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Thank you for your interest in the Neurology training program at Albany Medical Center. Our eligibility criteria incorporates a review of all materials submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service, including medical school transcript, letters of recommendation, personal statement, USMLE/COMLEX scores. In considering candidates for residency, we do review each and every application that we receive. We do not utilize any single application element in our consideration of these materials. Personal interview is required. We are primarily looking for evidence that candidates have the ability and motivation to develop into skilled, caring and competent neurologistsApplicants with one of the following qualifications are eligible for appointment to Albany Medical Center's residency/fellowship programs:
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*American University of Antigua, Antigua
*American University of the Caribbean, St. Martin, Netherlands Antilles
*The Autonomous University of Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Mexico
*English Language Program, University of Debrecen, Medical and Health Science Center, Medical School, Debrecen, Hungary
*English Language Program, Medical University of Lublin, Lublin, Poland
*English Language Program, Medical University of Silesia, Katowice, Poland
*Fatima College of Medicine, Manila, Philippines
*International Health and Medicine Program, Ben Gurion University of the Negrev, Beer-Sheva, Israel
*Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, India
*Medical University of the Americas/Nevis, Nevis, West Indies
*Ross University School of Medicine, Roseau, Dominica
*Saba University School of Medicine, Saba, Netherland Antilles
*St. George's University School of Medicine, St. George's, Grenada
*St. Matthew's University School of Medicine, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (if graduated after 2003)
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Purss comes just shy of podium finish.
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2012-13 - Placed 14th on the platform (235.20), 13th in 3-meter dives (284.30), and 17th in 1-meter dives (270.80) at the Pac-12 Championships ... placed 17th in 3-meter dives (283.05), 17th in tower dives (257.00), and seventh in 1-meter dives (324.85) at the Division Zone E Championships ... placed third in 3-meter (2:93.48) and sixth in 1m dives (238.05) against USC ... placed second in 1m dives (330.65) and was fourth on the platform (235.20) at the Air Force Diving Invitational ... placed second on 1-meter (304.65) against BYU ... placed fifth in platform dives (283.90) against Purdue ... placed fourth in 3-meter dives (278.33) and fourth in 1-meter dives (273.53) against UNLV... second on the 1-meter (260.80) and the 3-meter (321.20) against UCSB ... finished second on the 3-meter board (372.30) and third on the 1-meter board (310.35) against USC.
High School/Club Swim - Attended Jesuit High School in Sacramento, Calif.
Personal - Born February 2, 1994 ... son of Dede and Jeff Crayne.
1-meter - 361.75 (unlv/ua, 11/1/14)
3-meter - 390.75 (CMU, 11/7/14)
1-meter - 391.90 (NCAA Z, 3/14/14)
3-meter - 377.05 (NCAA Z, 3/13/14)
Platform - 353.10 (afa, 2/1/14)

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I've been going through my old photos and found this and realized I've never posted this anywhere. This was taken during my skit at finnish EuroCosplay preliminaires in 2010. Stage photos don't often come out great work due to lightning and movement on stage, but this one I think is really rad.
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In 1977, Peter O'Neill envisioned a 120-acre residential community running alongside the Boise River to the east of Idaho's capital city. He planned to cater to the desire of the modern day homeowner for a natural environment. This would ensure a premium value for both residents in the development and those nearby. There was, however, a problem. In order to keep water continually flowing to one of the development streams, River Run would require additional water flow from the Boise River. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game worried that O'Neill's plan might harm trout populations and the spawning potential in the Boise. O'Neill, on the other hand, believed his idea could improve trout numbers. All he needed now was to convince the Idaho Department of Fish and Game and several other government agencies.


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is a good 1957 Louisiana license plate for your bidding pleasure. This is a single plate in original condition and t are no extra holes. The picture tells the story. Good luck and happy bidding.These plates may be able to be re-registered to an old car in this state, whether it's a Chevy, Pontiac, Buick, Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Ford, Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, Lincoln, Mercury, or Volkswagen. This state has a year-of-manufacture law in effect for vehicles of this year. I cannot guarantee this number is "clear" for registration purposes. Contact your local Department of Motor Vehicles for details. is one tough plate to find. The proper colors are yellow on violet, same colors as Louisiana State University. The plate has faded, as almost all of them do, to a light blue. T is a spot that rubbed out back to the violet, and if you have some patience, I think this plate can be brought back. The fine print: This is a real license plate, over 3 years old, in accordance with eBay guidelines, and is sold for collecting purposes, not for display on a motor vehicle. In some instances, certain state plates may be registered to old vehicles matching the year of the plate and model year of the car. This will be disclosed in the description text. SHIPPING: I am always glad to combine shipments. Postage is $3.00 for one plate by standard mail in USA, $4.75 priority mail. Outside USA at cost, approximately double cost, but will be calculated and billed accordingly. Insurance is optional. Please add $1.35 for $50 cover, $2.20 for $100 cover. Outside USA at slightly higher cost. While I never use it, and haven't had problems, I am not responsible for packages that are lost or do not get delivered if you do not buy insurance. My usual turnaround time after money is received is within three business days. For fastest shipping, please use PayPal to . Checks from ALPCA members will ship immediately, others may be held a week for check clearance. SALES TAX: Ohio residents please add 6.25% sales tax. THANK YOU for participating in my auction. If you are looking for specific plates, please e-mail me directly. I have over 50,000 duplicate license plates. Many are pairs/plates for use in YOM registration, especially from NY, OH, MI, MD and several other states.


