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Only can say that I love this lens
 
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Finally received my ultra wide angle for X-M1:)
 
some test shots

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7 bokeh is great f/2



testing out starburst f/22
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Unfortunately, I can only post 10 images at once.

Hi X-shooters,
 
I had the chance to shoot the new Fujifilm XF23mm f2 lens, which was announced today. Those interested can check out my review here: http://bjornmoerman.blogspot.ae/2016/08/first-look-fujifilm-xf23mm-f2-r-wr.html
 
Happy to answer questions here or on my blog!
Bjorn

I use a Think Tank City Walker 10.  
Great bag.  Light, durable, plenty of pockets.  
Holds my X-T1 w/dovetail grip, 18-55, 55-200, 14, and 23mm lenses.  Tabletop tripod, flash, extra batteries, cards, sketchbook, pens/pencils, tablet, phone, etc. - no problem. 
 
It has the two things I need in any shoulder bag - the ability to stand on its own when on the ground and, the most important for me, side pockets that can hold a water bottle or be a temporary, quick access spot for lenses while shooting.

16, 23 and 56. It's the perfect to-go choice for me.

This is my final version (I think) of a custom grip for the Fuji X-T10. It incorporates an electronic shutter release connected to the USB port rather than a mechanical connection. Same functionality as the on camera shutter release but more comfortable with long lenses.

Montreal Grand Prix Weekend by David Wong, on Flickr   Reflections by David Wong, on Flickr   Take My Money! by David Wong, on Flickr  

Its the close focus distance that intrigues me which will open a whole new area of creativity. I have seen some great examples taken with this lens.
 
I too think that the 12, 23 and 56 is a good spread, so I think that I will go for the 23mm. It'll be the "safeties" choice.

the 16 also has closer focusing and can function as something of a macro lens... works great for flowers for example. 
 
For the OP... I'd likely get the 23... the 12, 23 and 56 is a nice spread.
 
I love the 16... so would have a hard time leaving it behind. :-)

As I've mentioned before here there are two lenses that are my "never leave home without".  They are the 18-55, and my 16 1.4  The 16 is truly amazing.  Fantastic bokeh and shallow DOF, can work wonders as a make shift macro, lovely wide, balances nicely on myX-T1,  And just FEELS GOOD.
 
I have many other lenses, but those two are my staple lenses.  Happy Travels

100% agree!
 
On my XP1, using power save mode, I generally get an extra 200+ shots per battery.
 
I'll end up writing about this on my X-Pro1 site, but IMO for general 'walk about' photography, I don't need the extra speed, and the extra life is nice.
 
Of course, if I need the speed (sic) of the XP1, I just turn power save mode off
 
I'm still excited about a improved capacity battery through
 
It's about the only thing I miss from the DSLR days... battery life... yes, yes I know - batts are small, cheap and easy to carry on MILC, but there's something nice about having a longer battery life!
 
Want to know another inconsequential, yet pleasing aspect of using power save mode on the XP1?
 
When the battery gague drops to "60%" (ie only 2 bars remaining) it means you have about 150 shots left, rather than about 30 !!!!

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Good to hear that they may be improving the batteries, but I have managed over 600 shots with my X-Pro1 on a single battery several times. Of course you need to do things like switching off the LCD screen, and switch off the camera when possible between shots! 

i do a lot of different photography and really enjoy all of them but my secret love is still landscape photography.
as a former nikon user (still using it sometimes) i wasn´t completely sure about the landscape capabilities of the xtrans sensors. i read a lot about it and wasn´t aware, until a few days ago, that many users don´t like the rendering for landscapes.
anyway i decided to buy a zeiss 12mm and adapt my 100mm filter system to it. and it works fine. let me know your experience for landscape. i´m actually using the x-e2 with xf23, zeiss touit 12mm, 55-200 & 18-55. i´m now considering a x-t1 because of tilt screen and weather sealing...
 
sample with the 12mm lens
 
 
 

I thought Fuji wants to keep X-T10 as small as possible. And it maybe their marketing strategy: if you need a grip, go for X-T1
 
 
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Hello. My name is David. I am a portrait/head shot photog in Atlanta. This I my first post. Gaining more confidence with my Fuji X-T1 on every shoot. I hope to participate often in this thread with my work. I would encourage any criticism or tips I can use with the Fuji X-T1. Thank you.

As far as I know, Fuji X-T10 is a very popular and well-praised camera. But one of the most important and useful thing for any digital camera - battery grip isn't yet available for this camera while it is even available for X-T1. What a shame!!! What do u say friends?what can be done to give it a life?
 
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