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Got my Nisi System today. It is almost neutral. Only the combination of ND 6Stop and ND-Grad Reverse 3Stop produce a very light colorshift. But this is acceptable. Thanks for your hint.

Thanks everybody for your recommendations. Some of them are not available in Europe. Have anybody experience with a color neutral combination of ND (6stop or more) and ND-grad? Thanks Herby

Thanks for your replies. I can specify my problem a bit. ND-grad alone there is a weak color shift. In combination with a 6stop ND the color shift is very strong. ND-grad hard edge much stronger than ND-grad soft edge (both 3 stop grad). to jlmphotos: could you please explain your quick lightroom fix? Because there is only a part of the picture affected the quick WB adjustment doesn't work. to Fresno: thanks for your recommendation. Does it also work with combined ND and ND-grad? Thanks in advance. herby

In my DSLR-times I bought expensive SinghRay ND-grad filters to avoid any colorshift. It was worth the expenses. But with my X-T2 I have a serious colorshift to purple. It seems to be stronger in sunlite and weaker when it's overcast, but it's there. Here is a picture as an example. Has anybody experienced anything similar? What do you use? Is it color-neutral? Thanks for your contributions. herby

The same is for me. I tried 3 different 10-24, all were blurred at the left side. Don't want to try a 4th or 5th one. So please give us this lens.

Thanks very much.

I hope this helps. The X-T1 showes ISO AUTO 6400and next to it aperture, when I half press the shutter button it showes the used ISO and the used shutterspeed. This is not the case for the X-T2.

Nothing changes. The X-T1 showes ISO AUTO 3200 (for ex.) and next to it aperture, when I half press the shutter button it showes the used ISO and the used shutterspeed. This is not the case for the X-T2. In manual ISO mode everything is displayed.

Hello everybody, when I set ISO-Auto there is no shutterspeed in the display. In manual ISO it is. I don't like it. Did I miss something or is this something for an Fuji firmware update. Thanks herby

I love being outdoor with my Fuji X-T1

I only miss individual longest shutterspeed with Auto-ISO depending the focal length of the lens.

I was looking for a smaller, lightweight camera with professional imagequality. I am still using my heavy DSLR gear, but I wanted to have a light and small alternative for everytime use. When I found the Fuji X-System I spent more money, bought more lenses and I use it much more than expected. Why: IQ is first class, I like the classic handling and the size/weight. And I appreciate the improvements via firmware. Well done Fuji.

In my camera bag is space for 3 lenses. So I have to answear this question every time I go out for taking pictures. Mostly I take the 16, rarely the 14 instead, always the 23 and mostly the 56, rarely the 35 instead. But the decision is always hard, because I love all of them.