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Untitled by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

i think your camera looks beautiful!

these shots taken with 50-140
Cloud by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr
 
Ridge by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr
 
Ridge by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Road in valley by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Thanks for your reply. It is of course required to use a formatted card, otherwise the card won't be readable in the first place. It is not mentioned that only one file should be put on the card. Since all upgrade files have their unique name (i.e. FWUP0001.DAT, FWUP0005.DAT, XFUP0018.DAT, etc) I expect the camera kwows what file to select for upgrade.
 
When I want to upgrade all my different cameras and lenses, can I then put all upgrade files in one go onto an SD card, then put it into the camera and let the camera decide what file it needs.
 
What do you think?

i think your camera looks beautiful!

these shots taken with 50-140
Cloud by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr
 
Ridge by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr
 
Ridge by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Creature by Deveren Fogle, on Flickr

This is the castle Stolzenfels near Koblenz on the banks of the Rhine river. Taken with xt 1 and the 18-55mm at 55mm , f 6.4.

Xt1 & 14mm

X-T1 and 55-200mm in the Belgian Ardennes:
 

Misty Ardennes by Pascal van Gerven, on Flickr

Landscape by papedo_pp, auf Flickr

i think your camera looks beautiful!

I have a soft spot for "well used" camera gears so after my X70 got it first "scratch"... Well now you know what happens next.

Writing this with a smile I thank everyone of you for their non sugar coated comments on my latest "crazy act".
Pierre comments is no surprise and understandable , my dad actually act the same way, slapping on my 40 years old head when he saw what I did.
But let me explain why I did it beside the fact that I like to do it. I'm a modeler, scale car modeler that is. Replicate the old worn out look of old cars on to 1/10 scale. When I was young I was fascinated with old cameras especially those from war photographers. So yes you're right that what I did is not real and fake but I know for sure being just a enthusiasts, my gear won't look like that even when I'm dead. So I replicated to my taste. I loved I even more now and it's a keeper.
Digital cameras comes and goes, I'm not destroying it just cosmetic enhancements, every scratch I have made is well thought and calculated.
Writing this is by no means to win Pierre or anybody over to like what I did. You don't like? Me happy Meaning there won't be any other like mine.
 
Here's a picture of my other hobby beside taking pictures.
Thanks for watching and feel free free to comment.

Mountains of dombay by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Uchkulan river by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Uchkulan river by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

In the woods by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr
 
In the woods by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr
 
 
Amanita by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Pines by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Road in valley by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Sunset by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Sunset by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Sunset by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Sunset by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr