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I actually bought and paid for this software way back before Google acquired NIK. I've used it extensively year after year and its an important part of my workflow which is centered around...

Nissin. Lack of proper firmware support. Will need a firmware update of the flash which is rumored to come I think. Mac

All I can say is that my old-firmware i40 that did not work with v1.00 on the T2 seems to work fine with v1.10 in TTL. No HSS of course. Mac

Nissin. The ability/support is in the latest firmware for the Fuji bodies, including the T2. It would require a firmware update for the i40 and i60 to be fully HSS compatible. Rumor has it this is ...

Both "old" and "new" firmware i40s now work perfectly in TTL. No HSS. Mac

You can clearly see that the light is bounced in the original pic. The relatively soft nature and wrap-around quality of it... Mac

Slightly wetting your finger in soapy water and gently, gently, gently polish and nudge the Sugru into the most coherent and consistent shape after making the rough fit with dry fingers. The ...

I went a bit bananas with sugru to make my T2 as "winter glove" compatible as possible. Works very well. Sticks properly too. Even if one button should be torn off from catching onto something in ...

400mm on APS-C surely gets you "in the ballpark" to get a reasonably detailed moon shot! I'm envious of that reach! Considering the fact that a reasonably exposed moon, at least in my neck of the ...

The 90' is a bit longer than the 105 DC, but it is an exceptional lens. Fast, sharp, accurate and well-built. Amazing even wide open. You should try it before passing judgement. I've owned and ...

I do not mean to tease, be sarcastic or troll. But, you must be freaking amazingly steady being able to shoot focal-length equivalent shutter speeds handheld with modern pixel pitche sensors and ...

Shooting continuously and in bursts you are likely to get far more shots than the CIPA rating. A 1000 shots from a single charge/battery is far from unheard of both with the T1 and T2. I once got ...

I use mine mainly for events where its range and speed counters poor light and gives the ability to get close for people and more photojournalism type photography. More rarely for portraiture and ...

As I'm sure you know, every system has issues and design peculiarities. Loose aperture rings on certain lenses is one ting Fuji should have been able to avoid. It can be a design blunder, or a ...

It is probably my poor eyes failing me (they are), but I cannot see any artifacts in the sky. I see some lens-related issues in the image, but not any peculiar sensor related artifacts at 100%. Wha ...

After a few years of ownership I have yet to come to terms with the 18-55. I have on several occasions had strange results from this lens, and that was not on a tripod. I have yet to find the ...

It's a camera. A tool. Either a specific model works for you and what you need/use it for or it doesn't. Who cares what reviewers or other people think about it? Contrary to popular belief, the ...

A lot of us are partially locked to Adobes software universe for a multitude of reasons and have workflows heavily based on their stuff. Or. we simply know their software and logic very well. Or ...

I just had some processing fun with the shot. The ND-filter is not the root of all evil here, it's the numbnuts behind it :D Mac

Thank you! I know which one you mean, but 3 out of 6 images are made with the BigStopper. Good luck playing with ND's and long exposures. Be prepared to deal with color casts (RAW makes it a lot ...