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Nice one Tony.

Outstanding work Ian. Just shows how Fujis can handle higher ISO's and I cant wait to try out my 100-400 at RIAT on Saturday.

What's an F35 Lightning without a little bit of Lightning?

Nice undercarriage on photo 1.

Don't think so Ian; he wasn't wearing Wellies.

I came across a Farmer with a sheep one day and I asked him "Are you Shearing?" and he said "No, get your own". :biggrin::blush:

I always liked Viveza2 and its ability to edit separate areas of your photograph.

Does this constitute 'Sheep Worrying'?

They are outstanding Ian. You picked a great spot. There were lots of "Long Tom" lenses on display there - some ludicrously too long to handhold. But it almost looks as if you are flightside with yours - they are superb photos.

Yes the queues can be a bit of a bugger. I travel there however, on a coach/ mini holiday and they seem to get into the bases fairly quickly. The admission fee is in with the price and I can't figure out how they do it so cheap but there it is. I wish I lived nearer the bases but they are...

From Farnborough:

Due to illness I cannot stand as long as I used to so I have booked 2 seats in the "viewing village". This gives you an airside seat right up to the runway. I reckon my 100-400 with the teleconverter should do the trick. Lets hope for good weather, attractive clouds and some good shooting. I...

Great shots ian. I can't wait for the IAT in Fairford in July. Getting an itchy shutter finger.

Aye. Fresh meat. (Just joking)

There are no stupid questions. If those knowledgeable people on here were to respond to questions negatively, there would be fewer novice/ enthusiast members. And we don't want to lose anyone do we?

Here's hoping Ian. I wonder if Fuji have encountered this before? Hope you get it sorted soon.

I don't know if you run a Mac but if so, LUMINAR recovered your jpeg expertly. Its fast becoming my go to software.

Nice set. I love the way the children are intense in their curiosity.

I use a Lim's half case. Best of both worlds; halfcase with additional grip and aluminium base. Not cheap but excellent when you want both: LIM'S Genuine Leather Handmade Case with Aluminum Floor: Amazon.co.uk: Camera & Photo

Thanks for the Head's up.

The colour version pops.

Thanks for the replies people. Much to mull over at the moment.

Hello there, I have the 18mm and also the 100-400mm. I want a zoom in between, so that I can maybe flip the 18mm. What, in your opinion would be a suitable zoom? Many thanks in anticipation of your replies.

Then and now.

Three and Four are my favourites. She likes her hats doesn't she?

I had the great pleasure to hang out the back of a C-130, photographing the last Buccaneer flight.

Taken with X100T with minimum processing. RAF Hendon.

Nice set Ian; vibrant as ever.

Nice one!

Although not having owned one, I find it hard to believe Fuji would release a bit of kit that was not a good advertisement for their lens range.

An excellent shot! It's the kind of shot that Ken Rockwell reckons you cannot take on an Xpro2 with 100-400!

Outstanding. Handheld?

Had a lot of fun with this; didn't like the sky so I changed it!

Ken Rockwell is an amusing fellow.

RAF Hendon. As far as I remember, all taken with X100T.

I just bought the 100-400 with teleconverter. It's a beast but preliminary shots in the street show it to be nice and contrasty at very low speeds. (I have trembling issues - but not in the knees!).

Excellent!

I won't. We want Mrs. Lloyd-Grahm!

Some cracking shots there especially when you consider you're not a twitcher!

Very dramatic. Like.

Captured the atmosphere nicely.

Nice tones and a beautiful model.

Beautiful as ever.

Very relaxed portraits. Excellent.

I didn't know that Ian. Thank you for your service.

Blimey, sorry to have caused so much bother!

Outstanding! You know exactly when to capture the moment.

Love that shot of the Cloister. Superb.

Ian you seem to do quite a bit of work in wet conditions. How happy are you with the Xpro2's weather resistance?