Recent content by danwoodward100

Talking of GAS. somebody please talk me out of buying a fuji x100s or x100t. I mean I've got an xe2 and the 23mm f1.4. But the GAS is saying x100t would be a nice addition. STOP!

any plans for 2015?

Just thought I'd share that I've been playing around with the jpeg settings quite a lot recently. I've actually now settled on 5 different customer settings in the XE2 that seem to work pretty well. Need to do some more shooting, but so far so good. This means I should be able to cover most of...

Really interesting thread this. I've definitely suffered gas. But have to curb it since I just can't afford to keep buying new gear. Actually pretty satisfied with the fuji x system I have now. But have been looking at the x100t. Zack arias has made some really interesting posts about GAS. and...

Recommendation would be, don't use one. Just use the lens hood.

Will be watching those later

It doesnt work at all with with the XE2 last time i tried has it been updated?

I'm not that familiar with it yet. I still need to learn it properly.

It's a shame, since like I say, i like Lightroom, I'm used to it, and like its usability, But I see no sense having paid for a quality camera system, and accepting inferior image quality, when it's clearly capable of so much more

since i got my XE2 I have been rather pleased with it, but had the usual issues with the RAW files that have been discussed in depth. I am a long time Lightroom user, and to be honest, having played around with the in camera settings I was getting jpeg files that 8/10 cases looked better than...

Congrats, you will love it, especially the 23 1.4 . it's hardly been off my camera since i got it.

So I got into photography in a big way around 4 or so years ago, over that time I've definitely learnt a lot and been through many of the processes most of us do, in terms of learning and gear. Along with the GAS (gear acquisition syndrome) that comes with it. Over that time I built up a pretty...

any thoughts on this? http://www.bbpbags.com/dslrslinger.html

thanks surfg this seems to be quite a good idea actually. I also have a TT retrospective 20, which is lovely but just too big to carry round all day,

thank you for your suggestions, I am still struggling, the flipside 300 is a bit big really, I was hoping to get something a bit more compact. I would perhaps consider compromising and getting something that wouldn't accommodate the 70-200, but I don't really want to be removing my battery...