The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread
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congrats David
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Thanks mate.
Sorry for the slight derailment in the thread.
Derailment? If we couldn't capture and share images like these what's the point in discussing the best equipment for the job?
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A VERY proud Big Sister! by David Raynham, on Flickr
And one out of the hospital window... As you do...
Walking in the shadows by David Raynham, on Flickr
Lovely shots
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I'm after an 18-135mm, not sure what they go for though, not many being sold.
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Derailment? If we couldn't capture and share images like these what's the point in discussing the best equipment for the job?
Couldn't agree more, especially as we have a nice little community going in this thread
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Digital rev on here will sell you an 18-135 for £385
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Why? What did I miss?Will they now...
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Nothing, I'm just pondering whether to splurge!
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Yeah me too
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Aaaarrrrggggghhhh put me back in!!!! by David Raynham, on Flickr
A really "Great" shot David, absolutely love it.
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You may regret it. The D750 is a great camera with faster AF and tracking than the X-T1. It really depends what you want to shoot and how.
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Depends how much you value size/weight and the unique things that mirrorless brings over those things as well. I don't regret my D750 > X-T1 decision for a second despite the vast majority of my subjects being ones that would actually be much easier to shoot with the D750, and I could never see myself going back to a DSLR now.
Objectively the D750 is the 'better' camera in almost all respects, but size, weight, EVF, AF through tilting LCD, unbelievably good glass that doesn't require micro-adjust shenanigans, gorgeous JPEGs etc etc all combine to make it a much more enjoyable shooting experience for me personally, which at the end of the day is what it's all about.
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Exactly, I have both . Different cameras for different needs.
Lovely camera the Nikon D750,the only reason i sold up my Nikon DSLR was that i just couldn't carry around my kit anymore,simple as that and for me Fuji cameras appeal to me
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Wow some people done the move from the same camera which am pls to hear about
Is the EVF good as I tend to think they not as easy to look through or feel natural like the d750
I love the high ISO on the d750 that one thing I may miss also tracking when AF-c but prob get around that.
If I were to move what the best starting point
Is the EVF good as I tend to think they not as easy to look through or feel natural like the d750
I love the high ISO on the d750 that one thing I may miss also tracking when AF-c but prob get around that.
If I were to move what the best starting point
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Might be better off asking that in the omd thread mate
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I know but some people might of come from d750 to OMD then to here
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I think David @minnnt had a OMD before the fuji just not sure what he was shooting with before that, but I think it might have been a Nikon
Might advice, youve been thinking of dumping your d750 for a while now, if you arent happy just do it. Youre going to lose a lot though.
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Yep, Nikon D7000 > Olympus E-M10 > Nikon D7100 > Fuji X-T1. The Oly was nice but AF-C was awful. It was too small a system for me unfortunately. The Fooj is the middle ground between Nikon and Olympus size wise so it's perfect for me. I just love using it, it's a fab system.
My setup will be X-T1, 23mm f1.4 and 50-140 f2.8 (when it arrives) which will suit me for a bit. Need a WA but that can wait a while.
My setup will be X-T1, 23mm f1.4 and 50-140 f2.8 (when it arrives) which will suit me for a bit. Need a WA but that can wait a while.
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I love the d750 always like trying things like us all lol
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The 14mm is a lovely lens (and quite compact).
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What lens u got in your collection. Ow and what your fave
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The difference could buy me a nice set of filters though...
But if you get the 14mm you can get away with a smaller (cheaper) filter set
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Don't tell the missus!!
But if you get the 14mm you can get away with a smaller (cheaper) filter set
Well, yes. True.