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West Allis - A new head coach will lead the West Allis Hale boys basketball team in its continuing quest for a Greater Metro Conference victory.
John Palesse takes over for Kenny Bosch, who presided over five non-conference triumphs last season as Hale finished 5-18.
The Huskies made some strides a year ago, and Palesse is hoping to build upon that, including Hale's first GMC triumph in four seasons.
"We have to learn how to win," Palesse said. "We have played well for three quarters but cannot finish the game."
He said if the Huskies can improve on defense, they will start winning conference games.
Hale returns a pair of all-GMC players in 6-foot, 1-inch senior forward Travis Balcerzak and 6-0 senior forward Derrick Waller. Balcerzak averaged 13.5 points last season, while Waller put in 11 per contest.
Balcerzak made second-team all-conference, while Waller earned honorable mention. Both are in their third varsity seasons.
Another veteran is 6-1 senior forward/guard Nick Sotiros, who is in his fourth season on varsity and should provide leadership on both offense and defense.
Other seniors are point guard Peter Heal, Steve Acker, Jacob Geiger, post player Arthur Arena and Cole Lampe. Juniors are point guard Noel Crabtree, Devon Kopet, Aaron Cronin, Jordan Riche, Alex Ulrich and Ryan Best.
Palesse said the Huskies have some players with strong varsity experience and some athleticism, and he likes the team's work ethic.
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Hale begins the season at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at Cudahy. The first conference contest is Dec. 7 against Marquette.
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Beyond trying to please Wall Street analysts by meeting the earnings estimates, Mattel management had an incentive to increase profit because executive compensation is based on how the company does financially.
From 1993 to 1995, Mattel's management incentive plan focused on profitability, asset management and revenue growth. According to testimony of Barbara Luna, one of two independent accounting experts hired by Ms. Greenwald to examine company records for practices that would support her allegation, if Mattel reported expenses of $16.6 million during 1994, the company would have earned $1.46 a share, not the $1.50 necessary for top management to receive greater bonuses.
Ms. Luna testified that if a Mattel share earned $1.46 for the year, the $26 million bonus pool payable to top management in 1994 would have fallen 21 percent, to $20.4 million. On the strength of what Mr. Eskridge's slides had called the ''manufactured'' earnings, Mr. Amerman, the chief executive at the time, earned a bonus of $833,150, Mr. Eskridge received $425,000 and Ms. Barad got $635,800.
MS. GREENWALD also contends in her suit that Mattel consistently delivered free goods and other incentives to major retailers in exchange for their buying additional merchandise that would help Mattel ''make their quarters.'' How the company accounted for inducements was another concern.
A senior executive at a major toy retailer confirmed that over many years, Mattel regularly asked him to place an order before the quarter's end to help Mattel. ''They've been making their quarters for 15 years by going to retailers and saying, 'We need a $10 million order,' and give an inducement,'' the executive said. Although this executive said that providing an occasional favor like this was common in the industry, the regularity with which Mattel did it was unique. ''Every company has done it at a time, but not every company does it every quarter,'' he said.
The incentive might be a discount on merchandise or a promise of free goods in the future. But the retailing executive was not sure how Mattel accounted for the discount. ''It has to go in future liabilities or current liabilities,'' he said. For example, it cannot be deferred to a future quarter when higher revenues would make the expense look inconsequential.
Mattel said it accounts for these incentives properly.
Although Mattel's troubles began as early as 1994, the company was telling the outside world that things were great.
But toys made by other companies started to take market share from Barbie. Beanie Babies became a sensation among both young girls and collectors, and merchandise designed around the Spice Girls, the rock group, stormed the market. Then came Furby.
''For years, Barbie didn't have any competition,'' said Jim Silver, publisher of the Toy Book, an industry newsletter. ''These items all represented competition even though they weren't just dolls.'' Barbie could no longer grow at 15 percent a year or more. In 1994, according to an internal Mattel memo, Barbie sales rose 8 percent.
People who know Ms. Barad said she was ill-equipped to deal with Barbie in decline. ''Jill is one of the most brilliant, hard-driving marketing product people I have ever met,'' said a top executive at a major toy retailer. ''Her problem is, the world is not just Barbie. Not everything in the toy business can be done the same as Barbie.''
Ms. Barad's focus on Barbie seems to have resulted in a lack of innovation in other areas at Mattel, former insiders say. So, even as Barbie sales were slowing, Mattel flooded toy stores with merchandise. The company also began producing far more of the collector's line of Barbies -- a high-margin segment of the business begun in the early 1990's -- than it said it would. The market became awash in these dolls that fetched between $50 and $100, enraging Barbie collectors who had believed the company when it said the dolls were limited editions.
CUSTOMERS who complained to Mattel said they were ignored. ''A lot of it was an obsession with the bottom line, and they were riding on their high horse and not listening to their customers,'' one retailer said. ''Not listening to the dealers and the customers is now a major part of their problem.''
