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A couple taken on a family holiday to Cornwall - X-T3 and 10-24 thanks for looking

laeufer auf dem deich by Rolf Marx, auf Flickr

X100s

watercolors ...

... Malachitfalter (Siproeta stelenes) by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr

A wonderful treat!

nrw forum martin parr fruehe werke 2 by Rolf Marx, auf Flickr

Some from a quick photowalk after a storm.

S.Angelo Ischia (Naples) Italy Fuji X100

Carl Zeiss Sonnar 135/2.8 Fuji X-E1 OOC Jpeg

Great Blue Heron

https://www.fujirumors.com/fujifilm-releases-firmware-update-fujifilm-x-e3-auto-geotagging-fujifilm-x-pro2-bug-fix/

warten by Rolf Marx, auf Flickr

I probably would have never have guessed this one. Greybeard proves the value of community learning and support.

Always good to have spare SD cards

1949 Carl Zeiss jena Tessar f4.5 40 mm by Claude, on Flickr

Hi Olaf That makes sense. The App has a different IPhone number than the one shown camera. by Jove, it worked. thank you! L

If you set the camera to RAW plus JPG (use „fine“ setting for JPG) and a monochrome mode, you‘ll get a black and white JPG and a coloured RAW. You can use the RAW file for different kinds of development inside the camera or with external software.

You'd have to go into the camera shooting menu's Film Simulation options. From there, you'll have the option to default to the Monochrome options. Keep in mind that once you shoot in monochrome, the pictures can't be reverted to color later. Here's a link to your camera's online manual. You'll also have the ability to download a PDF copy of the manual for yourself. http://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t100/index.html

A new month treat!

Heavily cropped.. shot with a Xt3 55-200mm

Spotted this gowana a little bit too late to get a photo on the ground and had the wrong lens on to start with. Xt3 35mm f1.4

Took a photo of the neighbours campsite SOOC just resized Xt3 35mm f1.4 @ f2 8000 iso 10sec

A marvelous surprise!

X100F

The problem (at least for me) has always been to get my head around the fact that the Q Menu and the Custom Settings are different concepts. Just because you can see some of the Custom Settings in the Q Menu does not mean they are the same thing.

I made a short last week on my last day in Japan. Shot on my Fuji X-T3 and with a Helios 44-M 58mm f2 lens.

Hey everyone! Just want to drop a note and say hello ... my name is Brian and I've been photographing things as a professional and hobbyist for more than 30 years. I'm a pretty new to Fujix system so have a lot to learn...this seems to be a perfect place to seek advice and help with everything related to Fujifilm camera and lenses. Cheers,

Thanks David ... nothin' better than a newbie welcome 😁. Cheers!

Some photos I took while roaming downtown Toronto...

X P1 35 f1.4

Just FYI: the usual term for that is "brassing." Yeah, that's not all that helpful.

About 2 months ago I switched from a Canon system to Fuji. I could not be more in love with the Fuji. Anyways one of the biggest things that brought me to Fuji was the ability to adapt lenses so easily. Here is my collection so far: Canon 28mm F3.5 FD mount Canon 50mm F1.4 FD mount Mamiya Sekor 50mm F2 M42 mount Super Takumar 50mm F1.4 M42 mount Super Takumar 105mm F2.8 M42 mount

The custom settings are essentially "virtual film types" for JPEG shooters. Raw shooters will have no use for custom settings. [On the cameras that don't have ISO dials -- X-T10/20/30 and X-E2/2S/3 -- the custom settings include ISO settings and, more importantly, auto-ISO configurations. Some Raw shooters might find having multiple auto-ISO configurations useful.] Because the Fuji uses control knobs for many functions, and there's no notion of PASM modes, exposure controls can't be saved and restored by the camera. This is, to me, the big downside of the direct controls. It would be nice if Fuji would at least let you set up a number of autofocus configurations. They couldn't control AF-S vs. AF-C, but all of the other AF settings are "soft." The Q menu is something totally different. It's a control panel that you can bring up with a single button-push that shows how 16 different features are currently configured, and allows you to change their settings directly from that control panel. You get to choose which features appear in the panel and how it's laid out. The Q menu doesn't "save" anything for later -- it changes the current camera settings.

The Carl Zeiss Jena lenses give great colors, sharpness and close focusing at very reasonable prices. The XT2 sensor seems to pair well with this lens.

Still getting used to my first ultra wide angle lens but really love using the 10-24 - such a nice handling lens - if you know what i mean ! One from the Peaks - from Fernilee Reservoir up to Shining Tor and Cats Tor - was a lovely hot April day !

T2 + 56 DSCF3212 by Kirill Sokolov, on Flickr

X-E2+Minolta Auto Tele rokkor-pf 135 2.8 Russia, Perm

My two cents: Minolta AF 135 2.8, all shots aprox. f4 with K&F adapter on a X-T10 DSCF1634 by Manuel Bustos, en Flickr DSCF1599 by Manuel Bustos, en Flickr DSCF1716 by Manuel Bustos, en FlickrDSCF1684 by Manuel Bustos, en FlickrDSCF1653 by Manuel Bustos, en Flickr And for comparison, this is a fujinon XF 60 mm macro. f4DSCF1641 by Manuel Bustos, en Flickr Both lenses are tack sharp. May be the fujinon xf is even sharper... or not, I couldn't really say

Heres one from my SMC 135 f/3.5

i hope you like it ... IR-Linde by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr

Vivitar 135mm M42 @ f2.8 with Zhongyi Speedbooster. Paid $55 for lens on ebay in Mint condition. Pics taken with the X-T1. noahwinter10 by E.P. Scott, on Flickr noahwinter12 by E.P. Scott, on Flickr