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before sunset OC MD jetty

I had no problem finding a spot at the beach this afternoon. Was not crowded at all. GFX100 RF.

Hi all, First post here. A few pics from a recent trip to Cornwall in the UK. Any feedback or ideas on how these could have been improved (in camera and editing) would be amazing.

Hi everyone. Just bought my retirement gift to myself - an XT-5 with 16-50 and 70-300 lenses and cant wait to get started. Used to be a keen photographer before life got in the way and have continued, albeit with phone, but despite it taking decent photos, I want to move on to the next level. Really excited about to getting to grips with this beast and realise what a steep learning curve I'm on and will be looking for plenty of advice and tips.

xt50 + 23mm f2

I also have a Fuji XT-5. Mine doesn't have these problems. You should send it in for servicing.

Alsea, Oregon. X-T50, Fuji 8mm F3.5, Acros+R.

maybe considered flowers........blooming pines a couple of weeks ago in DE 150-600

Coming or going.........I took both. 🙂

interesting story, maybe.......I took a photo on a pond that included this bird house that I assumed it was empty, I got home and looked at the photo and noticed something peeking out when I cropped in...............I went back and took some closeups with the 150-600. Surprised he put up with me being so close.

Osprey Action, gone fishing!

snapping turtle or great white? my wife saw this driving down the road and I shot it for fun.

trying to create something different..........10 stop 30 sec, 16-80mm xt5

Picked some late season peppers and placed them on a carnival glass bowl.

A military veteran pays tribute to those who served in the war. She remembered and honoured her fellow soldiers who served with her. Remembrance Day at a Cenotaph in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. GFX100RF f7.1 1/150 sec. ISO 100

GFX100RF. Very close up—it's only 1 ⅓ inches wide. First light in the forest. Hand-held. Carrying a tripod around on a hike would not be enjoyable.

Again locally, the colors are starting to pop on in... maybe take off down a back road or two to see them. Go early, you can get better seats for the show.

Hi there, sorry for any language oopsies. It's not my native language. I am an old(er) guy from Germany with a new camera. It's a x100vi, my first Fuji. Before that (starting in the 1980's with an MX and the most modern I have is a K3III) I used Pentax and Ricoh GR. I am pretty impressed with the Fuji. Even if I cannot find any love for OOC jpegs, recipies, in camera filmsimulations and such as it seems to be typical for Fuji users. It's to much fiddling with dials and menues for me. I prefere RAW and and like preprossesing at my leasure. Here are some from the very first day with the Fuji. It's around our tiny town in the south western part of Germany (and of neighbors cat)

Autumn is hanging around ready to take over summer's job. Locally, it will be at least a month or longer before widespread fall colors are ready. But it is officially Autumn. And some flora are not waiting to show off their pretty colors ...

Probably Twins...

You may have to wait for next Easter and try again then.

Cedar Waxwing, Oregon. X-H2s, Fuji 150-600+1.4TC.

Assuming still photography of a general nature; Aperture priority, set aperture to F8 or F5.6 ISO set to Auto ISO, range base to 6400, minimum shutter speed 1/100 sec Viewfinder screen set to show picture effect/exposure, histogram, blinking highlights and exposure information Focus set to AF-S with single point or area with 9 points Go out, make photos, see what's working and what's not, adjust to your own liking and use case.

A couple of Osprey outtakes in DE. 150-600 Wonders of taking multiple photos........high speed poop......and a vulture photo bomb. Didn't see either until I uploaded at home. LOL

here is the HDR merge

Ok, Done, Translated. SOrry

The Shadow is winning, the Moon is disappearing. 2 / 3.

pretty cool.....needs some work

Trees Tunnel.

English Lavender Fuji X-T4 with Samyang 12mm AF

Storm Over Alsea Bay Bridge, Oregon. X-T1, Sigma 30mm F1.4.