Without ideas for internal growth, Ms. Barad was forced to look to acquisitions. Her record in this area is mixed.
Her first was Tyco Toys Inc., whose Matchbox toy car brand and radio control toys complemented Barbie. Tyco's sales were declining when the deal was done in March 1997, but Mattel paid $881 million for it, a little more than Tyco's 1996 sales. Mattel immediately recorded a $275 million pretax charge against operations as a result of the acquisition.
Last year, Mattel bought the Pleasant Company, a mail-order doll concern that was generating $300 million in annual sales. Again, the price was high: $700 million. Toy industry experts say that paying the equivalent of sales for a toy company is considered rich.
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The Aston Martin V12 Vantage was a sports car manufactured by Aston Martin. It is powered by a 5.9L V12 which was also used in the Aston Martin DBS.
Carbon-fibre louvres on the bonnet, a new rear diffuser, and a rear wing distinguish the car from other Vantage models.
Production started in 2009 and was originally planned to be limited to 1,000 units. The limit was later lifted and over 1,300 units were produced including a convertible variant and the Zagato-designed V12 Zagato.
The production of the V12 Vantage ended in mid-2013 and the model was replaced by the more powerful and lighter V12 Vantage S later in the year.
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The V12 Vantage was made available in Need for Speed: World on September 9th, 2011 following the second "Spot the Devs" event.
The V12 Vantage's acceleration and nitrous boost are almost the same as the Aston Martin DBS. It also has great handling attributes due to good grip whilst cornering and a nimble steering. Top speed is 192 mph (309 km/h).
|The Blue style is an Amerikon Speedsystems performance tuned speedboost car that costs 4500. It was made available on September 13th, 2011.
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On May 14th, 2015, its price was lowered from 1,600,000 as part of the End of the World event.
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It is fitted with tuned quality Gromlen performance parts, 2-star Skill Mods, and a selection of aftermarket parts. It is the first police variant to feature flashing police lights.
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (2010)Edit
The Aston Martin V12 Vantage appears in Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (2010) as a Super class Racer vehicle and Rapid Deployment class police vehicle. Both variants require 643,000 Bounty points to be unlocked.
Compared to other vehicles within its performance class, the V12 Vantage is clearly lacking in terms of acceleration. However, it is featured with powerful nitrous, a very responsive steering, and is capable of performing longer drifts. It is a balanced vehicle for pursuits, being reasonably durable but not the best in class.
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The Aston Martin V12 Vantage appears in Need for Speed: The Run as a Tier 4 car, which is unlocked in The Run Mode. No NFS Edition or any Signature Edition variants of the car are featured.
The V12 Vantage has mediocre acceleration and top speed. It has a Challenging handling rating.
A "Lightweight" signature edition is unlocked upon beating 10 multiplayer objectives in the Manufacturer Battles Weekly Playlist.
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The V12 Vantage appeared in the E3 Reveal Trailer of Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2012). It has also been featured in the "Find it, Drive it" gameplay trailer.
It was officially announced as a featured vehicle through Need for Speed's official website on September 30th, 2012.
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The Aston Martin V12 Vantage appears in the iOS and Android releases of Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2012) under the alias of "GU1LTY".
It is the #6 Most Wanted vehicle in the game and can be purchased after defeating it in the event - "Full English."
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1920 - The College of Hawaii becomes the University of Hawaiʻi and the football team plays its first intercollegiate game against Nevada, losing 14-0 on Christmas Day.
1942 - Following the Attack on Pearl Harbor and the United States' entry into World War II, Hawaiʻi cancels the 1942, 1943, 1944 and 1945 football seasons.
1955 - A year after suffering a 50-0 blowout loss to Nebraska in Honolulu, the Rainbows go up to Lincoln the following season and upset the Huskers 6-0. The win is considered one of the school's all-time biggest upsets.
1961 - The UH Board of Athletic Control votes to abolish the football program due to a lack of finances. The program would return to intercollegiate competition the following year behind the urgings of new athletics director Young Suk Ko.
1975 - 50,000-seat Aloha Stadium becomes the new home of Hawaiʻi football.
1982 - Dan Audick becomes the first Warrior to have graduated from the university and to have started for a Super Bowl champion. Audick played for the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XVI.
1990 - The Rainbow rout BYU, 59-28, on December 1. Earlier that day, BYU quarterback Ty Detmer won the Heisman Trophy.
Fresno State-Hawai'i, Series History
First Meeting: 1938 in Fresno, Calif. (FS 15, UH 13)
Series Record: Fresno State leads, 22-21-1
Fresno State-Hawai'i - Last Meeting: Nov. 19, 2012
Derek Carr threw for 271 yards and two scores to lead Fresno State to a 24-21 win over Hawai'i at Aloha Stadium.
The Bulldogs scored the game's first 17 points, then allowed 21-straight by the Warriors before scoring the game-winning touchdown early in the fourth quarter to snap a three-game losing skid.
Carr completed 19 of 29 attempts with no interceptions. Robbie Rouse rushed for a season-high 176 yards for Fresno State, which scored on its first three drives.
The Warriors took the lead with 6:28 remaining in the third quarter on Graves' 69-yard touchdown pass to Billy Ray Stutzmann.
