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Fuji X100 is able to show good information when I enter picture playback. There's histograms, there's even highlight blinkies. But the automatic after-shot picture review doesn't show any information, just the picture. Can it be configured in any way? It would be so perfect if I could get...

We went cross country skiing for 3 days up in the montains of Washington, in a ski-to only hut system. They haul your bags via snowmobile, and you ski uphill for about 5 miles (gaining 1,400 ft elevation in the process) to your reserved hut. It was magical. Huts have 3 solar lights, propane...

When using the camera in manual mode, if I change the aperture from 5.6 to 8 the viewfinder, screen and eye, flickers back and forth between the two brightness levels. It seems to expose correctly but the flicker is disconcerting. I hope it is not the beginning of something worse. Any...

Share your Fuji kit. I was working with some different camera settings today and took a shot of my X100 kit today. Fujifilm X100 Lensmate thumb grip Fujifilm hood Fujifilm EF-20 flash NPT-04 wireless remote shoe trigger Wasabi batteries Manfrotto phone mount Instax SP-2 printer w/film USB...

Hi, I just got a deal on an X100 and am waiting for it to arrive from Qatar, and was looking about and saw that Michael Hanke of the Czech Republic just received the second prize for the category of Sports: Stories in the World Photojournalism contest. The cool thing is that he shot these...

Has anyone tried the TM49 Hoocap (49mm) on a Fuji X100, X100S, or X100T? I've looked all over the internet and can't find any mention of the two together. Don't feel like spending $50 just to test it out. Also curious if anyone has tried any of the following: TR62 Hoocap on Fuji XF 23mm 1.4...

OK, a little history I currently shoot with X-Pro1 & X-T1 but have a real thing for an X100 which I've tried twice now and on both occasions seem to have been thwarted with. I bought an S around 18 months ago and to be honest was mildly disappointed with it - I guess I was really expecting it...

One of my favourite cameras is a step closer to becoming electronic junk. My second X100 is showing symptoms of Sticky Aperture Blades (SAB). My first X100 started displaying symptoms during the warranty period and Fujifilm Canada fixed it quickly and for no charge. The second is out of...

Visited our son and 'caught' him wiping the dishes.

Grilling season has arrived to our northern climate. On the menu the other night was a grilled pork chop with brussel sprouts and sweet potato. I'll try to catch up with your postings tomorrow from work.

My name is Bill and I'm a battery charger collector. Unfortunately I have to buy another camera everytime I need a fix.

nothing simpler than some wildflowers against a sea of lush green. 12 left to go.

My favorite girl Lucy in the morning light.....patiently waiting for walkies.

Strawberries are my latest addiction. I'm trying to lose some weight......it's tough. I LOVE food. I've heard it said that people don't get fat from eating too much fruit. So anytime i get hungry, I'm going to have a tall glass of water and pig out on some fruit. Wish me luck!

A great sign for a mediocre custard stand.

I put the X100 in macro mode and clicked a few off blindly.....it was so bright I could hardly even see the screen. This was the best of them, but it's not easy getting this close to the bee while walking the dogs.

Someone who lives near the record store loves the little birdies because on EVERY block in every direction that are multiple bird houses. I think it's pretty cool that someone does this to encourage the birds to hang out in the city. Even when kids write funny stuff on them....this one really...

just a piece of driftwood....a dead tree....and some sunshine shimmering off the lake.

I was walking the dogs along the lake this morning and the nearly featureless sky was screaming at me.....hey look over here.....negative space. Pretty unimaginative, but it's done. Also, I usually HATE horizons cutting an image in half, so I went with a square crop. Somehow I feel that makes...

from atop a stairwell through a wooded area down by the lake

just a shot of some workers working.

Here's an HDR I did from 3 exposures. Then I converted to black and white with wild tweaks to each color channel to make it super dramatic. I really like doing this heavy processing to churches. Maybe I'm secretly fighting back at them for all the heavy processing they did to my young mind.

Here's a wrought iron gate that serves as an entry point to a garden at a local museum. Shooting against the bright mid-day sky, I dialed in +2 EV overexposure to capture the detail in the iron. I added a bit of artificial grain to make it look more like film and add some interest to the blown...

Our rhubarb has been going crazy this spring, so I decided to make a strawberry-rhubarb crisp. It's really just an excuse to eat ice cream.

It's been raining a lot here lately. Everything is super green. We also painted our front door a very soft shade of green so when I saw Charlie peering out the door after another rain, I thought I'd take the easy way out for the "one colour" prompt.

As I was putting records out in the shop yesterday, I ran across this Ella LP. I love well-cared LPs from the 50s. The thick, laminated covers are so beautiful. And when I find them in condition like new it gives me a thrill. This record is 55 years old. And it looks like it just came from the...

My wife and I fell in love with the bold pattern of the swirly chair when we first saw it. We also thought it would be great because the pattern would help to hide all the pet hair (2 dogs and 2 cats). What we failed to take into account was that Lucy would treat it as her personal dog bed every...

I can't remember when I bought this bag of onions. I think at this point I can call them Done-ions.

I was trying to get a good macro shot of the dandelion seeds....the fluffy white bits. I missed. There's a few of their stems that are kind of in focus, but mainly it's a big fluffy soft, out of focus treat. A successful dandelion macro is being saved in reserve in case I don't get one I...

As I was out shooting dandelions yesterday, I realized there was a little amphitheater that in a couple months will be filled with people enjoying live music. But right now on this day, there is definitely a conspicuous absence of people. 2 down, 35 to go

Last photo shoot for the month. Went back to the bridge where I took the first picture of the month overlooking the dam on Exeter River but didn't find a new perspective that I found interesting enough or that added anything new so I settled for this snap of a woman walking her dog.

Took a short walk around Belmont, MA today and caught this street scene.

Snapped a few shots on a coffee run this morning. This is the only one that came out OK technically so it's the one I pick for day 29.

Seriously running out of ideas so turned to the recycling bin. Processed and cropped in LR, converted to B&W in SEP2 and finally tonemapped in Photomatix 4.1.

Went to a coffee shop overlooking Harvard Square and snapped this picture of a street artist not quite able to get everyone's attention.

Waliking around Harvard Square on a rainy night capturing some pedestrians trying to avoid getting too wet.

The neighbours put this up for Australia Day (yesterday). Developed in SEP2 with selective colours.

Not much time today either so I'm combining dinner with today's photo op.

Not a great day today. Issues surrounding family illness took most of my time so I had to resort to a few snaps while running some errands.

The supermarket is getting ready to provide everything you need and more for your super bowl party :)

Snow has turned to rain and there might be time to start looking for some summer clothes.