davidge

Yes, Provia/Velvia on X-E3 vs X-T10. CC looks unchanged to me on X-E3. Can't really  comment on Prog Neg Hi/Std as I don't use them.

I moved from an X-E1 to X-T10 - mainly because I wanted a 'faster' camera (as I often take pics at athletic events) , the SLR form factor and the flippy screen. Whilst the X-T10 was indeed more ...

Cycle touring, hiking and trekking etc. : very light and very small - 18 + 27 More general sightseeing type trip: light and small - 14 + 23(f2) + either 35 (f1.4) or 60 depending on where I am going. ...

Another minor tweak: set up the sensor cleaning to only happen when you turn the camera ON (this ensures it happens after a lens change) . By default I believe it cleans when turned both ON and OFF.

XF16mm f2.8 sounds interesting as I have a soft spot for the 24mm (FF equiv.) FOV but the 16mm f1.4 has always been too large and heavy for me. So it will come down to its size and weight (e.g. ...

I've made this point on similar threads - when travelling is it a photographic trip or a holiday. If it is a photo trip or you feel you have a specialist need (e.g. wildlife shots) then by all ...

I recently used my 35mm f1.4 on my X-E3 to photograph competitiors taking part in my running club's annual championships....I got a 100% in-focus hit rate on the 150 photos that I took...so no ...

Ditto.

A thumb grip (often called a 'thumbs up'). I found that I kept pressing the Q button with the edge of my thumb and the thumb grip solved this improved the overall grip. A handgrip if you intend to ...

Strange...I have an X-E3 with firmware 1.2 and my auto iso settings are not getting lost over a power off, neither those in my various custom settings, or any I specifically set in the SHOOTING ...

Custom setting bracketing.

Interesting thread - particularly as I have recently replaced my X-T10 with an X-E3. I have noticed that with the X-E3 I have been getting a *few* out of focus shots even though I have focused on ...

Worked first time for me on Windows 10 - so I can only speak about how it works on a PC. I assume you have updated the X-E3 firmware to the latest version. First copy the images that you wish to ...

Should not this be called the X-T200 as it is in the' T2' family (i.e. 24mp) and not the 'T1' family (16Mp)?

Great photos - given me some further inspiration. I'm interested to know what film sim/settings your are using as I've just got an X-E3 and am having to rethink all my settings compared to what I ...

I take whatever suits the *reason* for the trip I'm on, not what I am going to (hope to) take pics of, and then use what I have with me. For example if I am cycle touring/trekking etc. I'll go as ...

Assuming you have the RAWs for those photos, why not make use of Fuji X Raw Studio and then you can experiment on your computer with various JPEG settings on those actual photos to find the ...

It is a plain parallel sided 62mm screw-in lens hood that I bought on fleabay. It is marked "Fotga 62". I have measured the hood depth at 25mm. The Fuji 62mm lens cap that came with the 55-200 ...

I use a metal screw-in hood on my 55-200 and leave it on all the time. It only sticks out about an inch and is there to give some degree of protection but mainly so that I can put/take my camera ...

Try XNView MP. It will do what Bridge can do,but IMO has a better UI (including hierarchical/expandable keywords lists for filtering - Bridge only presents flat lists, can filter on keywords using ...