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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
- Thread starter Ario Arioldi
- Start date
wonderful!I wanted to try out the 100-400, so I bought one and a second hand XT-1.
thorkil
that 18-55 OIS just aint bad at all, it seems !X-T1, 18-55, Costa Brava, Spain.
thorkil
Hi WillX Pro2 and 23mm f/2.
This is the new 23/2.0 lens I guess?
It looks really good!
Do you have the 23/1.4 too? and if....how do you compare them? (which one would you grab by instinct running out of the door?)
thorkil
Shashin
Well-known member
Thorkil, I have never used the f/1.4. However, when I purchased the 23mm, my instinct for to go for the smaller lens. I primarily use the OVF on my X Pro2, and the research I did suggested the f/2 version blocked the finder less. I do like this lens.
scott kirkpatrick
Well-known member
I like the shot, but the spots in the sky remind me of the problems I am currently having with my new X-T2. (see the discussion in X-Pro2 and X-T2 thread.) Are there more spots in the other parts of the image, seen at 100%? What was the light level when you shot?X pro2, 14mm
scott
Shashin
Well-known member
Scott, fortunately, those spots in the sky are supposed to be there--they are stars.
This is a night image. The light levels were a bit low as the full moon was illuminating the scene. Shot at ISO 800 at 30 sec. at f/4. So actually, the image is clean. Sorry. But seriously, you should contact Fuji.
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scott kirkpatrick
Well-known member
I'm impressed, as the picture didn't have any obvious clues to being a night shot. In fact the perfectly normal colors of the field, the trees and even the sky really throw you off, since human vision wouldn't see colors in that setting. This suggests some interesting experiments.Scott, fortunately, those spots in the sky are supposed to be there--they are stars.
scott
Erik Lundqvist
Member
I had some spare time before meeting a friend to go shooting night photography in London and I found this really cool building.
Maughan Library by Erik Lundqvist, on Flickr
Maughan Library by Erik Lundqvist, on Flickr
woodyspedden
New member
Thanks a lot folks, for the ' likes ' :salute:
A town in the Kakheti region of Georgia, Europe. This is one of the main wine producing regions of the country. Cold..cold..day!
rayyan
Well-known member
Hi Woody.
A big blush from me. Thank you so very much for your generosity.
Mostly, I get lucky.
Stay well and our warmest regards and best wishes to you and yours.:salute:
Rayyan
Your images continue to be breathtaking. I always look forward to any new ones you post. They inspire me!
Woody[/QUOTE]
A big blush from me. Thank you so very much for your generosity.
Mostly, I get lucky.
Stay well and our warmest regards and best wishes to you and yours.:salute:
Rayyan
Your images continue to be breathtaking. I always look forward to any new ones you post. They inspire me!
Woody[/QUOTE]