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I was working in Newcastle on Monday, so I had to stop at my favourite piece of art. X-T4 & XF 16-80.
The Fabulous Fuji X owners thread
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Walk down Ventnor bay with the wife. Swimmer psyching himself up to take the plunge. Rather him than me 
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Walk down Ventnor bay with the wife. Swimmer psyching himself up to take the plunge. Rather him than me
Interesting how the light makes the horizon look curved to the left, but thats an optical illusion.
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A few shots of Lani Diaz in London at the weekend.
Shot with an X-T5 and 33mm f/1.4
It's been a while since I've been out shooting with Models up town.
This was in and about Coal Drop Yard.
Lani Diaz: Pierre Garroudi Fashionmob - Kings Cross by Tim White, on Flickr
Lani Diaz: Pierre Garroudi Fashionmob - Kings Cross by Tim White, on Flickr
Lani Diaz: Pierre Garroudi Fashionmob - Kings Cross by Tim White, on Flickr
Lani Diaz: Pierre Garroudi Fashionmob - Kings Cross by Tim White, on Flickr
Lani Diaz: Pierre Garroudi Fashionmob - Kings Cross by Tim White, on Flickr
Shot with an X-T5 and 33mm f/1.4
It's been a while since I've been out shooting with Models up town.
This was in and about Coal Drop Yard.
Lani Diaz: Pierre Garroudi Fashionmob - Kings Cross by Tim White, on Flickr
Lani Diaz: Pierre Garroudi Fashionmob - Kings Cross by Tim White, on Flickr
Lani Diaz: Pierre Garroudi Fashionmob - Kings Cross by Tim White, on Flickr
Lani Diaz: Pierre Garroudi Fashionmob - Kings Cross by Tim White, on Flickr
Lani Diaz: Pierre Garroudi Fashionmob - Kings Cross by Tim White, on Flickr
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I find this a lot on the 16-55 wide open, I feel the horizon is not straight but C1 says it is. Or just my old eyes deceiving me
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I find this a lot on the 16-55 wide open, I feel the horizon is not straight but C1 says it is. Or just my old eyes deceiving me
Curvature of the earth?? Probably old eyes and a slight optical illusion
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Plus the way the waves are shaped pulls your eyes that way,if you cover them up it’s straight
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I find this a lot on the 16-55 wide open, I feel the horizon is not straight but C1 says it is. Or just my old eyes deceiving me
Maybe it's C1... I find most of mine feel wonky to me, but C1 says they're straight.
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Don't be soft, the earth's flat mate, everyone knows
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I find that with Affinity too. I’ve even checked by scrolling up to the top of the monitor before!Maybe it's C1... I find most of mine feel wonky to me, but C1 says they're straight.
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Don't be soft, the earth's flat mate, everyone knows
People all around the world agree with you.
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Off to the Highlands next week and in addition to taking all my Nikon gear, I’m thinking of throwing the little X-Pro1 in the bag as well as I love using it.
Thinking about picking up an additional lens for the trip to my 35mm f2, trying to choose between a 14mm f2.8, an 18-55 or an 18mm f2. Obviously I have the 18-55 covered with the Nikon gear, thinking I’d like to try the 14mm as I’ve never owned one and a wide angle prime would be great fun particularly in Scotland.
Anyone have thoughts on which they’d choose in my boat?
Thinking about picking up an additional lens for the trip to my 35mm f2, trying to choose between a 14mm f2.8, an 18-55 or an 18mm f2. Obviously I have the 18-55 covered with the Nikon gear, thinking I’d like to try the 14mm as I’ve never owned one and a wide angle prime would be great fun particularly in Scotland.
Anyone have thoughts on which they’d choose in my boat?
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I`ve had the 14mm, and it`s a lovely little lens.
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Last year. I did Scotland with a MFT and 12-45, don’t think I changed it in the whole week
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Not sure how much the 14mm F2 is, but the Viltrox 13mm F/1.4 is a great lens.
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Mushrooms by Lewis Craik, on Flickr
More mushrooms from my local woods (from last weekend, but didn't get around to sharing).
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Went for a quick walk while my car was in for an MOT. I love spending time in the woods, I just find it so hard to photograph. It's something I intend to work on.
I know the rough idea of what I want to achieve - Deep shadows and soft directional light, almost "Renaissance" style lighting. I can see glimpses of it here, it's just not a particularly strong scene. Still, it's a damn sight better than any other woodland stuff I've done so far. A step in the right direction!
Woodland by Jamie Moulton, on Flickr
I know the rough idea of what I want to achieve - Deep shadows and soft directional light, almost "Renaissance" style lighting. I can see glimpses of it here, it's just not a particularly strong scene. Still, it's a damn sight better than any other woodland stuff I've done so far. A step in the right direction!
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A quick autumnal shot from Wales. This has had to be cropped square as unfortunately, unbeknown to me, my 50-140 has a bit of a problem in that whilst the centre is sharp the rest is badly out of focus I should have tested more thoroughly when I first got it (second hand as a private sale) and definitely before I took it away on a week to Wales. Said lens is now booked in with Fuji so I’ll get to experience the well regarded Fuji service and repair process.
Autumn by Jcw Photographic, on Flickr
I should have tested more thoroughly when I first got it (second hand as a private sale) and definitely before I took it away on a week to Wales. Said lens is now booked in with Fuji so I’ll get to experience the well regarded Fuji service and repair process. Autumn by Jcw Photographic, on Flickr
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A few motorsport photos over the last couple of pages so thought I'd share some I took at the Silverstone GP a few months ago.
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A bit late to the party but visited Silverstone about a month ago to attend the British GP weekend, here's some of my favourites. Was using my Fuji X-T5, most of the shots were taken with the 70-300mm lens with a few with the 35mm F2.
Silverstone F1 2024 British GP by JoaoDuraes, on Flickr
Silverstone F1 2024 British GP by JoaoDuraes, on Flickr
Silverstone F1 2024 British GP by JoaoDuraes, on Flickr
Silverstone F1 2024 British GP by JoaoDuraes, on Flickr
Silverstone F1 2024 British GP by JoaoDuraes, on Flickr
Silverstone F1 2024 British GP by JoaoDuraes, on Flickr
Silverstone F1 2024 British GP by JoaoDuraes, on Flickr
Silverstone F1 2024 British GP by JoaoDuraes, on Flickr
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Playing with the Laowa 65mm again. I think this has to be one of my favourite ever lens’
Decay by Jcw Photographic, on Flickr
Decay by Jcw Photographic, on Flickr
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No mention of X-M5 in here. Nobody interested ??
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Not me.
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I'm not sure that we are the target audience...