Recent content by Invertigo

Just got myself an XF1 as a 'second' camera, so to speak, for when I can't be bothered hauling my 6D around! Had a bit of a play this evening and the features it has are nice!

I'm in a similar situation, but I'm leaning towards the x20, purely due to it having a viewfinder which is useful in bright sunlight. IQ wise I imagine them both being incredibly similar, and its saft to say that the fuji X series as a whole is excellent in terms of glass and IQ

My Sigma 35mm rarely leaves my camera these days... It's such a beautiful lens on full frame!

Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 if you want to spend ~£200, Canon EF-S 15-85mm or 17-55mm if you're wanting to spend more (Around £4-500) would be my choices

I'm semi tempted to move to the X-T1 after trying one out at the Photography Show, I'm just wondering if anyone has made a similar transition. My normal shooting style is portraiture and street/editorial sort of work, and I'm currently using a Canon 6D with 24-105, 85 1.8 and Sigma 35 1.4...

Having had a play with the Fuji X-T1 and 18mm lens today, I'm half tempted to shift over to a system like that from my Canon kit... Fair enough it might not be totally on par optically, but the portability factor is a huge benefit! With the 18mm lens, it was quite easily pocketable in a jacket...

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It's worth remembering that the 5dc and 2 share the same focusing system, which is worse than the 6d system. The 6d may lack multiple cross type points, but the centre point is excellent, better than any other Canon available. In terms of performance, the 7d AF is second only to the 5d3, and the...

I'm in love already. 35mm seems such a useful focal length!

Arrived today! Not had much of a chance to play yet, but the wifi feature is awesome! I'm even quite happy the lens has the new cap too :lol:

Just ordered myself the 6D and 24-105mm kit to replace my 7D and 17-55... already getting excited! :D

Aha, my bad! Once I get home I'll dig the RAW out and see what adjustments I made to that!

That photo isn't mine, its the style I want to achieve :) I'll stick one up later this evening once I'm home. I have both Lightroom and Photoshop available, but I prefer working in Lightroom

Hi all I'm basically looking for some guidance for a specific style of PP. I want to create quite a muted style, as seen in this photo from Google. I feel totally lost trying to replicate this style, as it's so different from my usual PP style. Any help would be great.

I'll be sure to head down Brick Lane, and Covent Garden is very near to Chinatown so thats a definite, thanks! With regards kit, I'm tempted to just go with my 17-55 and 50mm, and leave the 70-200 at home. Good idea?