p.60 #2 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
RustyRus wrote:
Vancouver-
Looks like a fun mountain biking trip around Vancouver, Rusty, with the RF at the ready producing great results. It really looks like a delight to use from most users reporting their experiences, especially on rides or hikes like these, thanks for sharing!
p.60 #4 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
I often travel in the RV for my photography trips, this bike goes on the back on a motorcycle carrier. With a back pack on I ride this bike all over from photo spot to photo spot.. A blast to ride and takes me anywhere I need...
p.60 #6 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
kalani_kane wrote:
Looks like a fun mountain biking trip around Vancouver, Rusty, with the RF at the ready producing great results. It really looks like a delight to use from most users reporting their experiences, especially on rides or hikes like these, thanks for sharing!
28mm is my favorite focal length- I was concerned a bit about the f/4 lens but honestly its been a bit of a blessing. I spent time in NYC doing the marathon last November and said I am shooting my Leica 28 Cron in 5.6 or higher the whole time.
Some of the best shots I ever took IMO-
So this camera lives at 5.6 or higher most times unless light is low-
p.60 #13 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
I recently bought the GFX 100S II from Jonathon along with the 110mm F2 (after selling my original GFX 100S which I loved). I finally had time to get out and test the camera, the GF 110mm, the GF 500, and the venerable GF 45-100. All of these were taken last night, July 5, on the Leelanau Peninsula near Lake Leelanau. It was getting dark and the skies were overcast before an approaching cold front and rain. I am thrilled beyond words with the imaging this equipment allows me to capture. The 110mm f2 is stellar (thanks Jonathon for selling me such a sharp copy). I was also very pleased with the rendering from the GF 500mm. I will definitely be keeping that lens in my bag whenever possible. I can't forget my trusty GF 45-100. I have always loved that lens and last night's imaging certainly was made easier by having it available. All handheld with OIS enabled.
p.60 #16 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
Peire wrote:
My home city further on.
Your images continue to delight me very much Peire!
Extremely well seen and photographed! Such sharp, crisp lines and very vibrant colors.
I have a GFX100sii that is a great camera but the learning curve for me is terrible! Wish I could get images as great as yours!
Again SUPER photography!
Dan
p.60 #17 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
aae991 wrote:
I recently bought the GFX 100S II from Jonathon along with the 110mm F2 (after selling my original GFX 100S which I loved). I finally had time to get out and test the camera, the GF 110mm, the GF 500, and the venerable GF 45-100. All of these were taken last night, July 5, on the Leelanau Peninsula near Lake Leelanau. It was getting dark and the skies were overcast before an approaching cold front and rain. I am thrilled beyond words with the imaging this equipment allows me to capture. The 110mm f2 is stellar (thanks Jonathon for selling me such a sharp copy). I was also very pleased with the rendering from the GF 500mm. I will definitely be keeping that lens in my bag whenever possible. I can't forget my trusty GF 45-100. I have always loved that lens and last night's imaging certainly was made easier by having it available. All handheld with OIS enabled. ...Show more →
Beautiful Stuart!
Beautiful, beautiful!
Dan
p.60 #20 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
Danpbphoto wrote:
Your images continue to delight me very much Peire!
Extremely well seen and photographed! Such sharp, crisp lines and very vibrant colors.
I have a GFX100sii that is a great camera but the learning curve for me is terrible! Wish I could get images as great as yours!
Again SUPER photography!
Dan
Thank you Dan for your kind words.I love vibrant colours and well defined shapes and city architecture shows a lot of them.
As for GFX 100s - in order to use it to one's advantage it is best IMO to treat it as any other camera.And take well composed RAWs.The rest is more or less similar no matter which type of camera/format has been used.
