A few photos from my Fuji X Pro2: Still getting the hang of my Fuji Xpro2 here are a few photos. Numbers 3, and 4 were cropped. No other edits were made. Numbers 3,4,and 5 were taken...

Valsmere Loc: New Jersey

Still getting the hang of my Fuji Xpro2 here are a few photos. Numbers 3, and 4 were cropped. No other edits were made. Numbers 3,4,and 5 were taken with the 35mm f2 prime. the rest were taken with the 18-55mm. I hope they are liked. The second was taken in black and white film simulation Acros standard if I remember correctly.

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Valsmere Loc: New Jersey

Sorry that this got posted in the wrong section

GoofyNewfie Loc: Kansas City

Been looking at getting an X2Pro myself.
Love the design and I've used several other Fuji models myself.

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Valsmere Loc: New Jersey

Yeah I didn't realize at the time I put it into the wrong section. Anyway I love the XPro2 it really is a fun camera and honestly it is quite capable setup. Fuji may be running a special deal for the summer. When I purchased mine in June it came with the 35mm prime lens. I honestly can't remember the price since I had put together a kit with some extras.

hankswan

You might want to consider taking your photos in color (Raw) and change to black and white in your post processing. The reason being that when you take color pictures you get all of the information in Metafile plus with Raw you have a jpeg imbedded. ( I am guessing about this for your camera, I just know how Nikon and some other leaders handle the data.

Valsmere Loc: New Jersey

hankswan wrote:

You might want to consider taking your photos in color (Raw) and change to black and white in your post processing. The reason being that when you take color pictures you get all of the information in Metafile plus with Raw you have a jpeg imbedded. ( I am guessing about this for your camera, I just know how Nikon and some other leaders handle the data.

You are 100% correct. After years of using the Nikon system I have a bit of a learning curve that I have to surmount still. BUT that's the fun in it! I also have been wanting a digital rangefinder for a while now but I really could spring for a Leica setup.

rjaywallace Loc: Wisconsin

hankswan wrote:

You might want to consider taking your photos in color (Raw) and change to black and white in your post processing. The reason being that when you take color pictures you get all of the information in Metafile plus with Raw you have a jpeg imbedded. ( I am guessing about this for your camera, I just know how Nikon and some other leaders handle the data.

Hank's suggestion will work just fine with the Fuji X-Pro2

Valsmere Loc: New Jersey

Cool that
Quick question what program are you guys using to process the raw files?

hankswan

Corel Paint Shop Pro X9Ultra and After Shot Pro3. Pricing is not bad and I own it (OK Lease it) but it is not out somewhere in someone else's cloud. Just my opinion.

Valsmere Loc: New Jersey

Cool I will look into that
Thank you

rjaywallace Loc: Wisconsin

Valsmere wrote:

Cool that
Quick question what program are you guys using to process the raw files?

Lightroom v5.7 (non-CC) and On1 Photo Raw. Considering a couple of others as well at this time.

DragonsLady Loc: Los Alamos, NM

The first B&W caught my attention. I like the way it turned out.

sailorsmom Loc: Souderton, PA

Nice shots, Valsmere!

Valsmere Loc: New Jersey

Thank you all for the replies! I'll post up some more soon