The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken at London UK of a guy with his Guitar doing a bit of street playing.

X-T1, 55-200mm Lens, 1/200th @ F5.6, ISO-200, Handheld.
Muso (8)-03215 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr

:ty: for looking.,(y):fuji:

George.
 
Paulie-W said:
Quick snap when I got home tonight ... My daughter does forget to water her flowers, but I quite liked it ;)

Last Moments by Paulie-W, on Flickr
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Now there’s a different type of Fujigraph, strangely enough for me it works really well. (y)

George.
 
gad-westy said:
Thanks Alan. I did try to get something with Exiftool but can't figure out how to use that and have given up!
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*IF* You've had it from new, have the filenames set to sequential, never reset the sequence and always use the same card (and I have no idea how that is affected by the 2 slot system in the T2) then you work it out from the file name, but realistically there is no way to know.
 
Alan Clogwyn said:
*IF* You've had it from new, have the filenames set to sequential, never reset the sequence and always use the same card (and I have no idea how that is affected by the 2 slot system in the T2) then you work it out from the file name, but realistically there is no way to know.
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Thanks Alan. Yes to all of that so I have a ballpark figure that I communicated to an interested party. Cheers for your help.
 
gad-westy said:
Thanks Alan. Yes to all of that so I have a ballpark figure that I communicated to an interested party. Cheers for your help.
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Nice one, My T2 I reset the filenames like 3 times in the short time I had it, and My Black T1 has been round the clock at least 3 times! :p
 
Part of this afternoon's Photoshoot for Classic Ford Magazine, thankfully I'm not doing those, there are proper professionals for that! I was just hovering around shooting the chaos! DSXT3189-Edit.jpg

This is L to R - The boss' Forestry rally car, his Tarmac car and then part of the magazine feature - the new build Chinese copy shells and the kit of parts that turns it into a Historic spec rally car.
 
ashtennisguru said:
Thanks Peter, very kind - feel like I've found my 'feel' with these.

Hope your recovery is on track?
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Thank you, yes, my medical recovery is going well at the minute, cheers. I'm returning to work via a phase return on 11th August (reduced hours for 4/5 weeks), and I'd a seven mile mountain bike cycle today, feeling much better now after my stem-cell transplant in late January, it's been an awkward medical journey from 15 months ago.

Slowly piecing my life back together again, utterly fabulous I must say!! :)


Regards;
Peter
 
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macvisual said:
Thank you, yes, my medical recovery is going well at the minute, cheers. I'm returning to work via a phase return on 11th August (reduced hours for 4/5 weeks), and I'd a seven mile mountain bike cycle today, feeling much better now after my stem-cell transplant in late January, it's been an awkward medical journey from 15 months ago.

Slowly piecing my life back together again, utterly fabulous I must say!! :)


Regards;
Peter
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Pete. That’s great news. So glad to hear it.
 
macvisual said:
Thank you, yes, my medical recovery is going well at the minute, cheers. I'm returning to work via a phase return on 11th August (reduced hours for 4/5 weeks), and I'd a seven mile mountain bike cycle today, feeling much better now after my stem-cell transplant in late January, it's been an awkward medical journey from 15 months ago.

Slowly piecing my life back together again, utterly fabulous I must say!! :)


Regards;
Peter
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So pleased you got through the SCT and out the other side. I have no doubt it was a rough road, but hopefully well worth it. Thanks for the update.
 
trevorbray said:
Pete. That’s great news. So glad to hear it.
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:agree: . Pete, I am also a cancer survivor, although, as it was caught very early, I suffered nowhere near the trauma you have had to go through. One thing that everyone that I know who has had it in one form or another has realised, and no doubt you have already realised, is that every day is now a good day.
 
I'm convinced my kit is possessed. Last week one of the flashes triggered itself for no reason whilst we were all stood round having a chat, then in the last shoot the camera decided for 3 shots not to shoot a Raw file, and later on to shoot an unsolicited burst of images. Maybe it knows I've been looking at X-T3 rumours and X-H1 prices! :eek:
 
The 5 selected pictures (chosen by Fujifilm) are here on their Instagram Page https://www.instagram.com/fujifilmx_uk/ Fairly happy with the selection (especially Whitby Pier which has to be one of my favourite images from this year)

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macvisual said:
Thank you, yes, my medical recovery is going well at the minute, cheers. I'm returning to work via a phase return on 11th August (reduced hours for 4/5 weeks), and I'd a seven mile mountain bike cycle today, feeling much better now after my stem-cell transplant in late January, it's been an awkward medical journey from 15 months ago.

Slowly piecing my life back together again, utterly fabulous I must say!! :)


Regards;
Peter
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Thats brilliant news Peter.
 
jimmyjamjojo said:
Black and white definitely.

Edit: it'd be worth trying some colour filters/tweaking to make the hats darker...
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Thanks, i've just started playing with Nik, will see what I can do.

The guy on the left could be in the 1930's but the other two have polyester/nylon coats on LOL
 
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If anyone is interested in the 35mm f/2 and doesn't mind a silver one, Amazon are currently selling them for the fairly modest sum of £294.04, which is less than Fuji will charge you for a refurb. I've just ordered one for my holiday next month!
 
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