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Took some colourful sunset photos earlier today. I usually shoot monochrome architectural stuff, so I'm still quite new to this The Bridge by Tobi Loholt, on Flickr The Bridge 2 by Tobi Loholt, on Flickr

Are you keeping crop-factor in mind when you set your f-stop between your full-frame Nikon and crop-sensor Fuji? I see a lot of people who keep field of view in mind when going from full-frame to crop but completely forget about the difference in how aperture settings work differently on a full-frame camera than it does on a crop-sensor. Tony Northrup pretty much nailed it in this video: https://youtu.be/f5zN6NVx-hY Also, there is a difference in how much light goes from the aperture to the actual lens even if you use two different lenses, even if they have the same focal length and aperture setting. As explained by Matt Granger here: https://youtu.be/jI8uAzX0bBw

Still relatively new to photography, but I'm quite satisfied with this shot, one of the first photos I took with my X-T10 Hamburg6 by Tobi Loholt, on Flickr

Hi everyone, I just joined this forum a few minutes ago. I recently found an interest in photography and noticed I have a thing for shooting architecture, so I got rid of my entry level DSLR camera and bought myself an X-T10, everything about this camera is just ideal for my type of photography! I figured it was about time I joined this forum and said hi