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T2 & 100-400 plus the 1.4TC...
Last full moon of the year apparently.
Moon 06-05-20 by Steve Jelly, on Flickr
Last full moon of the year apparently.
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@G.K.Jnr. My son is big into video, he has just bought a Zhiyun Weebill-S to use with an EOS-R with 24-105 lens (older EF lens), he is very impressed and also says that it is very easy to setup the balance. Happy to ask him any questions you may have.
Hi George
I tried the Feiyutech A2000 with the XT-3 and I just found the whole experience to be wholly unenjoyable as like most units it doesn't support Fujifilm. I believe the new DJi Ronin SC Pro Combo might be better but not with the XH-1, too large and the eye cup prevents normal operation, should be fine with the XT-3. The other consideration is battery life, as we know you really need a grip with 3 batteries when shooting video and that narrows down compatibility even more. I don't see the point in a gimbal unless it allows full control over the camera and most seem geared to Sony.
Sorry I can't help more but i'm still researching this area myself and will let you know if I find something suitable, personally i'm leaning towards a GoPro8 for my needs.
Been a lurker on this thread for a bit, got a xh-1 in January. So thought I’d post a couple of snaps from my daily walk this morning. Used the 35mm f2. Straight out of camera.
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I thought instead of looking at my cameras, try and use one as sadly I need to pick them back up to use. Xpro2 + XF23mm f1.4 just now.
The Sunbather by Dave, on Flickr
That's a lovely Fujigraph Dave, and works very well against the black background.
George.
I think the size and weight of the RX10M4 might be an issue too, not sure. The Ronin S is by all accounts a superb piece of kit that takes the larger bodies but a friend has one and he says it's heavy and uncomfortable to use for anything over 10 minutes.Pete, that's very much appreciated. I didn't realise that most of the gimbals were very much Sony orientated. I naturally would prefer one for my X-H1s, but if the worst comes to the worst I could use my "Sony RX10M4" which can produce superb quality vid's in the right hands and also has a 24-600mm equivalent zoom. I would however still much prefer to use the X-H1 cameras.
Many thanks.,
George.
I think the size and weight of the RX10M4 might be an issue too, not sure. The Ronin S is by all accounts a superb piece of kit that takes the larger bodies but a friend has one and he says it's heavy and uncomfortable to use for anything over 10 minutes.
I tried the H1 on a number of occasions but just couldn’t get comfortable with it in the hand vs the XT-2. As evidenced by the comments from H1 owners, I am clearly in the minority. Not wanting to be a contrarian but it perhaps demonstrates the importance of handling a camera before purchase. Difficult I know in the current climate. Just my tuppence worth.
I'm in the same minorityI have used a friend's X-H1 but I much prefer the X-T bodies, possibly because I have small hands
I do sometimes add the battery grip to the X-T3 and have no issues with the extra size and weight when necessary but I changed from a FF Nikon to Fuji for the smaller size and weight as well as the great ergonomics, so the larger H1 just felt like a step in the 'wrong' direction for me. As you say, it's well worth handling the bodies before making a decision.
Last super moon, not full moon.T2 & 100-400 plus the 1.4TC...
Last full moon of the year apparently.
Moon 06-05-20 by Steve Jelly, on Flickr
Nice to see you getting there David.Managed just over two miles today, as my ankle recovers, its great to be out and about again (even in these 'Lockdown' times)
Footpath by David Yeoman, on Flickr
Railway Crossing by David Yeoman, on Flickr
Getting Ready For VE Day (Lucky Gust Of Wind) by David Yeoman, on Flickr
Shed by David Yeoman, on Flickr
Super shot there Dave.I thought instead of looking at my cameras, try and use one as sadly I need to pick them back up to use. Xpro2 + XF23mm f1.4 just now.
The Sunbather by Dave, on Flickr
Just a simple close up style Fujigraph taken in my home studio of a stem from a Bleeding Heart plant taken from my garden. Shot taken using a 105mm Macro Lens with lighting provided by three Studio Flash Heads each with a largish Soft box fitted and against a Black Paper background.
X-H1, 105mm Micro Nikkor (D) Lens, 1/125th @ F11, ISO-200, Multi Studio Flash.
My Bleeding Heart-03409 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
for looking.,
George.
Thant`s a beautifully taken image George, the black BG really makes it all pop.
George, that's an amazing capture - great photographic talent/skills Sir, beautiful looking plant and awesome colours....!!Just a simple close up style Fujigraph taken in my home studio of a stem from a Bleeding Heart plant taken from my garden. Shot taken using a 105mm Macro Lens with lighting provided by three Studio Flash Heads each with a largish Soft box fitted and against a Black Paper background.
X-H1, 105mm Micro Nikkor (D) Lens, 1/125th @ F11, ISO-200, Multi Studio Flash.
My Bleeding Heart-03409 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
for looking.,
George.
Nice to see you getting there David.
Just a simple close up style Fujigraph taken in my home studio of a stem from a Bleeding Heart plant taken from my garden. Shot taken using a 105mm Macro Lens with lighting provided by three Studio Flash Heads each with a largish Soft box fitted and against a Black Paper background.
X-H1, 105mm Micro Nikkor (D) Lens, 1/125th @ F11, ISO-200, Multi Studio Flash.
My Bleeding Heart-03409 by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr
for looking.,
George.
Not sure how this passed me by! StunningFrom a little while back when a lot of Shropshire was flooded. Most of my local haunt, Attingham Park, was underwater. Made for an interesting walk in the morning though.
Here's one from back then..
Flooded Field by Jason, on Flickr
Let's hope it has a better outcome this timeThanks Graham, I’m alright on the flat (and uphill), it’s the coming down that I’m struggling with. Physio said it’s going to be a few months before I get full mobility back, but plenty of exercise in the meantime - my annual Dinorwic visit on 27th Dec is still on the cards!!!
Got out just in time didn't I LOLAnother discount on xt3. £899 with free case
George, that's an amazing capture - great photographic talent/skills Sir, beautiful looking plant and awesome colours....!!
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Cracking job. Nice shapes and colours.
Thank you so much Trevor.Perfect