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Well duh! I’m 1/4 the way there just by myself. :)

But yet still, after shooting with the 110 f2 on a GFX100, it is hard to go back. :)

I don’t know. I’d still like to try one. :)

I guess this was more useful when all we had was 4-6mp sensors.

88. Flooded your parents house because you were washing prints in the kitchen sink and it got plugged and you spent too many hours in the darkroom aka: bathroom.

One of the coolest functions of a TC is the lens maintains it’s normal minimum focus distance but gives an image size 1.4 or 2.0 times greater. Great for  butterflies and such. :)

That really is nice. But I think it’s starting to look a little too processed. I should know. I’m so guilty of doing that as are a lot of MF prople. It’s a fine line.

Everyone is different. In every case I prefer the field of view, compression, and bokeh of the 110. But I’d like to have the 80 also. :)

GF250/45mm tube

That’s one I’d like to see printed, in person.

Honestly, I thought that’s where you were going and I’ve been trying to imagine how that would work.

Lensing?  If anyone else said that I’d think they just made that up. :)

Looks like my Nikon Z7 with 70-200f2.8E does the same thing.  Maybe even worse than the Fuji.  I can't believe I never noticed this before! Nikon Z7 / 70-200 f2.8E

No I did not. But I will. Thanks for the suggestion.

I used a tripod. Thanks for the info on the ni-sen bokeh!  First I’ve heard of this.

I just recently started noticing some strange and distracting bokeh in images shot with my new GF250.  At first I thought it must be related to wind movement and electronic shutter effects.  Some ...

In this photo it’s only visible in the large leaf just below the spider. Rather than being a smooth blur from movement it appears to be two images. And this is not a stacked image. It's a single ...

This time with the GF250 + 45mm extension tube.  This worked out fairly well giving a lot of room between me and her. Uncropped full frame image. Now I want to find out what's causing the bokeh ...

I’ve had really good results using Nikon’s 1.4 TC with both my 70-200E f2.8 and 300 f2.8 VR. On the 300 there was so little image  degradation it wasn’t worth worrying about. On the 70-200 I felt ...

Honestly, looks pretty awful to me.  I've tried adapting several other Nikon lenses that worked nicely on my Nikon bodies and for whatever reason they were pretty bad on the GFX also.