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Shame you don't have any Fuji lushness in the bag at present...............you'll have to console yourself with your Sony (did you see what I did there ?)damn that glass is sharp wide open.
Shame you don't have any Fuji lushness in the bag at present...............you'll have to console yourself with your Sony (did you see what I did there ?)damn that glass is sharp wide open.
Classic Chrome toning it down nicely, not to everyone's taste but I love CC for street work
UKS-22 by Pete Downham Photography, on Flickr
Thank you for the feedback George, much appreciatedVery nice portrait style Fujigraph Sir.
George.
Shame you don't have any Fuji lushness in the bag at present...............you'll have to console yourself with your Sony (did you see what I did there ?)
Thank you GeorgeLiking this Fujigraph very much Sir, well composed with a great expression.
George.
No. I was concentrating on the castle really and just using the (redundant) viaduct as a background. I was unable to get any closer to it anyway. With hindsight I should have put my 90mm on it, although compositionally it would have been challenging (to me!).Great. Got any more tighter to the Viaduct ?
OK, it's a little later and I threw this through Silver Efex Pro (unlike the other, which I tweaked myself).Great. Got any more tighter to the Viaduct ?
Wish I could do it consistently!I like your processing on the first Stephen. I wish I could do it to that standard.
OK, it's a little later and I threw this through Silver Efex Pro (unlike the other, which I tweaked myself).
Edlingham Castle by Stephen Lee, on Flickr
OK, it's a little later and I threw this through Silver Efex Pro (unlike the other, which I tweaked myself).
Edlingham Castle by Stephen Lee, on Flickr
Many thanks for your kind words, George.Very nice Fujigraph Sir, good full range of punchy mono tones with detail in the highlights & shadows.
George.
A question for you X-H1 shooters ref. IBIS.
How effective is it at the longer focal lengths?
I know all the telephoto zooms have OIS, but e.g., is IBIS more effective at (say) 50mm than 90mm?
You can't exceed perfection.fuji rumours stating no xh2 planned for 2019.
Time to get back on the horse and ride it for 2019 then ? I'll buy you a cadburys Twirl for every month you complete without selling itfuji rumours stating no xh2 planned for 2019.
Time to get back on the horse and ride it for 2019 then ? I'll buy you a cadburys Twirl for every month you complete without selling it
New firmware for X-H1 in December
https://www.fujirumors.com/fujifilm...film-gfx-50s-fujifilm-x-t3-and-fujifilm-x-h1/
Just a heads up, my X-H1 body along with XF80mm f2.8 are in the classifieds.
Peter
This building, next to the parish church, is purported to be the old Giggleswick school before it moved to its current site, although there is some doubt. Certainly it's quite old - like many of the buildings in Gig it dates from the early 17th century.
Giggleswick Old School by Stephen Lee, on Flickr
Many thanks, George.Very nice Fujigraph Sir, liking the toned presentation very much.
George.
Once again I’ve attained the dizzy heights of Explore on Flickr. Form an orderly queue for autographs and signed pork pies (pre-tasted) ...This building, next to the parish church, is purported to be the old Giggleswick school before it moved to its current site, although there is some doubt. Certainly it's quite old - like many of the buildings in Gig it dates from the early 17th century.
Giggleswick Old School by Stephen Lee, on Flickr
Putting the 16mm and IBIS to great use Stephen, cracking shot !!!!This building, next to the parish church, is purported to be the old Giggleswick school before it moved to its current site, although there is some doubt. Certainly it's quite old - like many of the buildings in Gig it dates from the early 17th century.
Giggleswick Old School by Stephen Lee, on Flickr
Great lens, great camera, crap photographer.Putting the 16mm and IBIS to great use Stephen, cracking shot !!!!
Great lens, great camera, crap photographer.
Could be better in less shaky hands!1/10 sec handheld, that's impressive. The IBIS obviously does its job.
I like the processing on this too.