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Looks great and a unique view of the Marina Bay area from Gardens by the Bay - love the way the fountain's colors add depth and life to the image.  What is the new lighter system?

E.J. Peiker wrote:Looks great and a unique view of the Marina Bay area from Gardens by the Bay - love the way the fountain's colors add depth and life to the image.  What is the new lighter system?

Thanks EJ.

Trying out the Fuji X-T2. I've been shooting with the Canon 5D Mark III for the longest.  And its been getting too heavy for me to carry around.

Trying to learn the dials and other quirks of Fuji.

amc717 wrote:

E.J. Peiker wrote:Looks great and a unique view of the Marina Bay area from Gardens by the Bay - love the way the fountain's colors add depth and life to the image.  What is the new lighter system?

Thanks EJ.

Trying out the Fuji X-T2. I've been shooting with the Canon 5D Mark III for the longest.  And its been getting too heavy for me to carry around.

Trying to learn the dials and other quirks of Fuji.

Even though it's a smaller sensor, I think you will find the X-T2 to give you superior results to the 5D3, especially in high dynamic range situations like this.  And if you use a non-Adobe RAW converter, even more so.  Adobe still has not fully figured out how to maximize quality out of the X-trans array.

E.J. Peiker wrote:

amc717 wrote:

E.J. Peiker wrote:Looks great and a unique view of the Marina Bay area from Gardens by the Bay - love the way the fountain's colors add depth and life to the image.  What is the new lighter system?

Thanks EJ.

Trying out the Fuji X-T2. I've been shooting with the Canon 5D Mark III for the longest.  And its been getting too heavy for me to carry around.

Trying to learn the dials and other quirks of Fuji.

Even though it's a smaller sensor, I think you will find the X-T2 to give you superior results to the 5D3, especially in high dynamic range situations like this.  And if you use a non-Adobe RAW converter, even more so.  Adobe still has not fully figured out how to maximize quality out of the X-trans array.

I am finding the X-T2 very capable and more.  I have been looking for an alternative to Adobe...not a big fan of cloud service, any recommendations? Would appreciate it.

Beautiful design and color!

Ron Day wrote:Beautiful design and color!

Thanks Ron.

amc717 wrote:

E.J. Peiker wrote:

amc717 wrote:

E.J. Peiker wrote:Looks great and a unique view of the Marina Bay area from Gardens by the Bay - love the way the fountain's colors add depth and life to the image.  What is the new lighter system?

Thanks EJ.

Trying out the Fuji X-T2. I've been shooting with the Canon 5D Mark III for the longest.  And its been getting too heavy for me to carry around.

Trying to learn the dials and other quirks of Fuji.

Even though it's a smaller sensor, I think you will find the X-T2 to give you superior results to the 5D3, especially in high dynamic range situations like this.  And if you use a non-Adobe RAW converter, even more so.  Adobe still has not fully figured out how to maximize quality out of the X-trans array.

I am finding the X-T2 very capable and more.  I have been looking for an alternative to Adobe...not a big fan of cloud service, any recommendations? Would appreciate it.

Capture One Pro offers the best RAW conversion for the Sony sensor with Fuji X-trans color array.

E.J. Peiker wrote:

amc717 wrote:

E.J. Peiker wrote:

amc717 wrote:

E.J. Peiker wrote:Looks great and a unique view of the Marina Bay area from Gardens by the Bay - love the way the fountain's colors add depth and life to the image.  What is the new lighter system?

Thanks EJ.

Trying out the Fuji X-T2. I've been shooting with the Canon 5D Mark III for the longest.  And its been getting too heavy for me to carry around.

Trying to learn the dials and other quirks of Fuji.

Even though it's a smaller sensor, I think you will find the X-T2 to give you superior results to the 5D3, especially in high dynamic range situations like this.  And if you use a non-Adobe RAW converter, even more so.  Adobe still has not fully figured out how to maximize quality out of the X-trans array.

I am finding the X-T2 very capable and more.  I have been looking for an alternative to Adobe...not a big fan of cloud service, any recommendations? Would appreciate it.

Capture One Pro offers the best RAW conversion for the Sony sensor with Fuji X-trans color array.

Thanks EJ was actually looking at that.