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First shots with my X-T2 from London

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Was over in London for a week for work but had enough room to get my X-T2 with the 27/2.8 pancake lens.  Would have liked to have my full kit, but didn't have much downtime or luggage space.

 
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Really blown away by the level of detail the camera pulls out.  Even at 2:1 in Lightroom there was no pixelation.  Probably going to do some prints/wraps for the apartment.
 
Heading out to Carmel CA next week and will definitely have my 16/1.4, 23/1.4, 56/1.2 with me for the trip.
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Rmullins08, i agree with youth X-T2 does indeed perform extremely well and indeed pull out the image details, as my own humble effort shows!

 

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Also in London, Berwick Street.

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