I see they get really good reviews for their excellent customer service.
Yeah, theyre mostly decent, please dont post a thread in shopping, its been discussed a million times and the tax implications will be argued to death...... again.
I see they get really good reviews for their excellent customer service.
Never heard of them but point takenYeah, theyre mostly decent, please dont post a thread in shopping, its been discussed a million times and the tax implications will be argued to death...... again.
Not sure if anyone mentioned that but there it's a good deal on pro now.
£799(or 749) for body with grip, battery and 18mm. And you can claim extra prime lens from fuji for free.
Have you tried reinstalling the firmware on both the body and lens, just to see if it might have an effect?
If it doesn't make a difference, then might be worth speaking to Fuji about it, see what they can suggest or know about it, and a future update to resolve it is being worked on.
Each lens has it's own particular firmware update available on the Fuji UK site and is not connected with the camera FW.I am not sure I quite follow you here but as far as I know you must install separate lens and body firmware updates
Yup, that's what I meantEach lens has it's own particular firmware update available on the Fuji UK site and is not connected with the camera FW.
Strange. As I said, the lens was showing the latest firmware, 3.1, but just in case, downloaded the separate lens firmware and tried to install it with lens attached to camera and it tells me the latest firmware for the lens is already loaded. I can only conclude that maybe the lens came already with the latest firmware installed.Each lens has it's own particular firmware update available on the Fuji UK site and is not connected with the camera FW.
I've recently got my XP1 and do love it, part of what I do is music photography and whist I can see the 35 and 56 being awesome in the low light of small venues my thoughts are more concerned with the upcoming festival season where the dSLR and 70-200/2.8 is the order of the day
I'll be using my Nikon gear but will take the XP1 along for the fun of it - anyone had any experience/have any thought of how the X series may make in roads into the 70200/2.8 world?
I've recently got my XP1 and do love it, part of what I do is music photography and whist I can see the 35 and 56 being awesome in the low light of small venues my thoughts are more concerned with the upcoming festival season where the dSLR and 70-200/2.8 is the order of the day
I'll be using my Nikon gear but will take the XP1 along for the fun of it - anyone had any experience/have any thought of how the X series may make in roads into the 70200/2.8 world?
Well there is a 50-140 coming out this year which is F2.8 so the rough equivalent of a 70-200 f2.8
I had a good look at the mock up of it at the photography show and its pretty small I have to say! The 16-55 f2.8 was a much bulkier lens, very very chunky!
I think XP1 or XT1 + those two lenses could be the tipping point to a lot of dslr shooters swapping systems.
Lens roadmap here for reference - http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/xf_lens/roadmap/
Must of been writing at the same time ,i see on the roadmap one on its way soon
Does anyone know if this was this was a Camera Show special or available generally as I can't seem to find it?
asked the same question a few days back but had no joy either
Photography show at NEC
Forgot to add :from camera world
Well there is a 50-140 coming out this year
Ohhhh - not looked at the roadmap for far too long, very pleased to see that!
the 16-55 looks interesting but I think I'll stick with primes for wide and normal lengths
Yeah some nice stuff coming out!
I am running all primes apart from 18-55 lens which I think is really good. Original primes so 18, 35 and 60. Would really like 14, 23 and maybe 56 though
I think the 18-55 is one of the best lenses out there. If anyone is sitting on the fence about buying one, my advice would be to get one, you will not regret it.
EDIT::::::I sounded a bit like Ken Rockwell then.
I've posted a few comparison shots using XE1, XE2 and X-Pro1 bodies on this thread: http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/fuji-comparison-xe1-xe2-and-xpro1.532997/
I hope some people find it interesting or useful. I now have to decide which of the three bodies to sell.
Thanks Ian, tbh I dont expect to see any difference in RAW, in Jpeg the XE2 will win, as it uses that new fangled Fuji lens correction tech.
Thanks, I think I have cracked that, somehow the focus selector had got moved to "C", changed that and it seems to have fixed that. Have selected manual now and set up back focus the same as I use on the Canon, I prefer to focus that way.Don't use the 18mm much so not sure if that's normal behaviour.
If I understand you correctly, you need to enable exposure preview in the menu for WYSIWYG mode.
Can you elaborate on that Alastair? I must have missed that one or I am getting the wrong end of the stick?If I understand you correctly, you need to enable exposure preview in the menu for WYSIWYG mode.
Can you elaborate on that Alastair? I must have missed that one or I am getting the wrong end of the stick?
I was looking at an x-pro1 in my local camera store today and couldn't find a way of getting the LV update when changing shutter or aperture in A, S or M modes. is that possible with x-pro 1?
If I understand you correctly, you need to enable exposure preview in the menu for WYSIWYG mode.
Thanks, exactly what I am looking for. I am trying it again on Thursday and I will look for this in the menu.
I am pretty new to the X Pro and I didn't understand what you meant by Exposure Preview. I was looking for it in the menu.From this..
To this..
To this..
If you want to see "real time"effects of exposure adjustment/compensation in the EVF you need the exposure preview mode on.
Although to expand on that further for architectfadi, I can't remember without the camera in front of me whether that works in Manual mode only. I generally only use it when I have a manual lens fitted on an adapter.