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Great shot, how did you process that if you don't mind me asking?
Great shot, how did you process that if you don't mind me asking?
Thanks Rick.Great shot, how did you process that if you don't mind me asking?
I love mushrooms but I believe those ones are magic seriously. I'm no expert though.
Just a simple Fujigraph taken at London UK of a guy out strolling in the sunshine. I've deliberately gone for a high contrast gritty presentation for this snap to emphasize the strong lines, contre-jour light, textures, & shadows.
I'm also working on a personal project called Faceless and this will be one of the shots included.
X-H1, 55-200mm Lens, 1/640th @ F8, ISO-200, Handheld.
Faceless (21)-03475 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
for looking.,
George.
Got it in my bang for buck prime lens line up and its worth every penny of the cheap price you can get it forAnyone tried the Viltrox 23mm f1.4 ? Worth a punt at the price ?
Just managed to capture this as it came into land..
Spitfire by Rick Phillips, on Flickr
Spitfire by Rick Phillips, on Flickr
Thanks.Very nice and the sort of shot I never get right !
Really like that George
Just managed to capture this as it came into land..
Spitfire by Rick Phillips, on Flickr
Spitfire by Rick Phillips, on Flickr
Very nice indeed, the bare trees make it for me
Thanks Stephen. I suppose I've got to get used to them being bare for a few months now. It's just a shame the leaves vanished almost overnight.Very nice indeed, the bare trees make it for me
Thanks George. My wife said something similar. She mentioned witches and spooky, I said something sarcastic about her and witches and woke up an hour laterReally liking that woodland Fujigraph David, looks a bit spooky with the fog/mist etc.
George.
they are bringing out the 70-300 next year, something I am keenly watching, and trust it will be cheaper than the 100-400...Lol, I do love my Fooj, but love my Canon a bit more, for now anyway.
ooh love this, with the fog adding great atmosphere
they are bringing out the 70-300 next year, something I am keenly watching, and trust it will be cheaper than the 100-400...
Cheers Jason. These 3 really stood out, they were surrounded by straight trees, like poles! There’s some massive oaks hidden away, just need time to explore.Stunning photo, great mood. The tree shapes are ace.
Super shot. Did you get the AF sorted?
Yes thank you, read my fix issues as above in the Breia photo ^Super shot. Did you get the AF sorted?
Oh yeah, missed that. The macro button is one I’ve never used!Yes thank you, read my fix issues as above in the Breia photo ^
Cheers;
mac
You’ll love the X-H1 if you get one. I love mine for everything other than the fastest stuff where I prefer the T3. Though I still love the XE1 and XP1.I've a few Fuji goodies and a body for sale in the classifieds, could be tempted for a minty/clean X-H1 body...
mac
Great colour, delicacy and atmosphere. Lovely.
I've owned a X-H1 a few years ago and stupidity sold it on. It had the best/quietest shutter release sound and feel.....ever....!!You’ll love the X-H1 if you get one. I love mine for everything other than the fastest stuff where I prefer the T3. Though I still love the XE1 and XP1.
The xh1 and v are the best cameras from Fuji since the xpro1, mine.You’ll love the X-H1 if you get one. I love mine for everything other than the fastest stuff where I prefer the T3. Though I still love the XE1 and XP1.
Thank you.Great colour, delicacy and atmosphere. Lovely.
Very nice Rick, love that capture, excellent content and composition..! I see the X-Pro1 can still deliver the goods....!
I've owned a X-H1 a few years ago and stupidity sold it on. It had the best/quietest shutter release sound and feel.....ever....!!
Is the X-H1 still available to buy new...?
mac