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Here are some photo's from this year's Amsterdam Light Festival. All with the X-T1 and XF 35/1.4 Amsterdam Light Festival 2017-2018 by Johan Thole, on Flickr Amsterdam Light Festival 2017-2018 by Johan Thole, on Flickr Amsterdam Light Festival 2017-2018 by Johan Thole, on Flickr More photos here in my Flickr album: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmcNNMjg

Huis Trompenburg Built in 1673 for Cornelis Tromp, son of the famous Dutch fleet commander Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp 's-Graveland castles by Johan Thole, on Flickr Huis Gooilust Built in 1779 for Gerrit Corver Hooft, head of the 'West-Indische Compagnie' 's-Graveland castles by Johan Thole, on Flickr

In 2017, the camera that I used most is the X100T. The X-T1 with the 35/1.4 was second. Third place was the X-Pro1 with the 18/2.

Leiden castle - X100T (BW+R film simulation) Leiden Castle by Johan Thole, on Flickr Leiden Castle by Johan Thole, on Flickr Hooglandse kerk Leiden by Johan Thole, on Flickr

Santa Claus visits Leiden by Johan Thole, on Flickr

In Utrecht city centre that easily happens

With screw-in hoods I prefer the rubber ones. The metal hoods transfer shocks to the lens more easily.

I actually liked the top LCD of the Canon cameras. But with all the dials of the X-series there is a bit less need.

For me, the X-T1 is more than capable. In fact, today I used my X-Pro1 with the 35/1.4. To be fair, I only use that one in MF mode. But the AF of the X-T1 does everything I need. The same for 16MP; more than enough for me.

None, but that is the same with OIS. It will help you with static subjects only. For moving subjects, choose an appropriate shutter speed, or practice panning.

Still have the same cameras ... waiting until the X-Pro3 announcement (or until Fujifilm announce a WR version of the X100 series).

I never really understand why people buy Fujifilm cameras for video. It's clearly not high on Fujifilm's to-do list. Personally I am fine with that (I don't do anything with video), but I think that some other brands are a much more logical choice for videocentric work.

Do you have the statement in Dutch? Milandro and myself might be able to provide a better translation.

Definitely the 35/1.4 would be among them. I took photos at an event last week, and like always, I was amazed at the quality of that lens.

I've seen it many times, but never in this perspective indeed ... it's the "drunk man's view"?

I have come to accept that Fujifilm cameras are not the most reliable. Fortunately mine all broke within the 24 months warranty period ;-) And I also had the main board of my Canon 5D replaced back then; ouch! OTOH, the xxD cameras were built like a brick; the 20D still works and now has its fourth owner!

Woerden, former city hall - X100T - BW+R

How can I be the first to like this?? Wonderful image!

Welkom en veel plezier hier, Steve!

Because people try the Fujifilm RAW converter, and think that is Silkypix? Well, it is, but a very old version.

I think there would be a very small market for that.

X100T - Nijmegen - Netherlands Photos from Nijmegen by Johan Thole, on Flickr Photos from Nijmegen by Johan Thole, on Flickr Photos from Nijmegen by Johan Thole, on Flickr Photos from Nijmegen by Johan Thole, on Flickr

I think that is the same thing. It might be that a Fujifilm service centre can do a "hard reset", but for a normal user the "reset" option in the menu is the only one.

Add www.fuji-x-forum.com 127.0.0.1 to your host file. Edit: to clarify, that blocks access to the site, in a pretty crude but effective way.

Not sure whether Fujifilm thought there would be a fifth generation when they introduced the "T".