VictorM

I know that CPL filters are crucial for DSLR, because linear polarizers may have negative affect on AF precision and performance. 
Not sure about Fujifilm X-E3 or other mirrorless camera.  
What polarizers do you use with Fuji X system cameras? 

"Jura" is geological formation in Poland (aka Kraków-Częstochowa Upland) , which dominated by rocks and deep river gorges . 
It is popular local tourist destination, with hiking and biking trails, rock climbing facilities. Yesterday we did short hike with kids. The weather was fantastic, with mix of sun and short rain. 
 

Hey all, 
Been playing with my xt3 a bit now the weather slightly picked up, love slow shutter photography so had a blast at it, personally really pleased with this, but I would like some serious criticism on what i could have done better especially regarding the editing, i still struggle to get my head round shadows etc, but to my un trained eye i love this. It was shot using the 18-55 kit, nd 500 (all ive got at the minute i have a 1000 on route) 
settings were ISO 80 .. 24.3mm .. f/22 .. 30 second exposure. 
Thanks all 

"Jura" is geological formation in Poland (aka Kraków-Częstochowa Upland) , which dominated by rocks and deep river gorges . 
It is popular local tourist destination, with hiking and biking trails, rock climbing facilities. Yesterday we did short hike with kids. The weather was fantastic, with mix of sun and short rain. 
 

Hello!
I've been doing a bit of reporting when I worked part time at a local newspaper, then stuck with amateur photography and my trusty SLT a55 for a long time.
Lately I've been doing some orbital calculations for my employer and needed to confirm them with optical observations. That kind of got me into astrophotography and IR photography, and after a bit of research I upgraded to a Fuji X-T2 this week.
I love shooting on manual lenses, and I mostly use soviet glass (Helios 40, Zenitar-M, ZM-3SA and MTO-11SA). I'm new to mirrorless, so I think I want to pick up and check out some of the AF lenses available for X-mount sometime because the video capability of this camera is quite decent to pass up and not explore.
I'm still getting my accessory park straight, and I've yet to convert my fuji, but here is a couple of IR shots I've done on the old DIY converted Sony in the meantime:
Cheers.

I got X-E3 and 16mm F/1.4 today. 
I tested on my favorite model.  Even on F/1.4 the lens is sharp enough for portraits, although 16mm is not very portrait-friendly focal length. 
Im thinking to get 27mm F/2.8 "pancake" for people shots and street/travel shooting. 

Im amateur photographer, I used films cameras a lot in the past : all kinds, randefinders (Bessa, Leica, Iskra, FED) , SLRs (Olympus OM, Nikon F, Minolta) , medium format Bronica SQ (still have it) , also user of digital Sony and Nikon systems .   Most of that stuff is gone.  
But , last couple of years I totally switched to mobile phones, and this is boring..... phone cameras are good to post something to social media (and that's what mobile photo was invented for),
but i dont feel satisfaction when I SHOOT with phones... I have one of the most sophisticated camera phones : Huawei P30 Pro which have manual modes and RAW, but it's all feels wrong and awkward to use. Im missing real mechanical dials and buttons, and that's the reason why I'm looking to Fujifilm X family bodies.  
I didn't choose camera (yet) form my needs, but more inclined into rangefinder-styled bodies (X-E3, X-E4 or X-Pro 2) with small set of prime lenses. That's similar form-factor to cameras I used in the film era.