jonas

Unfortunately, budget is an issue. My understanding is that Gitzo is THE ONE, but that comes at a price. I didn't like the BeeFree head neither the leg locking system. What set it apart is the weight, almost 50% lighter than anything else out there.
 
This is my thought as well, is the carbon versions truly worth it? I reason with myself that since I hike a lot, weight actually is a good reason to go for a carbon version.
 
I'm so lucky that I now barrow a Sirui N-2205X, which is a little heavier and bigger than the T-2205X, but if the build quality is identical then I think I'll opt for the Sirui tripod. 
 
The BeeFree is scary small, it's so small that I don't understand how it could practically work as an all-round hiking tripod  
The smallest breeze should tip it over, and without any hooks on the center column theres no way to anchor it more either.
 
I will test the Sirui N-2205X during this weekend. It's a little heavier than I would prefer (approx. 1.7kg), but its very compact in its case.

Great composition and post processing.
I like the one in the middle the best  
 
What is your experience with the GFX?

Taken this past Sunday. Shot with Fuji GFX 50s and the 63mm 

Took another great photo with this lens on my recent hike in the Norwegian forest.
 
Glorious Jax by Jonas Grimsgaard, 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.

Took another great photo with this lens on my recent hike in the Norwegian forest.
 
Glorious Jax by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr

Took another great photo with this lens on my recent hike in the Norwegian forest.
 
Glorious Jax by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr

This little thing is really impressive. Looking forward to shoot some night shots with it, but until then, some seascapes will do ッ 
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr

This little thing is really impressive. Looking forward to shoot some night shots with it, but until then, some seascapes will do ッ 
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr

Took another great photo with this lens on my recent hike in the Norwegian forest.
 
Glorious Jax by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr

This little thing is really impressive. Looking forward to shoot some night shots with it, but until then, some seascapes will do ッ 
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr

This little thing is really impressive. Looking forward to shoot some night shots with it, but until then, some seascapes will do ッ 
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr

Took another great photo with this lens on my recent hike in the Norwegian forest.
 
Glorious Jax by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr

X-T1 16mm f16
 

https://500px.com/photo/119742739/isle-of-wight-under-the-stars-by-blake-sabin

Mountains of dombay by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Geroldsee, Germany
 

 
Flickr / 500px / fotocommunity

Fuji X-E1 + 10-24/4 , Bulgaria, Tyulenovo village:

X pro 1 + XF 10-24mm f4.0
 
 

X-T1, 16-55/2.8 and formatt hitech nd filter
 
check out my blogpost about the krka national park in croatia
http://www.patrickpapesch.com/croatia-krka-national-park/
 
 
 
 
Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk

Fujisan on Ice
 
X-T1 GS + 10-24 f/4
 

I love using the X100t (and X100/X100s before it) for landscapes. I like the challenge of a single focal length and not having to stress about lenses, etc... Here are a few landscapes from Iceland:
 
 
 
 

Took another great photo with this lens on my recent hike in the Norwegian forest.
 
Glorious Jax by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr

Untitled by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Mushroom Picker...
... in Monti Sibillini/Italy