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Yup! In-camera pano is basically snapshot stuff. However, it is possible to get panos that are snapshot acceptable, if that is what you are looking for, otherwise it is best to shoot individual ...

Fujifilm allegedly teamed up with Adobe several years ago to bring the film sims to ACR/LR, and for some strange reason, regardless of work-arounds, we are still looking for an alternative to ...

I have an X-E2, X-T2, X-E3, & X-T3, all black bodies. None of them, including the China assembled X-T3 show any evidence of lesser build quality. As far as comparing the X-T3 with the X-H1 I see ...

Also, both C1 and LR can be set to reject duplicates on import

I currently use an K&F Concepts Nikon(G)-FX adaptor , $25.99. It works just fine for my Nikkor glass, and my Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8. For now for Nikkor glass there are just the simple fully manual ...

I pulled the trigger on my response a tad too quickly. What I was attempting to post were some alternate sources for Fuji lens rental. LensProToGo BorrowLenses LensRentals

No. I was considering the 50-230mm when trying to decide between it, the 18-135, and the 55-200, but the deal B&H had some 2 years ago saved me $200. So the cost difference was negligible back ...

I agree. My first two Fuji lenses were the 18-55mm and the 35mm f/1.4, followed a few months later by the 55-200mm. Then with a seemingly incurable case of Fujifilm GAS I now have four X-Cameras, ...

I have an X-T3 and a good collection of Fuji glass. Given what you have said I would buy the X-T3 with the 18-55mm. It is a surprisingly good lens with OIS. Once you have some experience with that ...

None of the Ken Wheeler (AP) shots show the same issues of softness in the corners & edges that are in Jerry's examples, and are quite good. This does seem to confirm that Jerry has/had a faulty ...

It seems I am a tad late to this discussion, and you have got some sound advice regarding expanding your test by reshooting stopped down some, and adding the 16-55 for comparison. Perhaps also the ...

The Fujifilm film simulations as developed by Fujifilm are only applied to the JPEGs in-camera. They can be applied to RAW files using the in-camera RAW conversion, or with the Fujifilm X RAW ...

This is a revelation. I just checked some X-E2 RAF & JPEG files, and sure enough the lens serial number is there in the EXIF data, but even though the camera make & model are IDed, there is no ...

Agreed! That is strange. All I can suggest at this stage is to contact Fujifilm support to see if they have any suggestion.

I found serial numbers for body and lens in exif.regex.info/exif.cgi : Scroll to the EXIF window, and near the bottom of that window you will find "Serial Number" not labeled for camera, but that ...

Yup! The data is there for RAF & JPEG. I can read it in the Metadata in Bridge, Preview (Mac), and EXIFTool. Serial numbers in Preview (Mac) Serial numbers in Adobe Bridge Serial numbers in EXIFTool

Make sure your shutter is set to ES (ES=E)only, not M+E, EF, EF+M, or EF+M+E. The Set the Mode to "CH". If the shutter is set to anything other than "ES" your other options will be greyed out.

Kevin Mullins https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO0TChYJmQGzq3nM7-kvV0A

Since you are using a mystery method of post processing, some of the folks here might be able to help you once you tell us what software and workflow you are currently using, and what particular ...