Ron Peters

I am a retired Electrical Engineer living in Minnesota. I have had a keen interest in photography since 1958. Yeah, I'm old, but not old school when it comes to cameras. Among my many and diverse camera collection, both film and digital, I have from Fujifilm a GFX50R, X-E1 and X-H1. Last week I bought an X-Pro3, it is scheduled to arrive tomorrow. I have always been impressed with the results from my Fuji cameras. The X-Trans sensor performs well above what one might expect from a crop sensor camera. I will not include a picture of myself so as not tho scare the children.

I am using the Nikon SU800, part of the R1C1 kit with my H1. A hot shoe adapter is required as the Fuji will not trigger a non-compatible flash from the hot shoe, but rather sends the signal to the PC terminal. With the R1C1, you must use the SC30 sync cords and set the SU800 to groups A and B. You then get individual power control of the SB200 units in manual mode. I set the power to 1/4, shutter to 250 and aperture on my Laowa 65/2.8 to f/8. Results are excellent but the rig is unwieldy and impossible to get into tight places.