The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

[Rosedale]

Well, this is just a quickie from my window - I thought we had got away without much snow but here it comes

1st March Snowfall by Andrew R, on Flickr

 

[Northaway]

Sunset from Beinn A'Chrulaiste by Northaway Photography, on Flickr

 

[Stephen L]

Sunset from Beinn A'Chrulaiste by Northaway Photography, on Flickr

An amazing, lovely, shot.

 

[todders]

Grand Union Canal taken with XT2 and XF 16-55mm

 

[BacktotheFuji]

Snowdrops last week...

In the snowdrops

 

[BacktotheFuji]

One more...

Boat by the lake

 

[SsSsSsSsSnake]

Sorry, that should have been 18-55

What about the 56,even though your stopping down its still a great lens and you would have the option of 1.2 bokeh delicious

 

[Deleted member 41401]

What about the 56,even though your stopping down its still a great lens and you would have the option of 1.2 bokeh delicious

Cheers. Yeah, its a great lens but I couldn't justify the extra cost for the amount of use it would get. I don't do outdoor portraits so the bokehlicious bokeh would be wasted on me and the size and weight are also considerations. The small 50mm seems like a worthy alternative for half the price. I have used the 56mm a couple of times and it is very nice indeed I might borrow it again with Belfast fashion week coming up and take it from there...

Appreciate your input, thanks.

 

[addicknchips]

Snowdrops last week...

In the snowdrops

Nice shot. Haven’t seen you in here for a while.

 

[SsSsSsSsSnake]

Nice shot. Havent seen you in here for a while.

Hes got his fuji back

 

[NickTB]

Sunset from Beinn A'Chrulaiste by Northaway Photography, on Flickr

I could get lost in this shot. I absolutely love it

 

[Northaway]

I could get lost in this shot. I absolutely love it

Cheers. It's a great spot, not too much of a climb and an amazing view!

 

[Krow]

Hi, could someone recommend a cheapish lens or method of getting into macro photography? I'd like to give it a try with my XT10.

Thanks

 

[Northaway]

Hi, could someone recommend a cheapish lens or method of getting into macro photography? I'd like to give it a try with my XT10.

Thanks

Grab yourself a reversing ring or extension tubes. Extension tubes are probably somewhat more usable, especially if you get the ones that link to your lens such that you retain autofocus.

 

[Mr Perceptive]

Hi, could someone recommend a cheapish lens or method of getting into macro photography? I'd like to give it a try with my XT10.

Thanks

Grab yourself a reversing ring or extension tubes. Extension tubes are probably somewhat more usable, especially if you get the ones that link to your lens such that you retain autofocus.

This is the cheapest way, but your lens working distance decreases dramatically with extension rings, if you can live with that then extn rings are the way to go

 

[addicknchips]

Grand Union Canal taken with XT2 and XF 16-55mm

loving the optimism of the sun umbrella

 

[todders]

loving the optimism of the sun umbrella

Iam glad you noticed the umbrella my wife mentioned it as well took me a while longer

 

[magicolor1]

This is the cheapest way, but your lens working distance decreases dramatically with extension rings, if you can live with that then extn rings are the way to go

The working distance decreases dramatically with any form of macro photography surely?

 

[Mr Perceptive]

The working distance decreases dramatically with any form of macro photography surely?

Depends on focal length of lens and required magnification

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Grand Union Canal taken with XT2 and XF 16-55mm

Another "Excellent" Fujigraph from you Sir, really liking the composition. nicely exposed with detail in the highlights & shadows, and a good mono presentation.

"I find it amusing that someone has a picnic table & chairs etc out on the bank in that weather"

George.

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Snowdrops last week...

In the snowdrops

"Cracking" Fujigraph Sir, love everything about it.

George.

 

[Jelster]

A new one for my "Along the Canal" project.

Horton Bridge Winter by Steve Jelly, on Flickr

 

[Krow]

This is the cheapest way, but your lens working distance decreases dramatically with extension rings, if you can live with that then extn rings are the way to go

Are there no third party lenses? I've found the Mitakon but are there any other?

 

[AJQS]

Sunset from Beinn A'Chrulaiste by Northaway Photography, on Flickr

Damn that's good!

 

[Stephen L]

Are there no third party lenses? I've found the Mitakon but are there any other?

Samyang/Rokinon (same company). Manual focus only.

 

[BacktotheFuji]

Nice shot. Haven’t seen you in here for a while.

Thanks Yep, bit hectic at the moment, so it was nice to get out again.

 

[BacktotheFuji]

"Cracking" Fujigraph Sir, love everything about it.

George.

Thanks George, very kind of you. I've come back to this thread and it's reminded me just how great the Fuji system and its photographers are

 

[Phiggys]

Got the X-T10 out and about again... Oxford Canal this evening. It was really dark - 3 mins at f/8 and could probably have gone 4 or more.


Isis Lock reflections by David Hallett, on Flickr

Lovely capture and light.

 

[Phiggys]

Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken at London Trafalgar Square UK of a guy with his guitar doing a bit of street playing.

X-T2, 18-55mm Lens, 1/180th @ F5.6, ISO-200, Handheld.
Muso (25) (M)-03185M by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr

for looking.,

George.

Excellent capture !

 

[Phiggys]

Ok, so you could set up in the tripod holes around here, but I liked the light. X-T20, 18-55 2.8-4.


Herdsman by Northaway Photography, on Flickr

Cracking shot

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Excellent capture !

Thank you kindly Sir, I sure do appreciate you takin’ the time to reply.

George.

 

[todders]

Another "Excellent" Fujigraph from you Sir, really liking the composition. nicely exposed with detail in the highlights & shadows, and a good mono presentation.

"I find it amusing that someone has a picnic table & chairs etc out on the bank in that weather"

George.

Thank you George much appreciated,yes i should have called it optimism i think.

 

[Phiggys]

Thanks folks - I must confess it was a second attempt. I had been up there a couple of mornings earlier in a slightly different position and something was off about composition - had to revisit and get the tripod into a fairly awkward position to get this angle, but worth it I think.

Here's a very different image from the same city - taken looking directly up at the dome of St Stephen's Basilica. The decor was just gorgeous.




Szent Istvan Bazilika by Brian M, on Flickr

Love this shot fabulous detail and colour

 

[Phiggys]

Bit of street from Sunday...


The man who wasn't there by David Hallett, on Flickr

Another excellent well observed shot Dave

 

[Phiggys]

An extremely still Lochan na h-Achlaise earlier this month.



Heaven's Mirror by Northaway Photography, on Flickr

Well composed and executed shot!

 

[Phiggys]

Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken at Canterbury Kent UK of a young lady collecting for charity. This Snap Made "EXPLORE".

X-T2, 55-200mm Lens, 1/120th @ F5.6, ISO-200, Handheld.
Chuggers (3) (C)-03196C by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr

for looking.,

George.

Congratulations on your explore excellent work !

 

[Phiggys]

Sunset from Beinn A'Chrulaiste by Northaway Photography, on Flickr

Super piece of work ! Love it

 

[Northaway]

Cracking shot

Well composed and executed shot!

Super piece of work ! Love it

Thanks on all counts

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Congratulations on your explore excellent work !

Thank you kindly Sir, I sure do appreciate you takin’ the time to reply.

George.

 

[ashtennisguru]

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