Fun with the Fuji X ___!

[scho]

One shot from an afternoon drive just east of Ithaca. We are starting to lose the brilliant colors now as we get closer to November and the rusty brown foliage. This was processed in LR using the Velvia color profile in an attempt to punch up the color a bit.



Fujifilm X-H2 with XF 16-80/4 and Kase CPL

 

[biglouis]

Just a few more days until the new X-T5 announcement with the same 40 MP sensor from the X-H2.

I can see the advantages of both form factors. However, in the X-T5s favour is a slimmer body size which is attractive. On the other hand, I would be sorely tempted to use the X-H2/X-T5 for wildlife, as well as my normal activities and therefore the grip, PASM dial etc is an advantage when trying to switch quickly from one setting to another in the great outdoors.

 

[scho]

Beautiful day, but very harsh lighting. A few shots with the H2 and XF 16-80+CPL on Cayuga Inlet.

 

[Elliot]

Autumn in Greenville, South Carolina



Fuji X-E4 with XF 27mm f/2.8 R WR lens

 

[DanielDuarte]

GFX100S - 110MM GF

 

[Abstraction]

 

[biglouis]

X-H2S, XF100-400

 

[stephen.s1]

#2 in the takeoff formation seems to have a lot to say...
I say; nice shot!

 

[biglouis]

It feels almost indecent to use a 56mmf1.2 lens for wildlife photography but this was the only lens I had with me and the XT4 I was shooting with. This is a Grey Heron crossing the Regents Canal in Camden Town (England), from a Coot nest to the tow path. Converted from RAW in DxOPureRAW2 and cropped (of course).

 

[Abstraction]

 

[scho]

A New Years Day visit to Taughannock Falls and a walk along the beach in north bay near the outflow of Taughannock Creek into Cayuga Lake. All with the X-H2 and 16-80.

 

[Shashin]

 

[Shashin]

Ocean City, Maryland. XPro2 with the XF70-300.

 

[biglouis]

A New Years Day visit to Taughannock Falls and a walk along the beach in north bay near the outflow of Taughannock Creek into Cayuga Lake. All with the X-H2 and 16-80.

Great shot. Is that a natural formation, or manmade? It almost looks like a dam that has been breached.

LouisB

 

[scho]

Great shot. Is that a natural formation, or manmade? It almost looks like a dam that has been breached.

LouisB

Thanks Louis. Completely natural and tallest plunge waterfall east of the Rocky Mts at 215 ft.

A video describing the falls structure and history of rock falls,

 

[Shashin]

 

[Saxbike]

Phillip Johnson's Tower's Crescent Building

X100V | f/4.0 (1/125) ISO: 160 (processed in Capture One Pro)

 

[Shashin]

 

[Shashin]

 

[Shashin]