The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

So I was fast asleep 0730am this morning only to be waken up by a delivery van.
Fujinon 90mm f2.0 R LM WR has landed!! :o
Now that's speedy delivery indeed!! :D
 
Fuguru said:
So I was fast asleep 0730am this morning only to be waken up by a delivery van.
Fujinon 90mm f2.0 R LM WR has landed!! :o
Now that's speedy delivery indeed!! :D
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Wow they must of been working yesterday then.
 
Another of my adventures focusing adapted manual lenses at wide apertures in the dark. I'm slowly improving. But the thing I like about street photography is the way it can deliver unique moments. Check out this guy's expression as the bloke in a hoodie approaches..


Parental guidance by David Hallett, on Flickr

EXIF for the lens is unreliable. It's probably at f/2 for the lens, which is effectively f/1.4ish with the focal reducer.
 
dave.hallett said:
Another of my adventures focusing adapted manual lenses at wide apertures in the dark. I'm slowly improving. But the thing I like about street photography is the way it can deliver unique moments. Check out this guy's expression as the bloke in a hoodie approaches..


Parental guidance by David Hallett, on Flickr

EXIF for the lens is unreliable. It's probably at f/2 for the lens, which is effectively f/1.4ish with the focal reducer.
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That's lovely, atmosphere translates so well [emoji3]
 
yamahatdm900 said:
I've been very lax on posting pictures lately, hers some from a trip to the lakes last November.

My Back Garden by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Distant View of Skiddaw by Graham

Norton, on Flickr

High Brandlehow Jetty by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Derwent Water by Graham Norton, on Flickr

As Time Goes By - In Explore 30/11/2016 by Graham Norton, on Flickr


Distant Views by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Rather a lot in one go Im afraid.
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The jetty and the distant view of skiddaw are both excellent [emoji106]
 
yamahatdm900 said:
I've been very lax on posting pictures lately, hers some from a trip to the lakes last November.

My Back Garden by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Distant View of Skiddaw by Graham

Norton, on Flickr

High Brandlehow Jetty by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Derwent Water by Graham Norton, on Flickr

As Time Goes By - In Explore 30/11/2016 by Graham Norton, on Flickr


Distant Views by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Rather a lot in one go Im afraid.
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A lovely set! The first two are my favourites, but they're all good.
 
yamahatdm900 said:
I've been very lax on posting pictures lately, hers some from a trip to the lakes last November.

My Back Garden by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Distant View of Skiddaw by Graham

Norton, on Flickr

High Brandlehow Jetty by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Derwent Water by Graham Norton, on Flickr

As Time Goes By - In Explore 30/11/2016 by Graham Norton, on Flickr


Distant Views by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Rather a lot in one go Im afraid.
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What a beautiful set of images.
 
yamahatdm900 said:
I've been very lax on posting pictures lately, hers some from a trip to the lakes last November.

My Back Garden by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Distant View of Skiddaw by Graham

Norton, on Flickr

High Brandlehow Jetty by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Derwent Water by Graham Norton, on Flickr

As Time Goes By - In Explore 30/11/2016 by Graham Norton, on Flickr


Distant Views by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Rather a lot in one go Im afraid.
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Great set of images Sir, well composed with some very nice reflections.(y)

George.
 
dave.hallett said:
Another of my adventures focusing adapted manual lenses at wide apertures in the dark. I'm slowly improving. But the thing I like about street photography is the way it can deliver unique moments. Check out this guy's expression as the bloke in a hoodie approaches..


Parental guidance by David Hallett, on Flickr

EXIF for the lens is unreliable. It's probably at f/2 for the lens, which is effectively f/1.4ish with the focal reducer.
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Great shot Sir, and very well caught. Would probably work pretty well in mono.(y)

George.
 
yamahatdm900 said:
I've been very lax on posting pictures lately, hers some from a trip to the lakes last November.

My Back Garden by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Distant View of Skiddaw by Graham

Norton, on Flickr

High Brandlehow Jetty by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Derwent Water by Graham Norton, on Flickr

As Time Goes By - In Explore 30/11/2016 by Graham Norton, on Flickr


Distant Views by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Rather a lot in one go Im afraid.
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Not a fan of the frames, but beautiful images all round, good stuff
 
yamahatdm900 said:
I've been very lax on posting pictures lately, hers some from a trip to the lakes last November.

