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The Mighty 16 was the first Fuji lens I bought and the only one I had for a long while.  I bought it first because it’s so versatile.  The only thing it’s not great at is group shots of people at ...

Excellent feedback - thank you all. I'll experiment and will report back.

Even focus stacking?  90 shots in ~10 seconds?

During this pandemic, my teenage son has taken an interest in woodworking, creating coasters, cutting boards and charcuterie boards. I’ve been helping him with some of the marketing, including ...

Thanks for keeping the forum civil Jerry-Astro!

Agreed.  Best practice from the IT field for backups:  3-2-1.  Always have 3 backups.  2 backups should be on different medium.  1 backup should be offsite. I keep my LR catalog on a Qnap NAS [4x ...

I've got both.  I thought I could get by without the 23f1.4, but for me it meets a very important need for me:  group shots of people. The Mighty 16 was my first Fuji lens and still one of my ...

I'm not sure I understand - I shoot a fair amount of things in motion and can freeze most things at 1/1000s.  I won't look too close - only enough for a moderately sized print. I'd find extra ...

There was also talk of the IMX510, which was a 32MP APS-C sensor.  Not sure if it’s capable of 8K video. We’ll soon reach a point where our X lenses can’t resolve as much detail as the sensor can ...

Great shots in this thread - this lens performs!  Here are a few of my favorites...

I bought a silver X-T3 shortly after it was launched, presumably made the same as the X-T4 and it looks like new.  It does get outside and has traveled, but I’m careful with it.

I’ve got both - the 23f1.4 was the last lens I bought because I thought I could get away with the 16f1.4 and the 35f1.4.  But I couldn’t.  The only reason I bought it was because of the focal ...

Hey Clive, It's not my goto action lens, but it's certainly capable, especially when you want to capture more of the environment like the shot below.  I also use a X-T3 and I've never been ...

Fantastic photos - congratulations to you and your family!

Until the pandemic, I used to shoot indoor hockey pictures of my son. Before switching to Fuji, I used a 70-200 f2.8 G lens and a 70-200 f2.8 Tamron on a Sony crop sensor. I had moderate success - ...

Great suggestion - thank you!

I just started with this a couple of weeks ago to help my son capture some pictures of charcuterie boards that he's creating for marketing purposes. Unfortunately, I don't have a macro lens, so I'm ...

No cheetahs, but maybe some cougars?  ;) Great shots Ashley - beautiful model!

Great images - never thought one could focus stack without a tripod. Can you tell me more about the aperture you use when focus stacking?  Can't one use a wider aperture for more light without fear ...

I very nearly opted for the 50-140 but instead settled on the 90f2 for action and portraits.  If you can live with the restriction of a prime, it'll reward you with exceptional IQ.  There is a ...