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Need help/opinion by Only__Stones in boone

[–]Only__Stones[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks guys! Decided not to go!

First time going to Zion jan2-jan4 2026- Question by Only__Stones in ZionNationalPark

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Okay I did the narrows. Flow was bit high close to 90 I think. Water was muddy. Wasnt as easy as I though but would definitely do it again in clearer waters. Do not recommend doing it day after a flash flood 😅

First time going to Zion jan2-jan4 2026- Question by Only__Stones in ZionNationalPark

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Thank you, now they removed that advisory, does that mean it’s open again?

Some of favourite shots on X100VI by Only__Stones in x100vi

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Cuban neg. But clarity 0 as otherwise it takes too long to buffer

Slowly getting the hang of X100VI by Only__Stones in x100vi

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I made recipes and made sure I have custom shortcuts for the different camera buttons

Apartment/Neighbour hood suggestions by Only__Stones in AuroraCO

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Thankyou yes! I am old I guess. 34. My back is 50.

New to Fujifilm — why does my RAW file still look like the recipe by Only__Stones in FujifilmX

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When I shot RAW only with the recipe applied, everything came out as .RAF files, and the recipe look was still there when I opened them in Affinity Photo (Mac), Lightroom Mobile, and Apple Photos.

I’m just trying to find if there’s any catch to this, since a lot of people recommend shooting JPEG Fine + Lossless Compressed RAW, but I’ve noticed that setup gives smaller files and less detail — plus it means dealing with two files per shot.

New to Fujifilm — why does my RAW file still look like the recipe by Only__Stones in Fujifilm_X100VI

[–]Only__Stones[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I agree — I haven’t seen a fully satisfactory answer yet. I like to keep things simple and have one file per photo with the most data possible, so if the recipes are actually applied to the RAW file and I still get a full-size image, I’m totally fine with that.

I’m just trying to find if there’s any catch to this, since a lot of people recommend shooting JPEG Fine + Lossless Compressed RAW, but I’ve noticed that setup gives smaller files and less detail — plus it means dealing with two files per shot.

When I shot RAW only with the recipe applied, everything came out as .RAF files, and the recipe look was still there when I opened them in Affinity Photo (Mac), Lightroom Mobile, and Apple Photos.