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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
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MGrayson
Subscriber and Workshop Member
Got out of the city to Mohonk Mountain House. Outdoor seating, masks, but a lovely place.
Getting bright lights to stand out at dusk is hard. They just blow out. After several unsatisfying attempts, I went inside and looked back through the screen door. Voilà! Star filter.
Fuji X-H1, 55-100
Matt
Getting bright lights to stand out at dusk is hard. They just blow out. After several unsatisfying attempts, I went inside and looked back through the screen door. Voilà! Star filter.
Fuji X-H1, 55-100
Matt
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MGrayson
Subscriber and Workshop Member
I can see it now. “Oh, don’t worry, darling. See? He’s wearing a mask!”
XF10
Shashin
Well-known member
So, perhaps it was not a meteor that killed the dinosaurs, just ill adapted limbs...there is more to evolution than meets the eye.
scho
Well-known member
The Fuji focus bracketing in the X100V and the XT series works well, but I wish that they would add in camera compositing. I'm currently using Zerene for focus stacking and it does a great job, but you still have to deal with the multiple image files. I use Arsenal on a Canon EOS R, but while the stacking works well it can only output low res jpegs.
Teesdale
Stacked from 5 images...
AlanS
Well-known member
That's a fair point Carl, would cut out a lot of work but we would be at the mercy of the s/w to deal with movement/artifacts.
I am pleased they have now given us a sensible method of working with "auto", surely this is the most common sense way of implementing this feature?