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I haven't seen what you describe on my XT2. But, the first thing I do with each of my cameras when I get them is turn off all of the sleep and power save options I find so that the camera stays on until I use the power button to turn it off. However, I noticed that the X-T2 will still go to...

You still manage to accumulate stuff when you're retired. Might even be worse. Plus you don't have that drive all the time to clean stuff out. I've downsized my camera kit to an X-T2 with two lenses but, I intend to go smaller and replace that with an X100F and the wide-angle converter. It's all...

V3.00 is the latest X-T2 firmware version. I don't do video, so I can't help with the rest of your question.

As others have said, the price on that XE1 sounds way high. Don’t forget that there is an XE2 between the two Even though there is little difference between the XE2 and XE2S, all three are discontinued but, the S is still available new while it’s getting harder to find a new 2. I’m in the...

OMG, the X-Pro2 and X-T2 are so old and antiquated, I don’t know how we are going to survive until Photokina. I’m surprised that people can still manage to take decent photos with them

What you need depends on how far out in the river you are. You should be able to use any electronic remote that plugs into your Fuji camera. Sounds like you can probably use the same kind of remote that you used on your Nikon. But 20 ft is not far and the WiFi app allows you to see what the...

Not sure what you're doing but, for tripod work, I used to use a short cable release that I bought for a dollar back in the 1970s until I discovered I could accomplish the same thing using the 2 Sec/10 Sec timer in my X-E2 or X-T2.

Fantastic

If you're a prime guy, then buy the 16mm f1.4 and you're done. Of if your a zoom guy, get the 16-55mm f2.8 and forget the 16mm f1.4. Undecided; get the 16mm f1.4 and wait six months to see if you really cannot live without the 16-55mm f2.8.

I have the old 32 pin Apple Camera Connect kit which included an OTG connector for USB and the SD card reader. When I got it, you cold only use it with an iPad and I used both pieces to backup RAFs and jpegs to our old third generation iPad on vacation. Now, I have an iPhone 7 Plus and a new...

This is a very informative article about memory cards with the X-T2. I believe the author also wrote one of the X-Pro2 but even if not, there should be no difference. I jut bought an X-T2 and also two Sandisk UHS1 Extreme Pro 32GB cards to go along with it, same kind I have used in my X-E2 and...

Brightened my entire day. Not surprisingly, I could change Australian to American, change the geographic and historic references, and there is no difference in the way the government operates.

I meant to ask; is the software you use with your Nikon RAW files the free software that Nikon provides or did you buy something? Also, if your having a difficult time with the X-T2 because the manual looks like it was written by a bunch of third graders. You may want to take a look at Rico...

You can adjust Shadows (S-Tone), Highlights (H-Tone), Color, Sharpness (Sharp), Noise Reduction (NR), and Grain. Except for grain, you can select 0 or +/- 4 for each value. And pick your film simulation before you shoot. All of these should be in the Quick Menu QR or if you prefer, you can add...

There is a Fuji X-E group on Facebook and plenty of X-E3 postings in the DPReview Fuji forum.

Thanks for the kind words.

It wasn't a gift from Google, they bought it and it's probably just a matter of time before they start charging for Nik. The only question is what will they do with Nik? They can keep it as is, adding more features and presets or they can warp it into something else.

A few B&W ooc jpegs from my X-E2 gently nuked in Nik Silver Effects. Bridge Photos were done with the Voigtlander Super-Wide 15mm f4.5 Heliar II and the other two done with the Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm f1.4 MC. Both on Fotodiox LM/FX adapters.

Is this the 2018 Beta or 2017.6? I've been running OnOne Photo RAW on my Macs since it was released in 2016 and have had no issue with overheating or excessive CPU usage. I started with a Mid 2011 27" iMac with 20GB of memory and for the past month, a new Mac mini with 16GB of memory. Both were...

As I said before, when I had my X-E1, it didn't have peaking yet. That came in a firmware upgrade after I sold my X-E1 but, based on Mick2D2s comments, it's does not sound that great. With the X-E2, both the EVF and LCD are better plus peaking comes in three color choices; red, blue, white, and...

All of my lenses are manual. So I have my X-E2 set to RAW+FINE with B&W for the film simulation and red peaking. I find that a monochrome view in the EVF or LCD with red peaking makes focusing very easy and it also helps with composition when I'm not being distracted by colors. Then before I...

Nice shot. They sure don't look camera shy; are they smiling at you?

Nice photo. Almost looks like IR.

Excellent shot and not too easy to get right with the bright exterior light.

Wonderful photos. There was a time when I would scramble all over those rocks and never give it a thought. The other day, I was in a local state forest and wanted to go down a steep bank to photograph the river that runs through the park. But as I started down the bank, my body reminded me that...

Definitely the Astia one. To me, the blue light in the alley and the light between the buildings make the shot above the ordinary.

