do you mean that you don't want the background blurred...

All the advice has been written on these forums before but yep, faster glass, back up cameras etc all hold true. Just remember if you agree to do this you'll no longer feel like a guest, you will be working (and it will feel like it) If, as you say you are really not comfortable doing this...

Because there will always be stupid people? I've no idea really but you only need to look at a well known auction site (other sites are available) to see the phenomena on a regular basis.

All I can do is echo the praise. Such a cracking set of truly personal moments. Mike

Yes, that's right The will revert back to the original settings if you change modes or turn off the camera. Not stuck with them in the sense of being unable to alter them on the fly, you can still change aperture, speed iso etc but it makes it easier to revert to your original settings...