The Coffee House

[smoke665]

Get a room you guys! Fujifilm Cameras

 

[Fujidave]

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.

As you will know, Fuji Rocks. Sadly Canon,Nikon and Pentax socks

 

[smoke665]

Now @Fujidave don't go to far out in that deep water. You don't want everyone after you!!

 

[davidharmier60]

Good night y'all. Among the stuff tomorrow the Eagle poops.

 

[Gary A.]

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.

The XT2 w/power booster and the 50-140 is significantly less bulk and weight than my old 1D with a 70-200.

 

[Fujidave]

Morning all, another cloudy and overcast day today so over to mums to help her then might manage to pop in the church to take some shots if it`s open.

 

[jcdeboever]

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.

That is a freaky, good hunk of glass. We do gather in here mostly because this is where Father Fuji (Gary) and Sister Peg hang out. Today we are praying for thanks that Fuji didn't get into pixel shift technology.

 

[smoke665]

Today we are praying for thanks that Fuji didn't get into pixel shift technology

I guess it's easy to not miss something you've never had. Bless their hearts Fuji finally got on board with 5 axis shake reduction at the sensor putting them on the verge of pixel shift. Course there's been a big technology jump that now allows Pentax to do "hand held" pixel shift images, that combines hand movement and sensor movement. It's nice to see old technology you've been accustomed to imitated, kinda confirms your choice in the first place. Is high ISO next? It's a big jump from 12,800 native to 819,200 native.

Just razzing you JC, Fuji makes a great camera and you've done an excellent job of exploiting the features of same and that is the most important thing. All the features in the world are useless unless you are willing to learn how to best utilize them.

 

[Gary A.]

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.

Interesting. Gary is constantly turning the camera off between shots to conserve battery.

 

[Gary A.]

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?

Maybe Camera Union rules ...

 

[Gary A.]

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.

Those hard working Fuji's don't want to stop working.

 

[Gary A.]

Portugal 1 - Morocco 0 at half.

 

[Gary A.]

Gary is up at 5:20 a.m. to watch World Cup. Gary woke up to Mary Lou's alarm as it was she to professed getting up early for the match. Mary Lou is still in bed.

 

[JonA_CT]

Gary is up at 5:20 a.m. to watch World Cup. Gary woke up to Mary Lou's alarm as it was she to professed getting up early for the match. Mary Lou is still in bed.

I put the match on for my study hall students this morning. Ronaldo has some beautiful legs.

 

[Gary A.]

Today we are praying for thanks that Fuji didn't get into pixel shift technology

I guess it's easy to not miss something you've never had. Bless their hearts Fuji finally got on board with 5 axis shake reduction at the sensor putting them on the verge of pixel shift. Course there's been a big technology jump that now allows Pentax to do "hand held" pixel shift images, that combines hand movement and sensor movement. It's nice to see old technology you've been accustomed to imitated, kinda confirms your choice in the first place. Is high ISO next? It's a big jump from 12,800 native to 819,200 native.

Just razzing you JC, Fuji makes a great camera and you've done an excellent job of exploiting the features of same and that is the most important thing. All the features in the world are useless unless you are willing to learn how to best utilize them.

Fins on cars Gary calls it.

Real photographer don't need all that razzle-dazzle, shiny consumer baiting glitter ... just great lenses and sensors in a solid camera.