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

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!

before sunset OC MD jetty

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

second one

a couple of pics from around Indian RIver and Cape Henlopen DE........wanted some opinions on editing. I tried to stay true to what I saw that day.

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

Juvenile Cooper's Hawk, Oregon. X-H2s, Fuji 150-600, Reala Ace.

I went through this same problem some years ago with the X-T2 and bought the first version of the Fringer adapter that jerryy has suggested. It has worked very well - and given decent AF performance as well as controlling the aperture.

Something such as this: https://www.fringeradapter.com/canon-ef-to-fujifilm-x https://fotodioxpro.com/products/ef-fx-fsn or similar from one of their competitors might work for you. Canon EF lenses all operate ‘by wire’, the body tells them how to set the auto-focus and f-stop, so you need an electronic adapter, otherwise they will work but shoot with the f-stop wide open. p.s. Welcome to the forum.

Cooper's Hawk, Oregon. X-H2s, Fuji 150-600.

Wrentit, Oregon. X-H2s, Fuji150-600.

A friend told us that one cannot have just one cat and she was correct as Peaches, our sweet Ginger girl, found us at the rescue shelter when we went to visit. Peaches X-H2s, Fuji 150-600. Another photo of Peanut our huntress and my lap kitty. Peanut X-T50, Viltrox 75mm F1.4.

English Lavender Fuji X-T4 with Samyang 12mm AF

Osprey chicks, Oregon. X-H2s, Fuji 150-600.

A friend of mine and a keen photographer came to visit me .While having my X100VI on the table , took a quick snap shot.Hope you like it?

Cooks Ridge Gwynne Creek Loop hike Cape Perpetua, Oregon. X-T50, Fuji 16mm F2.8, RealaAce.

Red Admiral Oregon. X-H2s, Fuji150-600.

Yaquina Head Lighthouse Newport, Oregon. X-T50, Viltrox 13mm F1.4, ReallaAce.

Been an intermittent Fuji user for many years starting with an S2 Pro then an S5 before getting a bridge camera for my other half. In between Fuji I've been a big Nikon user with D2X and D3 amongst others. Finally left the Nikon camp and moved to Fuji when I went mirrorless opting for a used X-T4 which needed a friend so bought an X-E2. Love the X-E2 for its simplicity and near point and shoot pocketable nature coupled to its ability to accept any of the X-T4 lenses. In terms of lenses I use an 18-55 and 18-135 Fuji, a TTArtisans 27mm (AF), 35mm f/1.4 (MF), 7.5mm f/2 fisheye (MF) and a Samyang 12mm f/2 AF. I also use old vintage lenses via adapters. Specifically Pentagon 28mm f/2..8 (M42 thread), Rollei 50mm f/1.8 (Zeiss rebadge), Rolleinar 135mm f/2 8, Rolleinar 200mm f/3.5, Sigma 18-70 f/3.5-4 5 MD fit, Minolta 35-70mm f/3.5, Tokina 70-210 f/4.5-5.6 (MD fit), Minolta 100-300 f/5.6 and a Nikon fit Tamron SP90 macro lens. I still shoot film using my Minolta SRT100X and Rollei SL35 too and have an old Ilford Sportsman currently loaded with a roll of HP5. Also still have Maniya 645 TL Pro with 80 and 110 f/2.8 lenses (and 645 to FX adapter for them). Been into photography since the mid 70s when I was introduced to it at school and it stuck with me on and off ever since. Did a few years of wedding photography but it just turned me away from doing any photography for 10 years or more and all my kit sat in a cupboard until recently after which all the Nikon stuff was sold. So that's me. Reigniting a passion for photography all over again.

A bunch of peonies

X-T10 X-T2 X-T5 So now we know where the problem is. In the date of production. Namely, my own !!! I need a tripod for my brain. That is where the bug is. I doubt any firmware update is available for that. Anyways, it used to be half-press IS on in both AF-S and AF-C on the X-T10. I wonder why they changed it, I quite liked that.