Two plays into the fourth quarter, Carr hooked up with Josh Harper on a 43-yard scoring strike that proved to be the game winner. Harper beat the cornerback on the post route and Carr's pass was just out of the reach of the leaping safety.
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Hey folks, just got a 16mm 1.4 to go with my X-T10.
I came from a Nikon FX system where I used my 20-35mm a lot for landscapes. I'm covered on the 24mm and 35mm now (with my 16 1.4 and my X100T) but I'm lacking the 20mm that I use often for landscapes. I never go wider than 20mm.
That being said, would carrying a 10-24 be overkill? Or even a 14mm or 12mm for that matter (point being, carrying another lens).
Could I get to 20mm by using the 16mm and stitching a few frames, perhaps using the Fuji panorama mode?
I'm pretty new to the Fuji system and trying to learn! The panorama mode intrigues me, but I can't find any samples of people using it to only do wide panoramas and not 180 or 360 panoramas. I'm aware that I could just get the 10-24 and not have 3 lenses, but landscapes aren't the only thing I shoot, and I need a fast wide for low light use and I won't get rid of my X100T. I'm trying to keep things versatile, and having just a 10-24 would be limiting since I'd only use it for landscapes (F4 isn't enough for me for depth of field control).
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by jmai86, in forum Fuji X-Mount Lens Forum, May 25, 2016 at 6:55 PM
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by Paul20, in forum Portraits, People, & Pets, May 25, 2016 at 6:30 PM
Hello folks, here's my report on the finished eyecup for my X-T10.
I bought this item from shapeways - it's a 3D printed adapter ment for Nikon DK-19. And I ordered a original DK-19 also on ebay. Got it all in house, and tested it all today.
So how is it?
I have to start with the problems.
The eye sensor is covered, so you have to press the view mode button to change between LCD screen and EVF.
Second, the LCD tilting screen can't be tilted out directly from the top.
Third, it's not so easy to fit a flash.
But the biggest problem is that when I use my glasses, I can't see the whole EVF. It's quite comfy without my glasses on, but I really hoped that I could use the EVF with more ease without removing my glasses.
What's good?
It's sit tight, well designed and a good idea.
Will I use it? It depends on the kind of shooting I'm doing. For landscape photos on strolls in the bright summer sun it will be on. For streetwalk shooting, no way. Best setup will be if I get a second body, and have this with my 16mm and the other body with a zoom.
I took some pictures of this, but not having more than one body - please excuse the cell phone pictures.
Hope you find this helpfull.
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by HaraldOle, in forum X-T1 and X-T10, May 25, 2016 at 6:21 PM
Moving to the dark side (once) Just for fun
Nik software (Color Efex Pro 4 + Silver Efex Pro 2)
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by Macmodus, in forum Portraits, People, & Pets, May 25, 2016 at 6:14 PM
Hi all, and sorry if this has already been discussed.
I've noticed that the autofocus speed is significantly slower when using the OVF with the electronic range finder (ERF). If I use the OVF without the ERF, autofocus is snappy. For what it's worth, using the EVF is fine as well.
Anyone notice this or have some advice for me? I like the ERF but won't use it because it's too slow to focus.
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by mccalltd, in forum X-Pro1 and X-Pro2, May 25, 2016 at 6:12 PM
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by ysarex, in forum General, May 25, 2016 at 5:49 PM
I like the idea of split screen very much. Now that I am trying the X PRO 2 its the first time I see it though I thought it should have been implemented years ago. Nonetheless, my results in using it are marginal at best.
I wonder how other use it or does everyone prefer the focus peaking.
If you use it, what are the circumstances that it becomes an effective tool?
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by ruvy, in forum X-Pro1 and X-Pro2, May 25, 2016 at 5:10 PM
Just letting people know of an upcoming new module in darktable.
colour manipulation with the colour checker lut module | darktable
The interesting thing is that the fuji film simulations are a main part of it.
Have a read.
Just don't ask me to explain the technical details of it
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by ukbanko, in forum Fuji X Post Processing, May 25, 2016 at 5:10 PM
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by dpc, in forum General, May 25, 2016 at 3:58 PM
Pictures of Magda, last weekend
Used XPro 2 with XF35 f/2
XT1 with XF16-55 and some 56 f/1.2
Magda X-Series
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by pandoraefretum, in forum Portraits, People, & Pets, May 25, 2016 at 3:24 PM
For the last two years my wife has adopted my X10, exclusively. It's basically hers now. Six months ago it developed a fungus spot a few mm across just off centre, that is slowly growing. I borrowed the camera two days ago and to my surprise can actually see evidence on the photograph. Into the sun it's as clear as day.
She uses the camera photographing for publications, work, archiving, all kinds of stuff, and even bothered to negotiate all the menus, which surprised even me. I believe the lens and sensor is a one piece unit on the X10 and would be uneconomic to replace. Is there likely to be an X40 soon, or should I opt for a new or used X10, xX20 or X30? No idea why the X10 succumbed to fungus, none of my other film or digital lenses and cameras that are kept with it have a similar problem.
