The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread
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That's from China. I'm seeing £83 from Amazon.
I like your itchy finger cure. You should be a doctor.
TTartisan 35mm F1.4 APS-C Fixed Cameras Lens Large Aperture Manual Focus Compatible with Fuji X Mount Camera X-A1 X-A10 X-A2 X-T3 X-T4 X-A7 X-M1 X-M2 X-H1 X-T1 X-T10: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo
Shop TTartisan 35mm F1.4 APS-C Fixed Cameras Lens Large Aperture Manual Focus Compatible with Fuji X Mount Camera X-A1 X-A10 X-A2 X-T3 X-T4 X-A7 X-M1 X-M2 X-H1 X-T1 X-T10. Free delivery and returns on eligible orders.
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Pricing algorithms change all the time but this link was the one I used.
(remember, 'You don't have to put on the red light'.....just press the buy it now button!).
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"Refreshment"
Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken at London UK of a couple just about to enjoy some refreshment.
Refreshment-03566 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
for looking., 
Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken at London UK of a couple just about to enjoy some refreshment.
Refreshment-03566 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr for looking., Morning all. I'm looking for a bit of advice on a half case for my shiny new X100V. As I went for black I'm worried every time I set the thing down on anything but a pillow. I know it's going to get some wear and tear at some point but I'd like to keep it nice if possible. I've looked at some lovely ones on Etsy but over £200 is a bit steep! Any suggestions from first hand experience? I'm making myself dizzy from googling.
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You could pick up an XC 35mm f/2 for £169 from various places. I've got one myself. I haven't used it a great deal yet, but it seems good for the price.
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Thanks Garry. For low light shooting I'd probably be better with my 18-55 with OIS.
It's another one to add to the mix though.
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I love it there... I keep meaning to try The Square and Compass but never manage to park...even in the carpark up the road from there.
what about the xc 35mm f2? bargain for what it is
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True, not always easy, but worth it for a pasty and a pint. I normally either walk up if feeling energetic or go by motorbike
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Trouble is....I live 123 miles away from there!!True, not always easy, but worth it for a pasty and a pint. I normally either walk up if feeling energetic or go by motorbike
Hi all.
I've been walking around with a xt1 and 35mm for a while now and fancy something a bit wider. Torn between a 16mm 2.8 and a 18-55 2.8/4. Anybody uses either and can give a bit of recommendation on them. Currently got a 35mm f2 and a adapted 50mm 1.8.
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I've been walking around with a xt1 and 35mm for a while now and fancy something a bit wider. Torn between a 16mm 2.8 and a 18-55 2.8/4. Anybody uses either and can give a bit of recommendation on them. Currently got a 35mm f2 and a adapted 50mm 1.8.
Cheers
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Never tried the 16 2.8, but the 1.4 is one of Fuji's best. The 18-55 is a great little lens, sharp & light. My son "borrowed" mine about 3 years ago, I haven't seen it since!!
Having looked at the options and needing it fast (my Kaza X-T3 and X-H1 cases came on the very 'slow boat from China' so couldnt wait for an X100 case) I decided to pass the cheapo ones on Amazon and go for the Fujifilm original full case.
I managed to get a used (WEX) Fuji original case for my silver X100V and left the top half in the box as the bean counting wizards in the land of the Rising Sun forgot to allow a bit more leather so you cannot close it with the weather resistant kit fitted. But, in fairness, I never use complete cases.
It is really good, fits exactly, adds a bit more grip and protects the bottom plate. Plus it looks really nice on the camera.
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for the 18-55mm zoom. Lovely sharp lens, ridiculously small and light, and the OIS can be really handy.
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Who's using this fine combo?
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My thoughts exactly Andrea, I love that little lens and optically it's excellent.
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simon ess
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I'm not surprised.
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I love my 18-55....Great little lens.
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Then think about the 16-55 f2.8 great all rounder.
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As nice as that lens looks, it's out of my budget.
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Been a bit quiet on the photography front lately and the last time I was on here, I was reporting the loss of my X100f. So thought I'd post something more positive. Been catching up on processing etc so a few recent ones that I'm happy with.
Torridon by G.A.D, on Flickr
Teesdale by G.A.D, on Flickr
Hedgehope 2 by G.A.D, on Flickr
Milkyway - Weardale by G.A.D, on Flickr
Torridon by G.A.D, on FlickrTeesdale by G.A.D, on FlickrHedgehope 2 by G.A.D, on FlickrMilkyway - Weardale by G.A.D, on Flickr
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Groyne, Y Bermo by Alan Jones, on FlickrWent to the beach to capture something else, but tide was against it. Snapped this as I was leaving which I quite like although it's a bit boring.
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With a broken wrist, I'm getting withdrawal symptoms of not going out with the camera - 2 mornings in a row this week there has been perfect mist and sun for Corfe Castle (10 minute drive away), and I haven't been able to be there . So to test the dropped camera in the hope it'll be ok, my faithful subject...
. So to test the dropped camera in the hope it'll be ok, my faithful subject...
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I've sent my 55-200 back to Fuji to see if they can adjust out the softness on the right hand side.
On the way back from the post office we stopped at the playground, which turned out to be the same colours as my son's outfit. He was only still enough for me to take 2 shots, but I was really pleased with this one.
Green and yellow by Lewis Craik, on Flickr
On the way back from the post office we stopped at the playground, which turned out to be the same colours as my son's outfit. He was only still enough for me to take 2 shots, but I was really pleased with this one.
Green and yellow by Lewis Craik, on Flickr
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I love the layers of muted colours, great image!
Went to the beach to capture something else, but tide was against it. Snapped this as I was leaving which I quite like although it's a bit boring.
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I have a question regarding using shutter priority on my H-X1. when I set my camera up for birds in flight, on a nicely bright day. I set iso to auto, aperture set to auto, and anything 2000 and above for shutter speed. I check the histogram and it’s showing well exposed bell Curve in the center not clipping either side. Meter is in the middle. All looks good in the view finder but when I take the shot, it comes out really dark under exposed. Can anyone explain Why this is happening? am I missing somthing obvious?
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What is the ISO limit set to in auto mode?
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It was set to number 1. I think that’s where I was going wrong. Thanks Matt.
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If you're shooting BIF, surely you need to add some Exposure Compensation? You're pointing the lens at the sky.....