The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

AJQS said:
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Tripod fell over, landed on L bracket, no damage to body bar a teeny scratch to lcd but 16-55mm mount snapped at the bosses the screws go into. Going off to Fiji ASAP.
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Sorry to see this mate. My 16-55mm face planted a Welsh hillside over the weekend with my 14 or so stone behind it. Thankfully it was onto very soft (albeit wet) moss / grass and seems to have cleaned up okay! Hope it isn't too expensive a fix.
 
jimmyjamjojo said:
The only ones I see are ambiguous - the photos show 126S but the listing shows just 126, and compatability only lists older models.
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I've been using the Homesuit batteries from Amazon. They seem to work fine in the X-T3. I've only used them for a few months and not exclusively as I have a lot of other batteries so I can't vouch for their longevity but at £22 for 2 with a charger I thought it was worth taking a chance.
 
Whilst on holiday I picked myself up a used XF 100-400 in great condition (thanks Cambrian Photography) and have been delighted with it.

I'm considering getting the XF 1.4x converter and wondered if anyone had tried this combination and what impact the TC has on AF spead and image quality. I'm hoping to start taking some more bird / widelife photos so the extra reach would be useful. My camera is the X-H1.

Thanks

Dave
 
daveproctor said:
Whilst on holiday I picked myself up a used XF 100-400 in great condition (thanks Cambrian Photography) and have been delighted with it.

I'm considering getting the XF 1.4x converter and wondered if anyone had tried this combination and what impact the TC has on AF spead and image quality. I'm hoping to start taking some more bird / widelife photos so the extra reach would be useful. My camera is the X-H1.

Thanks

Dave
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I used a 1.4TC with a 100-400 on an XT-2 a few years ago and it didn't really affect AF speed so on the XH-1 I don't think you would be disappointed.
 
daveproctor said:
Whilst on holiday I picked myself up a used XF 100-400 in great condition (thanks Cambrian Photography) and have been delighted with it.

I'm considering getting the XF 1.4x converter and wondered if anyone had tried this combination and what impact the TC has on AF spead and image quality. I'm hoping to start taking some more bird / widelife photos so the extra reach would be useful. My camera is the X-H1.

Thanks

Dave
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Dave

Great choice of lens and body! Love the X-H1 and its love child, the X-S10, which arrived yesterday from Fuji Refurb in totally 'as new' condition.

Absolutely no difference to AF or IQ at all. I have both converters and the 1.4x is my favourite as the 2x starts to drop off from 340mm onwards. The 1.4x is lovely on the 100-400mm as well as the 50-140mmm. and will be used on my 70-300mm once the very slow boat from the Phillipines arrives and it is unloaded!
 
patr said:
Dave

Great choice of lens and body! Love the X-H1 and its love child, the X-S10, which arrived yesterday from Fuji Refurb in totally 'as new' condition.

Absolutely no difference to AF or IQ at all. I have both converters and the 1.4x is my favourite as the 2x starts to drop off from 340mm onwards. The 1.4x is lovely on the 100-400mm as well as the 50-140mmm. and will be used on my 70-300mm once the very slow boat from the Phillipines arrives and it is unloaded!
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That's great news. I bought the X-H1 as a baby brother to my GFX50S and have fallen in love with it. It's so well designed - a joy to use.
 
daveproctor said:
Whilst on holiday I picked myself up a used XF 100-400 in great condition (thanks Cambrian Photography) and have been delighted with it.

I'm considering getting the XF 1.4x converter and wondered if anyone had tried this combination and what impact the TC has on AF spead and image quality. I'm hoping to start taking some more bird / widelife photos so the extra reach would be useful. My camera is the X-H1.

Thanks

Dave
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I've used the 100-400 & 1.4TC quite a bit, although on either an X-T2 or T3. Needs a bit of light at the long end, but I've got images I'm very pleased with from it.

560mm @ 3200 ISO....

DSCF0731 by Steve Jelly, on Flickr
 
imattersuk said:
100V.....

Newburgh by Pete Downham Photography, on Flickr
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Love the colours and overall processing @imattersuk

Mark Dell said:
X1000V

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Nice composition @Mark Dell

Tom30 said:
I keep getting tempted to sell all my gear and get the 100v. Love the look and the outputs from the camera. I feel I'd regret it though if I did it.
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I’ve had loads of different makes and models of camera and hundreds of lenses (many repurchased several times!) over the years and I regularly revert to just the iPhone in my pocket for periods of time but there is something magical about the X100 series cameras that keep me coming back - and despite a habit of selling stuff if it is not used for two weeks, I can’t let the V go this time.
 
For anyone thinking of selling up to get an X100 but worried about missing the flexibility - the X-E3 / X-E4 is the obvious solution IMO.

With the 27mm lens it's the same size as the X100.

It's why I got one.
 
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Tom30 said:
Something a bit different. Ventured away from street and back to what originally got me interested in photography; nature.

X-T30 + XF 16mm F2.8

Edit: Aperture priority mode with max iso I think 3200, and minimum shutter 1/60th.

DSCF3395 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3358 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3351 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3272 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3349 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3324 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3302 by Thomas A, on Flickr
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Would love to know your secrets - the processing, colours and sharpness are out of this world (y)
 
Tom30 said:
Something a bit different. Ventured away from street and back to what originally got me interested in photography; nature.

X-T30 + XF 16mm F2.8

Edit: Aperture priority mode with max iso I think 3200, and minimum shutter 1/60th.

DSCF3395 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3358 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3351 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3272 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3349 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3324 by Thomas A, on Flickr

DSCF3302 by Thomas A, on Flickr
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I love these, and I especially like the colours. Like @bl0at3r said, I'd love to know how you did the processing!
 
bl0at3r said:
Would love to know your secrets - the processing, colours and sharpness are out of this world (y)
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Carl Hall said:
I love these, and I especially like the colours. Like @bl0at3r said, I'd love to know how you did the processing!
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Thanks a lot :D

So 1 and 4 are using a preset I was sent then adjusted some of the HSL settings.

2, 3 & 6 were using a preset I made a few months back where I was trying to get an Alen Palender look. They'll then have adjustments to HSL and/or tone curve. Increases in contrast, shadows & blacks, clarity and dehaze. Decreases in highlights, whites and texture. Purple and magenta desaturated completely. Blue, aqua and green desaturated but the amount would differ. Reds and yellows made more orange, and also desaturated slightly. Slight blue/purple midtones and slight light green shadows in 2 and 3.

Number 5, similar to above but with lower decreases & increases in the tone and presence settings. Yellows have been made more green, aquas made more blue, blues lighter. Purple & magenta dropped, everything else desaturated slightly.

All will have adjustments to the tone curves but that's image specific. I hope that helps.
 
G.K.Jnr. said:
"Relaxing Text"

Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken at London UK of a guy just relaxing on his bag texting. At first I thought the guy might be homeless but it turned out he's far from that. We ended up having quite a nice chat. I still asked him if I could take a snap of him though.

Relaxing Text (1)-03576 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr

:ty: for looking., (y):fuji:
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Could almost be Billy Connolly's brother...
 
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