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by boulevardier, in forum Fuji's Small Sensor X Cameras, May 25, 2016 at 3:22 PM
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by Scott Grant, in forum Landscape, May 25, 2016 at 3:17 PM
I'm continuing my "IRL" testing of SilkyPix Pro (now on referred to as SP) with my X-Pro1. I'm quite happy. Loving its control of colours, but highlights and shadows are a bit different to how everybody else seems to do it.
I'm always drawn to fairly quirky, centre left solutions (erm like Fuji ) and I do not enjoy an overly clinical digital look to my shots. (YMMV)
I've never been one for all LR is so rubbish with .RAFs brigade, but I really don't enjoy using LR, I'm not sure why, but I don't.
I've never used PS.
I have the most experience with Capture One, and it's very, very good IMO. Perhaps a little over complicated, with far too many ways to do the same thing, but the layers make it a extremely versatile tool.
But it never does any harm to try something new, in fact it's actually fun to run the same raw file through different PP solutions, the results can SOMETIMES be so variable, that it's like you used different cameras
I'm still finding my feet with SP...
But (like I probably said already!) I'm pretty happy so far
The word 'filmic' gets used a lot, and there's various paths to a filmic image
But I'm not really one for plug-ins and pre-sets.... (YMMV) and the X-Pro1 has quite a filmic/organic/gritty/matte look to it's files anyway...
So the question for me, was does SP bring out what I like in a X-Pro1 shot?
And I've gotta say a resounding YES to that...
(whether or not it's limitations and quirks mean that it becomes my prime tool or just part of my workflow remains to be seen... things like that are a shot by shot basis anyway)
Anyway, I took a stroll round my 'hood and took some snaps!
Now these are just snaps, but I wanted to play with colour (FWIW, I often find that RAFs aren't the best with greens and sometimes sky blues YMMV, your workflow and PP skills probably vary too, so to reiterate, I PERSONAL find greens a bugbear, I'm NOT saying that greens are a bugbear)
I've resized these 50% as I can't remember what size the forum accepts for shots, and it annoys the hell out of me when it refused to upload
And AGAIN, these are situational test shots, not anything meaningful!
And sorry for the cat ones, she followed me, but she's handy because she's very dark with ginger bits, so offers a good test of shadow detail!!
I'm finding the colours natural, but I'm yet to figure out how to get the pop I get out of C1. I suspect the answer is .tiff>C1+layers But I want to use SP standalone and learn what I can with it for now
I used the (compared to C1) rudimentary layers tool on this, but to be fair it did the job I wanted..
Bright yellow, and green doesn't look like it was done with a highlighter pen = go SP !!
As cat shots go, this is pretty reasonable
Another colour test, another score IMO... (YMMV) I was looking at all the whites and blacks here, and the details aren't smeary...
Overall the noise is a bit higher than some other PP software, but I'm finding it very organic
I like quite dark, gritty textured pics, ideally that have an approximation of filmic colours
I feel that SP is delivering that for me (YMMV)
Pic upload limit is 5, so more coming up in a second!
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by adzman808, in forum Fuji X Post Processing, May 25, 2016 at 11:28 AM
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by Teodor Kuduschiev, in forum Wildlife-Nature, May 25, 2016 at 11:26 AM
I'm thinking of buying a graphics tablet for processing work - not a heavy duty amount. Can anyone recommend a tablet and give me an idea what I should look out for? I've been viewing a Wacom Intuos Pen and Touch (small) and wondered the pros and cons of this. Also I'm still using Adobe Photoshop CS3 and wondered if this would work ok - I'm comfortable with CS3 so don't want to change if possible.
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it is to me allthough at this stage i feel a bit of a chareleton as i dont own one yet (made an offer on one today ) but to me looks are important as probably allready discussed on here but i think for me and maybe most it harks back to the old film days .
and allthough most people would say its the photos that matter not the camera i need to feel i like something to use .it
an example is i have had over 50 motorbikes all do the same job but very few of them i love most do a job well but only my harley and old bmw airhead i love and want to ride all the time .
it was the same when i first got my old nikon fm2n i allways wanted to go out and take pictures i loved the camera but i allso loved the look of the camera..
so i am just waiting for my offere to be accepted or declined ,either way i am getting one .
many thanks
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by happysnapper, in forum X100, X100S, X100T, and X70, May 25, 2016 at 9:57 AM
Hey everyone, long time lurker, first time poster here.
Is it just me or does anyone else find X-Pro2 to be easily worn out? For example, I've noticed a lot of scratches on the bottom plate and a few on the top. "e" of the Made in Japan print is half gone already. And the red A on the shutter dial is gone 1/3 as well. Also a few scratches on the LCD, too.
I've been using my X-T1 for almost two years now, I never use protective stuff with my gear but my X-T1 is in much better cosmetic condition than my ~3 month old X-Pro2. There's only one scratch on the LCD and that's it.
And I must add, I am never reckless with my gear whilst shooting, I always take good care of them and am cautious. I even clean them up with microfibre cloth every week.
Anyone else have similer experiences?
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by cie, in forum X-Pro1 and X-Pro2, May 25, 2016 at 9:14 AM
I have a lot of fun reading reviews and threads whenever a new X camera comes out, but I still haven't felt any desire to sell the X100 and go shopping. I'm not sure if I ever will.
Anyway, I'm just wondering if anyone else here is still shooting with the original X100 and feeling happily GAS free.
