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rainy day 2 by Rolf Marx, auf Flickr Duesseldorf street

Berlin street

lewis hamilton Kopie by Rolf Marx, auf Flickr

XT1 & 35/1.4 Adventurous window

X100

XT-1 + XF80mm Spring fever is rising here up north

Share few picture of my Vietnam Trip. Buy experience not new gear ✌️ (if is not broken) Hey Girls Want A Ride? Sweep With Me Hanoi Old Folk "A" People Fearlessly Sapa Cyclops Kid Portrait of my Vietnam Trip 2019

with the Mamiya 120/4.0 Macro on X-H1 ... Rosenkäfer (Cetoniinae) by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr

X-S1

X-H1 + Helios 44M-7 ... ... by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr

X-H1 + Canon 135/3.5 LTM (M39) ... Clematis by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr

With grain

X-T2 & 80mm macro lens

it is good that these do not shoot their "quills" like porcupines do, as close as you were to get this shot, it could have gotten gruesome.

one more ... Schmetterling - Butterfly by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr

I always wait some time, when I have to buy something new appeared on the market, a camera, a computer or a car. This because the first runs can always have some problems. About the X-T3 that's my worry: being built in China it's not the same as being built in Japan. By a hand they have been able to keep the price low because of this, but by other hand the risks of lack of QC are surely higher. As your camera shows. Hope you'll solve the issue quickly.

Alexander, I don't believe you're imagining things! Like yourself, I'm oftentimes finding the EVF eyesight adjustment has changed (so then you have to go through the nuisance of re-calibrating it to your shooting eye, which for me is the left one) although the camera has just been sitting in the bottom of my backpack; I reckon it must be from putting other objects into and out, even though I never leave anything resting atop my camera in there. The other phenomenal adjustment (that was a play on words really) that occurs is when the exposure compensation dial moves from its normal 0 position. Both of these could have been prevented if the camera had been built with similar locks for these dials as are found on the other top dials. Can't comment usefully on the electronic/mechanical shutter issue though ... I might speculate that you've pushed the trigger inadvertently while the lens cap was on, but honestly my comprehension of how and when the camera would switch to one or the other is very limited. Hope this helps some, Paul

Temps Avenir - Pauline Gervais by David Wong, on Flickr

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 !

First post here - taken with X-T3 and the 100-400 lens with 1.4 convertor.

DSCF1303 by Filip Hermelin, on Flickr

I'm on the road about 3-6 months as a stock and travel photographer. Honestly, if I take a laptop, it's too much for me. I don't do anything other than SEPARATE my SD cards from my camera and lens back pack/ or camera bags. Once I take a memory card out of the camera it gets put in my pocket-rocket upside down and the pocket rocket literally SLEEPS with me. I don't feel like dealing with laptops, iPads, chargers, etc. etc. I focus on making images. I have enough memory cards to shoot about 15 Gigs worth of images per trip. This has served me very well in three weeks in Costa Rican jungle, Alaska, Everglades, Florida Keys, Canada, Prince Edward Island, Nevada, California for three weeks in the Sierra Nevada mountains, etc. And this was just in 2018. How many images have I lost: ZERO. EVER. And, i've been doing this since 2004. I'm headed to Germany and Iceland in a few weeks and again, no laptop, no iPad, no other devices except my iPhone - which has 256G of space in case I want to copy some fuji files over to send to my agents and editors. I'm happy with my style. Many will not be. But I do feel I'm out there to bring back the bacon, have fun, enjoy my travels; not worry about sh*t like backups, laptops, security, locking things up, etc. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

... DSCF5606 by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr X-H1 + Minolta 35-70/3.5 MD

X-T1, Canon FD 2.8/24mm, F4, 6 sec., ISO 200

She used to be a ballet dancer and that’s her husbands mosaic she is taking photos of.

Not shot with Fuji Pool with kid

I had an honour to be official photographer for FIBA at Eurobasket 2017 group A in Helsinki. Shot whole tournament with my Fujifilm X-T2 bodies with different lenses and has one backup Canon 5D MK III with 200mm F1,8 also with me (which didn't get too much work...). Unfortunately I didn't have my 90/2 with me as it fell from my bag couple of weeks before the tournament and I had to send it to get it repaired. There were many surprised photographers asking from me am I really shooting with Fujifilm. I was the only one who used anything besides Nikon and Canon, but as always Fujifilm didn't let me down! Eurobasket 2017 @Harwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr X-T2 + 50-140 Eurobasket 2017 @Harwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr X-T2 + 23/1,4 Eurobasket 2017 @Harwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr X-T2 + 10-24/4 Eurobasket 2017 @Harwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr X-T2 + 35/2 Eurobasket 2017 @Harwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr X-T2 + 50-140 Eurobasket 2017 @Harwall Arena, Helsinki, Finland by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr X-T2 + 24/1,4

in lockstep. by P. Zimmer, auf Flickr

in between. by P. Zimmer, auf Flickr

one of my faves with my 35 f1.4...the best pic of my dad before he died! I have some good ones with the f2...but ...

i love the 14mm and dont consider it as clinical in character as some , its pin sharp but with a filmic render imho... the love fo the 35 mmm1.4 is well placed its quite a special lens and i use it frequently i do love my 56mm 1.2 1nd also the kit zoom 18-55 2.8-4.... my favorite kit zoom anywhere ever ... unequaled by anyone a n y o n e the 55 200 is kind of sweet too

Grip side, that grip looks intimidating! Maybe that's why Asahi can't give us a pre-cut. Applying process. And Done! An additional grip to hide away the lashes. In real life it's less noticeable than on the picture. Now the door. Added two "L-shape" frame to straighten out the door. But that is not enough so I gave It a "heat treatment". Obviously, don't try this is you don't know what you are doing!! There you have it, all straight and tight!! Needless to say, I'm a happy guy with my Xt1, it feels solid and even more robust then with the rubber from fuji. Thanks for watching.

Standby by sgt.floydpepper.hh, auf Flickr