** Weekly Fuji X-Series Photo-Sharing Thread August 24-30, 2024**

[Mark Casebeer]

Are you finding the extremely light weight kit of the X-T50 and new kit lens almost like carrying nothing with no compromising of IQ! That's a rhetorical question, of course!

Yes, it’s really a joy to use and being able to change lens is perfect. I like using it with my H2s shooting sports and concert work. I think the S20 would have been fine also. With my day trip I just had it on a wrist strap and I carried it most of the day and never noticed any strain on my arm.



The only thing is after using it for about a month is I think 40 meg sensor does not provide much of a benefit over the smaller sensor. I would be fine with the smaller one.

Mark

 

[io_bg]

It was so nice out in the park after a short summer rain!







There were very few people in what's usually a popular park, so I was lucky to see lots of bird activity.


Eurasian nuthatch


Long-tailed tit




Willow warbler (I think)


Eurasian chaffinch

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Best,
Yoan

 

[Orsonneke1]

X100VI

 

[Morris0]

A delight to view Yoan.

Morris

 

[Morris0]

With a hurricane off the Long Island coast and a full moon, high tide flooded the marsh and in some places the trails were under water at the Marine Nature Study Area in Oceanside, NY. This green heron was standing a few feet off the main trail. I waded on the edge of the trail and bent low to take this photo.



Comments and suggestions welcome,

Morris

It appears you "waited-while-you-waded" to get a great photo! Sorry, I couldn't resist the pun!

This forum would not be the same without your humor Bob.

Morris

 

[HowardCB]

This was taken from the Canadian side of Niagara Falls. It’s always a challenge to photograph the falls due to the heavy mist and spray. The view from the boat is fantastic, but you really need a waterproof (not weatherproof ) camera to take photos.

Comments welcome





Howard

 

[RWN Photo]

The first 3 are especially nice

 

[FujiJon]

Heavily backlit. Nice blue streak.









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Don't complain about growing old, it's a privilege denied to many.

 

[Mustafa K]

I took those pictures in Frankfurt without considering any rules of aesthetics. In addition, the motives are trivial, nothing interesting.

Comments are welcome.

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Mustafa K.
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Galleries:
Photos from exhibitions: http://www.redbrook.smugmug.com

 

[Morris0]

Lovely Howard

Morris

 

[Morris0]

Nice

Morris

 

[BobsYourUncle]

Number 2 has a nice aesthetic.

 

[BobsYourUncle]

Heavily backlit. Nice blue streak.

Heavily backlit is not a bad thing. Current photo software could add any background you want.

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Bob aka BobsYourUncle
DPR Co-MOD - Fuji X and Medium Format Forums

 

[io_bg]

A delight to view Yoan.

Morris

Thanks a bunch Morris!

 

[io_bg]

The first 3 are especially nice

Thanks a lot! I need to improve my bird photos

 

[io_bg]

Number 2 has a nice aesthetic.

Thanks for commenting Bob! I think the blurred foreground leaves did the trick here.

 

[Morris0]

I was waiting for a humming bird to show up when this lantern fly landed on my lens hood.




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Comments and suggestions welcome,

Morris

 

[Meeces]

These are nice, and I love the colors.

Mark

Thank you. I find the dramatic preset in Apple Photos a good place to start in many cases.

 

[Meeces]

Nice set and I like the monochromes.

Thank you.

 

[CamerEyes]