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by midairmatthew, in forum X100, X100S, X100T, and X70, May 25, 2016 at 8:51 AM
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by JavierSP, in forum Portraits, People, & Pets, May 25, 2016 at 8:50 AM
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by JavierSP, in forum Landscape, May 25, 2016 at 8:45 AM
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by Boris S, in forum B&W, May 25, 2016 at 7:17 AM
I primarily shoot Nikon but have always loved the Fuji X System and still have and enjoy my original X100. I jumped on the X System with the original X-Pro1 and had a love hate relationship with it. It was an absolute joy on paper and the IQ was amazing however it's slow AF and useless EVF (pre-any firmware updates, got it 1st week it was available) made me return it.
Although I did take some of my favorite shots ever of my daughter with it. Fast forward a few years and I got the itch after reading all of the reviews of the X-Pro2
All I can say is.. OMG! All the issues I had are gone, this camera is amazing and so much fun to shoot. I've had it about a week now with the 35mm 1.4 and have the 23mm & 56mm coming this week. Almost every image is spot on to what I envisioned prior to hitting the shutter. I mostly shoot RAW, but SooC is phenomenal especially with the ACROS film simulation (which is gorgeous and I'm having a real hard time matching in LR). The layout is amazing, even the ISO dial isn't horrible once you get used to it. I would like to set an FN button to adjust ISO (which I'm sure is possible when I RTFM). Combining Mechanical & Electronic shutter allows you to shoot wide open in all kinds of situations without having to add ND filters.
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by Boris S, in forum Member Introductions, May 25, 2016 at 6:28 AM
Finally got my adapter.
For comparison, first pic is from the Fuji 55-200 @200 f/8 taken through the picture window (I need a ladder to get this picture outside). Was taken during golden hour.
Pentax 300 @ f/8 taken through the picture window - this was about one hour before golden hour on a different day from the 55-200 pic.
First picture I took with the 300 @ f/8
And this picture was taken @ f/5.6
I did these shots hand held and it was not that easy to manual focus due to the 450mm magnification. It is doable to handle though and with practice this lens appears to be pretty good. Definitely see the advantage of using the tripod. Close focusing is not possible but from what I understand that was a limitation due to the size of the lens which is about the same as a fully extended 55-200.
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by pointreyes, in forum Lens-Specific Photo Archive, May 25, 2016 at 6:25 AM
After work today, I sped away to Cooper's Rock State Park in West Virginia to get some light biking in and hiking/photography. Below are a few of my favorites from the night. If you want to see a few more, visit my website here.
One thing I have to mention is that I bought Peak Design's new Everyday Messenger 13 bag and am blown away at how awesome the bag is. The new smaller size is perfect for my uses. The strap setup is ingenious and works as well while biking as it does while hiking.
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by jon595, in forum Landscape, May 25, 2016 at 4:53 AM
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by brhfl, in forum Lens-Specific Photo Archive, May 25, 2016 at 4:14 AM
I pulled a good one this weekend. Shooting a mountain bike race with my X-T10 and X-T1, I noticed that the LCD and EVF on the X-T10 showed the images very heavy magenta with the white balance on Auto. Switching to shade, sun or any other WB's the magenta disappeared. Fortunately no riders where coming as I tried to figure out what was wrong. Finally got it, and as usual it was 'operator error', somehow I had hit "shift" while in the white balance menu then used the arrow keys to move the shift way up and right. Don't know why I was even in the white balance menu in the first place. Shooting raw I could have taken care of things in post, but I learned one more things about my Fuji's.
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by Jackk5, in forum X-T1 and X-T10, May 25, 2016 at 2:39 AM
Sunday was Greek Jewish Day on Broome Street. More here.
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by fiddlergene, in forum B&W, May 25, 2016 at 1:18 AM
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by DHA, in forum General, May 25, 2016 at 1:05 AM
Hey, I'm Lucas.
I'm 22 years old and work as a nightlife and weddings photographer in the southwest of England.
I discovered the Fuji x system through my Dad, who has a X-Pro 1 and let me mess around with it for a while when I last visited him.
Long story short, I loved the files that the camera produced, everyone told me that the 'Fuji jpeg's' are beautiful and I didn't believe it until I saw it.
Needless to say I got myself a little X-T10 as a taster camera to see how I liked the system in my day to day life, and I am amazed to be frankly honest. So now I am weighing up the pros and cons of potentially making the complete switch from my Canon 5D Mark III DSLR to a full Fuji only set up.
Yeah, I waffled a little too much there.
I hope that I can get on with you guys, and make some friends in the Fuji world.
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by Negative Rabbit, in forum Member Introductions, May 25, 2016 at 12:39 AM
X100T After an exposure, the 'writing to card" light keeps blinking until "Next OK" appears on the LCD. when I press the OK button, the light goes off and I can shoot again. I don't think I changed any settings but this has not happened before. Bad card?
