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... Vierfleck / Four-Spotted Chaser / Four-spotted Skimmer (Libellula quadrimaculata) by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr

rolltreppe by Rolf Marx, auf Flickr

XS1

Mayan village

gut eingepackt by Rolf Marx, auf Flickr

According to Wikipedia, this is: Hemaris diffinis, the snowberry clearwing, is a moth of the order Lepidoptera, family Sphingidae. This moth is sometimes called "hummingbird moth" or "flying lobster". This is the first time I have seen one of these out in the wild so to speak, at first I thought it was a large bumblebee.

Coffee run XS1

still using this lens Vessel - Hudson Yards, NYC

Mayan village

Mayan village

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

XF60mm

X100F

lewis hamilton Kopie by Rolf Marx, auf Flickr

Berlin street

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

X100T Jan2019 ☺️

One of them got very excited, meowing loudly at the windows, especially when one of the kittens came right up to it. The other one showed zero interest.

Did your Bengal like having the visitors?

1. Not sure about Mitakon, but any adapted lens reads F1 and as all MF lenses have marked Aperture ring you always know your settings. 2. For decades, decades and decades MF lenses were the only option for all types of photography. I shoot film a lot, so I shoot MF and have no problem with street photo. 3. The only condition you may have issues with nailing focus on moving subjects is darkness, when the SS falls lower then 1/60 or 1/250 depends on moving speed. That technique called Zone focusing (a lot of explanations and youtube videos). You need DOF calculator ( https://www.photopills.com/calculators/dof ) and to remember how far is 5 and 10 meters away is. Let's say you are shootig during the day and going to capture some scene at least 10 meters away (everything closer then 5 meters with 35mm lense I would consider "street portraiture"). Usually street photography assumes planty of DOF so it's F8 and more. Thus our calculator said that everything from 4.34m to infinity we would have in focus. So you select 10m and F8 on your lens and don't bother about AF any longer, just correctly estimate 10m distance - plus/minus 3m. Do some practice. ) Another scenario is the low light conditions when you need to open your lens. But even with F2.8 you will have almost 12m of DOF.

Old houses in Beaufort, NC. These are privately owned and still occupied.

Hi, I'm a new user of Fujifilm gear, having bought an X-T30 recently. Is this the right forum for this camera? Seems like other X-T?0 models are paired with their sibling X-T? models as well. If so, maybe it's an idea to change the name of the forum. Kind regards, Andreas

with Nikkor AI-S 55/2.8 Micro ... Vergissmeinnicht (Myosotis) by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr

X-T2, 80mm macro lens

Herons on the left, Egrets on the right.

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

... Buchfink (Fringilla coelebs) by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr

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

Very simple solution here: Cut to the 3 minute mark in this video. Simply put, you first feed a piece of slim wire through, loop the peak design attachment loop though, and tug it through. There is NO NEED to remove the inner collars on the camera eyelets.

I exclusively use Peak Design straps on my 4 Fuji Cameras. Had been using them with the Fuji supplied triangular clips. Then one morning I was out shooting with my X-Pro2 with the 55-140 mounted and barely caught the strap as it was headed to the ground. Saved the camera, luckily. Took a look at how this had happened and the PeaK Design anchor had worked it's way off the triangles because they had become distorted. (see photo) Went to Amazon and replaced all of them with a JJC product, 12mm *round* split rings and leather protector. Around $7 as I recall. Looks far more secure.

I gave up my D750 just because of its bulk and weight with FF lenses, despite being the most compact FF Nikon. Tried m4/3 for some time and found Fuji the ideal bulk/IQ/useability to me. Although my X-T2 provides great IQ, the D750 was the best camera that I have owned since old days with a Nikon FM2n: from birds in flight to sports to kids running etc etc it never missed a shot using the Group Area AF under CAF, and its low light capbilities result in great pictures under many situations. Even family pictures taken with the integrated flash were excellent IMHO. The X-T2 is, for me, is the "next-to-D750 big thing": it has a good Group AF, turns out excellent images but falls short comparing to the D750. If size/weight were not such an important issue, I'd go back to the D750 immediately...

... Stinker mit Bokeh by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr Super-Macro-Takumar 50/4.0 (M42)

I managed to grab a few shots on my way to a meeting in London yesterday. I'm really pleased with the way the camera performed and it was great fun to use. https://flic.kr/p/yacmJJ

Yellow by Kwyjibo Van De Kamp, auf Flickr Roaring by Kwyjibo Van De Kamp, auf Flickr Yummy by Kwyjibo Van De Kamp, auf Flickr Bar by Kwyjibo Van De Kamp, auf Flickr Here's the link to all the pictures: https://www.flickr.com/photos/93978937@N07/tags/12mmf20/