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Very nice colours in that oneAnd one from this morning (jeeze these new smilies are pants)
Beauty Emerging by Paulie-W, on Flickr
Very nice colours in that one
Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken at London UK of a guy with his guitar doing a bit of street playing.
Excellent street capture
X-T2, 18-55mm Lens, 1/125th @ F5.6, ISO-640, Handheld.
Muso (34)-03289 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
for looking.,
George.
On the way home from my travels in Glencoe I decided to see if i can get some light trails in a landscape photo.Taken with XT3 and 10-24mm.
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Not a portrait guy these days but still like to dabble. Trying out a mates Pixapro lights and trigger. I'm sold on them.
Wow stunning capture and model beautiful piece of work
Amy Mono by Mark Boadey - X-T3, XF60mmF2.4 R Macro@60.0 mm, f2.8, 1/250s, ISO160
Morning Sunlight Cwmorthin by David Yeoman, on Flickr
Excellent set of mono images a set to hang on the wall imo
Love the second one, superb image.Had a wander round Camden this morning with my new XH-1 and 23 f1.4
DSCF2883 by Nick Brennan, on Flickr
DSCF2853 by Nick Brennan, on Flickr
DSCF2825 by Nick Brennan, on Flickr
Agreed!Love the second one, superb image.
Agreed!
I hope this isn't against any rules, but I'm looking to buy a used X-T1 in good condition, so if anyone's selling one feel free to message me.
(if it is against the rules, please let me know and I'll remove this post, no problem)
Just posting to say I came here to get into photography (I'm a total beginner) and decided on starting with the X-T1 after all the glowing reviews I've read.
(I actually wanted to keep an eye out for someone selling one, but I guess I'll have to lurk for a while....)
What shutter speed were you using? The moon moves surprisingly fast across the sky so no matter how stable you have your camera set up, if the SS is too low you will be capturing movement.Went out last night to shoot the blood moon with the Fuji X-T3. Shot most of the images on the 18-55, using manual focus and a tripod. Upon reviewing the photos almost all of them are soft. Now I took quite a bit of care to manually focus and ensuring it was as sharp as possible in the live view, magnifying in on a suitable object on the horizon. The images were then left to shoot via the in camera interval timer so no contact with camera causing shake.
Ive had this a few times with the X-T2 and now the X-T3, where despite the image looking as sharp as possible on the viewfinder, they are soft when reviewing on the computer. Not sure if this is a technique issue from my part or an issue with Fuji or my 18-55. It seems especially so at night. Almost as if the live view doesnt represent the actual correct focus.
Very annoying. Anyone else have a similar issue?
They are all great but I love the first oneHad a wander round Camden this morning with my new XH-1 and 23 f1.4
DSCF2883 by Nick Brennan, on Flickr
DSCF2853 by Nick Brennan, on Flickr
DSCF2825 by Nick Brennan, on Flickr
Nice images Dave. I prefer the 90mm and the rendering it gives.
Nice shot with the X-H1 Nick.
Brilliant, that is not doing me any good in my quest to not buy one of those lenses!