iancbradley

Ahhh great shots of my 'home' station - I especially like the lighting in no 3. Thanks for sharing.

Hi, 3 years ago my Canon 60D, with Sigma 17-70 attached, was stolen along with the bag containing my Tamron tele zoom, and 4 weeks and one insurance claim later I was a Fuji X-T20 owner. In getting ...

Sorry, but the answer is ... read the manual! To get manual focus, as others have said, move the 'front of camera switch' to 'M'. The focus ring on the lens will then work. You could also, in 'M' ...

Brilliant to see my home town and locations thereabouts :-). Lovely footage, great to see Tynemouth and N Shields ferry landing especially!

Well, you haven't had much of a response, so I'll try :-) There is an excellent guideline on C1 workflow somewhere on this board - look for it in the list of popular or highly bookmarked threads. H ...

Thanks Jerry.  I am totally with you that there are plenty of examples of competence ... I was also noticing that the OP's son is the one with the birding interest, which might mean that there's ...

I'm absolutely not a birder, but it seems to me that BIF is an application that the Fuji system is least specifically designed to cater for. (complex syntax, I hope you get my meaning) Why not keep ...

What am I using? Well, when I use Fuji Cam Remote, it feels like I'm using a wet noodle to do brain surgery. It's unreliable and horribly designed.  On a good day, it works and I just feel annoyed. ...

For what it’s worth …no one will restrict access to any attraction based on the size of your lenses. You’re a Fuji shooter, remember, and we Brits are used to people hauling huge Canikon DSLRs ...

If you want some general handling tips on how to set up a Fuji camera, check out Omar Gonzalez’s YouTube channel, and then go take some pictures :)

As someone who trains people for a living, and takes pictures for fun, here’s a different take. Think about what you and the learner would like to achieve. I suspect the answer is ‘in one outing, ...

I've never been much of a band photographer, but I did shoot a jazz big band gig and learned a few things: - auto WB is fine.  Lighting colour temp is so variable that you might as well let the ...

The 70-300 isn’t likely to be used on fauna (maybe the occasional bird?) but I would reach for it if I saw passing ships and boats, or for tele landscape shots. That might not be enough to justify ...

I disagree with the blanket statement that no  legacy tele lenses are going to be worth the money. There are lots of legacy 135mm lenses that are optically excellent, at least in terms of ...

To flip your question round: to sample a great Takumar lens, get this 50 1.4. To sample an interesting 58mm with the Biotar design, get a Helios 44. To sample a great Zeiss Jena lens, get the ...

Hi these profiles look great.  I'm an existing C1 user, and I can't locate the Mac OS folder where new custom profiles are supposed to be located (looked at the C1 online help, and it named a ...

Must be a tricky decision for the manufacturer - Ricoh took the plunge make the 'regular' version of the GRIII with a 28mm FF equiv lens (18mm in Fuji-land), and the 'X' version with a 40mm FF ...

What modification did you have in mind?  If you’re thinking about sensor modification (like the Hutech / Hap Griffin mods for Canon cameras, which remove the IR cut filter in front of the sensor) ...

I have the Samyang 12 MF and the Fuji 10-24, like them both, and I would no doubt enjoy shooting the Fuji 14 as well.  I think it comes down to subject matter ... when I look at the shots I've ...

And you know this how, exactly?