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Fun with the Fuji X-Pro 2 and X-T 2
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rayyan
Well-known member
Thanks guys 
All packed. Ayesha leaves for Bhutan. I leave for Indonesia.
Almost done what I shall be carrying in terms of camera gear..
XH-1 and XP2
16/1.4
35/1.4
90/2
Shall see how it goes this time around. Intend to get to Mt. Bromo ( if I can!! ). And then to Lombok, to see how the people have rebuilt after the devastating earthquake.
Here are some images from another part of SE Asia...
All packed. Ayesha leaves for Bhutan. I leave for Indonesia.
Almost done what I shall be carrying in terms of camera gear..
XH-1 and XP2
16/1.4
35/1.4
90/2
Shall see how it goes this time around. Intend to get to Mt. Bromo ( if I can!! ). And then to Lombok, to see how the people have rebuilt after the devastating earthquake.
Here are some images from another part of SE Asia...
Various lenses...
FXT27402-IX copy1c by tac650, on Flickr
FXT25344-IX-Edit14 by tac650, on Flickr
FXT24935-IX by tac650, on Flickr
FXT24655-IX_HDRr by tac650, on Flickr
FXT27402-IX copy1c by tac650, on FlickrFXT25344-IX-Edit14 by tac650, on FlickrFXT24935-IX by tac650, on FlickrFXT24655-IX_HDRr by tac650, on Flickr
rayyan
Well-known member
Peter, Ray, Thorkil: thank you all
Thorkil, the weather did get me down..let's say this trip taught me some lessons!!
The 90mm and the 16mm are some of the best lenses I have used by any camera maker. Their wr really does work!
Thorkil, the weather did get me down..let's say this trip taught me some lessons!!
The 90mm and the 16mm are some of the best lenses I have used by any camera maker. Their wr really does work!
it looks like a bit depressing stay, Rayyan, hope you will recover in another destination soon
best thorkil
Rayyan, at least you captured the heavy drops very wellPeter, Ray, Thorkil: thank you all
Thorkil, the weather did get me down..let's say this trip taught me some lessons!!
The 90mm and the 16mm are some of the best lenses I have used by any camera maker. Their wr really does work!
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, and in this picture you succeeded in getting it cloud-free, and the vegetation seems to be in a very healthy state :thumbup:Yes the 90/2 is magical, I used the 16/1.4 a lot before, perhaps boths need some reinvention in my use...and time might be more available in some short time...
best recovering!
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ptomsu
Workshop Member
Great and impressive shots!Peter, Ray, Thorkil: thank you all
Thorkil, the weather did get me down..let's say this trip taught me some lessons!!
The 90mm and the 16mm are some of the best lenses I have used by any camera maker. Their wr really does work
If I ever decide to go back into Fuji X system (and this might not be too far away) then these 2 lenses are definitely on my wish/buy list
rayyan
Well-known member
Thorkil, Peter, Peter(ptomsu)..thank you guys.
The colors with Fuji are generally nice.
After having tried them out a little these 2 lenses ( + a 35 or 23 ) would be sufficient for most general photography for me.
I think you shall like these two.
Next trip, Thorkil? Not for me for sometime. Funds all gone
While it rained..I fed the fish!!
And Ayesha shall be flying back from Bhutan ( via Nepal ) tomorrow. She was carrying the XT-1 with the 18-55. So lets see what we get from that roll!
Here is an ifone image from Bhutan received this morning...
Best.
The colors with Fuji are generally nice.
After having tried them out a little these 2 lenses ( + a 35 or 23 ) would be sufficient for most general photography for me.
I think you shall like these two.
Next trip, Thorkil? Not for me for sometime. Funds all gone
While it rained..I fed the fish!!
And Ayesha shall be flying back from Bhutan ( via Nepal ) tomorrow. She was carrying the XT-1 with the 18-55. So lets see what we get from that roll!
Here is an ifone image from Bhutan received this morning...
Best.
Rayyan, at least you captured the heavy drops very well
Yes the 90/2 is magical, I used the 16/1.4 a lot before, perhaps boths need some reinvention in my use...and time might be more available in some short time...
best recovering!
Great and impressive shots!
If I ever decide to go back into Fuji X system (and this might not be too far away) then these 2 lenses are definitely on my wish/buy list
Rayyan, the view behind Ayesha in Bhutan I really envy Ayesha.
And I presume that why you didn't follow her, is while it meant to much and heavy walking,
but on the other hand the fishes look rather nice too..:grin:
Travel-wise I havn't got anymore big ambitions, but that Bhutan-view looks very tempting.
But I wont go that long.
And I presume that why you didn't follow her, is while it meant to much and heavy walking,
but on the other hand the fishes look rather nice too..:grin:
Travel-wise I havn't got anymore big ambitions, but that Bhutan-view looks very tempting.
But I wont go that long.
