Good eye, yes it was the 50-140. AMAZING lens! My go to for portraits at the moment mortyb wrote:
Nice shots! The portrait of the guitar player is great, IMO. Was it shot with the 50-140/2.8?
I use LR. I believe that one may have been Provia. I normally adjust the Curves to get a slight matte look. It was taken at The Canadian National Exhibition. The lighting was harsh and my son was standing under a tree.
mustafa604 wrote:
great shot! what filter and pp software was used to achieve that?
Market shots from today with the X-T2 and 50mm f2. I love the rendering from this lens. The 9 rounded aperture blades really makes for nice bokeh. IMHO.
I'm still in the honeymoon phase with my X-T20 and where I'm trying to learn its capabilities and quirks. The Fuji glass is absolutely amazing. The first photo straight out of the camera using Acros+Red filter simulation and the 18-55mm.
The 3rd photo is just a crop of the 2nd. My wife and I were at the local fair grounds at an antique show where I was trying out my new 27mm f/2.8 lens. We wandered over to one of the other arenas where kids were barrel racing. Of course, the 27mm lens would never be my first or even 2nd or 3rd choice of lenses to shoot barrel racing, but it was the only lens I had with me. The first photo from the series shows my view from the stands, and the 2nd is a crop that I think holds up extremely well. The lighting was horrible, so I was shooting at ISO 3200 and f/2.8.
spoupard wrote:
I'm still in the honeymoon phase with my X-T20 and where I'm trying to learn its capabilities and quirks. The Fuji glass is absolutely amazing. The first photo straight out of the camera using Acros+Red filter simulation and the 18-55mm.
The 3rd photo is just a crop of the 2nd. My wife and I were at the local fair grounds at an antique show where I was trying out my new 27mm f/2.8 lens. We wandered over to one of the other arenas where kids were barrel racing. Of course, the 27mm lens would never be my first or even 2nd or 3rd choice of lenses to shoot barrel racing, but it was the only lens I had with me. The first photo from the series shows my view from the stands, and the 2nd is a crop that I think holds up extremely well. The lighting was horrible, so I was shooting at ISO 3200 and f/2.8.
Scott, I really like the first one, you can't go wrong with the 18-55mm. Best "kit" lens I've ever used. I've been shooting Fuji for two years now and I feel like the honeymoon is STILL going.
Speaking of the 50mm f2, I can't seem to get it off my camera lately. I love how close it focuses. I know this is a banal shot, but it demonstrates what I'm saying.
First is with the 35/2, second 10-24
