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Very nice architectural type Fujigraph Paul, and nicely presented in mono.
Amazon sell the Hahnel equivalent HL-F126Hey guys, I finally upgraded my X-T1 - I've got an X-T3 coming tomorrow, and I'm looking for extra batteries. I've got a £100 Amazon voucher so figured I'd be able to get a couple of batteries and a soft release button or something, but there doesn't seem to be any decent options for NP-W126S on amazon.
I'm ok with third party so long as they're some of the better ones - Patona, ExPro, and Wasabi tend to get good reviews. My trusty ExPro's have held up well on the X-T1 for the last 3 years, I don't see any difference between them and the OEM.
But there is literally nothing decent on Amazon, third party or OEM. Am I missing something?
Anyone have good experiences with other third parties? I won't be doing much video, if at all, so won't really be pushing them too hard.
Amazon sell the Hahnel equivalent HL-F126
I’ve several Hahnel. All good.
Sorry to see this mate. My 16-55mm face planted a Welsh hillside over the weekend with my 14 or so stone behind it. Thankfully it was onto very soft (albeit wet) moss / grass and seems to have cleaned up okay! Hope it isn't too expensive a fix.Oops.
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Tripod fell over, landed on L bracket, no damage to body bar a teeny scratch to lcd but 16-55mm mount snapped at the bosses the screws go into. Going off to Fiji ASAP.
Thank you, GeorgeVery nice architectural type Fujigraph Paul, and nicely presented in mono.
I've been using the Homesuit batteries from Amazon. They seem to work fine in the X-T3. I've only used them for a few months and not exclusively as I have a lot of other batteries so I can't vouch for their longevity but at £22 for 2 with a charger I thought it was worth taking a chance.The only ones I see are ambiguous - the photos show 126S but the listing shows just 126, and compatability only lists older models.
My home town, some lovely old buildings dotted around.Hope everyone is doing well
Not been out much with the V lately but hope to very soon (i've resisted the urge to sell it several times )
Dodge by The Development, on Flickr
Old Turret, New Turret by The Development, on Flickr
Hope everyone is doing well
Not been out much with the V lately but hope to very soon (i've resisted the urge to sell it several times )
Dodge by The Development, on Flickr
I used a 1.4TC with a 100-400 on an XT-2 a few years ago and it didn't really affect AF speed so on the XH-1 I don't think you would be disappointed.Whilst on holiday I picked myself up a used XF 100-400 in great condition (thanks Cambrian Photography) and have been delighted with it.
I'm considering getting the XF 1.4x converter and wondered if anyone had tried this combination and what impact the TC has on AF spead and image quality. I'm hoping to start taking some more bird / widelife photos so the extra reach would be useful. My camera is the X-H1.
Thanks
Dave
DaveWhilst on holiday I picked myself up a used XF 100-400 in great condition (thanks Cambrian Photography) and have been delighted with it.
I'm considering getting the XF 1.4x converter and wondered if anyone had tried this combination and what impact the TC has on AF spead and image quality. I'm hoping to start taking some more bird / widelife photos so the extra reach would be useful. My camera is the X-H1.
Thanks
Dave
That's great news. I bought the X-H1 as a baby brother to my GFX50S and have fallen in love with it. It's so well designed - a joy to use.Dave
Great choice of lens and body! Love the X-H1 and its love child, the X-S10, which arrived yesterday from Fuji Refurb in totally 'as new' condition.
Absolutely no difference to AF or IQ at all. I have both converters and the 1.4x is my favourite as the 2x starts to drop off from 340mm onwards. The 1.4x is lovely on the 100-400mm as well as the 50-140mmm. and will be used on my 70-300mm once the very slow boat from the Phillipines arrives and it is unloaded!
This Guinness make me want to shout!I prefer the Guiness that comes in a glass.......
Lulu Guiness by Pete Downham Photography, on Flickr
Whilst on holiday I picked myself up a used XF 100-400 in great condition (thanks Cambrian Photography) and have been delighted with it.
I'm considering getting the XF 1.4x converter and wondered if anyone had tried this combination and what impact the TC has on AF spead and image quality. I'm hoping to start taking some more bird / widelife photos so the extra reach would be useful. My camera is the X-H1.
Thanks
Dave
Hope everyone is doing well
Not been out much with the V lately but hope to very soon (i've resisted the urge to sell it several times )
Dodge by The Development, on Flickr
Old Turret, New Turret by The Development, on Flickr
I keep getting tempted to sell all my gear and get the 100v. Love the look and the outputs from the camera. I feel I'd regret it though if I did it.
wOw beautiful processing on this capture - excellent…!
Thanks PeterwOw beautiful processing on this capture - excellent…!
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Actually took some photo's today on a trip to Hengistbury Head near Bournemouth. Lovely place for a wander.
Hengistbury Head by Steve Jelly, on Flickr
Two different pictures but I can't decide if I prefer the b&w or colour.
XT3 + Viltrox 85mm
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Actually took some photo's today on a trip to Hengistbury Head near Bournemouth. Lovely place for a wander.
Something a bit different. Ventured away from street and back to what originally got me interested in photography; nature.
X-T30 + XF 16mm F2.8
Edit: Aperture priority mode with max iso I think 3200, and minimum shutter 1/60th.
DSCF3395 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3358 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3351 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3272 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3349 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3324 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3302 by Thomas A, on Flickr
Something a bit different. Ventured away from street and back to what originally got me interested in photography; nature.
X-T30 + XF 16mm F2.8
Edit: Aperture priority mode with max iso I think 3200, and minimum shutter 1/60th.
DSCF3395 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3358 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3351 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3272 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3349 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3324 by Thomas A, on Flickr
DSCF3302 by Thomas A, on Flickr