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** Weekly Fuji X-Series Photo-Sharing Thread February 1-7, 2025 **
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Greg in Durham NC
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Nice shot with the ultra-wide angle. I don't see much perspective distortion. Did you use the Rokinon 12mm?
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CamerEyes
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Thank you.
Thank you Greg! Indeed taken with the Rokinon 12mm f/2. I made sure to point the lens towards the horizon which takes care of perspective distortions.Nice shot with the ultra-wide angle. I don't see much perspective distortion. Did you use the Rokinon 12mm?
Greg
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Yoan
Hi Mr.io :Nice set. In my view, the model's skin has too much smoothing (skin looks unnatural). Not a great idea to crop hands or joints - either leave them whole in the frame or crop them out. Also, the last pic is overexposed as already noted.Keep practicing portraits with natural and ambient light
If you have any suggestions, please feel free to give them. It will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for your advice.
I will make sure to avoid cropping the model's hands next time.
On the day of the shoot, I was so focused on finding the right lighting that I neglected the composition.
I will pay more attention to this aspect in my future photography. Thank you very much.
Arnas
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The weather is still quite dreary in the Baltic States without any sunshine and/or snow, but we still decided to go to Latvia and visit Europe's widest waterfall, measuring at around 249 meters. It's in the small town of Kuldiga and I decided to take my trusty XF 18-55mm which hadn't been seeing much action since I was dedicating some time to learn shooting with telephoto lenses.
One of the waterfalls in the city center. Stabilization on XF 18-55mm is quite nice
The main waterfall is not tall, but boy is it wide
Kuldiga has an unique style of architecture
Since it was a working day, the streets are quite empty
One of the waterfalls in the city center. Stabilization on XF 18-55mm is quite nice
The main waterfall is not tall, but boy is it wide
Kuldiga has an unique style of architecture
Since it was a working day, the streets are quite empty
Thank you! The lens doesn't communicate with the camera so it doesn't properly record the aperture value, unfortunately. I stopped it down to f/11 or so; no starburst filter was used. The lens has distinctive 6-pointed starbursts.
CamerEyes
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Morris0
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The moment the osprey came up with the fish was photobombed by a canada goose yet I'm happy to have gotten these images.
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Comments and suggestions welcome,
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Comments and suggestions welcome,
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Greg in Durham NC
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Great capture, looks like it dined on catfish that day. I like seeing the band on its leg, too.
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Both are beautiful
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