Walls by idomy best, on Flickr
Kestrel on the fencepost at the end of our garden. Light wasn't great but I've never seen a Kestrel that close before (swear he spotted my lens poking through the curtains in the dining room)
First proper outing with the little Fuji X-E3 this morning. I've forgotten how fun these Fujis are! Despite it being a dull and dreary day, I really enjoyed myself. These are all JPEGs, shot using the in-camera square crop.
Fujifilm XE-3 / XF18-55mm f2.8-4
Lefty
Amar, dare I say that I find these files a bit 'cold'? It might of course just be the light.
I have, incidentally, suspected some of the same from photos I've seen posted elsewhere from the Nikon Z6/7, though your own posts have usually served to confound that.
I never feel that of the recent posts of Nikon Df photos, which dare I say feel a bit more 'natural'.
A bit more playing around with ye olde Tamron 80-210, out in the garden. Taken at around 200mm, at 5.6-1/60 sec hand-held. Don't you just love IBIS
Colourpegs by Boxertrixter, on Flickr
Oly Pen F.
great idea IBIS..it certainly has its uses when using lenses from days gone by..that is an exceptionally sharp image..did you by any chance close the aperture down and try the IBIS with even slower shutter speeds??
A little garden friend...
Ladybird by Boxertrixter, on Flickr
Olympus Pen F/Tamron 80-210 3.8-4 (on a tripod this time)
Cool...can you switch the IBIS on and off like an image stabilized lens...and does the IBIS work on a tripod..or is it only hand held shots, like image/optical stabilized lenses??