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Osa713 wrote in post #19522604
That work flow sounds smooth

It works really well as long as you have good internet where you are shooting.
There will be more cloud integration in the pipeline. I’d like to see trying to get the desktop and iPad to be concurrent during the editing and the ability to work from a SSD mainly for space but also for easier transport of a session if clouds not an option. Adobe do most of that cloud already but they don’t tether to iPad, the key part for the start of why this is so good on location.

Non Fuji related but I picked up a Ricoh Gr3x and it’s a fantastic little camera.

Waves at Cape Henlopen.

Photo from David_MC's gallery.

Photo from David_MC's gallery.

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Photo from David_MC's gallery.

Photo from David_MC's gallery.

Willets

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Osprey

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Photo from David_MC's gallery.

Been thinking of the same , want a smaller camera to take with me on date night or when out with friends. For snapshots. And for street.

Honestly I'd rather and x100v, but I'm done waiting on them to be available (at msrp) , not paying a dime over retail.

But the more I think about it, the riccoh does look like a fun camera and perfect for what I want. So I don't think I'll be missing out on anything from the x100v , aside from the weather sealing.

How about a good used Sony A 6000.

Did a horse and rider session on Sat, first time, so trying out stuff, timings between different setups. Horse got bored near the end so will have to shorten session time for future shoots..

Not trying to turn this into a Ricoh thread but this camera is ridiculously small. The experience of not having the EVF is definitely different but for the quality and how it fits in your pocket is pretty nuts.

O and I gave up on the x100v’s after getting an X-e4 and the pancake 27mm which is now super hard to find.

David_MC wrote in post #19523546
Waves at Cape Henlopen.

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posted by David_MC originally in forum: Nature & Landscapes

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posted by David_MC originally in forum: Nature & Landscapes

WWII era observation towers.

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posted by David_MC originally in forum: Nature & Landscapes

Trees in the wetlands at Gordons Pond.

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posted by David_MC originally in forum: Nature & Landscapes

Teal and Orange tones are great!

Osa713 wrote in post #19524088

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Fantastic reflection and angles. I've never seen an image like that one... Love it, through and through. Color tones are spot-on, as-well.

My apologies in advance if I accidentally comp stomp.

You work around there?

Thanks!

Had a difficult time with HSS on the AD360 using the Flashpoint R2 Pro II trigger from Adorama.. Also found out that Fringer messsed up a firmware update on the Fringer Pro II, if the camera was powered off or you previewed an image the aperture setting reset to wide open. (I'm currently in contact with Adorama about the trigger not working with the FTR-16. I did some troubleshooting and the Godox XPro that I used with my 7D2 does work, and HSS works while attached to my H2S)

Fringer either found the problem, or users reported the problem and they issued a fix on the same night of this shoot (didn't find out until the next day..)

Bobster wrote in post #19524851

Those horse & people portraits are always so beautiful. Great stuff.

The boy.