The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

[feek]

Magic. Really like this

Thanks Trevor.

 

[Cagey75]

Really can't answer that, I'm shooting at higher iso settings right now, I probably should have used 200. But hey ho...

Good enough I just wondered was it something to do with hand holding and ensuring you got sufficient DOF at f/8, to keep shutter speed fast or something. Doesn't matter as it's perfectly clean either way

 

[macvisual]

I bought an extended eyecup for my XT1 a while ago, will this transfer onto a XT2 does anyone know please ?

 

[Stephen L]

I bought an extended eyecup for my XT1 a while ago, will this transfer onto a XT2 does anyone know please ?

Yes, same product.

 

[macvisual]

Yes, same product.

That's handy then.... Thanks

 

[Galaxy66]

That's handy then.... Thanks

I did not realise the T1 extended eye cup fits the T2 until shortly after I sold it on here :banghead:

 

[feek]

DSCF1 by Robert Palmer-Wilson, on Flickr
First shot with the XT-2. Deal town in Kent from the pier.

 

[Stephen L]

DSCF1 by Robert Palmer-Wilson, on Flickr
First shot with the XT-2. Deal town in Kent from the pier.

Great sky!

 

[feek]

Great sky!

Thanks Stephen, great cloud formations today.

 

[dave.hallett]

Low levels;



Low levels by APM Photography, on Flickr

XT1 - XF10-24 - @ f/8 - iso 640

Lovely shot, I can feel the warmth of the sun!

 

[dave.hallett]

I don't why beaches look good in mono, but I find it hard to resist...


Parallels by David Hallett, on Flickr

 

[Greggster]

Low levels;



Low levels by APM Photography, on Flickr

XT1 - XF10-24 - @ f/8 - iso 640

Stunning Pete

 

[macvisual]

Having a moment;



Having a moment by APM Photography, on Flickr

XT1 - XF100-400

 

[trevorbray]

Having a moment;



Having a moment by APM Photography, on Flickr

XT1 - XF100-400

Well caught Peter. Lost in his own little world.

 

[Mr Perceptive]

My son, Eddie shooting with X-E2/XF18-55 in Shrewsbury yesterday (the X-T2/90mm of course!)


170512 Eddie by David Yeoman, on Flickr

And some reflections:-


170512 Shrewsbury - Welsh Bridge Reflections by David Yeoman, on Flickr

 

[macvisual]

Summer outing;



Summer outing by APM Photography, on Flickr

XT1 -- XF18-55 -- @ f/6.4 -- iso 400

 

[macvisual]

Anyone fancy selling their XF60mm f/2.4R lens ?

 

[jimgallaher]

Possibly, how much you thinking of paying ?

 

[Jelster]

Anyone fancy selling their XF60mm f/2.4R lens ?

I love my 60mm.... Bought one used on here and have never regretted it...

 

[Jelster]

So, a few from today's visit to NT Basildon Park in Berkshire, nothing special, just some fauna...


DSCF1232 by Steve Jelly, on Flickr


DSCF1228 by Steve Jelly, on Flickr


DSCF1223 by Steve Jelly, on Flickr

Shot on the X-T1 (the T2 was on charge) and theXF60mm f/2.4R

 

[macvisual]

Possibly, how much you thinking of paying ?

Thanks Jim for your reply.

Suppose depends on condition - boxed/unboxed - front + rear optics ?

Regards;
Peter

 

[jimgallaher]

Boxed, mint with all the bits. I've used it a handful of times, mostly to try the macro. I did the Lightroom analysis someone suggested on here last week, and it's my least used lens, so I am contemplating selling it possibly to fund the (re) purchase of a 35mm f1.4.
Last time I used it was almost a year ago https://www.flickr.com/photos/74628687@N07/albums/72157668025382310/with/26551016863/

 

[macvisual]

Thanks Jim, I'll pm you to discuss...

Cheers;
Pete

 

[macvisual]

I shot this image a few months ago and love our border collie's focused stance, thought I'd share it again;



Ready . . . by APM Photography, on Flickr

XF55-200 - @ f/4/8 - iso 200

 

[Cagey75]

So, a few from today's visit to NT Basildon Park in Berkshire, nothing special, just some fauna...


