Trenton Talbot

Walking in the park with my X100S… spotted this lil fella. 
 

Walking in the park with my X100S… spotted this lil fella. 
 

Looks like you never handled a X-T4, mine has metal dials, the flip-out screen feels as solid as on any other camera that has one and overall build quality is as good or better than any other camera that is/was in my posession.
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I must admit this post really surprised me, I have just moved from a Canon DSLR and apart from the articulated screen not feeling as robust, and the battery/connector doors a little brittle, I thought the build quality was good. To me everything feels really solid.

Walking in the park with my X100S… spotted this lil fella. 
 

Part of the news assignment. X100S, small flash under the ramp, SOOC 
 

Moonlit pines. X-T1, XF14mm @ f/8, 15 minutes from the tripod.

Here you can post your night photographs (done with Fuji X cameras, of course!)
 
This includes all kinds of night photography, from night portraiture to star trails and even time lapse.
 
To prime the topic: Fuji X-T1, 55-200, 3 small strobes. Minimal post processing.

A tiny daisy (another XF56mm macro test)
 

 

A tiny daisy (another XF56mm macro test)
 

 

Accidental selfie in the night forest. X-T1, XF14mm, 2 flashes, 1 light wand.
I was actually just checking the key light… 
 

Moonlit pines. X-T1, XF14mm @ f/8, 15 minutes from the tripod.

Moonlit pines. X-T1, XF14mm @ f/8, 15 minutes from the tripod.

Just a silhouette. X-T1, XF56mm, Velvia simulation.

Did a few tracking tests today using an inexperienced shooter (my fiancee) and myself as a subject. Obviously, one needs a checklist of possible screw-ups, as at first I thought that the tracking was just as unbearably slow and unreliable as before. Took a few tries to finally recall that MS+ES mode disables PDAF. And then…
 
THIS IS SPARTAAAA!
 

 
X-T1, 56/1.2 wide open.
 
(My speed is approximately 18 mph)

Dennis by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

Wut?!   Once upon a time there was a fanboy post about XF 14mm titled "The best Leica lens Fuji ever made" or something like that… still true. Tack sharp, very clever construction (you don't have to worry about vignetting and internal reflections with filters), light and fast. Love this little gem.
 

(X-T1, XF 14mm, 26 seconds from tripod; air temperature is around -22F)

Drill ducks are rare.
 

 
 

Walking in the park with my X100S… spotted this lil fella. 
 

Just fooling around with the 55-200 
 

Walking in the park with my X100S… spotted this lil fella. 
 

Drill ducks are rare.
 

 
 

Akita-inu in Minsk, Belarus.
 

A very interesting (although unintended) test of the X-Trans sensor capabilities: dynamic range of the scene (metered) was over 20 stops.

Gotta love forums.
 
– After a short run on highway 85, my car stopped and won't turn back on. There's a clicking noise coming from under the hood, black smoke and some flames. Just a little, I haven't tried to put them off yet. Oh, and it also leaks gasoline.
– Oh dear, oh dear, I've been driving on highway 85 too! I hope it won't happen to me!…

Have a look at ThinkTank Retrospective 7. It's small (and flat) enough to be a dedicated mirrorless bag, yet large enough to accommodate a "big" 70-200/2.8 lens. It will swallow that 50-140 with hood attached without hiccups