The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread

Plain Nev said:
I didn't think any existed?
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I had no idea about them TBH, I just spotted it in a field near another area of interest (Maple Corridor), no signs around it or anything like that.

From what I gather from Reddit - There is a museum nearby, so it's likely something to do with them, and VERY likely to be a replica.
 
nice photos,I notice you use the 100-400 and 33 a lot also. They both render close ups nicely , the 33 seems to render nice closeups with a good balance ,hmm food for thought
 
SsSsSsSsSnake said:
Most of the second hand ones have moisture in,is this common as a result of the innards?
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In all honesty, I have no idea.
SsSsSsSsSnake said:
nice photos,I notice you use the 100-400 and 33 a lot also. They both render close ups nicely , the 33 seems to render nice closeups with a good balance ,hmm food for thought
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35, not the 33
For semi close up. The 35 is really nice, as it can focus pretty damn close.
 
Playing with the camera on the way to Kawaguchiko, I grabbed this as a train passed in the opposite direction. I didn't use burst, just a single shot, so this was super lucky! I wasn't expecting anything, I just sometimes like to feel the shutter click. As it happens, I like the way the silhouettes lined up, and love that greeny colour of the glass.

Kawaguchiko by Jamie Moulton, on Flickr
 
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