The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

Upon importing my first batch of photos from xt2 to LR, all the photos have gone into the library in a random order which is making the work flow a PITA.

I've not changed settings since my previous import from other cameras. Any ideas?
 
addicknchips said:
Upon importing my first batch of photos from xt2 to LR, all the photos have gone into the library in a random order which is making the work flow a PITA.

I've not changed settings since my previous import from other cameras. Any ideas?
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At the bottom of the window there is an option called sort. If you change this to capture time, this should order them into the sequence your pics were taken.
Not sure if this is what you were asking though.
 
Seanazz said:
At the bottom of the window there is an option called sort. If you change this to capture time, this should order them into the sequence your pics were taken.
Not sure if this is what you were asking though.
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Thanks I'll give that a go!
 
Nod said:
The "DR" is a Dover registration. Beer comes (IIRC) under "EX" for Exeter and is probably a bit far for a relatively small boat to be from home.

Love the colours, composition etc..
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They don't have to be registered at their home port. You can buy a boat along with its registration (for a price!) and keep its number. Even small boats fish around the coast. This site http://www.padstow-harbour.co.uk/fishing_boat_reg_codes.pdf gives all the codes. When I worked for the Scottish Fisheries at Oban (west coast) it was common to have "strangers" fishing from our port and equally Oban boats fishing, say, Whitby on the east coast.
 
Jelster said:
Is anybody using the Nisin i60A with their "Air" wireless system?

From what I have read, this allows you to have multiple OCF with TTL, is that right?
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Yes - works really well - I have three flashes - all can be used OC with TTL.. Unfortunately no HSS yet - but it is promised soon.
 
Okay. Is anyone successfully using a CPL with the Fuji 10-24mm? Have a trip to Glen Coe soon and wondering whether to bother as am well aware of the issue with using polarisers on a UWA.

Cheers

Ian
 
Just testing the distance scale on the xt1, it's way out! Not even useful as a guide.
 
dave.hallett said:
OK, so I lied. I may have a shot or two more from Pembrokeshire :). This was a pain to process because the light was quite bright (the only time in my entire trip!) and I didn't use a polariser to control the reflections off the rocks. But it turned out OK eventually...


Barafundle Bay by David Hallett, on Flickr
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That's a nice 'un.
 
dave.hallett said:
OK, so I lied. I may have a shot or two more from Pembrokeshire :). This was a pain to process because the light was quite bright (the only time in my entire trip!) and I didn't use a polariser to control the reflections off the rocks. But it turned out OK eventually...


Barafundle Bay by David Hallett, on Flickr
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Really like that David the best one for me from your Pembrokeshire visit.
 
dave.hallett said:
OK, so I lied. I may have a shot or two more from Pembrokeshire :). This was a pain to process because the light was quite bright (the only time in my entire trip!) and I didn't use a polariser to control the reflections off the rocks. But it turned out OK eventually...


Barafundle Bay by David Hallett, on Flickr
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"Cracking" shot Sir, well composed, great sky, and spot on mono PP work giving a good puchy full range of tones with detail in the highlights & shadows.(y)

George.
 
Thunderbird010 said:
Finally got out with the X-T20 this morning and tested the Samyang 12mm out.

The Lowry by Andrew Duxbury, on Flickr

BBC Media City by Andrew Duxbury, on Flickr

Cyclists over the bridge at BBC Media City by Andrew Duxbury, on Flickr

Salford Quays HDR by Andrew Duxbury, on Flickr
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Crikey, the detail that X-T20 captures is something else! (nice shots by the way)

I've spent some time with the X-T10 today, and having got used to the smaller size, reckon I now have an upgrade path to the X-T20 at some point. So much camera for relatively little.
 
BacktotheFuji said:
Crikey, the detail that X-T20 captures is something else! (nice shots by the way)

I've spent some time with the X-T10 today, and having got used to the smaller size, reckon I now have an upgrade path to the X-T20 at some point. So much camera for relatively little.
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Its a great camera, doesn't have all the bells and whistles that the XT2 has but it has most things and once you set it up to how you want it its no problem having the missing dials . For my needs its enough and the shadows and highlights you can pull back is amazing.
 
Thunderbird010 said:
Its a great camera, doesn't have all the bells and whistles that the XT2 has but it has most things and once you set it up to how you want it its no problem having the missing dials . For my needs its enough and the shadows and highlights you can pull back is amazing.
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I am really fancying one of these as an upgrade from my XT-1 - what do you reckon?
 
Thunderbird010 said:
I've had an X-T10 before so if you haven't had one or held one you may be in for a shock size wise. If you have I would say get one, the autofocus is faster especially for tracking and the details the new sensor produces is excellent.
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Thanks a lot Andy - size definitely matters to me... smaller is better! :D
 
I had a play with the t20 on Saturday. It's less of a difference than what i was expecting compared to my t1. I would find it very difficult to justify the t2 premium.
 
yamahatdm900 said:
Really like that David the best one for me from your Pembrokeshire visit.
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Thanks Graham, perhaps it's a good place to stop then! We shall see... :-) Your shot is a real beauty though, not like my unnatural weirdness :D

G.K.Jnr. said:
"Cracking" shot Sir, well composed, great sky, and spot on mono PP work giving a good puchy full range of tones with detail in the highlights & shadows.(y)

George.
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Thanks George, very kind. I must admit it's been a surprise to me on this trip to discover just how many of my beach images look better in mono. This one has come out quite eerie, I think, but it's a look I like...
 
Thunderbird010 said:
Finally got out with the X-T20 this morning and tested the Samyang 12mm out.

The Lowry by Andrew Duxbury, on Flickr

BBC Media City by Andrew Duxbury, on Flickr

Cyclists over the bridge at BBC Media City by Andrew Duxbury, on Flickr

Salford Quays HDR by Andrew Duxbury, on Flickr
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All are great, but I particularly like the middle two. I really must get to grips with the 12mm and learn to use it. To that end, I've ordered a UV filter for the front, as I was a bit reticent about exposing that big front element to sea spray down on the beach. Maybe that will help, we'll see :-) I'm also going to acquire a 16mm equivalent (manual 24mm plus focal reducer) when I can, as experiments this weekend comparing the Pentax K 28mm 3.5 to my 18-55 kit (the prime narrowly wins) have convinced me that my concerns about focal reducers being unsuitable for landscape work are unfounded, at least by my current standards. I won't post the shots here, as as they are very dull, but I will be duplicating the test "in the field" when I can, and happy to report further if people are interested.
 
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