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The parallel lines you are seeing maybe the result of shooting with Electronic Shutter which can be affectect the pic in this way under artificial light. Try shooting with the mechanical shutter (set in the menu under shutter type) and hopefully it will solve the problem.
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I had the problem with the X-T2 and it was so frustrating. So far no issues with the X-T3 and grip, working well.
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I would agree with you. Having moved from X-T2 to 3 I was hoping for improved performance on noise levels in low light but that’s not the case.
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I own the TT350F and the V860IIF (basically the same as the 650 but Li-ion battery). They are both great flashes and are very well made. The TT350 is very compact and is a great one to always carry with you. The re-cycle time of the TT350 is on the slow side but it depends how you want to use it. However, on the plus side it doesn't look overly large on camera. It can also be used as a controller to trigger other Godox flash units which is a bonus. A great buy for the price. The larger flash is more powerful but also looks quite large on the Fuji cameras. I'll use it mainly off camera.
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I've been using the Fuji X-T1 and 50-140mm lens for a bit of Sports photography and on the whole it has performed really well. Focus has been good though the central zone focussing still hits the background at times rather than the action. I'm looking forward to seeing the improvements that are coming with the X-T2. Here are a couple of photographs from what was a fairly dark ladies football match. More pics from the match and others here: https://paulmellingphotography.com
Street Photography in Bronte Country
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I had about 20 minutes or so in the pretty Yorkshire village of Haworth, best known as the home of the Bronte sisters (Withering Heights / Pride & Prejudice etc). Here are a few pics. All taken with X-Pro3 and 90mm lens.