The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

yamahatdm900 said:
Thats lovely, if I was nit picking would like a tad more room in the top left had corner if that was possible.
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Thanks Graham
I tend to have a rather bad habit, of only using certain crop ratios, but might be able to sort this one out ;)
 
Manxmaid said:
Something different for me as I'm trying to improve my tabletop photography. This was for a club competition with the theme 'Yellow'.
X-T2 and 18-55mm.


Twin Reflections by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
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Very nice Fujigraph, well composed, lovely colours, and a nice well controlled reflection that does not overpower the main image.(y)

George.
 
G.K.Jnr. said:
Very nice Fujigraph, well composed, lovely colours, and a nice well controlled reflection that does not overpower the main image.(y)
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Thank you, George, that's mainly what I was aiming for :)

NickTB said:
Love this. Well controlled light
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Thank you, Nick.

imattersuk said:
Lovely job, obviously not missing the Nikon ?
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Thanks, Pete. No, I haven't reached for it once since the Fuji arrived. It's hard to say why; just that everything seems more fun and I feel more involved with the process with the Fuji, if that makes sense? It really is time to sell the last of the (very nice) Nikon stuff!
 
Manxmaid said:
Thanks, Pete. No, I haven't reached for it once since the Fuji arrived. It's hard to say why; just that everything seems more fun and I feel more involved with the process with the Fuji, if that makes sense? It really is time to sell the last of the (very nice) Nikon stuff!
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That’s so true of Fuji isn’t it? Makes you want to go out and take photos
 
Rosedalelad said:
A quick one from this morning - taken locally with my X-T2 and an Industar 50-2 lens

Swan at Titchfield Haven by Andrew R, on Flickr
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Very nice Fujigraph, well composed, good color and some pleasant reflections.(y)

"I do find the white duck/bird in the top left a little distracting, I don't think it would have hurt to have cloned it out"

George.
 
G.K.Jnr. said:
Very nice Fujigraph, well composed, good color and some pleasant reflections.(y)

"I do find the white duck/bird in the top left a little distracting, I don't think it would have hurt to have cloned it out"

George.
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Funnily enough I cropped it to include that bird - but I might have to rethink now :)
 
Hey all, looking for a little bit of advice. I'm interested in picking up the 50mm f2. Cant really justify spending more money on lenses but I do have a 18-55 f2.8/4 sitting here doing nothing. Just wondering what this would be worth, and would it be a comparable trade against a 2nd hand 50mm f2?
 
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simonmoran said:
Hey all, looking for a little bit of advice. I'm interested in picking up the 50mm f2. Cant really justify spending more money on lenses (icked up the 16mm 1.4 pre xmas) but I do have a 18-55 f2.8/4 sitting here doing nothing. Just wondering what this would be worth, and would it be a comparable trade against a 2nd hand 50mm f2?
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Could be a straight swap, give it take a few quid.
 
simonmoran said:
Hey all, looking for a little bit of advice. I'm interested in picking up the 50mm f2. Cant really justify spending more money on lenses (icked up the 16mm 1.4 pre xmas) but I do have a 18-55 f2.8/4 sitting here doing nothing. Just wondering what this would be worth, and would it be a comparable trade against a 2nd hand 50mm f2?
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You will love the 50mm f2 as I got mine when I traded in for the X-T3, will be using them tomorrow for the jazz gig.
 
Rosedalelad said:
Funnily enough I cropped it to include that bird - but I might have to rethink now :)
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I like the way the bird is lined up with the string of buoys.

Trying a very rough crop (using my thumbs and index fingers as the frame), I quite like it cropped so the swan's head and base of neck are slap bang on the left thirds points - even though I'm usually an advocate of ignoring "rules"!
 
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