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A few more Fuji X-PRO examplesThe next 2 shots at 2000 ISO. I may not need to use a flashgun ever again. First image at F2.2. Second image at F1.8.
![]() ![]() The 35mm F1.4 is already an acclaimed classic. It's a Leica killer! ![]() Regards
Matt. K
Re: A few more Fuji X-PRO examplesIt is amazing how Fuji can get the SOOC JPG's so spot on, great shots and yes the flash is really extra weight if these results are attainable.
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Re: A few more Fuji X-PRO examplesOn my screen, the details in the shadows look good.
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Re: A few more Fuji X-PRO examplesThe first two look a touch magenta on my screen but agree the images look clean and nice shadow detail
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A few more Fuji X-PRO examplesIs iso 2000 even considered hi-iso anymore nowadays ?
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Re: A few more Fuji X-PRO examplesI think the colours look fine to me.
Re: A few more Fuji X-PRO examplesWhilst OVF would also be preferable for me I'm hoping that the $$$ savings are worth more to me... not planning to make this my primary cam.
Thinking I'll wait to get some hands-on a e1 first to see how it feels. The X10 is tempting at the price but I suspect would have too short a life for me. I have yet some time before I need it so who know's... I might end up with a X-Pro2 in the end !!! kanita
Re: A few more Fuji X-PRO examplesKanita
Good luck whichever way you decide to go. Welcome to the forum, hope you hang around and join in the fun. ![]() ![]() Regards
Matt. K
Re: A few more Fuji X-PRO examplesWell all I can say is that the Fuji XF glass and X cameras are simply fantastic IMO. I just can't wait for the moment I can say I am the owner of a xt1.
Welcome Kanita. The forum is a great place look forward to hearing and seeing more from you in the future. However, Don't be surprised if a MOD requests you put a little more detail such as where your from etc in your details. ![]() . 2 x Fuji xt1,vg-xt1 grip, Fujinon xf 18-55mm 2.8-4, Fujinon xf 14mm, Fujinon 56mm 1.2.
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