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In my defense, I’ve had $700 sitting in PayPal to buy more Fuji crap for awhile.
 
So I bought the 23mm. And a Rokinon 12mm. And some filters. But no X100T.

I'm not much for wide angle shooting but I've considered that Rokinon for the occasional landscape stuff. Can't wait to hear how you like it.
 
Is this the official Fuji club meeting? When I picked up the used 35mm the other day, I did get to see and hold a new 50-140. Wow! The size does defeat the purpose of less weight.
 
In my defense, I’ve had $700 sitting in PayPal to buy more Fuji crap for awhile.

I really shouldn't laugh, kind of like laughing at myself??
 
Is this the official Fuji club meeting? When I picked up the used 35mm the other day, I did get to see and hold a new 50-140. Wow! The size does defeat the purpose of less weight.

Security camera footage of @Gary A. at the last Coffee House get together...

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I was doing some searching today about why my X-T2 was not turning back on. I`d take a few shots then turn it off, but with in so many seconds I`d try to turn in on to take some more. Searching online I came across a piece saying you should leave it for about 20/30 seconds before turning it straight back on.
 
Searching online I came across a piece saying you should leave it for about 20/30 seconds before turning it straight back on.
I wonder why? Is there a reason that we shouldn't turn our cameras back on immediately?
 
Searching online I came across a piece saying you should leave it for about 20/30 seconds before turning it straight back on.
I wonder why? Is there a reason that we shouldn't turn our cameras back on immediately?

To let something dissipate i guess. Little gremlins?
 
Searching online I came across a piece saying you should leave it for about 20/30 seconds before turning it straight back on.
I wonder why? Is there a reason that we shouldn't turn our cameras back on immediately?

I think it said it had to give the camera enough time to turn off.
 
@Fujidave Should have got a Pentax, my new one, uses AI to anticipate when I'm ready to snap a shot and turns itself on. :bouncingsmileys:
 
I think they live in an old shoe..or a Canon 1000D.
 

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