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Superb, I love that.
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Cheers Rick.
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Been meaning to go to London to shoot for ages and shots like this are the reason why Brian.
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My X-T2 is back from Fuji, New ISO Dial, New EVF (!), Sensor and Body cleaned but they were unable to find a processing fault. The 10-24mm has also returned with a new front element and filter ring. The zoom now feels a lot less slick than before, hopefully it will settle in with use. It's good to have them back!
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Love it! Great tones.
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“Excellent Fujigraph, nuff said.
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Nice, but did they really need to paint the double yellows?
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I'm not sure why I like this image so much - I think it's the contrasting colours and textures, and general cheerfulness of yellow - but having just popped it on Flickr I thought I would share it here too.
It was taken for a club competition with the theme 'yellow'; some of you may remember the yellow roses I posted recently, which were for the same comp.
I was using the X-T2 and super little 18-55mm.
Yellow Pepper and Seeds by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
It was taken for a club competition with the theme 'yellow'; some of you may remember the yellow roses I posted recently, which were for the same comp.
I was using the X-T2 and super little 18-55mm.
Yellow Pepper and Seeds by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
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I'm not sure why I like this image so much - I think it's the contrasting colours and textures, and general cheerfulness of yellow - but having just popped it on Flickr I thought I would share it here too.
It was taken for a club competition with the theme 'yellow'; some of you may remember the yellow roses I posted recently, which were for the same comp.
I was using the X-T2 and 18-55mm.
Yellow Pepper and Seeds by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
Saw this on flickr, but looks much nicer here. You did well with the lighting, and now shiny wet bright bits (which I always seem to get). Nice one
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I'm not sure why I like this image so much - I think it's the contrasting colours and textures, and general cheerfulness of yellow - but having just popped it on Flickr I thought I would share it here too.
It was taken for a club competition with the theme 'yellow'; some of you may remember the yellow roses I posted recently, which were for the same comp.
I was using the X-T2 and super little 18-55mm.
Yellow Pepper and Seeds by Andrea Thrussell, on Flickr
Very nice Fujigraph, competently lit and nicely presented.
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Saw this on flickr, but looks much nicer here. You did well with the lighting, and now shiny wet bright bits (which I always seem to get). Nice one
Thank you both
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thanks Stephen
Cheers George
Thanks Wooster, had to chuckle when I saw the double yellows but we are talking about Oxford city council now.
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Completely agree but the other problem with photographing the streets of Oxford is the extent to which they get parked up. You can't win!
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Back to the Tate Britain today to try out a new-to-me 10-24mm lens (lovely) and to reshoot some compositions I didn't quite get right last time
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Love these Ian. Great stuff!Back to the Tate Britain today to try out a new-to-me 10-24mm lens (lovely) and to reshoot some compositions I didn't quite get right last time
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Number 2 is a stunnerBack to the Tate Britain today to try out a new-to-me 10-24mm lens (lovely) and to reshoot some compositions I didn't quite get right last time
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Great stuff Ian, would love to see them in Acros/monotone....
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I've got them in a non-specific B&W, but liked the hint of colour more. I'll see if I can put up an Acros version after dinner.
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Back to the Tate Britain today to try out a new-to-me 10-24mm lens (lovely) and to reshoot some compositions I didn't quite get right last time
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“Excellent” set of Fujigraphs, nuff said.
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Good to see my X-T1 has still got it! Soaked to the skin walking today, not risking the now fully reconditioned X-T2 so took old faithful out instead. All processed from the Jpegs.
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Fair enough, but it looks like you'd need to go some to park successfully in that place
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Fair enough, but it looks like you'd need to go some to park successfully in that place
I'm always moaning about traffic/parking in Oxford but in reality parking is easy enough although if you want to park in the centre during the day it's not cheap. If you planning to do that you are better off doing the park and ride.
After 6.30pm it changes I always park in Broad st area you are right nest to the Sheldon theatre and its £3 to 10pm and from 10 pm to 8 am it's free.
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Went up to London yesterday to have a look at the "Winter Lights", which IMO were pretty pants, plus it was absolutely rammed for some reason, considering how wet it was. Anyway cam away with this, which I quite like ...
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Went up to London yesterday to have a look at the "Winter Lights", which IMO were pretty pants, plus it was absolutely rammed for some reason, considering how wet it was. Anyway cam away with this, which I quite like ...
Very nice candid street style Fujigraph, liking this one very much.
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Found this interesting Youtube
Basically he prints a 5 foot print from the Fuji X-T3. Nikon Z7 and the GFX50. It goes without saying the other two are better the X-T3 but he mentioned if he had printed the X-T3 one on its own he would be very happy with it. Plus the fact he uses the 10-24 (which he claims is slightly soft in the corners) against a prime for the GfX 50 and the 24 -70 fo the NIkon. And im sure if he used something like the 16mm prime for the X-T3 it would only be better.
Basically he prints a 5 foot print from the Fuji X-T3. Nikon Z7 and the GFX50. It goes without saying the other two are better the X-T3 but he mentioned if he had printed the X-T3 one on its own he would be very happy with it. Plus the fact he uses the 10-24 (which he claims is slightly soft in the corners) against a prime for the GfX 50 and the 24 -70 fo the NIkon. And im sure if he used something like the 16mm prime for the X-T3 it would only be better.
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Out with the X-T2 and 10-24 today, good to have it back, but the weather was really against me today, could barely stand up in the gale that was raging!
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Was out with my new Mavic 2 Pro today, along with a mate who also has one. The we met another guy with the same drone. So some formation flying was called for!
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*ahem* it's Ride of the Valkyries......sorry. cool shot though [emoji41]
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Was out with my new Mavic 2 Pro today, along with a mate who also has one. The we met another guy with the same drone. So some formation flying was called for!
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Thanks! I think you'll find references to both translations from the original German! But these are drones, and they are flying, so flight is better. And cooler
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Loving these as they are, in colour. Also, in my current frame of mind, I would be excited to see them in mono.Out with the X-T2 and 10-24 today, good to have it back, but the weather was really against me today, could barely stand up in the gale that was raging!
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Flight of the Valkyries by Brian M, on Flickr
Was out with my new Mavic 2 Pro today, along with a mate who also has one. The we met another guy with the same drone. So some formation flying was called for!
Excellent shot, Brian. Really like this mate
Humming the bloody tune now ... I might have to watch Apocalypse Now, now
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Out with the X-T2 and 10-24 today, good to have it back, but the weather was really against me today, could barely stand up in the gale that was raging!
Really love the magnificent desolation of all of these!