Great shot Merlin. Never been to New Mexico but it reminds me of a lot of the vistas I saw in Northeastern Arizona.

Great shot. My problem is that when I come to a place like this, I stand there forever waiting for all those people to get out of my composition :shakehead:

Excellent photo. Can you walk under that bridge standing upright?

You X-T20 has an HDMI port that will connect to any TV or monitor with an HDMI port. Once you press the preview button, the X-T20 sends the output to the TV or monitor instead of the LCD or EVF. I've been processing about 98% of the RAW files in my X-E2 or the X100T I recently sold, before...

Thanks. It always feels great when a fellow photographer likes your work.

Three photos take at the New England States Exposition, known as the Big E, in West Springfield, Massachusetts with my X-E2 and pre-owned Voigtlander Super-Wide 15mm f4.6 Heliar II on a Fotodiox LM/FX adapter. They started out as B&W+R ooc jpegs with NR -2, Sharpness +1, Highlight Tone -1, and...

The 35mm f1.4 is one of the original three Fuji lenses and it is noted for being a little noisy and slow when it focuses but the IQ on the 35mm f1.4 is still superb.

You can download RFC2 from Fuji. It is a free older version of SilkyPix that will only process Fuji files; RAW or Jpeg. If you like it, you can get the latest version of SilkyPix or SilkyPix Pro at a discount. There a lot of good programs out there. I have SilkyPix Designer Studio 7 Pro but also...

Not sure what you are getting beyond the existing RAW converter. I've gone to mostly shooting jpegs but when I shoot RAW, I use the in-camera converter to create the jpegs I want. I connect the HDMI output of my X-E2 to my 39 inch monitor instead of using the LCD. This program sounds like an...

When I saw the first one, I thought what an ugly statue. So, I didn't race up front for a closeup.

Great photos and she is certainly a lot more interesting and better looking than the totally head to toe black mimes in the tourist area parks in Cartagena, Columbia, who pretend to be statues.

What I'm looking for is a compact camera that takes sharp images has nice bokeh, and is a joy to shoot. And has some image stabilization. Any suggestions? Sorry, no IBIS and your are going to find OIS in some, but not all of the zooms. I don't think any prime has OIS except maybe the 90mm...

Another possibility for consideration is the Zeiss Touit 1.8/32. It is an excellent lens in both optical and built quality. I can't speak about the Fuji 35mm f2.0 because I don't have on. I got the 35mm f1.4 along with the 18mm f2.0 along with my X-E1. Mostly used the 18mm but the image quality...

I just put my last AF lens, 14mm f2.8, up for sale and now I just have five manual lens. I do ten times better when I use MF.

You might also check KEH.com. They have warehouses full of used camera gear.

The peaking in the X-T1 and X-T10 is the same as my X-E2 has. Choice of Red, Blue, or white in high or low resolution. When I had my X-E1, Fuji didn't add peaking yet but, my understanding is that it comes in low resolution white only. Perhaps an X-E1 user here can verify that and as for the...

I don't own the 18-55mm, so I can't if there are any unique problems with it's OIS system but I owned two Panasonic OIS lenses and two Olympus cameras with IBIS (In Body Image Stabilization). The advice from both companies, and I believe Fuji as well, is to turn off OIS or IBIS when the camera...

Last year, we went on a month long vacation and all I took was four of my manual primes; Rokinon 21mm f1.4, Rokinon 12mm f2.0, Rokinon 50mm f1.2, and Bower 8mm f2.8. I found that I used the 21mm, which I prefer to my 23mm f1.4, around 95% of the time and almost had to force myself to use the...

I have the Rokinon 21mm f1.4, same lens of course, and it has become my favorite lens. I made the mistake of selling the first one I had when I got the Fuji 23mm f1.4 but, missed it enough to get a second one.

X-E2 Kit Black Fujifilm X-E2 Fujifilm 14mm f2.8 w/ B+W 58mm 010 F-Stop UV Filter Rokinon 21mm f1.4 w/ Vu Scion 58mm UV Filter Minolta MD 50mm f1.7 Fujifilm 23mm f1.4 w/ B+W 62mm 010 F-Stop UV Filter Minolta MD 28mm f2.8 Minolta MD 135mm f3.5 Fotodiox MD/FX adapter B+W F-Pro 67mm CPL, Syrp...

Micro 4/3 cameras all have blazing fast autofocus. I had an Olympus E-M10 and EPL-5 plus a Panasonic GX7 and GM5. All four were CDAF and as long as there was some contrast to lock on, autofocus was virtually instantaneous and very accurate. However, it's because of the smaller sensor size; not...

been there, done that and I have to say it was mostly because of Fuji's analog style controls that are pretty much like the film cameras I used for more than 55 years. My last m43 gear was an Olympus EM-10 and a Panasonic GM5, along with six primes, the 12-40mm f2.8 and Panasonic 35-100mm f2.8...