DSCF1232 by Steve Jelly, on Flickr


DSCF1228 by Steve Jelly, on Flickr


DSCF1223 by Steve Jelly, on Flickr

Shot on the X-T1 (the T2 was on charge) and theXF60mm f/2.4R

Nice, seems we had similar ideas

_DSF6552 by Enticing Imagery, on Flickr

_DSF6546 by Enticing Imagery, on Flickr

Both shot with XT-1 + 35 f/1.4

 

[Jelster]

Nice, seems we had similar ideas

_DSF6552 by Enticing Imagery, on Flickr

_DSF6546 by Enticing Imagery, on Flickr

Both shot with XT-1 + 35 f/1.4

Love the flyaway piece on that first image. Dandelion clocks make such good subjects, although I have to look for them as our rabbit has a thing for the yellow heads in the garden

They make great B&W subjects too.

 

[Peter123]

I've been confined to barracks recently but when the sun appeared yesterday afternoon I took this in the garden with the X-T10
and 50-230 ois ii at 230mm. This image is approx. 50% crop.
Not bad for a cheap zoom handheld at the long end then cropped. Light was good, but windy.
Also, a LR edit of a jpeg is not ideal.

 

[Stephen L]

Scots Guardsman heads the Winter Cumbrian Mountain Express through Settle station on its way south from Carlisle. X-T2 plus 18-55.

Scots Guardsman by Stephen Lee, on Flickr

 

[Rosedale]

Scots Guardsman heads the Winter Cumbrian Mountain Express through Settle station on its way south from Carlisle. X-T2 plus 18-55.

Scots Guardsman by Stephen Lee, on Flickr

Nice - it looks a bit HDR but I'm assuming it's not

 

[Stephen L]

Nice - it looks a bit HDR but I'm assuming it's not

Thanks Andrew. No, no HDR magic, just the shadows lifted a bit and the bright platforms darkened.

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Scots Guardsman heads the Winter Cumbrian Mountain Express through Settle station on its way south from Carlisle. X-T2 plus 18-55.

Scots Guardsman by Stephen Lee, on Flickr

Very nice Sir, great comp', with good colour & detail.

George.

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Nice, seems we had similar ideas

_DSF6552 by Enticing Imagery, on Flickr

_DSF6546 by Enticing Imagery, on Flickr

Both shot with XT-1 + 35 f/1.4

Very nice set of images Sir, particularly liking the last shot for the good framing, colour, and light.

George.

 

[badboy1984]

I shot this image a few months ago and love our border collie's focused stance, thought I'd share it again;



Ready . . . by APM Photography, on Flickr

XF55-200 - @ f/4/8 - iso 200

Excellent shot on the 55-200. I got this lens too and it is truely excellent.

 

[Stephen L]

Very nice Sir, great comp', with good colour & detail.

George.

Thanks for taking the trouble to comment, George.

 

[amtaylor]

5 mins in the garden with the 50 f2, need to go out somewhere to get something more interesting

View attachment 102016

Fed up of this stupid app, can't get it to display photos any more

 

[trevorbray]

5 mins in the garden with the 50 f2, need to go out somewhere to get something more interesting

View attachment 102016

Fed up of this stupid app, can't get it to display photos any more

Tried to take a look. But apparently I don't have permission

 

[amtaylor]

Tried to take a look. But apparently I don't have permission

Neither do I!!!!

Here I will try againView attachment 102019

Nope
Fail

 

[jimgallaher]

Technology is brilliant, isn't it ?

 

[macvisual]

We climbed a local Munro today in Central Scotland with our border collie, here's the view from Ben Chonzie;



View from Ben Chonzie by APM Photography, on Flickr

XT1 - XF10-24 - @ f/9 - iso 200 - handheld

 

[pete s]

As is often the way, plans change. I had wanted and X-T2, decided I couldn't afford it and that an X-T1 would be fine and would allow me to buy some lenses. Well I've gone and bought and XT20. That will be arriving very shortly, but is body only and I have no lenses yet. So the question I am now faced with is which lens to by first. For now I can only afford one of either the 18-55, or a prime like the 23 or 35. I am thinking the zoom will be more versatile and get me out there shooting with the new camera without being constrained by a fixed focal length. I can then save some more pennies and get a prime later.