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bigdaddy185

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  1. The Ona Prince at Henry's is $489. http://www.henrys.com/96917-ONA-THE-PRINCE-STREET-LEATHER-DARK-TRUFFLE.aspx as apposed to the $1,000 on Amazon.ca that you linked too. I hope this helps.
  2. Hey Michael, I checked out your latest post. Great pictures. I especially like the one with the little house. Nice compression with the mountain. What Lens did you use? What lenses and or photo gear did you take? Are you using any filters? Maybe you can mention them in your next post. Checked out your video as well. Man I do not envy you in that cold weather . Good luck and until your next post all the best.
  3. Lol you cant please all the people all of the time (it was a good mix). Even though I couldn't really understand i still watched them. You can pick up a word or two here and there. When i reflect back actually it was a great job and lots of work and effort. I look forward to your next blog post. Keep well Milan
  4. Hi Michael, Interesting reed. I really liked some of your photos, I only wished I could understand German for your Videos. I presume that the purpose of your trip was a Photographic/blog trip. Thank you for sharing and I will be following you on your blog and flicker. Milan
  5. Yes I have tried it and even purchased it. I really like the user interface but I still find the results slightly wormy. Especially if you try to push it. I think it has real potential though.
  6. Yes I have experienced it with one lens on both the X-T2 and X-Pro2. The lens was the 16-55 F2.8. Especially at the 55mm focal length when it could not focus. So I sent the lens back into Fuji. I haven't heard anything yet and hasn't happened again.
  7. Welcome fellow Canadian and Fuji shooter. I checked out your Instagram and wonderful portrait work.
  8. Welcome and dobro dojde. Great photo I love the light and will definitely check out you Instagram.
  9. I would say yes this is normal. When in vertical and in multi meter mode you are picking up different areas of the scene as opposed to horizontal. More grass, less sky or portraits more clothes, and less back ground. Your histogram probably changes. The camera is trying to properly expose all areas of your photo so it's dependent on what fills the frame. If you spot meter in one orientation and then spot meter the same spot in the other orientation the you should have same exposure values.
  10. Henry's In Toronto has my order for pickup. Yay
  11. I have many camera bags. From 3 Billingham's, 3 Think tanks and numerous backpacks. I just can't seem to find the one I Like. everyone has good and bad. But this is what I have learned so far. 1) I like the bag to be stylish. If I like the looks I will be happier with it and also grab it more often. 2) Protected from the elements. Rain or snow. I don't want to baby the bag or worry about it. 3) slightly larger than what I need. I like taking a 3 lens setup when walking around most of the time. 3 primes, 3 zooms, or a combination of. Room for accessories. I don't like things to tight that I have to struggle getting in and out of the bag. Or have to pack in a certain way in order to fit. 4) Confortable and not to heavy. The lighter the bag the easier to carry. 5) *Have a spot for a water bottle. This one has become a big must for me. I find when spending a day or half a day shooting I always end up getting a bootle of water and never having anywhere to put it. I don't want to hold it my hands as I want to shoot. Placing it in my bag during the summer forms condensation or can wet the inside. This one I find more and more of a must. Just my two cents worth to consider when looking for a bag.
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