The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

Jelster said:
Stunning stuff Donna, I keep meaning to get down to Corfe. Where did you shoot it from? (this months club challenge is ruins....)
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As you drive into Corfe, it is on the hill on the right before the castle. Car parking under the castle - dam steep climb (especially in the dark)!
 
"IT MADE EXPLORE" :):)

I've not posted on this thread for a little while as I had an itch to scratch with Sony, but sorry to disappoint you all but you'll have to put up with me for a bit longer. So what better way to kick off again other than with a snap that made Explore (Wed' or Thur' last week).

Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken at London UK of some folk enjoying a Punting trip on the river.

X-H1, 18-55mm Lens, 1/125th @ F5.6, ISO-200, Handheld.
Punting Down The River-03462 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr

:ty: for looking., (y):fuji:

George.
 
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That,s fantastic,well done George. :banana:
 
Had a week in The Lakes last week. Not really a trip for taking piccies, more a walking/climbing holiday for me, the wife and our dog, but did get a bit of camera time. Raining on the day we arrived and then blue skies and baking heat for the rest of the week. Sweated buckets going up Scafell Pike.

Had a lovely evening watching the sunset over Buttermere. A few other nice people to chat with while there - some wild campers including a lady who carried her dog to the summit (my dog doesn’t get off so lightly) and a vlogger who kindly let me have a mess around with his drone. (Want one!)


Sundown Over Buttermere by Jason, on Flickr
 
JasonPC said:
Had a week in The Lakes last week. Not really a trip for taking piccies, more a walking/climbing holiday for me, the wife and our dog, but did get a bit of camera time. Raining on the day we arrived and then blue skies and baking heat for the rest of the week. Sweated buckets going up Scafell Pike.

Had a lovely evening watching the sunset over Buttermere. A few other nice people to chat with while there - some wild campers including a lady who carried her dog to the summit (my dog doesn’t get off so lightly) and a vlogger who kindly let me have a mess around with his drone. (Want one!)


Sundown Over Buttermere by Jason, on Flickr
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Cracking photo and sounds like you had a good time in general. Always fancied a drone myself - maybe one day!
 
JasonPC said:
Had a week in The Lakes last week. Not really a trip for taking piccies, more a walking/climbing holiday for me, the wife and our dog, but did get a bit of camera time. Raining on the day we arrived and then blue skies and baking heat for the rest of the week. Sweated buckets going up Scafell Pike.

Had a lovely evening watching the sunset over Buttermere. A few other nice people to chat with while there - some wild campers including a lady who carried her dog to the summit (my dog doesn’t get off so lightly) and a vlogger who kindly let me have a mess around with his drone. (Want one!)


Sundown Over Buttermere by Jason, on Flickr
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Awesome photo and scenery, ahh so jealous as I have this week off and we were planning on the Lake District (via Manchester to drop my daughter off at uni), but decided against it
 
G.K.Jnr. said:
"IT MADE EXPLORE" :):)

I've not posted on this thread for a little while as I had an itch to scratch with Sony, but sorry to disappoint you all but you'll have to put up with me for a bit longer. So what better way to kick off again other than with a snap that made Explore (Wed' or Thur' last week).

Just a simple candid street style Snapograph taken at London UK of some folk enjoying a Punting trip on the river.

X-H1, 18-55mm Lens, 1/125th @ F5.6, ISO-200, Handheld.
Punting Down The River-03462 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr

:ty: for looking., (y):fuji:

George.
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Well done George, nice shot.
 
JasonPC said:
Had a week in The Lakes last week. Not really a trip for taking piccies, more a walking/climbing holiday for me, the wife and our dog, but did get a bit of camera time. Raining on the day we arrived and then blue skies and baking heat for the rest of the week. Sweated buckets going up Scafell Pike.

Had a lovely evening watching the sunset over Buttermere. A few other nice people to chat with while there - some wild campers including a lady who carried her dog to the summit (my dog doesn’t get off so lightly) and a vlogger who kindly let me have a mess around with his drone. (Want one!)


Sundown Over Buttermere by Jason, on Flickr
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Very nice landscape style Fujigraph Jason, really liking the tones & atmosphere of this one.

George.
 
yamahatdm900 said:
Cheers David.
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Graham, you cannot rotate the slots independently, they all move together, so you cannot position the Grad at a different position to the polariser.

I question the use of Grads anyway, but that's a separate discussion, what I have found though, is that a 3 image bracket can be accomplished handheld quite easily, especially if you have a soft release.
 
yamahatdm900 said:
Who has the Nisi filter kit for the X100?
A quick question the polariser is a square one I believe so does that mean it makes it harder to use with the nd grad filter?
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It's less hassle to get a screw on polariser and bracket.

I looked at the kit but the non rotating polariser put me off. It sort of defeats the object when the grads rotate too.
 
Mr Perceptive said:
Graham, you cannot rotate the slots independently, they all move together, so you cannot position the Grad at a different position to the polariser.

