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I don't know what to check first, her face or ...

Probably because the lens in the x100f is integrated in the body so it continues inside the body itself while a lens that you attach to a body is a whole lens that should work as full once ...

X-T10 with a kit lens XC 16-50 or XF 18-55, cheap and pretty good quality X100F is also very nice but it's expensive for a casual shooter, with an X-T10 you can upgrade the lens whenever you want ...

Check for water damage or moisture, perhaps the guy who sold it to you kept it in a humid closet for too long

It depends what you are shooting most Portraits will need some lenses, landscape and street other lenses... Now the most versatile lens you can get for mostly all situations is the 23mm. Both 23mm ...

I saw couple of youtube videos by the Angry Photographer where he shows old even very old lenses that are (given to him) as good even better than actual lenses. You can ask him

Personally I didn't like LR for Raf since day 1. With Capture One and some sharpness adjustments I never had problems with foliage. Many people thought that Fuji x-trans cameras are bad in that ...

Absolutely! I bought it 10 months ago and I love it like on the 1st day. 16mp is more than enough unless you are using super wide lenses like 14mm for crop sake. 12800 ISO is more usable on the ...

Lightroom is not a good Raw editor for X-Trans Raf files, I tried many editor and the best is still Capture One

Beautiful photos! I agree whatever some people say, I found the X-T1/T10 excellent cameras for landscapes, specially if you pick the right lens and process in Raw.

It's the best to treat RAF on PC. If you want take a look at my blog, I have posted some tutorials to use with Capture One

Very nice photos!!! Are you using Capture One on PC?

Me I can't decide with many of my photos which edit is better, perhaps we are perfectionists :)

It was the same with the 23mm f1.4 vs f2, the 23mm f2 is definitely wider

Photos taken by Gers32 First one is with the 23mm f2, the second one is taken at 23mm with a 18-55 (even 22.8 on Exif), the XF 23mm is definitely wider than ''real'' 23mm XF 23mm f2 18-55 at 23mm

If you are shooting static subjects then yes the OIS will give you the missing light stops, but if you have anything that move in your photo like a person or a car the bigger f lens is better. I ...

In your Win 10 display settings, advanced display then color management C1 is not Wide color gamut ready ;)

Amen to that! Bokeh wide open is the only advantage of the f1.4 but it doesn't mean the f2 is bad in this field, I get beautiful bokeh between f2 and f5.6, the only plus of the f1.4 is obviously ...

My bad! I didn't know the f1.4 had this issue! As for my 23mm f2 I have zero AF problems at any opening, some units got a defect probably just like this 23mm f1.4, it's slightly soft wide open if ...

Figured it out myself after some trials and errors, it was the Windows color management that was set to WCS scRGB instead of ICC sRGB!! Now it works again :)