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Hi fellow X-Shooters,

 

It´s about time that I introduce myself on this forum.

My real name is Daniel, just turned 39 a week ago and I live near Stuttgart in Germany.

 

My "career" with Fujifilm began 2011 with the X100. From there on I have used near enough any X-Series camera except for the X-E2.

I don´t want to talk about the gear too much though.

 

What I do hope is that I can contribute to this forum, help newbies with questions all about the X-Series. After four years using the X cameras and lenses pretty much exclusively.

I can say that I have quite some knowledge on the system.

So do not hesitate to drop a line if you feel like it.

 

You can also take a look on my personal blog and FB page.

 

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