The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

Personally wish there was an option to control the aperture from the adjustment dial wheels, at least it would be nice as an alternative.
Enjoy using the XC 16-50 and 27mm lenses in that fashion, maybe something for a future firmware update
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If you're after that experience, you need an XC lens :D
Personally, it's why I don't have an XC lens ...
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Apart from the aperture control the XC 16-50 MkII is a superb lens, use it all the time on my X-E2
Still think that dial controlled aperture could be there as an option, after all SS is available via the front wheel
 
tijuana taxi said:
Still think that dial controlled aperture could be there as an option, after all SS is available via the front wheel
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A retrograde step. Dials are what Fuji is about! :D Not controls which should just be on a wireless. ;)
 
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markrichardson said:
Great set of photos you're producing! Really like the tone of them.
Is the figure on the right a real person or a statue? Looks almost a bit Gormely-esque in silhouette.
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Haha. Cheers. No, it's a real person. It's a natural swimming pool used by locals. I went there a few times hoping to catch a few people under the bigger waves that came over the edge, but didn't get the shot that I really wanted. :confused:
 
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Just a simple candid street style Fujigraph taken of an elderly Lady sitting on a wall appearing to be "Deep In Thought"

X-T2, 55-200mm Lens, 1/140th @ F5.6, ISO-200, Handheld.
Deep In Thought (3)-03128 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr

:ty: for looking., (y):fuji:

George.
 
JohnN said:
Well thanks to all who suggested getting in touch with Fuji - I called this morning and they directed me to repair.fujifilm.co.uk and said just choose under warranty, a box should be turning up in a few and he said it'd be FOC :D
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Result. Keep us informed.
 
JohnN said:
Well thanks to all who suggested getting in touch with Fuji - I called this morning and they directed me to repair.fujifilm.co.uk and said just choose under warranty, a box should be turning up in a few and he said it'd be FOC :D
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Nice I must try the Irish centre. I've just emailed the UK one, as that is the email that they use even for the Irish centre.
 
Dave70D said:
Well the sun came out and stayed out today :)


Synchronized Texting by David Ore, on Flickr




Hove Beach Huts by David Ore, on Flickr
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These two Fujigraphs work for me really well Sir, #1 is the strongest without a doubt in my book, and #2 if it were mine I'd crop out the person on the far right and crop from the left in line with the upright corner of the building in the background. Only my suggestions of coarse for what they're worth.(y)

George.
 
G.K.Jnr. said:
These two Fujigraphs work for me really well Sir, #1 is the strongest without a doubt in my book, and #2 if it were mine I'd crop out the person on the far right and crop from the left in line with the upright corner of the building in the background. Only my suggestions of coarse for what they're worth.(y)

George.
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Thank you George for the nice words, did not notice the person at the end :)
 
dave.hallett said:
Not my usual style. Probably not to everyone's taste. And I wouldn't really advise anyone to use a tripod and a 20s exposure for street photography. But I can't help liking the result...


Mortality by David Hallett, on Flickr
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I like it, interesting that the old man moved more in that 20 seconds than the 3 people over by the tower/lighthouse[?]
 
Cagey75 said:
I like it, interesting that the old man moved more in that 20 seconds than the 3 people over by the tower/lighthouse[?]
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It is indeed a lighthouse, a rather ancient one. Of course, if the couple only moved their heads, like him, this is just the result you would expect. Still, I was pleasantly surprised when I discovered how still they'd kept!
 
JohnN said:
Well thanks to all who suggested getting in touch with Fuji - I called this morning and they directed me to repair.fujifilm.co.uk and said just choose under warranty, a box should be turning up in a few and he said it'd be FOC :D
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Excellent John (y)
 
Looks like glass prices (and some bodies) are on their way up, so if you are looking to buy new, you might need to start searching for dealers that have stock on the shelves.

(Even WEX glass prices have just gone up, though they have slashed the GFX glass prices, must resist, must resist.......)
 
I'm guessing you keep your camera's clock set to UK time (judging by the EXIF time stamp and a little local knowledge of where the shot was taken!)

One of my favourite views when dining, although it's usually darker by the time we eat at the Amphora. Often see the matching sea and sky colours at just the right time but never caught them.

My only criticism is that the horizon looks slightly squiffy.
 
Nod said:
I'm guessing you keep your camera's clock set to UK time (judging by the EXIF time stamp and a little local knowledge of where the shot was taken!)

One of my favourite views when dining, although it's usually darker by the time we eat at the Amphora. Often see the matching sea and sky colours at just the right time but never caught them.

My only criticism is that the horizon looks slightly squiffy.
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Cheers Nod! And no, I didn't bother adjusting my camera to local time. Only causes more bother when I forget to change it back :-). I'm on my phone now so I'll take a look at the horizon later. My main focus was getting the uprights vertical so it could be that a little warping is needed. Picture has made Flickr Explore though, which is always nice!
 
G.K.Jnr. said:
Just a simple tourist type Fujigraph taken of part of the Brighton i360 tourist attraction.

X-T2, 55-200mm Lens, 1/280th @ F8, ISO-200, Handheld.
Brighton i360-03165 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr

:ty: for looking., (y):fuji:

George.
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Nice one George, my mum and I went on that when I had the 70D and it was the hardest I have ever done in photography as reflections were terrible.
 
Well the box in a box arrived today which I thought was very quick, should be posted tomorrow
 
Dave70D said:
Nice one George, my mum and I went on that when I had the 70D and it was the hardest I have ever done in photography as reflections were terrible.
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Thank you kindly Sir, sure is appreciated.(y)

George.
 
yamahatdm900 said:
Another one from the British Camp, I did get a bit of colour in the sky in the end, the plus thing being out when the weather is not so good is that you quite often get the place to yourself.

British Camp by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Fuji X-T2 anf 14mm f2.8
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That's a beautiful shot, love the colours and composition :)
 
yamahatdm900 said:
Another one from the British Camp, I did get a bit of colour in the sky in the end, the plus thing being out when the weather is not so good is that you quite often get the place to yourself.

British Camp by Graham Norton, on Flickr

Fuji X-T2 anf 14mm f2.8
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Very nice Fujigraph Sir, lovely sky, well composed, and good colours.(y)

George.
 
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