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    guy.gend got a reaction from Curiojo in Fuji IR   
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    guy.gend got a reaction from Enzio in Fuji IR   
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    guy.gend reacted to Russ in Fuji IR   
    False colour from a 720nm converted X-E1
     
    Te Henui Walkway by Russell Dixon, on Flickr
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    guy.gend reacted to Russ in Fuji IR   
    First shot with my new X-E1 converted with a 720nm filter.
     
    New Plymouth Infra Red by Russell Dixon, on Flickr
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    guy.gend reacted to Watcher24 in Fuji IR   
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    don't use IR for portraits ;-) by Christoph, auf Flickr
     
     
     
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    guy.gend reacted to Enzio in Fuji IR   
    And another one ...
     

    DSCF8412 by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr
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    guy.gend got a reaction from CRAusmus in Fuji IR   
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    guy.gend got a reaction from abjurina in Film, Fuji X, and why I don't care.   
    There is no functional link between physical control dials and film, only a historical one. Electronic control layouts evolved with digital, not because of digital.
     
    Physical controls are just as valid now as they were 40 years ago. It is just a matter of preference. I prefer physical controls because I like to see what my settings are without even having to pick the camera up or turn it on. I also think they look cool.
     
    Most DSLRs are a blobular ugly mess to my eyes. As a result I find it more embarrassing than satisfying to hang one on my neck.
     
    Also, I don't use any in-camera film simulations, and I usually process to monochrome so colors aren't critical for me.
     
    So to answer your question, I don't like Fujis because they remind me of film, but because they work the way I do and look good doing it.
     
     
     
     
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