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  1. jerryy

    Bobcats

    Did your Bengal like having the visitors?
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  2. it’s a long way to the top ☺️
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  3. I’ll let others answer points 1 and 2 but I feel able to answer number 3. Yes it is disappointing that there is no built-in GPS but in fairness Fuji never claimed there was. Using the Fuji app to add GPS coordinates is rather clunky so what I do is this. On my iPhone I use an app called GeotagPhotos http://www.geotagphotos.net All is explained on their site but basically you ensure your camera has EXACTLY the same time as your phone, start the app and then it records the position where you took each photo - it actually records a track (using the phone’s built-in GPS). All your recorded routes can then be exported as a GPX file via Dropbox, email, or the web and using Lightroom or a similar program it matches the time along the route with the time you took each photo and then tags each photo with the location. Simples! I use it all the time and it works perfectly. I also get a nice route of where I took my photos as well as them being individually tagged.
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  4. I switched from the D750 to the X-T1 a little over a year ago and don't feel that I've given up anything in terms of image quality. I just had a 20x30 print made from the X-T1 and it looks incredible even close up (and the X-T1 has a 16MP sensor). The dynamic range holds it own compared to the D750 and ISO performance is darn good compared to the D750. I wouldn't worry at all about image quality between the X-T2 and the D750. If anything, you'll see a negligible difference in extreme situations. If you liked the X-T2 more, but was concerned about giving up the "full frame," I wouldn't be at all. I certainly am not. I made a YouTube video showing my 20x30 print from the 16MP X-T1.
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