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    Global shutter has arrived at last.....but in the Sony A9mk3

    The a9 and a9II were/are basically distortion-free for all but the most niche/extreme circumstances. Fired off somewhere in the region of 150,000 frames across two a9s, 99% of them moving subjects, all with the electronic shutter, and I've never seen any distortion or even banding with interior...
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    Marmite Motorsport at the Donington Decider

    Thanks, I just enjoy the challenge more than anything, seeing what I can come up with from public positions. Also can be done with very very basic kit as it's all manual, no AF required.
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    Marmite Motorsport at the Donington Decider

    Decided to go out with a bang this year and just have fun doing what I love... All shot with the Fuji X-H2 and Fujinon 70-300mm. All manual focus, most with an ND filter to bring the aperture down to a manageable level. All shot through people, a fence, a bin, or marshals (sometimes a...
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    Apple mini Mac M2 for Lightroom and limited PS

    I've had my M1 Air (8GB) for 3 years now, since release, and it still rips through 40mp XH2 files without missing a beat in LR. Also doing loads of video editing in DaVinci Resolve and I get no hint of slow down whatsoever. Shooting 40+ events a year (3000+ images a time) so getting fairly heavy...
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    The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

    A quick canal wander on Sunday AM with the 70-300mm, what a lens that is... Canal Sunrise by Chris Harrison, on Flickr Canal Sunrise by Chris Harrison, on Flickr Canal Sunrise by Chris Harrison, on Flickr
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    The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

    Always used to be but struggled a bit with weddings with them, so moved to Sony (as much as I wanted to keep the Fuji for personal stuff I couldn't justify two systems). In a position to have a Fuji setup for personal use now, so I'm very happy to be back. For certain types of shots it's miles...
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    The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

    X-H2 and the awesome little 50-230... CC Autumn 2023 by Chris Harrison, on Flickr Ditto, but 1/4s marmite content: CC Autumn 2023 by Chris Harrison, on Flickr Viltrox 75mm 1.2 with hood off into the sun, so much fun... CC Autumn 2023 by Chris Harrison, on Flickr
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    MPB

    Same here actually, it seems to be luck of the draw with lead times to payment, they can be anything from within 24 hours to receiving the goods, to a week with hearing absolutely nothing. Given we as customers have no idea when the peaks and troughs for their business are, it's difficult to...
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    BTCC Donington

    Heading back for the British GTs in October. Rediscovered both there and Thruxton this year and really enjoyed both, masses of low angles without fences, which is all I need really!
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    BTCC Donington

    Thank you. Bit samey but that's what I was practicing at the weekend and I have no need/desire to do record shots :)
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    BTCC Donington

    A couple of hours of getting extremely wet at Donington. My first visit with a camera and wow, what a place for spectators, loved it. Marmite content warning, btw... 1. 600mm, 1/1000, f6.3 Donington BTCC by Chris Harrison, on Flickr 2. 118mm, 1/8, f22 Donington BTCC by Chris Harrison, on...
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    The Amazing Sony A1/A7/A9/APS-C & Anything else welcome Mega Thread!

    Yep, tried and can't get on with a monopod at all. The wind was 20mph so my hit rate was pretty terrible to be honest, even with that much weight it was moving around so much.
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    The Amazing Sony A1/A7/A9/APS-C & Anything else welcome Mega Thread!

    Sat on my 60-600mm for a few months as I couldn't decide whether it was a keeper or not, just so large/excessive for me, who happily shot events on the Tamron 28-200mm last year. Took it out again on Saturday at Thruxton BSB and I'm beginning to love it... 600mm, 1/15 Thruxton BSB by Chris...
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    The Amazing Sony A1/A7/A9/APS-C & Anything else welcome Mega Thread!

    It's amazing but you've got to learn to love it as it's also a pain in the butt! Despite being significantly quicker (in all respects) than the MK1 (which I also had) it's still fairly slow to do pretty much anything. Losing the AF module from newer Sony's also hurt pretty hard, I did find a...
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    The Amazing Sony A1/A7/A9/APS-C & Anything else welcome Mega Thread!

    I went to replace an a9 with an A7c to have a smaller camera, but unless you specifically buy a very, very compact lens for it or have a bag/pocket that somehow fits that but not an a7 series camera, I'd struggle to recommend it specifically from a size point of view. Moving to the viewfinder...
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