The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread
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Whilst deliberating, the ‘In Stock’ X100VIs in silver have now sold out
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Fujifilm X100VI Digital Camera - Silver
Introducing the FUJIFILM X100VI Digital Camera Embodying a Fusion of Innovation and Tradition FUJIFILM Corporation (President & CEO, Representative Director: Teiichi Goto) proudly unveils the FUJIFILM X100VI digital camera ("X100VI"), the latest addition to the esteemed X Series line. This...
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Whilst deliberating, the ‘In Stock’ X100VIs in silver have now sold out
I thought silver was for Hipsters?
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Black is for the person who has all their cameras in black, so the OH doesn’t notice.
As soon as I bought my silver XE1 it was noticed straight away.
I have had 5 black cameras over the last few years and the upgrades have gone unnoticed
As soon as I bought my silver XE1 it was noticed straight away.
I have had 5 black cameras over the last few years and the upgrades have gone unnoticed
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Fortunately my wife doesn’t care/nag when it comes to my purchases.
It is only people on here that do that
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Mine positively encourages my purchases because she doesn't like me when I'm grumpy.Fortunately my wife doesn’t care/nag when it comes to my purchases.
It is only people on here that do that
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My street when it snowed. Finally managed to work out linking from Glass.
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I enjoyed myself so much last week in Manchester that I went back for another look. I didn't get there until about 2, so by then the light was already starting to go and so I didn't get the kind of photos I was after, but quite pleased with these.
These were taken on the tram going back to the railway station as I like this kind of abstract but it can be a bit hit and miss.
These were taken on the tram going back to the railway station as I like this kind of abstract but it can be a bit hit and miss.
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This only shows up as a link for me, rather than an embedded picture.My street when it snowed. Finally managed to work out linking from Glass.
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Is this by choice, or have the instructions I gave you in the Glass thread not worked for you?
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On that note, I have a confession to make. I was weak and pitiful and succumbed to the lure of weather sealing and a tilting screen.Mine positively encourages my purchases because she doesn't like me when I'm grumpy.
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On that note, I have a confession to make. I was weak and pitiful and succumbed to the lure of weather sealing and a tilting screen.
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Yeah but at least it's black............................
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I only have one silver camera and that's only because black ones are rarer than Rocking Horse S**t and stupid expensive.
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Me too, I have the original X100 in silver as black one's weren't available at that time!
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Interchangable lens (no built in ND filter), but retains OVF/EVF of X100 series - a bit bigger in the hand
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To add to what @gramps said, the sensor and CPU on the Xpro 3 is X-trans 4, which makes it the same as the X100V (the X100VI uses X-trans 5 sensor/CPU, so in that respect, the quote is wrong)
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Just me being a dumbass
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Ah OK, I was going to offer to try and helpJust me being a dumbass
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I got it eventually. Just one of those days I reckon. I`m just so used to the flickr bb code thing. But thank you for the nudge, GrahamAh OK, I was going to offer to try and help
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And of course the VI is 40mp whereas the X-Pro3 is 26mp
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A candid street style Snap captured through the steamed up window of a London fast food joint caught two ladies having a conversation while taking some refreshments.
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Fabulous capture - love the street appeal and the abstract of it all, awesome in mono for impact……just wOwA candid street style Snap captured through the steamed up window of a London fast food joint caught two ladies having a conversation while taking some refreshments.
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Awesome capture George, well worthy of ExploreA candid street style Snap captured through the steamed up window of a London fast food joint caught two ladies having a conversation while taking some refreshments.
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Well I’ve just gone and purchased my first Fujifilm camera.
X-e5 in silver with 23mm kit lens.
Any recommendations as to where to look for tips on setting it up, etc appreciated.
Previous cameras were Pentax dslr and current Sony A7c (which I need to move on).
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X-e5 in silver with 23mm kit lens.
Any recommendations as to where to look for tips on setting it up, etc appreciated.
Previous cameras were Pentax dslr and current Sony A7c (which I need to move on).
Thanks in advance
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Not sure on the E5, but if you Google Fuji x-e5 setting up. There should be a ton on u tube .
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Pal2Tech on Youtube tends to be 'the' guy for Fuji setups. Bear in mind that if you can't find one specifically for the X-E5, any other video for a Fuji 5-series camera will apply; they all have the same menus/sensors with very little specifics between the models. The closest will be the X-T50.
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Hi all, first time post on this thread - my main camera is a GFX series but I also have an x-t3 with the 18-55 kit lens for occasions that the larger set up isn’t suitable for.
I’m looking to get a lens for sport shooting (local football and rugby mainly) but also the occasional trip to the Mach Loop for aviation photography.
At the moment I’m stuck between the 50-140 and the 100-400, clearly it’s a choice over focal length vs aperture but I’d welcome any thoughts regarding whether the 50-140 would be long enough - if it is it would be a clear front runner.
I’m looking to get a lens for sport shooting (local football and rugby mainly) but also the occasional trip to the Mach Loop for aviation photography.
At the moment I’m stuck between the 50-140 and the 100-400, clearly it’s a choice over focal length vs aperture but I’d welcome any thoughts regarding whether the 50-140 would be long enough - if it is it would be a clear front runner.
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50-140 is my go to for sports photography, but I think it would be too short for aviation. I'm looking to add either a 100-400 or 150-600.
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In between all the rain we have been having yesterday stood out with amazing light. Just a walk into Cowes from Gurnard chasing that light!
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When the Light is Beautiful it must be Chased. by Nick Lowe, on Flickr
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In between all the rain we have been having yesterday stood out with amazing light. Just a walk into Cowes from Gurnard chasing that light!
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Very nice landscape style capture Nick, liking this pic very much.
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Thanks, having a look around the site plus on google it seems the perfect focal length for the Mach Loop is around 300mm on FF. given this, the 50-140 plus 1.4 TC might be a nice combination!
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wow beautiful light on that capture Nick, awesomely caught…!!In between all the rain we have been having yesterday stood out with amazing light. Just a walk into Cowes from Gurnard chasing that light!
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