The receipt needs order date not shipment date too otherwise no double discount so make sure ffords receipts are printed that way otherwise you may as well cancel
Oh no sorry, i was just annoyed the fact that my new toy hadn't arrived.... I've been reading about this camera and others for months, checking sites, i just presumed that it was in stock....
Rarely use my X E2 but I shot this with my Nikon Ais 50mm f1:1.2 lens with an adapter on it
The Victorian Worker by Philip Higgins, on Flickr
The lens is £299 on the refub store:
Rarely use my X E2 but I shot this with my Nikon Ais 50mm f1:1.2 lens with an adapter on it
Not sure about next day delivery, but stuff from the Fuji online store is generally pretty speedy in any case.
_DSF1043 by Dave Proctor, on Flickr
Likewise
I returned to the Fuji fold in October. I noticed John Lewis had the X-E2 and 18-55 kit on clearance so went to the local store to pick one up. The only one they had left was the one on the shelf so I got a further discount - £409 with a full 2 year warranty!
I wanted the camera for a dream trip to Canyonlands and Monument Valley and it was perfect. Great image quality and nice and light. I had forgotten how fantastic the JPEG's are. This was shot in panoramic mode. We were on our last day and had a guided tour around Monument Valley. The light was very uninspiring and we were just about to pack up when this happened!
15037351_10154813208536953_2827684760863451784_n by Dave Proctor, on Flickr
I went with a friend who has been a few times and he recommended we do the tour. It wasn't cheap and I probably wouldn't have booked one without his recommendation - that would have been a BIG mistake!
We booked a morning and afternoon tour and got sunrise and sunset. The costs was $250 each for the day but it was well worth the cost. The guides take you to places you can't access on your own (you only get to see a tiny part of the area on the public tracks) and they know all the best photo spots. Make sure you pre-book with an official firm, there are some guys there who offer to take you round for cash but you may well end up getting ripped off from the tales i was told by some people who used them. We booked through Phillps' Photography Tours and did the Sunrise Tour together with Mystery Valley Sunset tour. They were superb and my friend always uses them. Don't expect luxury transport but you will have an amazing experience
If you want somewhere different to stay the I really recommend the View Hotel - they have some amazing lodges. This was the view from our lodge:
I went with a friend who has been a few times and he recommended we do the tour. It wasn't cheap and I probably wouldn't have booked one without his recommendation - that would have been a BIG mistake!
We booked a morning and afternoon tour and got sunrise and sunset. The costs was $250 each for the day but it was well worth the cost. The guides take you to places you can't access on your own (you only get to see a tiny part of the area on the public tracks) and they know all the best photo spots. Make sure you pre-book with an official firm, there are some guys there who offer to take you round for cash but you may well end up getting ripped off from the tales i was told by some people who used them. We booked through Phillps' Photography Tours and did the Sunrise Tour together with Mystery Valley Sunset tour. They were superb and my friend always uses them. Don't expect luxury transport but you will have an amazing experience
If you want somewhere different to stay the I really recommend the View Hotel - they have some amazing lodges. This was the view from our lodge:
Canyonlands is stunning. There are some incredible overlooks if you have a good head for heights
I love that shot Phil, full of character, well composed, and really works in mono.
George.
Simple leatherwork is quite straightforward. I made my own strap for the X-E2 a while ago. I might start on wrist straps for the Merrills this Christmas.
I returned to the Fuji fold in October. I noticed John Lewis had the X-E2 and 18-55 kit on clearance so went to the local store to pick one up. The only one they had left was the one on the shelf so I got a further discount - £409 with a full 2 year warranty!
I wanted the camera for a dream trip to Canyonlands and Monument Valley and it was perfect. Great image quality and nice and light. I had forgotten how fantastic the JPEG's are. This was shot in panoramic mode. We were on our last day and had a guided tour around Monument Valley. The light was very uninspiring and we were just about to pack up when this happened!
Yes, it's a good lens albeit without an aperture ring (controlled by the body). Makes the X-E jacket-pocketable.
Rays by Chris Wright, on Flickr
Great light and exposure is spot on! I really like thisLate to the table with an X-E1 but had to give it a go. Impressed so far given what the weather has been like over the weekend.
I went with a friend who has been a few times and he recommended we do the tour. It wasn't cheap and I probably wouldn't have booked one without his recommendation - that would have been a BIG mistake!
We booked a morning and afternoon tour and got sunrise and sunset. The costs was $250 each for the day but it was well worth the cost. The guides take you to places you can't access on your own (you only get to see a tiny part of the area on the public tracks) and they know all the best photo spots. Make sure you pre-book with an official firm, there are some guys there who offer to take you round for cash but you may well end up getting ripped off from the tales i was told by some people who used them. We booked through Phillps' Photography Tours and did the Sunrise Tour together with Mystery Valley Sunset tour. They were superb and my friend always uses them. Don't expect luxury transport but you will have an amazing experience
If you want somewhere different to stay the I really recommend the View Hotel - they have some amazing lodges. This was the view from our lodge:
Thanks, dad is my favourite model [emoji4] Taken down the pub... [emoji23]That's a wonderful portrait
Either Classic Chrome or Neg, tweaked in the secondary settings to keep things quite neutral whilst maximising the displayed dynamic range - I'm always shooting raw and using bought-in or self-developed presets in Lightroom with individual adjustment.
