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Excellent capture and panning
Yes but that kind of shot is no challenge whatsoever to the AF. Car is pretty much at a constant distance.
Excellent capture and panning
Mines seems firmly fixed in place.You don't need one! Rip off!
170219 Runcorn Bridge by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr
Eglobal central if you double up on discounts which worked when I bought a lens from them. You go through topcashback website and get 2.3% discounts then use a £19 discount code NEWYEAR19 at checkout.Where is the xt2 for sale at £1122 please
You get a 2 yr warranty rather than a 1 yr one from fuji if you by from eglobal.Thanks Robert.
Bit of a faff but ultimately worth it.
Anyone know how long these offers are on for?
Or do I wait for the X-T20 to come out?
And if I do, will I miss out on important features the X-T2 has over the 20?
It was too small for me also, and I didn't keep mine for long! You won't get a deal like that from a grey-market importer, even though I've nothing against the practice per se.Right,
Nipped into Jessops at lunch specifically to handle the X-T10 to get a fell for the upcoming X-T20.
No way can I hold that camera comfortably. It's way too small for my mitts.
On chatting with the sales assistant I learned that apart from the part ex quote I'm eligible for an extra £200 trade in bonus.
This makes the XT2 £1199.
I'm SO tempted now (even though I've not got a Fuji lens yet.
Right,
Nipped into Jessops at lunch specifically to handle the X-T10 to get a fell for the upcoming X-T20.
No way can I hold that camera comfortably. It's way too small for my mitts.
On chatting with the sales assistant I learned that apart from the part ex quote I'm eligible for an extra £200 trade in bonus.
This makes the XT2 £1199.
I'm SO tempted now (even though I've not got a Fuji lens yet.
Just a candid street style shot taken at The Famous Sun Studio Cafe (Memphis) USA.
X-T1, 18-55mm Lens, 1/4 sec @ F2.8, ISO-200 Handheld.
Sun Studio Cafe (Memphis)-03096 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
for looking.,
George.
There's a lot of interest inside this shot. Plus it's not just a "snap" but a carefully composed photograph with leading diagonals.Just a candid street style shot taken at The Famous Sun Studio Cafe (Memphis) USA.
X-T1, 18-55mm Lens, 1/4 sec @ F2.8, ISO-200 Handheld.
Sun Studio Cafe (Memphis)-03096 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
for looking.,
George.
Love this George. And I'm impressed at your shake proofing skills.
There's a lot of interest inside this shot. Plus it's not just a "snap" but a carefully composed photograph with leading diagonals.
Terry do you think the XT2 will handle differently to the XT1?you coukdnt get on with your XT1,do you think this is an attack of GAS lol?Right,
Nipped into Jessops at lunch specifically to handle the X-T10 to get a fell for the upcoming X-T20.
No way can I hold that camera comfortably. It's way too small for my mitts.
On chatting with the sales assistant I learned that apart from the part ex quote I'm eligible for an extra £200 trade in bonus.
This makes the XT2 £1199.
I'm SO tempted now (even though I've not got a Fuji lens yet.
Sell the xpro1 and have both?Quick one for anyone with both a 23 F2, and a 35 1.4 - if you had to choose one only, which would you keep? Pondering on trading my 35 for a 23, but then the 35 is so good for portraits and I have hear/read/seen in reviews of the 23, that it can be soft wide open?
Sell the xpro1 and have both?
Beggers can't be choosers!That is a possible, though I like having 2 bodies. I have one set up for quick fire, almost full auto Jpeg shooting, and the other atm set for my manual focus lenses. Using both on one body is a PITA.
Beggers can't be choosers!
I don't think I would sell it. I'd save up.
Has the 27 gone?Yes, yes we can I've managed beg, borrow and stealing up to now Also the Xpro1 was a prize, so I'd like to keep it for now either way. It's not worth the cost of a 23 F2 used so I'd have to save anyway.
What I would do, is trade for a 23 F2 with the 35 1.4 maybe. Ach, I'll ponder some more
Has the 27 gone?
Made my usual Sunday morning walk today but only took three manual lenses with me. Helios 135, 58 & 28. Quite pleased with the performance to price ratio but the 28mm could be a bit better.
Couple from the 135mm
Helios 135mm by barrysprout, on Flickr
Helios 135mm by barrysprout, on Flickr
One from the 58
Helios 58mm by barrysprout, on Flickr
And one from the 28
Helios 28mm by barrysprout, on Flickr
Out for a wander today with XT1 - XF10-24;
Gean House - Alloa - Scotland;
Gean House by Macvisual Photography, on Flickr
170219 Runcorn Bridge by Mr Perceptive X100, on Flickr
Sssssssssssssssnake
I liked the handling of the xt1. It was the af performance I thought was rubbish. In everything I've read Fuji have addressed all the issues I had with the xt1
The xt1 WAS rubbish for tracking moving sports cars. I tried and failed.
Never had a problem doing this with any of my nikons.
In that case I stand corrected and obviously had not set the camera up properly jj.