Fujifilm X-mount Image Thread
p.193 #2Fujifilm X-mount Image Thread
I'm loving using the Nikon 500 PF with Fringer Pro adapter on my X-T3. AF is blazing fast and accurate with excellent tracking. Even when the Nikon 1.7x TC is used.
Morris
1) American Oystercatcher in flight
2) Angry swan charging Canada Goose that got close to it's nest
Morris
1) American Oystercatcher in flight
2) Angry swan charging Canada Goose that got close to it's nest
Apr 05, 2022 at 06:23 AM
p.193 #3Fujifilm X-mount Image Thread
From a Vons parking lot in Bishop, CA - both crops of the same image. Wish I'd brought telephoto!
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Apr 05, 2022 at 11:59 AM
p.193 #4Fujifilm X-mount Image Thread
Lovely capture agvogel
A couple from the past few days.
A couple from the past few days.
Apr 09, 2022 at 12:59 PM
p.193 #5Fujifilm X-mount Image Thread
morris wrote:
I'm loving using the Nikon 500 PF with Fringer Pro adapter on my X-T3. AF is blazing fast and accurate with excellent tracking. Even when the Nikon 1.7x TC is used.
Morris
Very nice pictures with high IQ, well done! I am glad the Fuji/Nikon combo works so good for you, also with the 1,7x converter! Do you think it is much better than your Sigma 150-600?
This get me thinking! My Canon 400/4 DO II with and without 1,4x is wonderful with the Fringer adapter on X-T3/T4. But sometimes I would like something longer and my Cannon/Fuji combo does not work with 2x (no AF). If I buy the Nikon 500 PF with both 1,4x and 1,7x I will cover
- F4 400mm
- F5,6 500mm and 560mm
- F8 700mm
- F9,5 850mm
As an alternativ, we will get a new Fuji zoom 150-600mm which will probably work with 1,4x. Zooms usually is not as long as it says on shorter distances, so let us guess it is in practice 560mm. F-stop is unknown but probably not better than 6,3, so this will get us up to
-F6,3 560mm
-F9 785mm
Hm....it's good to have the flexibility of a zoom but the weight will probably be much more than the 500PF. And the IQ?
I'm loving using the Nikon 500 PF with Fringer Pro adapter on my X-T3. AF is blazing fast and accurate with excellent tracking. Even when the Nikon 1.7x TC is used.
Morris
Very nice pictures with high IQ, well done! I am glad the Fuji/Nikon combo works so good for you, also with the 1,7x converter! Do you think it is much better than your Sigma 150-600?
This get me thinking! My Canon 400/4 DO II with and without 1,4x is wonderful with the Fringer adapter on X-T3/T4. But sometimes I would like something longer and my Cannon/Fuji combo does not work with 2x (no AF). If I buy the Nikon 500 PF with both 1,4x and 1,7x I will cover
- F4 400mm
- F5,6 500mm and 560mm
- F8 700mm
- F9,5 850mm
As an alternativ, we will get a new Fuji zoom 150-600mm which will probably work with 1,4x. Zooms usually is not as long as it says on shorter distances, so let us guess it is in practice 560mm. F-stop is unknown but probably not better than 6,3, so this will get us up to
-F6,3 560mm
-F9 785mm
Hm....it's good to have the flexibility of a zoom but the weight will probably be much more than the 500PF. And the IQ?
Apr 09, 2022 at 11:56 PM
p.193 #6Fujifilm X-mount Image Thread
curtf wrote:
MorrisVery nice pictures with high IQ, well done! I am glad the Fuji/Nikon combo works so good for you, also with the 1,7x converter! Do you think it is much better than your Sigma 150-600?
This get me thinking! My Canon 400/4 DO II with and without 1,4x is wonderful with the Fringer adapter on X-T3/T4. But sometimes I would like something longer and my Cannon/Fuji combo does not work with 2x (no AF). If I buy the Nikon 500 PF with both 1,4x and 1,7x I will cover
- F4 400mm
- F5,6 500mm and 560mm
- F8 700mm
- F9,5 850mm
As...Show more →
The 500 PF has much better contrast and is sharper and AF more accurate, particularly when TCs are used. The Sigma 150-600 C is good and always produces good enough sharpness yet many images require sharpening to look there best while many would be happy with the sharpness that comes out of the 500 PF with no processing.
I expect Fuji's 150-600 will be f6.3 just like everyone eases and weigh about 5 Lbs. Will they put fast enough motors on the lens to do birds in flight with a TC? We will find out. I expect sigma to announces there now sport in Fuji mount shortly after Fuji announces.
I agree, all these options will be great
Morris
Edited on Apr 11, 2022 at 03:06 PM · View previous versions
morris wrote
I'm loving using the Nikon 500 PF with Fringer Pro adapter on my X-T3. AF is blazing fast and accurate with excellent tracking. Even when the Nikon 1.7x TC is used.Morris
This get me thinking! My Canon 400/4 DO II with and without 1,4x is wonderful with the Fringer adapter on X-T3/T4. But sometimes I would like something longer and my Cannon/Fuji combo does not work with 2x (no AF). If I buy the Nikon 500 PF with both 1,4x and 1,7x I will cover
- F4 400mm
- F5,6 500mm and 560mm
- F8 700mm
- F9,5 850mm
As...Show more →
The 500 PF has much better contrast and is sharper and AF more accurate, particularly when TCs are used. The Sigma 150-600 C is good and always produces good enough sharpness yet many images require sharpening to look there best while many would be happy with the sharpness that comes out of the 500 PF with no processing.
I expect Fuji's 150-600 will be f6.3 just like everyone eases and weigh about 5 Lbs. Will they put fast enough motors on the lens to do birds in flight with a TC? We will find out. I expect sigma to announces there now sport in Fuji mount shortly after Fuji announces.
I agree, all these options will be great
Morris
Edited on Apr 11, 2022 at 03:06 PM · View previous versions
Apr 10, 2022 at 05:19 AM
p.193 #7Fujifilm X-mount Image Thread
Some photographs taken at the annual Steam and vintage vehicle Event (postponed for two years) at the North of England Living Museum, Beamish.
Beamish Museum is the first regional open-air museum, in England, located at Beamish, near the town of Stanley, in County Durham, England. Beamish pioneered the concept of a living museum.
Beamish Museum is the first regional open-air museum, in England, located at Beamish, near the town of Stanley, in County Durham, England. Beamish pioneered the concept of a living museum.
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Apr 11, 2022 at 08:35 AM
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p.193 #12Fujifilm X-mount Image Thread
After carrying your goat through the park and then noticing it's defective and leaked on your pants..
Apr 16, 2022 at 10:14 PM
p.193 #14Fujifilm X-mount Image Thread
x-t3/18-55, ext. tubes
Focus bracketing - 60 pictures
2022_02_11_60_3211 by adam.basinski, on Flickr
Focus bracketing - 60 pictures
2022_02_11_60_3211 by adam.basinski, on Flickr
Apr 17, 2022 at 01:59 AM
p.193 #16Fujifilm X-mount Image Thread
Xpro3, 27mm 2.8
What I really like about the XPro3 vs my Leica M is that it can be really easily used one handed. Which is really helpful when you have two unruly hooli-dogs in your other hand like I did on this walk! They seem to deliberately time their "oh look a squirrel" lunges for when I push the shutter button..
What I really like about the XPro3 vs my Leica M is that it can be really easily used one handed. Which is really helpful when you have two unruly hooli-dogs in your other hand like I did on this walk! They seem to deliberately time their "oh look a squirrel" lunges for when I push the shutter button..
Apr 18, 2022 at 06:47 PM
