Bronx Zoo Shooting

Heading to the zoo for some casual shooting is a great exercise in camera selection. I had an X20, X100S and HS50EXR. Clearly the HS50 is the most useful camera with its incredible zoom. But this is subjective, since what is the shooting goal? Mine was to have fun and learn the cameras. That's pretty simple.
This week I am going to get my favorite combo going with the new XF55-200. I've been shooting with it for a day and it is a great lens addition to my X arsenal. Now I feel a bit more complete with my range extending out to an effective 300mm. Stay tuned for posted images.
On another note it is wonderful to be able to work in raw with much more ease now. I was missing my raw captures in Aperture.
This week saw the release of an X100S firmware update which continues Fujifilm's response to the market for photographer requests. I also think the X100 will see continued firmware support and update, so do not despair.

Here is the range of the HS50EXR Zoom from 24mm-1000mm

In-camera color filter.  Isolating blue.

 

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NYC Tulips and Trees in Bloom

This week I did some shooting around a tulip garden and the park with the X-Pro1, X100S and HS50.  Each performed well in their strong areas.  The X100S for general shots.  The HS50 for the zoom and super macro and of course the X-Pro1 is a fav with the 14mm lens and the EF20 flash off camera.  Hope you dig some.

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