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Curzie

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Hi, I have just joined the forum, good to meet you!  I started photography some 40 odd years ago, with a Fujica ST801.  Since then I have dabbled in Olympus and Nikon gear, but have recently come home to Fuji.  Current gear is an XPro1, XPro2, and an X-A3 (converted to infrared photography).  I have the 27mm pancake lens, the 35mm F1.4, the 16-55 F2.8 zoom, and the 50-230 zoom.  Plus quite a few old Olympus Zuiko lenses I use with a couple of adaptors.  I mainly shoot B&W.  I absolutely love the Xpros, they suit me down to the ground.  I'm so glad to be back in Fuji land!

 

Cheers,

Curzie

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