My Back Garden by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Distant View of Skiddaw by Graham

Norton, on Flickr

High Brandlehow Jetty by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Derwent Water by Graham Norton, on Flickr

As Time Goes By - In Explore 30/11/2016 by Graham Norton, on Flickr


Distant Views by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Rather a lot in one go Im afraid.
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Fantastic set. very well seen and taken.
 
Ian W said:
The jetty and the distant view of skiddaw are both excellent [emoji106]
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abryx said:
These are great.
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dave.hallett said:
A lovely set! The first two are my favourites, but they're all good.
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imattersuk said:
What a beautiful set of images.
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G.K.Jnr. said:
Great set of images Sir, well composed with some very nice reflections.(y)

George.
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Cagey75 said:
Not a fan of the frames, but beautiful images all round, good stuff
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trevorbray said:
Fantastic set. very well seen and taken.
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Thanks Guys appreciate the comments

@dave.hallett at the minute Ive got next Saturday morning free if your at a loose end and fancy a meet up in Oxford?
 
So Fujiholics - I've just had an accidental NY purchase to add to my burgeoning Fuji collection. Curry's currently have £100 off (until tomorrow) on Camera's over £1k. And they have a further bundle deal for 20% off if bought with a bundled lens. So, an X-Pro2 body only is currently £1349, but with the £100 off, it's £1249 - good, but not exceptional. However, if you scroll down the page, you can buy it with the 35mm 1.4 for a combined price of £1436. But then you can apply the £100 off code IMAGING100, making it a pretty amazing £1336 for an X-Pro2 and 35mm 1.4 (that lens is £429 on the site separately). And then it's still eligible for the £100 Fuji cashback, making it £1236 for camera and lens together. Seems like a deal to me. My only dilemma is with the missus - I kind of talked her into needing a Fuji compatible with my X-T2 and lenses for travel and the like. And she agreed.
 
Simes123 said:
So Fujiholics - I've just had an accidental NY purchase to add to my burgeoning Fuji collection. Curry's currently have £100 off (until tomorrow) on Camera's over £1k. And they have a further bundle deal for 20% off if bought with a bundled lens. So, an X-Pro2 body only is currently £1349, but with the £100 off, it's £1249 - good, but not exceptional. However, if you scroll down the page, you can buy it with the 35mm 1.4 for a combined price of £1436. But then you can apply the £100 off code IMAGING100, making it a pretty amazing £1336 for an X-Pro2 and 35mm 1.4 (that lens is £429 on the site separately). And then it's still eligible for the £100 Fuji cashback, making it £1236 for camera and lens together. Seems like a deal to me. My only dilemma is with the missus - I kind of talked her into needing a Fuji compatible with my X-T2 and lenses for travel and the like. And she agreed.
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Sweet. You're a born negotiator
 
Simes123 said:
So Fujiholics - I've just had an accidental NY purchase to add to my burgeoning Fuji collection. Curry's currently have £100 off (until tomorrow) on Camera's over £1k. And they have a further bundle deal for 20% off if bought with a bundled lens. So, an X-Pro2 body only is currently £1349, but with the £100 off, it's £1249 - good, but not exceptional. However, if you scroll down the page, you can buy it with the 35mm 1.4 for a combined price of £1436. But then you can apply the £100 off code IMAGING100, making it a pretty amazing £1336 for an X-Pro2 and 35mm 1.4 (that lens is £429 on the site separately). And then it's still eligible for the £100 Fuji cashback, making it £1236 for camera and lens together. Seems like a deal to me. My only dilemma is with the missus - I kind of talked her into needing a Fuji compatible with my X-T2 and lenses for travel and the like. And she agreed.
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Someone further in the thread mentioned double cashback has been extended. Not sure if it's still available.
 
Simes123 said:
So Fujiholics - I've just had an accidental NY purchase to add to my burgeoning Fuji collection. Curry's currently have £100 off (until tomorrow) on Camera's over £1k. And they have a further bundle deal for 20% off if bought with a bundled lens. So, an X-Pro2 body only is currently £1349, but with the £100 off, it's £1249 - good, but not exceptional. However, if you scroll down the page, you can buy it with the 35mm 1.4 for a combined price of £1436. But then you can apply the £100 off code IMAGING100, making it a pretty amazing £1336 for an X-Pro2 and 35mm 1.4 (that lens is £429 on the site separately). And then it's still eligible for the £100 Fuji cashback, making it £1236 for camera and lens together. Seems like a deal to me. My only dilemma is with the missus - I kind of talked her into needing a Fuji compatible with my X-T2 and lenses for travel and the like. And she agreed.
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Can you sort out brexit next, thanks ;)
 
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