milandro

actually I wan’t talking of used prices, but new “ old stock"

in some cameras they are under a menu.
 
I don’t mind to have them where they are in my X-T1 and yes, they are not much used the main reason being that it is not possible to shoot with them whilst shooting raw as well ( which I believe would be a real game changer in the use of these “ special effects” since you will have a back up without the effect).

Thank you
 
Something different
 
_DSF5674 One night at cafe Santan - Mother Engine_1 by miltos, on Flickr
 
_DSF5297 The SoulJazz Orchestra live @ Lab Art Volos by miltos, on Flickr

This seems to be the most used handbook
 
https://www.bol.com/nl/p/the-fujifilm-x-t20/9200000075542551/
 
I understand that the author is a member here 
 
http://www.fuji-x-forum.com/user/6-flysurfer/

Merlin , I don’t know if this is intentional, but I’ve seen this in a few of your B&W already.
 
 
 
 
When you process things this way there is the creation of artifacts , clearly shown in this picture above as white outline surrounding the black image.
 
This shows in a particular in the areas where the white flowers and the black branches mix forming a very visible pattern.

Kharkiv Metro
EX2 / 14 mm 

Thanks Woodlander, 
 
We continue we a second more composite and sureal image taken at night on the Passo di Giau with my x-t2 and 16 1.4 WR @ f10
 
2)

 
In HD here as it's really hard to compress an image like this  :
 
http://www.lfphotography.ch/Italy/i-SWs88Zq/A
 
Have a nice day.

yes, you probably need to use the “ shoot without lens” function. Manual lenses and or adapters without electrical contacts are not detected by the camera.
 
Which brings me to another point.
 
I guess the  M adapter that you are using is not the Fuji original adapter (or the lens is not one with electrical contacts) and has no electrical contacts? Because otherwise the switching on of this function should be automatic and should also include focal length setting and image corrections. ( although it is possible to tell the camera which focal you are using this information will only affect the EFX data but no correction will be made if you are not using an adapter and a lens with electric contacts).
 
 
 
Find this and more things you need to know in the manual.
 
http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/accessories/lens/mount/fujifilm_m_mount_adapter/

X-T2 + 18-55. JPEG SOOC. CC sim. 16:9 format
 

interesting perspective 

interesting perspective 

Marcus Miller on Oct 29th, 90mm f2
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

cheers, if you wish, but really if you like the pictures this way (let’s call it a creative choice ) and  it doesn’t matter to you, it certainly doesn’t concern me.
 
There are many ways to skin a cat and this is obviously yours

Merlin , I don’t know if this is intentional, but I’ve seen this in a few of your B&W already.
 
 
 
 
When you process things this way there is the creation of artifacts , clearly shown in this picture above as white outline surrounding the black image.
 
This shows in a particular in the areas where the white flowers and the black branches mix forming a very visible pattern.

Curiosity
 

Another one here. X-T10 35mm 2
 

Curiosity (the other mammal doesn't seem interested|
 

here comes the sun, 8mm

90mm

Yeah, the sunrise is always catching.
 

 
Greece, X-E2 + 50-230

Fisherman of Symi
 

 
X-E2 + 18-55

Curiosity
 

 
X-T10 18-55

X-E2 + 18-55