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[pepperberry farm]

[pepperberry farm]

[Jonathan Mac]

The Mac , is back .... with a little package ....

aye .. probably every other lens seems to have another crap filter on it....

these are the standard monochrome in the film simulations...

Ha ha, yes. Back in a (time) limited capacity for the timebeing, and the package a bit less little every day

One of the main reasons I bought the X-T20 over the much cheaper X-T10 was the Acros simulation, which Fuji advised was not possible with older bodies as they don't have the processing power. However, I've found there isn't a huge difference between the Acros and the standard B&W.

[Martin Stu]

well here the Cheyenne

[mrginger]

Has anyone else done the old Pentax 110 mount lens conversion on their Fuji? Can only find a couple of early test shots right now, but to give you an idea...

[glinda]

Has anyone else done the old Pentax 110 mount lens conversion on their Fuji? Can only find a couple of early test shots right now, but to give you an idea...

Nice shots, yes , they are good lenses, fit well on that camera too..

I forget who took his lenses apart and did something to them , to adapt better... he knows who he is .... check posts from early spring , on here.
Cool. That camera is supposed to have very good dynamic range. You like it ?

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well here the Cheyenne

Nice shots Martin Stu. Good to see . And the Cheyenne too.

[mrginger]

Nice shots, yes , they are good lenses, fit well on that camera too..

I forget who took his lenses apart and did something to them , to adapt better... he knows who he is .... check posts from early spring , on here.

I've heard of people adapting them to reduce the fixed f2.8 aperature with a small paper or metal disk, to get them down to f8 or so. More depth of field so they could zone focus. Seemed to work quite well.

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You like it ?

I think the X-E3 is possibly my favourite Fuji, and I've had the X-T2, X-T3 and an X-H1 over the years. Felt so good in the hand and the size meant I was much more likely to have it on me when I went out. Takes adapted lenses well, especially M Mount. Used to put the tiny 35mm Voigtlander Color Skopar on it

[Martin Stu]

Nice shots Martin Stu. Good to see . And the Cheyenne too.

thanks glinda

[Sam_I_am]

Aways have a soft spot for anything VW, and your composition is spot on.

Who would have thought a stack of filters would make an awesome photo....you did.

Nice subject, yet again.

well here the Cheyenne

Lived just north of Cheyenne for about six years, striking scenery.

Has anyone else done the old Pentax 110 mount lens conversion on their Fuji? Can only find a couple of early test shots right now, but to give you an idea...

Love the cat.

[pepperberry farm]

Aways have a soft spot for anything VW, and your composition is spot on.

Who would have thought a stack of filters would make an awesome photo....you did.

thank you - I used to have a larger pile of VW bits to shoot, but sold it all off over the years....

[glinda]

Lived just north of Cheyenne for about six years, striking scenery.

Martin Stu's Cheyenne , in case you hadn't followed for long - a little different , and a little more distant,
Equally as striking.
Both places, and peoples , would be cool to see.... Someday.

[Sam_I_am]

Martin Stu's Cheyenne , in case you hadn't followed for long - a little different , and a little more distant,
Equally as striking.
Both places, and peoples , would be cool to see.... Someday.

Had no idea. Amazing how similar the terrain is.

[Jonathan Mac]

I believe Jean Poitiers (Jean Poitiers - View Profile - PentaxForums.com) has used some 110 lenses on his Fuji camera, reducing the aperture a little for improved sharpness.

I understand they're not the best lenses around and digital really shows their flaws, which is a shame as their small size would be handy.

[pepperberry farm]