Originally posted by Martin Stu The roads that I choose (paraphrasing O. Henry)
Where are these from ? Martin Stu.
I know your title though is a double entendre.
---------- Post added 12-03-20 at 05:36 AM ----------
Originally posted by pepperberry farm thank you...
I do like it - it's a simple, sharp lens....
yeah.... but I'm missing SR in low-light shots...
I haven't been able to love that 45 minolta , maybe my copy and / or shooting wide open , too busy .
But it is sharp , you are right.
As for shake , also, thats only rarely an issue with the fujis i have if a long lens. I have no problem shooting at iso 6400 either , and most of the time i love the look of high iso on the fujis i have. Do you not ?
It is fun , though , figuring the cameras out , ' ain't ' it ,
---------- Post added 12-03-20 at 05:41 AM ----------
Originally posted by Scottie137 Just a few quick pics from my first time shooting with the XT3. I love USING the camera. The iso, aperture, and exposure compensation dials are awesome! I did have some issues with focus points and need to figure that out. Also, the post-processing issues are real with Fuji .RAF! I thought it was an overblown issue, but I definitely will NOT be processing the files in Lightroom. I downloaded the C1 Fuji Express software and that seems to work the best. I did also try out iridient x converter but wasn't pleased with those results either. So, looks like I will be learning the C1 system until/if Adobe ever fixes their support, which is a shame to me.
Try just shooting jpeg, and use the parameters for color, sharpness , tone ,
Its all you need,.
But i realize lots of you like messing with computers ....