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How are you managing to post more than 2 images at a time…?

And a few from the North Coast View: https://flic.kr/p/2seTD8U View: https://flic.kr/p/2seUWiR

A few from Edinburgh View: https://flic.kr/p/2seSXeZ View: https://flic.kr/p/2seNgEs

VIltrox 35mm f1.7 certainly puts in the work considering its low cost Untitled by Chris Walker, on Flickr Untitled by Chris Walker, on Flickr Untitled by Chris Walker, on Flickr

This post I did on Reddit may be of some assistance: View: https://www.reddit.com/r/fujifilm/comments/1knwi02/ttartisan_27mm_28_vs_viltrox_28mm_45_a_dull_and/

Because it can’t under-expose at low ISOs. You can’t under-expose ISO125; there’s nowhere to go. In order for the camera to capture a wide dynamic range, it needs some leeway. So on DR400, the minimum ISO will always be 500; and the shutter speed will increase to account for that. I like to...

No - Its not changing the ISO to over-expose the image; its changing the ISO to give it range to under-expose the image :) Dynamic Range settings above 100 don't kick in until ISO400. So, if you set it at Auto then you either set your ISO below 400, or the camera assesses that the ISO is best...

You are missing something, but its far from bloody obvious. It's not documented anywhere; but various Youtubers have basically figured it out. Essentially it works like this: DR100 - No Change DR200 - The camera under exposes by 1 stop; and then raises the shadows by 1 stop DR400 - The camera...

If Toby doesn’t take these I would take one. Happy to charge in the camera!

Still got my 2019 OLED and it’s great. A lot of tech is so good nowadays you don’t need to upgrade for years. Fujis are a good example! I’ve got a CRT for games and old 4:3 content too; and in a dark room it’s probably the best looking set I have!

I have an Apple pencil so didn't try if I'm honest, I've just had another look and Capture One has a mobile only sub which is £7pm if you pay annually; £8.50 if you pay monthly. I think £5pm would be stomachable...

I’ve tried both Lightroom and Capture One - they’re probably as good as the desktop versions; but the good stuff is locked behind a subscription. Just not worth it if you’re not a pro in my opinion Initially I was dead set on Silver and my first two were silver - and then someone pointed out...

This looks pretty good but more like Photoshop than something like Capture One or Lightroom. I was hoping for more of an import-in-bulk workflow

Is anyone editing their Fuji RAWs on an iPad? I want to try getting into a RAW workflow, but as I spend all day at a desk for my job would really like an alternative. It does feel like no tablet app is quite as powerful as Capture One or Lightroom on a 'proper' computer. Subscription-free apps...

Wouldn’t say no to some samples for my GaggiMate-modded Classic ;)