Some images from my new camera, Part 2... Here are some more captures made with my new Fuji X-S10 and 18-135mm lens. These were taken last Mon. at Cold Springs Wetlands in Va. Please...

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

Here are some more captures made with my new Fuji X-S10 and 18-135mm lens.
These were taken last Mon. at Cold Springs Wetlands in Va.
Please try the downloads for better viewing. Thanks for taking a look.

will

1. Old tree stump.
1. Old tree stump....

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2. Part of old stone wall.
2. Part of old stone wall....

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3. A Pine cone.
3. A Pine cone....

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4. Wooden railing.
4. Wooden railing....

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5. Three in a row.
5. Three in a row....

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6. Pine cone close up.
6. Pine cone close up....

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leftj Loc: Texas

Soul Dr. wrote:

Here are some more captures made with my new Fuji X-S10 and 18-135mm lens.
These were taken last Mon. at Cold Springs Wetlands in Va.
Please try the downloads for better viewing. Thanks for taking a look.

will

Beautiful images. As a Fuji shooter (X-H1) I am very interested in getting the X-S10 for my second Fuji camera.

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

leftj wrote:

Beautiful images. As a Fuji shooter (X-H1) I am very interested in getting the X-S10 for my second Fuji camera.

Thanks for taking a look. The X-S10 is my 7th Fuji camera. I also have the X-T30. I have also had the X-T10, X-T2, X-T20, X-T100, and X-T200.
The thing that really sold me on the X-S10 is the IBIS and has about 90% of the X-T4 features.

will

LittleBit Loc: St. Louis, MO

(?) Why do you have so many Fujifilm cameras ? Do what they offer and are able to do vary that much?

leftj Loc: Texas

LittleBit wrote:

(?) Why do you have so many Fujifilm cameras ? Do what they offer and are able to do vary that much?

He only has 2 Fuji cameras.

Paul J. Svetlik Loc: Colorado

Well, it is usually the photographer - not the camera.
Cheers!

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

leftj wrote:

He only has 2 Fuji cameras.

Correct, I only have 2 Fuji cameras now. The X-S10 and the X-T30.
All the other ones I listed were ones I previously owned. Don't have them now.

will

leftj Loc: Texas

Paul J. Svetlik wrote:

Well, it is usually the photographer - not the camera.
Cheers!

Oh, so he could have gotten the same results with a Brownie Hawkeye.

Cwilson341 Loc: Central Florida

Nothing like a new camera to get you out shooting! These are very good captures. The camera is a winner(and the photographer, too).

Bob Mevis Loc: Plymouth, Indiana

Very nice.

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

Cwilson341 wrote:

Nothing like a new camera to get you out shooting! These are very good captures. The camera is a winner(and the photographer, too).

Thank you for taking a look and your encouraging words, Carol.
The last image really impressed me with what this camera can do.

will

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

Bob Mevis wrote:

Very nice.

Thank you Bob. I appreciate your visit.

will

lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

Soul Dr. wrote:

Here are some more captures made with my new Fuji X-S10 and 18-135mm lens.
These were taken last Mon. at Cold Springs Wetlands in Va.
Please try the downloads for better viewing. Thanks for taking a look.

will

I like "three in a row" the best.

Do you find you need the IBIS? I have a Fuji X-100T and manage to live without stabilization. But then it has only that one short 23mm lens. Though I find as I age and am shakey I need the SR in my Pentax DSLRs. I have thought of a Fujifilm X-T3 or X-T4. I'll have to check the specs on your new model.

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

lamiaceae wrote:

I like "three in a row" the best.

Do you find you need the IBIS? I have a Fuji X-100T and manage to live without stabilization. But then it has only that one short 23mm lens. Though I find as I age and am shakey I need the SR in my Pentax DSLRs. I have thought of a Fujifilm X-T3 or X-T4. I'll have to check the specs on your new model.

Thanks for looking and your comments. No, I don't really NEED the IBIS, as my X-T30 has none.
But I find it it nice to have, as some of my Fuji's lenses don't have OIS.
It's always nice to have something you may not need, then to not have it when you do need it.

will

lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

Soul Dr. wrote:

Thanks for looking and your comments. No, I don't really NEED the IBIS, as my X-T30 has none.
But I find it it nice to have, as some of my Fuji's lenses don't have OIS.
It's always nice to have something you may not need, then to not have it when you do need it.

will

The Fuji XS10 has the shutter release angled like most cameras. Good. I have arthritis and I find the flat on top release on my X100T nearly impossible to press without jerking the camera. The Fuji XS10 might be the way to go since I have not been happy with the controls on my X100T. Thanks for exposing me to another camera possibility.