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Hi dudes. You might know me from the Fuji rumours comments section. Anyway, I thought this forum was a better place to put my query. I currently own: X-Pro 2 (will buy a XT-2 later this year for sure). 8mm Samyang Fisheye (because it's cheap and fun) 16-55 2.8 (event shoot and family outing lens) 23 1.4 (low light event shoot lens) 35 f/2 (my main daily lens) 90 f/2 (portrait and "good enough for me" macro lens) I have enough money for the XT-2, 50-140, 100-400, 10-24 and 56 1.2... however it's always good to save a $ here and there so.... Definately will buy: 50-140 (this is to replace my old 70-200 lens, an absolute must have for me, it'll be my main event shoot lens) 100-400 (I've wanted a lens like this for years, nothing can stop me buying this lol) Not too sure about: 10-24mm (for ultra wide landscapes and cityscapes when I don't want a fisheye effect). 56 1.2 (for shallow DOF upper body portraits, Edit: and possibly for a second low light event shoot lens to go with the 23 1.4) About the 10-24: I want something ultra wide that isn't a fish, is it redundant with the 16-55? Will a Samyang 12mm be good enough for occasional ultra wide shots? I do some landscapes, but I'm not a huge landscape guy (I will mainly shoot this stopped down FYI). Less distortion is great for cityscapes (I live in Hong Kong). About the 56 1.2: I am impressed with upper body portraits from this lens. I definately use the 90mm for tighter headshots in the studio and on location shoots. I can use LED lighting and get some really nice shallow DOF shots in the studio with the 90mm. However I'm not 100% convinced I NEED a 56mm. In studio situations I am thinking I can switch to this for the typical upper body shot. However is it made redundant by the 50-140? I also think perhaps this might make a nice compliment to the 23mm as a low light event combo, (I used to have a 35mm and 85mm combo for this when I shot Nikon, I do like this combo). Your thoughts on these things are appreciated. Also, anything I've missed? -
I'm not usually a black & white kind of guy. And when I am i prefer to use Nik Silver Efex because it gives the best control. But I was out shooting some long exposures last night thanks to the sun returning to Michigan and realized that Acros + R is extremely fitting for long exposure cloud work.
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Hi there.Here some shots from last month's trip to Venice DSCF7621 DSCF7622 DSCF7696 DSCF7715 DSCF7744 by V G, on Flickr DSCF7789 DSCF7806 DSCF7833 DSCF7849 DSCF 8012
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Just throwing this out here for suggestions or insights. I use a X-T2 and currently have a 16mm (as well as other lenses)...I am starting to hike and shoot landscapes mostly of meadows, waterfalls, and occasionally the Smoky mountains. I am a hobbyist who makes enough from photography jobs to pay for my gear and right now I am trying to decide between the new 80mm for macro shots or get the 10-24mm. My question is since I have the 16mm is that enough for landscape (for longer shots I also have the 55-200) or do I need to also get the 10-24mm? I will be shooting more landscapes than macro but if the 16mm will perform what I plan to shoot then I would rather spend my money on the 80mm for taking macro shots on my hiking trips.
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Hello everybody. I am new here. I switched to Fuji from Panasonic and Blackmagic. Quite happy, but I have a big issue with the XF 10-24. Please see the attached video, the issue starts at 3". Any idea?
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From my recent trip to Lisbon with the X-T2 & 10-24 /16-55 DSCF7226-2 DSCF6984 DSCF7039 DSCF6732 DSCF6721
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Toronto, Ontario Fuji X-T2 + XF10-24 Night Lights by Matthew Perry, on Flickr Night Trains by Matthew Perry, on Flickr Toronto Financial District by Matthew Perry, on Flickr
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Hello Everybody, Here are some shots taken recently in Lanzarote with my x-pro 2 and the 10-24, it's really a perfect landscape combo. 1) Los hervideros with the volcanoes of the Timanfaya national park in the background. 2) Caleta de Famara windy beach
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
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From the album: Montreal
© Woodhouse Photography
