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Fantastic shot, love the colours in the trees.Another from Shirakawago. The weather was all over the place that day, lots of haze, sunshine, and downpours.
Shirakawago by Jamie Moulton, on Flickr
Fantastic shot, love the colours in the trees.Another from Shirakawago. The weather was all over the place that day, lots of haze, sunshine, and downpours.
Shirakawago by Jamie Moulton, on Flickr
Love that...the shadow of the lamp that looks like a balloon makes it for me.Ryde super bowl stairs which used to lead to a nightclub which has since shut down.
XT5 23 1.4
Ryde Superbowl Shadow by Nick Lowe, on Flickr
Thanks. I think I'll leave upgrading until after this weekends event, but that's good to know.Yeah, I did mine when it cam out. It's a biggun so make sure your battery is fully charged. AF has speeded up a bit, also the tracking seems to lock on better than before.
Couple of menu items added, but all settings are as was (or at least mine didn't change).
Sounds like a planThanks. I think I'll leave upgrading until after this weekends event, but that's good to know.
No random crashes or anything? (I seem to recall a bad X-T3 firmware a few years back...
Sounds like a plan
No, no crashes or any sign of quirky bugs. I do update mine via SD card though, and not WiFi![]()
that is comforting. Whilst I'm happy using my X-T3 or 2 as a backup camera, I have gotten used to the improved Eye A/F.
I don't update via wifi and doubt I will until forced, although the changes to the wifi update process with 3.01 do seem to make it a safer option.
that is comforting. Whilst I'm happy using my X-T3 or 2 as a backup camera, I have gotten used to the improved Eye A/F.
I don't update via wifi and doubt I will until forced, although the changes to the wifi update process with 3.01 do seem to make it a safer option.
Part of the new menu update has firmware update in it now (spanner section), so who knows.I haven't looked into it but I would guess that the process from wifi will just copy the update to the card, then update from there, so in reality it's no less safe.
Another from Shirakawago. The weather was all over the place that day, lots of haze, sunshine, and downpours.
Shirakawago by Jamie Moulton, on Flickr
Just popped up today in my feed.
View: https://www.youtube.com/live/ypr8JpoftCg?si=TUqWy6AnlSXSJI_d
Skip to 24min mark, is that where you took it from?
@jimmyjamjojo Not been to Shirakawa-go (yet), been to Kanawaza and Matsumoto which are nearby. Not been to Takayama either. Both are off the Shinkansen route so harder to reach. Not sure what to do in Shirakawa-go though, besides photographing the local houses. It seems a VERY small place, like Narai-juku.
Love itWas out for a ride today and stopped for a while, this came along and as always I had my X100T to hand.
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Thanks Paul.Love it
Thanks GrahamLove that...the shadow of the lamp that looks like a balloon makes it for me.
I'm probably missing something simple here, but having a weird issue with my x100vi...
I've set up auto iso 1, 2, and 3 to all have base iso 160 as the minimum, then max iso of 1600, 3200, and 6400 respectively.
1 and 2 have a minimum shutter speed of 1/125.
Just tested auto iso 1 on a bright corner of the lounge and it gives me iso 250, 1/30.
Same goes for auto iso 2 too, they're just disregarding the minimum shutter speed. I understand it does that once the iso is maxed out but it's nowhere near that.
Side by side, my XT3 behaves as expected.
Is there some other thing that overrides it that I don't know about?
This is from a response to a similar question on DP ReviewI'm probably missing something simple here, but having a weird issue with my x100vi...
I've set up auto iso 1, 2, and 3 to all have base iso 160 as the minimum, then max iso of 1600, 3200, and 6400 respectively.
1 and 2 have a minimum shutter speed of 1/125.
Just tested auto iso 1 on a bright corner of the lounge and it gives me iso 250, 1/30.
Same goes for auto iso 2 too, they're just disregarding the minimum shutter speed. I understand it does that once the iso is maxed out but it's nowhere near that.
Side by side, my XT3 behaves as expected.
Is there some other thing that overrides it that I don't know about?
This is from a response to a similar question on DP Review
For the minimum shutter speed, when the camera reaches several limits ( here max ISO and minimum shutter speed), then it has to break one limit to get the correct brightness. Fuji choice is to break the speed limit in this case, not sure this is a wise choice but this is the way it works.
Ah sorry. Mis read itBut it's not hitting max ISO, nowhere near it. Max ISO is set to 1600 and it's giving me shots at ISO 250 that are below the speed limit.
Thank youReally liking number 2 @Gadget-Guy![]()
I’m looking at adding or changing to XH2 or Panasonic S5II from Canon R6. Yeh I liked the feel of my old XT3, just feels a pleasure to shoot with.Back in the Fuji family again.
Last one i had was the XT-2 so the XT-5 does seem a fair upgrade to be honest.
lovely photos matey . NRA few more from various Ridgeway wanderings
I’m looking at adding or changing to XH2 or Panasonic S5II from Canon R6. Yeh I liked the feel of my old XT3, just feels a pleasure to shoot with.
It would be nice to see how a 200mm F2 and a 150-600 mated with a XT5 (XH2) would perform at a BSB meeting!Did consider the XH2 but as i kept my R3 and 1 Series cameras for sports i didn't need the bigger frame buffers and preferred the dial controls and smaller form of the XT-5 to be honest. Remember my XT-2 being so much fun to shoot with and so far have been blown away by the colours and image quality but now fancy a few more lenses with better sharpness to get the best from the new sensor.