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I love the way you described that stillshunter, time to relax, kick-back and enjoy :cool: Also, nice that we don't have to stress about which new lens we'll have to add - one more step back from the 'consumer chase' :thumbup: Cheers Brian

1/640s f/2.8 at 23.0mm iso200 1/480s f/2.8 at 23.0mm iso200 1/340s f/2.8 at 23.0mm iso200 Cheers Brian

Thanks BB, I think the X100 OVF is really very useful for critical timing... I just need more practice, both with the X100 and in 'reading' subjects on the street. Will post more images later, just waiting for the cable guy to deliver a new modem :smile: Cheers Brian

1/220s f/5.6 at 23.0mm iso200 Cheers Brian

Chilling, actually... great set and perfect processing for the subject! I know it's a secret bunker, but any chance of a hint as to where this is? I'd love to visit! Cheers Brian

LOL, did they have an X10 to play with? still waiting for image samples! Cheers Brian

I guess they will certainly be cool :cool: It will be interesting to see whether anyone else can improve on the hybrid ovf/evf on the X100 - actually, I hope that Fuji work some more on this concept... Cheers Brian

Well, they're certainly listening - but whether the feedback is going into an X100 firmware update, or development of an X200 is anyone's guess! Only time will tell - meanwhile, I can live with the current rev 1.1 alright :biggrin: Cheers Brian

Fantastic work everyone, I'll just dive in here :smile: Cathedral Cheers Brian

Congratulations - stay safe, and post some pics! :dance3: Brian

Ray, you really do love that dramatic tone art filter, don't you? :biggrin: It would be good to see a shot of it attached to your E-PL3 - it's a fantastic match... Good luck with your sale - this is an underrated lens imho, I'm keeping mine.

1/125s f/2.0 at 23.0mm iso200 1/250s f/5.6 at 23.0mm iso200 Cheers Brian

Luckily, I didn't need to rationalise anything - I had a chance to try one in my local photo store and was instantly sold :biggrin: Cheers Brian

Just a handful from today... I'm beginning to get the street shooting bug :biggrin: 1/900s f/2.8 at 23.0mm iso200 1/210s f/5.6 at 23.0mm iso200 1/600s f/4.0 at 23.0mm iso200 1/500s f/4.0 at 23.0mm iso200 1/400s f/4.0 at 23.0mm iso200 Cheers Brian

I'm using the KATA KT A16KS Mini Shoulder Bag which fits very well indeed... there's a belt version available which could be just what you're looking for. Cheers Brian

Congratulations Andrew, I had a very similar experience... Came across one by chance at my local photography store - one play and I was sold! It's been solid love ever since, what surprises me is how long it's taken to return to these kind if economics - the X10 looks to continue the feel...

Yes, you can bracket film modes - and develop from raw in camera to whatever style you wish. Cheers Brian

Number 2 is a classic Peter - well done :clap2: Cheers Brian

Why can't the forum allow multiple thanks? :biggrin: perfect answer Don :th_salute:

Hi Bill, good to have you here! Cheers Brian

Interesting, try going to CAMERA MENU->DISP. CUSTOM SETTING->EVF/LCD->ELECTRONIC LEVEL... and untick the box. Now, go to CAMERA MENU->DISP. CUSTOM SETTING->OVF->ELECTRONIC LEVEL... and make sure the box is ticked. Still getting the same? Cheers Brian

The zero vibration shutter really helps! Actually, I normally have auto ISO (up to 3200 ISO) engaged, but in this case had it switched off and ISO set to 200. Brian

1/17s f/2.0 at 23.0mm iso200 Cheers Brian

A good choice, the G3 is a seriously capable m4/3rds camera! Thanks for the heads up BB. Brian

I must try the panorama function, that's great ugog. :clap2: Terrific macro shots too, especially the first... well done. Thanks for sharing Brian

The Fujifilm FinePix X100 has been named European Advanced Compact Camera of the Year at the prestigious EISA (European Imaging and Sound Association) 2011-2012 Awards. Link to EISA Awards page. Cheers Brian

Hi 33-31-33, to switch on electronic level in the OVF, you need to go to the CAMERA MENU->DISP. CUSTOM SETTING->OVF->ELECTRONIC LEVEL and make sure that it is ticked. Please let us know if that works for you. Kind Regards Brian

Step 1. Work all the way up to biggest, most expensive DSLR with highest possible IQ. Step 2. Realise that high performance digital cameras need heavy, expensive and bulky high quality glass. Step 3. Gradually stop using above, due to impracticality of lugging around for shooting when needed...

Thanks BB, just a gentle walk early this evening with Karen around one of our local reservoirs... 1/80s f/11.0 at 23.0mm iso200 Cheers Brian

First outing into the country yesterday, loving this camera... 1/250s f/5.6 at 23.0mm iso200 1/125s f/8.0 at 23.0mm iso200 1/60s f/8.0 at 23.0mm iso200 Cheers Brian

Congratulations Mark :biggrin: Brian

Thanks Vince, it seems to be a localised problem at the moment. Feeling the same way Bill. Brian

That's a beautiful photograph... quite inspirational! Thanks for sharing. Brian

That's better - scooter portrait above re-loaded, developed in-camera from RAW (thanks for that tip Don!) You may have to reload this page to get the update (F5 in windoze) Cheers Brian

You guys :redface: This gave me a big chuckle... now let's get back to photography! Brian

I think I fluffed the bike shot - it was slightly over exposed and I pulled it back too much - will try again tomorrow. Yes, I'm shooting raw, using the included raw converter based on Silkypix to produce 16 bit tiff for finishing in Lightzone. Cheers Brian

Wow Paul, that's some consistency! do you have a link to your PAD blog please? I'd like to take a look :smile: I'm carrying my E-P2 + mZD 9-18 in the same bag as the X100 at the moment, but the learning curve keeps the X100 in my hand :biggrin: Cheers Brian

That's a really nice B&W BB, very striking tonality - what did you use? Here are a few from my first venture to the streets today... 1/1500s f/4.0 at 23.0mm iso200 1/1200s f/4.0 at 23.0mm iso200 1/1000s f/2.0 at 23.0mm iso200 Cheers Brian

Hello everyone, I'm an enthusiast photographer based in Sheffield, United Kingdom and have been active on line for over 10 years... I started out with an Olympus C800L in 1997, and gradually made my way up to the Nikon D1, D1x and then got 'big camera fatigue' and went to the other extreme...

Thanks friends, good to be back! Brian

It's all true... what can I say - I couldn't resist this beauty :biggrin: And to be back in-sync with my two best on-line friends, feels like the Universe is back in balance :drinks: Cheers Brian