The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

weebleswobble said:
I caught the sunset just in time tonight, but looking over the opposite direction to where the sun was setting as the colours were much nicer. I got a selfie with just me and my dog. She is an angel, I walk her to the spot, tell her to stay, run back and focus and then set a 10 second timer.
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Nice hat. :)

Great selfie. My dog always follows me if I try to get her to sit still and pose. As soon as I walk away from her she’s up and after me. Tried bribery with treats etc., no joy. :rolleyes:

Lovely colours in the second.
 
JasonPC said:
Nice hat. :)

Great selfie. My dog always follows me if I try to get her to sit still and pose. As soon as I walk away from her she’s up and after me. Tried bribery with treats etc., no joy. :rolleyes:

Lovely colours in the second.
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Ha ha, so pleased you noticed the hat. I wore it only to annoy my husband and kids as they don't like it! But it was to get synergy with ears like the dog... :LOL:
 
Who owns an XT-30? Have you ever used in conjuction with a small rig?
 
Jelster said:
One of the locals at Corfe Castle.....

Just so we can get the puns in, so far I've had:

"Looks a bit Sheepish"
"Can't pull the wool over her eyes"

I'm expecting you Ewe lot to do better....

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I'm expecting you Ewe lot to do better....
 
Paulie-W said:
Dried hydrangea flower. Testing how I could stack in C1 Ex, and PS ... It kinda works ok I think.

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"Excellent" Fujigraph, and very nicely presented.

George.
 
G.K.Jnr. said:
Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken at Clink St London UK of a guy with his Soprano Saxophone doing a bit of street playing.

X-H1, 18-55mm Lens, 1/60th @ F5.6, ISO-800, Handheld.

Muso (38) (M)-03362M by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr

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

George.
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Great street shot George.
 
Just been going through some old Fuji shots of years gone by, even with the X-T2 I hated the sky in the first so much so Now I have got Luminar 4 just to play around with the sky replacement.

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Dave70D said:
Just been going through some old Fuji shots of years gone by, even with the X-T2 I hated the sky in the first so much so Now I have got Luminar 4 just to play around with the sky replacement.

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Much improved Fujigraph mate, works for me really well. Something I've been contemplating to try out.

George.
 
G.K.Jnr. said:
Much improved Fujigraph mate, works for me really well. Something I've been contemplating to try out.

George.
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Thank you George, I did try out the trial of Luminar 4 a while ago but as I have C1 Pro 20 and Affinity Photo I did not buy it. Now with how the weather is so up and down and wanting a bit of blue sky I got it yesterday.
 
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Thanks Dave :) 5 years old tomorrow!
 
Paulie-W said:
Playing around with my torch again ... But I am getting out `n` about this coming weekend, so won`t bore you with too many more macro`s ;)

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Great shot, I like that a lot, very creative.
 
Paulie-W said:
Playing around with my torch again ... But I am getting out `n` about this coming weekend, so won`t bore you with too many more macro`s ;)

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“Cracking” still life Fujigraph, like everything about it.

George.
 
rick448 said:
This is a shot of my XP2 with the Godox 350 onboard, it is a great piece of kit and much smaller and lighter than the V860ii or V1 I normally use on the T3 or H1.

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I did some reading up on this smaller Godox 350 flash. It all seemed positive except for cycle times? I understand it runs on AA batteries and therefore doesn’t have the power to recycle as quick (2/3 seconds) but has that been a hindrance for any shoots? The main use would be birthday parties and candid portrait shots when indoor lighting isn’t great.
 
redlion said:
I did some reading up on this smaller Godox 350 flash. It all seemed positive except for cycle times? I understand it runs on AA batteries and therefore doesn’t have the power to recycle as quick (2/3 seconds) but has that been a hindrance for any shoots? The main use would be birthday parties and candid portrait shots when indoor lighting isn’t great.
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I bought the lithium battery version, it recycles pretty quickly. :)
 
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