Truman Prevatt

I do not like EVF's of any sort. I don't like the concept of an EVF, period.  I want to see the scene  not see the scene modulated by any camera processing or interpretation.  You can't do that ...

Absolutely no argument from this quarter on that.  Fuji needs to put the XPro on a serious diet if they produce an XPro3.

Right click on the image and select "edit with." That will bring up a box and you select how you want to export the image.  That is the file format (I use 16 bit tiff) and resolution (and maybe ...

Number 2.   You want a bit more contrast for printing.  Sharpening for printing also requires type of paper printer resolution to be taken into account.  The Nik output sharpening module works ...

The Pro2 (latest F/W) has split image.  You have the options to have the split image box to show up in nonochrome which helps.  The H1 also has the same feature as I assume the T2 and T3 do.

But obviously you missed my point. Clearly the OP was lusting after the H1 EVF.  It's a fine EVF as far as EVF's go better than the Pro2's EVF.  But if you lust after an EVF why have a Pro2.  You ...

If you shoot the Pro2 with an EVF and don't take advantage of the best feature of the Pro2 - the hybrid OVF, then you should trade in your Pro2 for the H1. If you don't use the OVF - why did you ...

A simple experiment.  look at the lens when you press the focus in the conditions you want.  It will be pretty obvious then. AF-S the focus is wide open and the aperture is closed down when you ...

I had my H1 and Pro2 sitting on my desk staring at me while batteries charged.  Interesting enough the Pro2 has no logo on the front.  The camera is black - no logo not Fujifilm spread across the ...

Like any lens you have to use it and learn what it does well before you decide if it fits your style or if you can expand your style.  The 90 can do things easily the 56 can't - especially where ...

Henri Cartier-Bresson used to tape over the chrome areas of his Leica with black electrical take.  His reasoning was a reflection from the chrome could catch the eye of the subject(s) and change ...

At one time in my life I spent more time with my horse than any human being.  When I was riding endurance, I probably spent more time with my horse than wife.  Some time during a 100 mile race, my ...

I guess I have to wonder why anyone that had no experience with a classic range finder would buy the Pro2 - maybe because it looked cool.  The shape of the range finder camera did not happen by ...

I will say that the only reason I have a Fuji is because of the Pro2 and the hybrid viewfinder.  I don't think I have ever used the EVF on the Pro2, I've turned it on to see if it works and that ...

It was taken at at Presque Isle Downs (Erie, PA, USA) last summer as a storm system was clearing out. It is on Lake Michigan so there is a lot of fog.  The fog was interesting since the track ...

Physically the refractive index is wavelength dependent. That means red light is focused at a different disctance from the lens than blue light. In lens design it is known a chormanic aberration. ...

Let's not dive down this rabbit hole again, running into disappearing cats and crazy tea parties.   Micro = local, that is contract in a small neighborhood of a pixel.  In some of the digital ...

What I find C1 passes on the EXIF data fine.  From time to time when I post - either uploading from the computer or uploading from my pbase account I find on some images the EXIF is missing in the ...

On the H1 the Q button is too easy to hit by accident.  On the H1 in least you can disable the Q button.