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The AX-5 still works fine, but I use my AX-3 more. I generally use aperture priority, rarely program, so the simpler AX-3 is my weapon of choice.

The 35 1.4 is my favorite Fuji lens. I had the f2 version for a while, but I always preferred the look of the 1.4. I have a bunch of lenses, prime and zoom, all are good, but the 35 gets the most use. If I could only keep one, the 35 1.4 would be it.

I've had mine for a while, great camera.

I picked up a new X-H1 with battery grip during the recent sale. I still have a couple of X-T1s, I'll probably sell the black body and keep the silver one as a back up body. I like to use primes, including a large collection of legacy lenses. The IBIS works really well with these lenses...

I saw the ad, and called immediately. I doubt it would have lasted the day. One of my best finds, ever!

I picked up a Nikon FM with a Nikkor 50mm 1.4 and a gorgeous Soligor 70-210 3.5 for $45 on the local FB Marketplace page. It really looks good on the Fuji. I took a few handheld shots in the garden to see how this combo performs. I'm looking forward to having some quality time...

I've been looking for this lens on ebay for a while now, it's hard to find a nice copy under $100. I saw one the other day, attached to a nice Pentax Spotmatic with a $30 buy it now price. The seller knew nothing about cameras, but the pictures looked good, so I took a chance. It showed up...

I picked this lens up yesterday for $30, I haven't had a lot of time to play with it, but I think I'm going to like it. Quick shots, taken with a monopod in low light to demonstrate DOF. I'll have to get used to focusing this lens, these old eyes don't work as well as they did 40 years...

I picked my 18 f2 up used for $200, in great shape. I love it, it stays on one of my X-T1 bodies all the time. I like the close focus distance of 7 inches, makes the lens a lot more versatile. It may not be Fuji's sharpest lens, but it's sharper than my Canon 28mm f2.8, especially in the...

I've been using Fuji cameras for a long time. I bought the ST705 new in 1977, and the AX-5 in 1982 when my son was born. Fuji built excellent lenses back then, too. Both cameras still work well, I usually run a roll or two of film through each one once a year.

I've been into airguns since I was a teenager, a long time ago. There was always a Beeman, Air Rifle Headquarters, or Great Lakes Airgun catalog close at hand. I sold some guns a while ago, but I still have 30+. My current favorites are an FWB300s, and an HW55MM, oldies fro sure, but very...

I use my all the time, great little camera.

There were two Mustangs used, one for the chase scenes, and another for the beauty shots. The car in the pictures is the Beauty shot car. The other car was really beat up during filming and was supposed to be scrapped.

My best friend's dad bought a new, Caspian blue, Mustang convertible in 1964. I was 8 years old at the time, went on to work for GM as an electrician for 41 years, and I still love Mustangs.

I took my X100S along with us to the NAIAS on Tuesday. This is the car Steve McQueen drove in the movie, 'Bullitt', made in 1968. One of my favorite films. My grandson loved all the cars, as long as they were red. ;-) I want this one..... Or this one.... The Suburu on the...

I picked up an X-T1 Graphite from Adorama during this sale. An amazing camera at an excellent price.

I bought my first Tamron lens in 1977, a 135 f2.8 adaptall in Fuji ST mount. I still have it and use it, works like a champ. I've used many Tamron zooms over the years, mostly from the SP line, my favorites are the 70-210 f3.5 and 35-80 f2.8-3.8. I used a 35-105 f2.8 Tamron SP on my Maxxum 9000...

Just a few shots from this years Faire, taken with my trusty X100S. The blond is my wife and favorite model, Jill. The little boy is Tyler, our grandson. The Mute Lioness is a performer at the festival, and a friend. Pictures were cropped and resized, with a touch of sharpening.

The wife and I were there this weekend, but I didn't have time for a lot of pictures.

I have both, not much difference optically, especially in the middle apertures, and the f2 does focus faster and is weather resistant. The f2 is the logical choice, but my f1.4 is always in the camera bag, the f2 gets used if the weather is iffy. The f1.4 is probably the sharpest lens I have...

I shoot overhand, too. It makes more sense to rotate the camera clockwise, puts the flash on top, but it feels awkward.

The Michigan Renaissance Festival is also running for the next 6 weekends in Holly, Michigan. My wife and grandson on opening day, taken with an X100S.

I took this picture of the moon with a Vivitar Series 1 600mm Solid Cat on an X-Pro1 body. The screen was not only easy to see, it approximates exposure as well. The only problem I had that night was wind, and a not so steady tripod.

I still have my old Spiratone focusing rail I used back in the 70's, Looks like I should get it out and see how it works with my new cameras. I used it all the time, with a bellows back in my film days.

Bill, finally got the chance to finish the book, I enjoyed it immensely! Great job, I look forward to 'Sharp Focus'.

I still have my Canon A2 and several lenses, I just prefer the T90. I still pull my old Fujica ST705 out and use it on occasion. I have a bunch of old, film cameras.

I still use my Canon T90 on occasion. I also have a Mamiya 645 kit I'm just learning to use. I still love the look of film.

Welcome, from another Metro Detroiter.

I have started to sell my X-Pro1 several times, but I can't talk myself into letting it go. I use it more than my X-T1. It just fits my style.

I ordered the Kindle version on Saturday. Just got through the prologue, looks like a good read!

Looking forward to the new book, I enjoyed 'F8 and Been There'. On a side note, I love the Kaweko fountain pen. I have several, to go with the other 300 or so fountain pens in my collection.

The 18-55 was my first X system lens, still a favorite.

Cool!

I thought about an XT10, but my wife said 'How many cameras do you need, anyway?'. I was about to ask her why she needed a hundred pairs of shoes, but thought better of it. ;-)

I was cleaning lenses and reallocating camera bag space and decided a family portrait was in order. This isn't everything, just what I use on a regular basis. Picture taken with an X20.

Quick shot before work this morning. X-T1, Vivitar Series 1 Solid Cat, 600mm F8, ISO 800, 1/4000 sec.

My wife called me at work, asked if I wanted to go see Viking ship. Who could say no to that? All pictures taken with the 18-135 zoom on an X-T1 body.

I like to use my old lenses, I have a collection that spans 40 years. I've kept the good stuff, hoping for a system like Fujifilm to put them back into rotation. GroupPhotoWeb by Larry T posted Jul 3, 2016 at 4:49 PM The X-T1 is wearing a Tamron 135mm f2.8 that I bought new in 1977. The...

A few pictures of the September 2015 Lunar Eclipse. Pictures were taken with my Vivitar Series One 600mm f8 Solid Cat, mounted on an X-Pro1. I was using a 35 year old Slik U212 tripod, I really need to get a new tripod.