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fujixweekly.com | ||
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blog.nathalieboucry.com
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| | | | | Trying to choose which recipe is best for certain shooting or lighting conditions can be quite overwhelming when there are so many options available. In SOOC we talk about how to create beautiful looking jpegs in camera and discuss a variety of recipes which may be helpful when trying to get the best from your straight out of camera images and when hunting down a certain look. In this sound bite from Season 01 Episode 04, Ritchie and I are looking at recipe recommendations for landscape photography so that you can get fabulously looking jpegs straight out of camera when capturing a beautiful scenery or eye-catching landscapes. I recommend you download the Fuji X Weekly app, if you haven't done so already, and bookmark these three recipes so that you have the... | |
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lifeunintended.com
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| | | | | Those of you who read my "Favorite Fujifilm film simulation recipes" article know that for quite some time I've stuck with one single recipe for color and another for B&W. That worked out great and looking back I really enjoy the consistency I got during that period, but eventually it got a little boring -... | |
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preslav.me
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| | | | | For multi-disciplinary creatives who code, photograph, write, and build. Tools, insights, and products for people who don't fit in one box. | |
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blog.kasson.com
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| | | Lensrentals has loaned me a Fuji GFX 100S II for testing. My first test was to measure the precision in various drive modes: Single shot, 14 bit Single shot, 16 bit CL CH 5 fps CH 7 fps The results, all with the camera in EFCS mode: So, the answers are: | ||
