Don't anyhow listen to people , listen to the right persons more important
35 and 50 are the classic FL ,
I'm sure Fujifilm knows
[Official] X-Pro 2 Thread : The Pro Returns
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Don't anyhow listen to people , listen to the right persons more important
35 and 50 are the classic FL ,
I'm sure Fujifilm knows
Your last sentence is right , and it will be priced way more reasonably that u expect
Sounds like it is in the pipe line?
If the size is like the 18 f2.. With focus and apecture ring ... I will get one for sure.
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The Dry Box
Senior Member
Quick question - Has anyone experienced this with their Xpro2?
On the first day i got it, i was out shooting and got an error message asking me to " turn off the camera and then on again".
Did that and all was good.
Today i was out shooting and the same error message popped out, again turned the camera on and off and it acted normally again.
I can't seem to replicate the issue and it doesn't seem to be interfering with anything else.
At both times i had different lenses on (27mm and 23mm).
How very odd.
On the first day i got it, i was out shooting and got an error message asking me to " turn off the camera and then on again".
Did that and all was good.
Today i was out shooting and the same error message popped out, again turned the camera on and off and it acted normally again.
I can't seem to replicate the issue and it doesn't seem to be interfering with anything else.
At both times i had different lenses on (27mm and 23mm).
How very odd.
No, have not encounter the problem you have.
Thanks but this was taken using what focal length ?
Little Striated Heron,
X-Pro2, XF100-400/4.5-5.6.
jalanampas
Member
For those who shoot RAW, there is a way you can apply Fuji's film settings in Lightroom.
In the Develop module, under Camera Calibration, you can choose your film settings from the PROFILE drop-down menu.
Some examples (Both images shot with Fuji X-Pro2, with Fuji 35mm f2.0):
Shot in RAW. With Velvia Profile applied in Lightroom
Shot in RAW. With Acros Profile applied in Lightroom
You can add 'grain' to taste.
In the Develop module, under Camera Calibration, you can choose your film settings from the PROFILE drop-down menu.
Some examples (Both images shot with Fuji X-Pro2, with Fuji 35mm f2.0):
Shot in RAW. With Velvia Profile applied in Lightroom
Shot in RAW. With Acros Profile applied in Lightroom
You can add 'grain' to taste.
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Thanks for sharing this tip
All the film sims are available this way to Fuji raw files in LR.
Another alternative I do is I shoot Raw+JPEG and do in camera editing to the raw files to apply the preferred film sims / grain to the files and just output another JPEG.
All lenses are in camera corrected. There are no Fujifilm lens profile (Except X100 series) in Lightroom or Photoshop Camera Raw.
Hi , chances are it will be cheaper in Japan. But note that Japan domestic sets aren't covered by warranty in SG.
As shared, a shortage of stocks after fulfilling the pre-orders and It show was expected
u can also try leaving your contact at TK Foto or SLR. , prob a few more weeks for the next shipment. And yes, I heard someone saying there's a firmware update coming very soon too.
Hi guys!
Would like to seek out your expert opinions. I'm thoroughly convinced that I should get the X-pro 2 when the stocks are in. However, I'm abit lost as to what lenses I should get as this is my first time getting a mirrorless camera. I tend to take mostly portraits with some landscapes here and there. Any recommendations? Furthermore, i've read that we can use a mount that enables us to use a Nikkor lens. Do you reckon that is a good idea or am I better off sticking to Fuji lenses only. I have with me a 35mm 1.8G Nikkor lens that I am reluctant to part with. Thanks in advance yup!!!
Would like to seek out your expert opinions. I'm thoroughly convinced that I should get the X-pro 2 when the stocks are in. However, I'm abit lost as to what lenses I should get as this is my first time getting a mirrorless camera. I tend to take mostly portraits with some landscapes here and there. Any recommendations? Furthermore, i've read that we can use a mount that enables us to use a Nikkor lens. Do you reckon that is a good idea or am I better off sticking to Fuji lenses only. I have with me a 35mm 1.8G Nikkor lens that I am reluctant to part with. Thanks in advance yup!!!
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