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by masslaw, in forum X100, X100S, X100T, and X70, May 24, 2016 at 11:57 PM
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by Gilles, in forum Portraits, People, & Pets, May 24, 2016 at 11:18 PM
I do not know if this has been discussed before but fighting a serious case of boredom today, or lack of direction, I decided to pull out all my Fuji fixed focal length lenses and do an auto focus comparison to my 18-55mm and 16-50mm variable focal length lenses. This was prompted by a shoot I did last night of a ladies social group dinner in which I was using my 35mm lens and was a bit disappointed by the focusing in a moderately lit room. Last week I did a similar shoot using my 18-55mm lens and it seemed more reliable. I keep reading about how the camera is responsible for the AF speed and have always questioned the validity of those statements.
The contestants were my 14mm, 27mm, 35mm and 56mm lenses verses my 16-50mm and 18-55mm lenses. The cameras I used were my X-T1, my X-T10, my X-E1 and my X-M1. All are set to single auto focus and the focus frame is set two steps larger than the smallest rectangle as that is what I always use.
While I do not have any specific timing devices it became apparent that I did not need any lab quality equipment as the results were consistent and very obvious. The variable focal length lenses, zooms to many of you, locked focus much faster than any of the fixed focal length lenses. It wasn't even close and the 18-55 seemed a bit faster and quieter than the 16-50mm. Then I tried the same tests in a somewhat darkened room, blinds all closed, and again the zooms locked focus quicker than the primes. Then I went into a very dark closet, no jokes please, and using the focus assist lamp the zooms both focused where none of the primes would.
As far as which primes were the fastest, it seemed that the 56mm was the fastest of the primes and the 27 about the worst and the 27 transferred more vibrations into the camera body during the focusing process. By that I mean you can really feel that motor doing it's thing. The 14mm and 35mm seemed about even but again were noisy and transmitted more vibration to the camera bodies than the zooms.
While I seldom use any of the primes in the field, based on my personal testing, I won't even consider any of them if there is any action faster than a snail race to be captured and I have to rely on auto focus. I also verified my suspicions that the AF is more dependent on the lens than the camera and yes, I am running the latest firmware. However again some of those claims about firmware controlling AF speed seem to be a tad bit exaggerated because after I did the test process with the lenses and cameras described above, I was storing the cameras and lenses in their drawers and I realized that the X-E1 I had not used (I have two of them) was not running the latest firmware for the 35mm lens. Using the 35mm lens I compared both X-E1's and could not detect any difference in focus speed between the two cameras. Again no lab equipment to verify that finding.
From my perspective, the AF champs are the zooms and if anyone is interested in shooting action sports they are the only lenses I would consider. I'm tired from all this switching of lenses and camera bodies and somewhat surprised that in the process I did not drop one lens though several lens caps did find the floor and no metal lens mounts were scored or scraped. As a reward I deserve and will now indulge myself in an adult beverage.
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by CWRailman, in forum Fuji X-Mount Lens Forum, May 24, 2016 at 10:59 PM
I'm using a Metabones N/F - X mount T adaptor with a Nikon 50mm/1.4 Ais. I've got the camera set to "shoot without a lens." I can manually control the shutter but not aperture. Changing the stops on the lens has no effect. However, it works fine when using the Nikon 24mm/2.8 Ais. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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by Wino Figments, in forum X-Pro1 and X-Pro2, May 24, 2016 at 10:45 PM
OK so I've now had the X-Pro 2s for a couple of weeks and I'm really glad that I "Bit the bullet" and made the decision to ditch the Nikons and go Fuji. My wife, (also a press photographer) and I decided that we needed to up date our kit and after a lot of consideration, went for the X-Pro 2 and two sets of lenses. I've now had a chance to use the files both for electronic and print reproduction and love the quality of the images. I always shoot RAW and to be honest Silkypix is a real pain, but I love the film simulations. I think I will use Adobe CC for most things, though I have Capture One for my Mamiya 645 AF-D and Leaf back, so I may use that. Time will tell, I'm still playing with both.
I find the balance and ease of use reminds me of my Leicas from film days and they weight, or lack of it, is welcome as like most "snappers" I have a dodgy back. I have the 16-55 2.8 and the 50-140 plus the 1.4 converter and I find these really useful and they fit in the bag well. Some may know that I'm a "Brand Ambassador" for Domke and Tiffen International, so no prizes for guessing the kit is all in an ancient F-7 bag at the moment and all the lenses have Tiffen UV protector filters.
My regular kit these days is the 2 XP2 bodies with the above zooms and a 14mm 2.8 and a 35mm 1.4. I genarally have the two primes on the bodies to be ready to rock and roll at a moments notice. I also have 2 Nissin iQ40 flashes and three batteries per camera, battery life is nowhere near as good as many rivals, but it's OK as they are light and quick change.
The largest print I've made from the .RAF files so far is 24"x36" and it looks superb, this image was also used as a double page spread in the Daily Express and looks great, so overall I'm really pleased with the choice.
Now for the admittedly minor down points. I'm the night picture editor on the Daily Express and I'm seeing on the EXIF/IPTC data on a lot more files, the camera name field denotes taht they have come from X series cameras. However current Nikons and Canons save the camera serial number into the file, this can be really useful. They also have the ability to embed copyright details and photographers name, from the camera. This is pretty basic and needs to be addressed in a firmware update, as professionals need to be able to track images.