I question the use of Grads anyway, but that's a separate discussion, what I have found though, is that a 3 image bracket can be accomplished handheld quite easily, especially if you have a soft release.
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Thanks David I stopped using grads a while back but if you can't use both at the same time I was wondering if there is any benefit to the Nisi kit compared to a screw in polariser and nd filter.
 
yamahatdm900 said:
Was typing a reply to David along those lines while you posted you reply.
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I stopped using grads ages ago but sort of fancied that little kit to have a play around with it. Shame it doesn't work out as they intended. You could screw the kit onto a screw in polariser and then just rotate the grad but I just stuck to the screw in polariser and bracketing. Bought a couple of screw in nd filters too so the kit is even less to me now.

Their screw on uv filter looks good though.
 
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bumper said:
I stopped using grads ages ago but sort of fancied that little kit to have a play around with it. Shame it doesn't work out as they intended. You could screw the kit onto a screw in polariser and then just rotate the grad but I just stuck to the screw in polariser and bracketing. Bought a couple of screw in nd filters too so the kit is even less to me now.

Their screw on uv filter looks good though.
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The kit looks like a neat idea but like you I think I stick to the screw in jobs. I've got a JJC filter ring with a gobe filter for the weather sealing.
 
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yamahatdm900 said:
The kit looks like a neat idea but like you I think I stick to the screw in jobs. I've got a JJC filter ring with a gobe filter for the weather sealing.
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Me being me, I have the NISI kit and a set of 49mm NDs, 49mm Polariser and 49mm Clear filter. Big advantage of the 49mm filters is that will work on the WCL as well (and on my future Q2 :ROFLMAO: ) but the NISI kit is quite neat, I'm keen to try out the natural light filter at night, but have not yet had the opportunity.

If you are desperate for a Grad, Hoya do a rotating circular one, you can move it like a polariser but the grad is always ay the 50% mark. I have one at 58mm (currently for sale on eBay!!) but they don't do a 49mm version, so you would have to step up to it.
 
Mr Perceptive said:
Me being me, I have the NISI kit and a set of 49mm NDs, 49mm Polariser and 49mm Clear filter. Big advantage of the 49mm filters is that will work on the WCL as well (and on my future Q2 [emoji23] ) but the NISI kit is quite neat, I'm keen to try out the natural light filter at night, but have not yet had the opportunity.

If you are desperate for a Grad, Hoya do a rotating circular one, you can move it like a polariser but the grad is always ay the 50% mark. I have one at 58mm (currently for sale on eBay!!) but they don't do a 49mm version, so you would have to step up to it.
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Lol no I'm not desperate for a grad to be honest I'm happy bracketing just quite fancied the Nisi kit and if I got one I might well use the grad occasionally but for me the fact you got to rotate all the slots to work the polariser is a downer. Probaly just stock to my circular one I have. Although be intrested in how well the night filter works when you get the chance to use it.
When does the Q2 arrive?
 
yamahatdm900 said:
When does the Q2 arrive?
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a) I need more schekels in the piggy bank - you could obviously help here bu buying some (all) of the lens I have for sale :ROFLMAO:
b) They are currently on back order

So in answer to your question, I don't know when, might be this year, might be next!! Just bought a scanner so I can scan those lovely GSW690III negs myself.
 
Barrysprout said:
At least that gives you time to accidental damage cover in place for it, hopefully they don't ask for too much history from you or it will cost a fortune!
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Never claimed, though I suppose I could have done, I quite like my battle scarred X100F, I've even cleaned all the mud out from under the soft release. Know someone who had a significant Quad bike accident while wearing a Leica Q around his neck, the Leica is very very battered, but apparently still works, so there is hope for me yet :)
 
Mr Perceptive said:
Never claimed, though I suppose I could have done, I quite like my battle scarred X100F, I've even cleaned all the mud out from under the soft release. Know someone who had a significant Quad bike accident while wearing a Leica Q around his neck, the Leica is very very battered, but apparently still works, so there is hope for me yet :)
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Are coversion lenses available for the Q? Seem to remember you like to drop them too :D
 
Mr Perceptive said:
Never claimed, though I suppose I could have done, I quite like my battle scarred X100F, I've even cleaned all the mud out from under the soft release. Know someone who had a significant Quad bike accident while wearing a Leica Q around his neck, the Leica is very very battered, but apparently still works, so there is hope for me yet :)
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I love that story.
 
Fishing boats on the beach at Beer, East Devon. X-Pro2; XF 16-55 @16mm; ISO 100; f11; 30' exposure

 
Mr Perceptive said:
a) I need more schekels in the piggy bank - you could obviously help here bu buying some (all) of the lens I have for sale :ROFLMAO:
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:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: 2months ago I probably would have done but since you made such a good job of convicining me and proving correct that a X100V and the converters would do 95% of my shooting needs I am now selling lenses instead of buying them. :ROFLMAO:
 
stupar said:
Cracking photo and sounds like you had a good time in general. Always fancied a drone myself - maybe one day!
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weebleswobble said:
Awesome photo and scenery, ahh so jealous as I have this week off and we were planning on the Lake District (via Manchester to drop my daughter off at uni), but decided against it
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G.K.Jnr. said:
Very nice landscape style Fujigraph Jason, really liking the tones & atmosphere of this one.

George.
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Thanks all. :)
 
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