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The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread
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A D610 and 50mm f1.4 would also fill the gap nicely though...
D610 isn't bad but you're only covering 1 of your complaints, sensor. D750 will cover the sensor and AF issue, so a better tool.
I find my camera a lot of fun, not frustrating.
It would be the D750 for me 
It was the 750 for me (alongside the Fuji system, naturally!)
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Bodie Bridge - Falkland Islands by James Cotter, on FlickrThis shot is one of my first with a set of Lee Seven5 filters. 0.9 grad and a 10 stopper. The bridge is actually moving in the wind so is not sharp, but not bad. This was with the XT and 18-55. Need to try the Sammy 12mm next.
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This shot is one of my first with a set of Lee Seven5 filters. 0.9 grad and a 10 stopper. The bridge is actually moving in the wind so is not sharp, but not bad. This was with the XT and 18-55. Need to try the Sammy 12mm next.
That's a very nice shot Jim, and a really good B&W conversion.
George.
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having sold a Canon 5D3 and a couple of "L" lenses in favour of the XT-1 + 23mm, i just wanted to start all over again with this more compact set up! ... not missing lugging the Canon "roadshow" around at all
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Had a few minutes peace so edited these one handed whilst holding the baby in the other.
Blancpain Endurance Series - Silverstone 2015 by David Raynham, on Flickr
Blancpain Endurance Series - Silverstone 2015 by David Raynham, on Flickr
Blancpain Endurance Series - Silverstone 2015 by David Raynham, on Flickr
Blancpain Endurance Series - Silverstone 2015 by David Raynham, on Flickr
Blancpain Endurance Series - Silverstone 2015 by David Raynham, on Flickr
Blancpain Endurance Series - Silverstone 2015 by David Raynham, on Flickr
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Everything I've read says its 1.8. But I don't have a clue how it's actually calculated.
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According to stuff what I read, it's actually slightly more than a stop, so around f/2 is about right (f/1.2 to f/1.8 is about a stop).
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Managed to get out today with the Samyang 12mm on the front of my XT. Really nice to use and it seems that once its focussed to infinity, you very rarely need to adjust. Nice and simple lens, and a bit of a bargain really (mine was 200 quid used).
The compositions not great and could probably do with a crop but heres an example.
MAY 15 - SURF BAY by James Cotter, on Flickr
The compositions not great and could probably do with a crop but heres an example.
MAY 15 - SURF BAY by James Cotter, on Flickr
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That's a lovely shot James.
I tried the face recognition a couple of nights ago for the first time, not in the best of lighting.
Meet Dave, apparently he swims like a fish by barrysprout, on Flickr
I tried the face recognition a couple of nights ago for the first time, not in the best of lighting.
Meet Dave, apparently he swims like a fish by barrysprout, on Flickr
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PMSL, awesome, I have a cat, should be okay?
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As long as it's a tall cat ...
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Hello,
I was looking at my vertical grip for xt-1 and noticed that one of the pins on it looks like it is stuck in.
There is a group of 4 pins separate from the rest and second one from left seems like it is stuck in a pressed position.
Can you please check your grip if you have it and let me know if it is normal?
Do all the pins on your grip stays out?
My grip does not function at all and I am thinking that maybe because of this pin.
Many thanks,
Saglik
I was looking at my vertical grip for xt-1 and noticed that one of the pins on it looks like it is stuck in.
There is a group of 4 pins separate from the rest and second one from left seems like it is stuck in a pressed position.
Can you please check your grip if you have it and let me know if it is normal?
Do all the pins on your grip stays out?
My grip does not function at all and I am thinking that maybe because of this pin.
Many thanks,
Saglik
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Which is a fine price. Unfortunately their "sale" price is £3 more than they have been selling them at previously, I picked up 4 of them a couple of months ago at £13 each.
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Looking at mine,all 4 pins are out.
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Shut up you.
I had a clubcard voucher aswell.
As I said, it's a good price, just poor use of the word sale.
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This was tweeted by a TP member today, thought someone here might be interested.
http://www.prophotonut.com/2015/06/02/fuji-x-t1-settings/
http://www.prophotonut.com/2015/06/02/fuji-x-t1-settings/
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I use it all the time, sod going into the menu to change things. I really wish that saving custom settings was more intuitive.