Overall I love these cameras, the last time I got excited of a new piece of kit was the D3s with it's low light capability. The XP-2s with their retro operation are opening up a lot of possibilities in shooting and as old and jaded as I am I'm getting a real buzz out of shooting again. If you want to check out my latest stuff see the New and views section of paulstewartphoto.co.uk
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by Paul Stewart, in forum X-Pro1 and X-Pro2, May 24, 2016 at 10:19 PM
Hi folks,
Taking pictures of raptors and scavengers is an amazing experience. They are majestic, elegant and some of them are beautiful birds. Today I woke up earlier. I was picked up at 7am, at dusk. Outside was chilly, gloomy and foggy. While I was getting ready inside the photo hide, Juan, responsible of Vultour, was placing carrion in visible places.
The hide's crystal spy was getting misted by my breathing. As soon as he left me alone nothing happened. However, 100 meters away from me, I saw something, then I realized that I wasn't alone. There were pine trees full of Common ravens and some Red kites alighted waiting for their breakfast, it was the quiet before the storm... Continue reading the article: Raptors photo hide
Don't forget to visit my site here: www.josecarpin.com
Below one of the pictures of the article taken by the XF100-400mm:
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by jpgcarpintero, in forum Wildlife-Nature, May 24, 2016 at 9:38 PM
untitled shoot-031-6.jpg by brianvickers, on Flickr
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by Brianvickers01, in forum General, May 24, 2016 at 9:09 PM
This morning I had the opportunity to take some shots along the sea front before breakfast, a notice a couple swimming and grabbed a few shots; having bumped into them on the way back they asked me to send the pictures to them and I they agreed to have a picture of them taken on dry land...(Pro 1 with XF55-200 and X-M1 and 35 f1.4)
untitled shoot-016.jpg by brianvickers, on Flickr
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untitled shoot-020.jpg by brianvickers, on Flickr
untitled shoot-018-7.jpg by brianvickers, on Flickr
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by Brianvickers01, in forum General, May 24, 2016 at 9:06 PM
I attended an annual indoors International powwow event 2 days ago with my X-Pro2 and the 100-400mm lens. Lighting was somewhat low and the dancers were moving at a manic pace and my seat was some distance from the floor where at times hundreds of dancers performed.
Using the zoom lens at f5.6 (i.e. one stop closed down) my shutter speed was 1/60 to 1/150 or so, all at ISO 5000 and in RAW format.
Shown is a scaled down sample image of what the originals looked like, then 3 randomly selected crops out of randomly chosen full images. No PS or other manipulations/corrections were applied, just the crops down to around 45 x 45 pixels plus conversion to low-res JPGs. Later, with a little sharpening and ????? most of my images can go towards covering the cost of the monster lens.
That 100-400 zoom is a truly amazing performer !!!!
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by winfuman, in forum Fuji X-Mount Lens Forum, May 24, 2016 at 8:17 PM
Fuji has a great importer here who let me use X PRO 2 for few days. I am using it with my 12mm Samyang, Fuji 35 and 23mm f/1.4, Vivitar 100mm (nikon mount), and for the first time also zoom 16-55mm.
I was ready to use this camera as is despite the fact that none of my wishes to improve upon my X PRO 1 (tighter EC dial, Tilt screen and IBIS) were implemented.
My first impression was very good but than I started to look at my images and noticed a lot of noise in my OOC JPGs (noise reduction is on 0 and all other setting like grain on off day light shooting auto ISO).
Any idea what may cause it? what setting do you use for noise? (it works slightly better in RAW)
Today I tried to use my Samyang 12mm lens. one 1 of 10 images was sharp. I don't understand why the magnifying dial is sunken now. Unlike X PRO 1 it is so very difficult to use it. most of the time on each hit I change mode of focusing (normal, peaking which is not strong enough, split screen which is great on some lens useless on other ) but seldom do I make it to actual magnification... Not to be totally negative on the 100 Nikon it worked well.
There are other things like battery draining after 50 images or so and few other minor issues I can overcome with time but for now I feel that something is very wrong and I can't put my fingers on it.
With all the rave reviews I have read there must be a lot of things I am doing wrong. Any advice will be welcome.
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by ruvy, in forum X-Pro1 and X-Pro2, May 24, 2016 at 8:15 PM
Hello. Just got a brand new 55-200 lens. It is making a really odd sound. I don't think it's the AF motor, as it makes the sound when in MF. Maybe it's the OIS, but I've had lenses that make OIS noises before (such as Canon ones), and those were more of a constant motorized hum sound. The sound I'm hearing from the 55-200 is more of a chirp-chirp-chirp, almost a digital type noise. It sounds quite close to an AF confirmation chirp. I'm getting it regardless of OIS on/off, whatever OIS mode is in.
Strangely, it is most pronounced and audible when I go from playback menu to shooting. I always hear this noise when I do this.
Any idea if this is normal or I have a bad copy of this lens?
EDIT: Also, I have 2 other Fuji lenses with OIS - the 2 kits (18-55 and 16-50). I can hear the OIS on the 18-55 as it kicks in when I start the camera or come out of playback. But that's a familiar motorized hum that I recognize as IS noise from other lenses. The noise I'm hearing from this 55-200 is quite louder and sounds different.
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by Och Elo, in forum Fuji X-Mount Lens Forum, May 24, 2016 at 7:58 PM


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