Recent content by Stevenuth

Does anyone do wedding photography with their x-pro? What are your best settings?

A portrait using the X-pro and old Pentax 50mm 1.7 mf lens I've included a closup of the eye to show the detail For those who would like a low cost portrait lens until the 56 1.4 comes out Total cost including adaptor £64

Lightroom has just been updated to support X-Trans sensor cameras.

A fixed lens prime not only will increase the quality tenfold it also helps you develop a good eye for composition. Having to move your legs to zoom in and out is also great for burning the calories ;-) go for it!

In a member of the SWPP and you get out of them what you put in I guess, there's qualifications to be had but my fave thing is the conference once a year where top speakers come and share their wisdom in about 5 days of seminars you can sign up to at the trade fair.

There is the 55-200 out this year too I guess but I haven't used a zoom in over a year and am used to primes now. I may rent the 60mm macro to try it out for a few days, I have been using a 50mm 1.7 pentax lens but in lower light the digital preview you need to manual focus becomes very...

If the 56mm 1.4 is as good as the 35mm then I'll be a happy man but my 'benchmark' photographer Damien Lovegrove swears by his 60mm macro. It would be handy for the rings at weddings! Here's one from the 35mm today, It's a close as I am happy getting unless I want distortion

17-55, 60mm 2.4 or wait for the 56mm 1.4? Portrait lens dilemma

X100 is an amazing camera! Check out my shots around London with it http://www.flickr.com/photos/stevenuth/sets/72157632563532423/

I had an old one my dad gave me and works fine!

Might be worth hanging on a few months as fuji are bringing out a 55-200 this year. If its as good as the 18-55 is supposed to be it'll be about £500 but amazing!

Have you looked at the Olympus OM-D? A lot of pro togs are switching to this or the fuji x series but the Olympus would handle sports better and has longer lenses! Stunning image quality from these little gems!

Ah, in that case no, this won't be suited for what you do with wildlife here's a link to their lens roadmap they've just released the 14mm and have plans for a 10-14mm later in the year http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/xf_lens/roadmap/ There is a panoramic setting within the...

Ha, I think you'll find you'll be using the canon gear as a backup to the Fuji. Then sell the canon cos you won't go back. Has happened to many other Canon togs in the last year