The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread
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I was just wondering if anyone has tried the 1.4 teleconverter on the XF55-200 and if there there was any significant loss in quality
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Hi Marc, And welcome aboard TP. "Enjoy".
"Great little bit of kit you've got there. You'll find some really great and helpful folk on this thread"
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Ah really that's a shame thanks for the speedy reply
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XF 18-135mmis a corker on one of my XT1 bodies most of the time 
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Been out today trying my hand a street for the first time. I was trying to zone focus and fluffed it in this picture, however i really like the spot which needs further investigating.
Fabulous bit of light
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The more you use it the more your going to fall in love it's a great little camera I love mine
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Yeah beautiful light today. I wish I had more time out there.
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I bet but you have posted a couple of lovely images
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Streaming light
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Great light, nice "story". I know HCB would not approve, but I wonder about a square crop...
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18mm. Wide enough, small and light. Plenty around 2nd hand too!
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OK, so I have a black X-T1 and 18-135mm on the way. Is it possible to have too much X gear? The refurb deals are too good to ignore.
The refurb deals are too good to ignore.
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OK, so I have a black X-T1 and 18-135mm on the way. Is it possible to have too much X gear?
Haha, you can't have too much Fuji!
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My wife might argue otherwise, I've only just turned on the brown X-A2 for the first time
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A few from this morning, I seem to find myself visiting the Kelpies a lot on Sunday mornings but it's my first visit with the X-T2
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Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on Flickr
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Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on Flickr
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Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on Flickr
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Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on Flickr
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Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on Flickr
And lastly a grab shot to show that Scottish Heron's aren't easily scared away
Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on Flickr
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Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on Flickr55-200 @110mm iso 1000
Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on Flickr55-200 @55mm iso 250
Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on Flickr14mm 3 shots stitch iso 200
Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on Flickr55-200 @200mm iso 1600
Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on FlickrAnd lastly a grab shot to show that Scottish Heron's aren't easily scared away
Kelpies January 17 by barrysprout, on Flickr
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A few from this morning, I seem to find myself visiting the Kelpies a lot on Sunday mornings but it's my first visit with the X-T2
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And lastly a grab shot to show that Scottish Heron's aren't easily scared away
Nice set Colin, just spotted a few of them on Flickr, I really need to get to the Kelpies never made it yet even though its barely half an hour away
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Definitely worth a half hour trip and early mornings are quiet enough at this time of year. Travel another 10 minutes and you've got the Falkirk wheel as well.
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Great set there Colin.
Visited there when I stayed in Glasgow for a few days on the way back from Edinburgh Zoo. Ended up sitting in the car for half an hour as it tipped it down so had to wait for it to stop.
Visited there when I stayed in Glasgow for a few days on the way back from Edinburgh Zoo. Ended up sitting in the car for half an hour as it tipped it down so had to wait for it to stop.
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Will do, might nip up one evening too, wouldn't mind a few shots of them lit up!
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Can anyone advise please?
I downloaded the Fuji remote camera app and accessed the camera wifi. However, I wasn't at all convinced I would use this facility therefore deleted the app from my android phone and disconnected wifi...I think. The problem I'm now having is when indoors the camera is always trying to access the wifi, I can hear it and the green wifi symbol is continually flashing in the wireless setup.
Is there anyway to stop this happening? I have deleted the Fuji wifi network that was on my phone in wifi networks available.
I'm wondering if when I use the camera in areas of other wifi networks such as hotspots etc, will my camera,keep trying to,access them?
I hope I've explained this clearly enough and would welcome any advice. TIA
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I downloaded the Fuji remote camera app and accessed the camera wifi. However, I wasn't at all convinced I would use this facility therefore deleted the app from my android phone and disconnected wifi...I think. The problem I'm now having is when indoors the camera is always trying to access the wifi, I can hear it and the green wifi symbol is continually flashing in the wireless setup.
Is there anyway to stop this happening? I have deleted the Fuji wifi network that was on my phone in wifi networks available.
I'm wondering if when I use the camera in areas of other wifi networks such as hotspots etc, will my camera,keep trying to,access them?
I hope I've explained this clearly enough and would welcome any advice. TIA
Maggie
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Kinda open plan style then.
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Whos buying an xt20 when its released,think i am,looks nice spec
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I'm pondering it. But, it would mean selling on my XT-1, which I'm quite fond of. I'm not sure I'd like a smaller body, and I'd miss the ISO dial - other than that there's only positives for the T20
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Kinda open plan style then.
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Always-on air conditioning!
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Not come across this, but maybe try re-installing the app and connecting it. Then disconnect from the device on camera, then you should be able to delete it. The camera is still trying to locate the device it seems.
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Is this lens worth buying then, it is one of the cheaper offerings
Heard mixed reviews on it
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Optically it's very good, and if picked up for around £100, is a total bargain. AF is not as fast as the 55-200mm, and it's quite plasticky, but it's one of the best value offerings for X mount. The 2nd version has better stabilisation.