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Fuji XT2 in Tanzania and Kenya
- Thread starter ptomsu
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Elderly
Well-known member
I like the three zebras; are they are looking hard at your camera to see if you are 'shooting' them in black and white?
ptomsu
Workshop Member
Rayyan,
not sure what the reason is, as obviously others and me can see it ... ?
Sorry
Peter
ptomsu
Workshop Member
Absolutely a great time and really enjoyed my new gear as well.
Could not be happier to have gone that route!
Thanks
Peter
Elliot
Active member
Peter,
The photos and video were excellent. It would be a great commercial for the Fuji X-T2 and 100-400 lens. Of course, it is the photographer that makes the wonderful images.
A question for someone who has never been on or anywhere near a safari: how would a prime lens, such as the Pentax DA* 300mm on a K-3ii, work? I imagine it would be much better to have the considerable zoom abilities.
The photos and video were excellent. It would be a great commercial for the Fuji X-T2 and 100-400 lens. Of course, it is the photographer that makes the wonderful images.
A question for someone who has never been on or anywhere near a safari: how would a prime lens, such as the Pentax DA* 300mm on a K-3ii, work? I imagine it would be much better to have the considerable zoom abilities.
ptomsu
Workshop Member
Thanks for you friendly words!
The 300 on an APSC sensor would be a good focal length (450mm effective) for wildlife. Given that I shoot most of my images on safari in the range between 250-400 (something like 375-600 effective in APSC) the DA 300 would put me just in the middle of the range - not bad at all.
But I duo prefer the flexibility of a zoom all time over a fixed focal length.
ptomsu
Workshop Member