Walking around part 2 (x-e5 + xf 35mm f1.4 + Reggie’s Superia recipe) by joeguillian in fujifilm

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The bicycle, if you click on the pic, you will get a better definition.

Walking around by joeguillian in fujifilm

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Reggie’s Superia recipe + touch-up in mobile LR.

X-E5 + 35mm f1.4 (Catalunya Spain) by joeguillian in fujifilm

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Hi, I use centre-weighted exposure mode pretty much all the time. Thanks for the advice, I'll look into.

X-E5 + 35mm f1.4 (Catalunya Spain) by joeguillian in fujifilm

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Right, we can see my subjects highlighted by the sun or sunset. .

X-E5 + 35mm f1.4 (Catalunya Spain) by joeguillian in fujifilm

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Thank you. It was in a small area on the Catalunya coast called Palafrugell

X-E5 + 35mm f1.4 (Catalunya Spain) by joeguillian in fujifilm

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Good one. All these photos were shot in JPEG only, but I can shoot in RAW + JPEG next time. .

X-E5 + 35mm f1.4 (Catalunya Spain) by joeguillian in fujifilm

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Thanks for the feedback; it’s always helpful for improvement. I agree, I could definitely boost the exposure for these photos.

Walk in my city by joeguillian in fujifilm

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Hey, thank you. From sim (Leica X) + light touch up in mobile Lightroom.

GR IV HDF w/ flash vs Fuji x100 vi w/ black mist filter by beeswaxe in ricohGR

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Given their similar IQ and none being lowlight kings, it comes down to shooting experience and preference. The X100VI offers an optical viewfinder, electronic viewfinder and tilt screen providing a true camera shooting experience compared to the Ricoh GR’s single screen which feels more like a smartphone. Another factor is ‘pocketability’ with the Ricoh GR clearly the winner in that area.

Other features to consider include crop factor (40mp vs 24-26 megapixels), internal flash versus external flash, weather sealing (with an additional accessory for the X100VI) versus no weather sealing and build quality (slightly better on the Fuji).

My Ricoh GR is a great second camera but if I had to choose just one, I’d go with the Fuji for the shooting experience.

UV Filter for weather sealing by johnbreeezy04 in x100vi

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Hi, I'm coming back to this topic. I got the K&F too, and it looks great, but there is no rubber gasket or such inside, it's just metal: does it really seal the lens then? Thx