
XT5 diagnosis?
Anybody ever had this discoloration on the EVF before? I just noticed it recently after removing the eye cup

Anybody ever had this discoloration on the EVF before? I just noticed it recently after removing the eye cup
Like a lot of you I got tired of recipes that look too yellow. I just put out the 11th videos in my series on YouTube where I review recipes, share examples and talk about how to use each one to the best of its ability and this one is all focused on recipes that don't look overly warm or yellow!
For each video I make these recipe cards to mimic film stock boxes and I think you'll all enjoy them! You can find an album of them below. Feel free to share them and save them. I've made over 35 in total and plan on making more in the future.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/VmTC4nbPCQ7BDfj98
If you want to check out the other 10 videos in the series you can find a playlist of all the videos here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNG_gk8wEKLG79sWedrw4CXZSaiXHEXH_&si=oY23zIhu_VKNxGi9
Handheld, run and gun clip from the airport - Recipe: Last Summer Roll
I set all 4 custom profiles to image mode and set 4 of my fav recipes. If i want b-roll video, i hit the video record button as is - to get 4k 30p 4:2:2 video with the custom recipe & exposure settings intact. Making a habit of getting some b-roll along with the photo I clicked.
Boost Mode On DIS On, DIS Boost on (I know they say don't pan, use only for still footage - but if you do slow pan the results are fantastic with DIS boost) Plan for the crop (walk back to reframe before taking video)
Street life, Londoners enjoying life in the warm summer sun.
It seems PC Auto Save used to be a thing and currently all I can find is transferring to phone wirelessly, or uploading to frame.io, or tethered shooting.
Anyone know if it's possible? Thanks.
Bought the xm5 from Kuala Lumpur a couple of weeks ago when I went there on official business. My first ever camera and I am really understanding colour science craze!
Camera: Fujifilm xm5
Lens: kit lens, 15-45mm f3.5
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Edited in Capture One
Pour celle-ci, j'ai un peu merdé.
Je suis resté à main levé donc 3200 ISO 1/10ème de seconde alors que j'aurais du me remettre sur le trépied et faire une pause plus longue à des ISO inférieur. Ou virer le ND1000 pour mettre mon ND8.
Là quand on zoome, entre les ISO élevés et l'antibruit IA de Lightroom, ça fait un peu pâteux.
Elle passe quand même pour les réseaux sociaux mais je n'en ferais pas un tirage grand format.
Possiedo la mia Fuji XT2 da anni e ne apprezzo molto alcuni aspetti, ma c'è una cosa che proprio non riesco a capire: la nitidezza.
Mi piace la fotografia, ma non sono mai diventato un professionista, quindi credo di non aver capito qualcosa.
Ogni volta che ingrandisco le mie foto (con l'obiettivo 18-55), il soggetto non è mai perfettamente nitido, anche se imposto l'autofocus su di esso. Non è che risalti improvvisamente dallo sfondo. A volte mi rendo conto di ottenere risultati migliori con la mia vecchia reflex (Nikon D3100) o quando uso obiettivi manuali vintage.
Ho comprato il Fujinon 70-300 f/4-5.6 un mese fa e continuo ad avere la sensazione che ci sia qualcosa che non va. Cosa potrei sbagliare? Scatto in formato RAW e utilizzo Iridient per convertirli prima di modificarli in Lightroom.
Grazie a chiunque risponderà 🙏