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EverydayGetaway wrote in post #18626521
Do it.

We'll see which way I flop in the morning. The last one I found sold before i decided to get it so hopefully this one will too.....or hopefully it wont.......

soeren wrote in post #18626524
MCEX-11 with the 10-24, doable?

looks like it will work at 24mm

http://www.fujifilm.co​m …cessories/pdf/m​cex_01.pdf

gremlin75 wrote in post #18626509
Well an x100F just popped up locally for $800.......keep telling myself I don't need it even though I really want it

Get it, you know you want it.

gremlin75 wrote in post #18626532
We'll see which way I flop in the morning. The last one I found sold before i decided to get it so hopefully this one will too.....or hopefully it wont.......

looks like it will work at 24mm

http://www.fujifilm.co​m …cessories/pdf/m​cex_01.pdf

Meh, Ok it's the laowa 9mm for closeups then

One thing I hope they add to the next iteration of camera bodies... is a lock button for the exposure compensation dial... Can't even count how many times I pull the camera out of the bag, take a shot, and find out it's severely underexposed or overexposed... and see the dial had been knocked up or down.

PLLphotography wrote in post #18626634
One thing I hope they add to the next iteration of camera bodies... is a lock button for the exposure compensation dial... Can't even count how many times I pull the camera out of the bag, take a shot, and find out it's severely underexposed or overexposed... and see the dial had been knocked up or down.

is that something on an XT2? Because my XT1 the exposure comp dial is very tight and you really have to put some effort into moving it. I have my new xt2 being delivered today so i guess I can see if its much easier to turn compared to my xt1

05Xrunner wrote in post #18626636
is that something on an XT2? Because my XT1 the exposure comp dial is very tight and you really have to put some effort into moving it. I have my new xt2 being delivered today so i guess I can see if its much easier to turn compared to my xt1

The exposure comp dial on my X-T2 is very tight.

I never use that dial because I shoot with strobes a lot so my iso always Manually set

I never use it either, but it never fails either when I'm putting the XPro 2 back in my bag or taking it out, the dial gets knocked and is no longer set to 0. It doesn't happen every time, but often enough to become an annoyance.

I never use that dial. I shoot with manual. I hope they remove it with the next body release.

I used it occasionally , when i preferred blown out highlights over noisy shadows .(**peoples faces in the shadows )

That wasn't too often , I can do without dial on body

What does e/c adjust anyway? Iso?

I use it all the time at events, set shutter speed and aperture & use the ex-comp dial to change the ISO. With the preview exp/we on it’s a very fast way of changing settings.

Being a photographer is not all champagne and models but is it sometimes ice cream and a beach in the sun. Got finished a shoot ahead of time so hit the nearby beach for a 30min relax.

Mine only works when the iso dial is set to auto but I like to set my own iso. Maybe if Fuji implements a mind control feature on the X-T3?

X-T1 | Samyang 12mm F2 @ F4

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loving this new X-T2. The menu system is much better than the X-T1, the shutter seems more responsive, the high ISO from just playing around ISO 12800 seems as good as 6400 on my 7DII and X-T1. I LOVE the push lock for the dials. That was one thing that drove me crazy trying to change the ISO on the xt1. the buttons feel better, the screen resolution is sharper.

scorpio_e wrote in post #18626784
I never use that dial. I shoot with manual. I hope they remove it with the next body release.

I hope it never gets removed, it's extremely useful.

ISO is a trivial setting these days in my opinion. It basically doesn't effect the look of your image up until after 6400, I leave mine on auto pretty much all the time unless I'm using artificial light or the rare occasion I use shutter priority.

The EC dial makes on the fly adjustments thoughtless, don't even need to move my hand, just a quick flick of my thumb.

Plus, if you only ever use manual then the dial literally does nothing... so why remove it just to appease the few people who never use it?