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DSCF4787 by felnus2, on Flickr DSCF4778 by felnus2, on Flickr All taken on X-T10 with the 16-50mm OIS II

DSCF4767 by felnus2, on Flickr DSCF4769 by felnus2, on Flickr DSCF4770 by felnus2, on Flickr All taken on X-T10 with the 16-50mm OIS II

DSCF4370 by felnus2, on Flickr XT10 + XC 50-230mm

DSCF4342 by felnus2, on Flickr XT10 + XC 50-230mm

DSCF4361 by felnus2, on Flickr XT10 + XC 50-230mm

0XE10044-35 by felnus2, on Flickr

I have to say, I know exactly what the "shaking" was. I got the 18-55 mm as part of the kit with my X-T10 but it very quickly became my least used lens as I built my collection. In a lot of images, it looked like there was motion blur or an out of focus area near the corners of the image that wasn't in motion or shouldn't have been out of focus given the aperture setting. I also had an occasional issue where I would get a lens control error when using the OIS. I did the upgrade and took the lens out with my X-E1 yesterday and to shoot some fall foliage and I feel like I've gotten a brand new lens. Neither issue reared its head all day.

DSCF8156 by felnus2, on Flickr X-T10 with Jupiter 11 135mm F4 and extension tubes.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtjL20VhUKWrntdWe6TVxGw This guy. I used his videos to help me repair a Jupiter 9 lens that I picked up cheap. I've also purchased several lenses from his eBay shop and have been very happy with them.

I love shooting with the Helios 44, even when not going for "the swirl", it is a great lens in my opinion. DSCF7545 by felnus2, on Flickr DSCF5786 by felnus2, on Flickr

I love my Helios 44 (early serial number 0017563). I use it with a Lens Turbo II and have been loving the results. DSCF5770 by felnus2, on Flickr DSCF5758 by felnus2, on Flickr

What adapters are you using?

Hi all, I recently received a telescope for my 15th year at work and I'm interested in adapting my XT-10 to it in order to get some moon shots, and possibly some planets. In doing some research, I've determined that I need a 1.25" to T-mount adapter for the telescope and a T-mount to FX mount adapter for my XT-10. So here's my question: a T-mount to FX mount adapter is available, but I recently purchased a Lens Turbo II in order to return some of my old Russian lenses to something close to their full frame focal lengths and (following some advice I found here) I purchased a Canon EOS to FX mount Lens Turbo II in order to be able to adapt a wider variety of lenses to the Lens Turbo. A T-mount to EOS adapter is also available so would it be sensible to just buy the T-mount to EOS adapter and use the XT-10 with the Lens Turbo? The Lens Turbo II seemed to have a sharpening effect on my manual lenses and that could be helpful, on the other hand it is putting more glass in the path of the light. Anyone else using a Fuji with a telescope?