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Like Nick, I have an XF1 and an X-20. Also like Nick, I have them for slightly different purposes and they have their own strengths. (And as David says, I'm just greedy!)
The Official Fuji X10/X20/X30/XF1/XQ1 Thread
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Like Nick, I have an XF1 and an X-20. Also like Nick, I have them for slightly different purposes and they have their own strengths. (And as David says, I'm just greedy!)
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No, but im guessing it must be a lot. I have 5...is that too many?
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You can never have too many cameras... Well that's what I keep telling myself.
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Lol!! But do you have one for the car in matching colours and case for the interior? He's on a whole different level mate.
Come on Nod, how many is it?
2 XF1's, x20, x-pro, x-t1, d700 and a Nikon 1aw.
and probably some more!
I have a Canon 550D, but also and X10 for when I want something more portable. It also has other advantages like silent operation and is great for taking sunset shots. From the Royal Observatory, Greenwich this week:
Greenwich Sunset by nigelwilliams2001, on Flickr
Greenwich Sunset by nigelwilliams2001, on Flickr
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I need to buy a spare battery for my XF1. Now is it better to buy a same spec one or one with a higher mAh ?
Cheers, Chris.
Cheers, Chris.
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Thanks Kev,
What mAh was it ?
What mAh was it ?
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Thank youHi Helen, I like these two shots very much, the colours are excellent. I prefer the way you have filled the frame with the flower in the first shot, but prefer the sharpness of the bumble bee in the second shot.
George.
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Where they taken with the XF1 ?
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Praktica MTL5 by David Raynham, on Flickr
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Umm not sure if you are referring to the bee shots... if so... yes with the macro on
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They are fantastic. Very vibrant colours.
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Praktica MTL5 by David Raynham, on Flickr
That Praktica looks a little dusty to me David - lack of use?
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I went walking yesterday and didn't want to be carrying more than necessary so just the X10 went with me.
The shots set on Dynamic tone almost worked but they always end up just a tadge too dark in the shadows.
Dynamic tone selected
Corn & sky by Farmejim, on Flickr
Aperture priority.
Corn & sky by Farmejim, on Flickr
AP + macro
Thistle head by Farmejim, on Flickr
The shots set on Dynamic tone almost worked but they always end up just a tadge too dark in the shadows.
Dynamic tone selected
Corn & sky by Farmejim, on FlickrAperture priority.
Corn & sky by Farmejim, on FlickrAP + macro
Thistle head by Farmejim, on Flickr
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Looking forward to seeing them DavidI did a similar thing this morning at 5am... pics to follow.
DSCF1130a
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DSCF1167Some great pics while I've been away from the thread
Not much from me recently - too much cycling and too little stopping to take photos.
But I had a play with panning tonight while my OH raced grass track
Grass Track 28 July by helen_goldthorpe, on Flickr
Not much from me recently - too much cycling and too little stopping to take photos.
But I had a play with panning tonight while my OH raced grass track
Grass Track 28 July by helen_goldthorpe, on Flickr
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So i decided to take the XF1 with me this morning whilst out for a walk with the dogs at 5am... Was damp to say the least but the sun just coming up made up for that.
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Early Morning Walk by David Raynham, on Flickr
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Early Morning Walk by David Raynham, on Flickr
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Early Morning Walk by David Raynham, on Flickr
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Early Morning Walk by David Raynham, on Flickr
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Early Morning Walk by David Raynham, on Flickr
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Early Morning Walk by David Raynham, on Flickr
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Early Morning Walk by David Raynham, on Flickr
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Early Morning Walk by David Raynham, on Flickr
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Early Morning Walk by David Raynham, on Flickr
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Early Morning Walk by David Raynham, on Flickr
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I bought an X10 last month and I knew the person selling it, I had an idea he had not returned it for an ORB fix. I did try it before I bought it and I did see signs of the ORB issue, but because it was going for a reasonable price, and because I already had an XF1, I would simply use the X10 battery in the XF1.
I would say all is not lost if you do buy an X10 with the ORB problems, as you simply keep an eye out for reflections, such as in glass and metal and water etc. I have got some lovely photos street stuff parks and gardens, so long as I keep an eye out for bright light spots.
If you suspect an X10 may have an ORB issue that you are buying, simply make an offer that you are happy with. I am happy with mine, and I really do love it.