I’m The Fuji-tive, so I can’t share too many details on my personal FXF profile ;). But for all the others, it could be worth to take a few minutes and fill it in properly.
And here is why:
Starting from the next “Best of FXF zone” (see episode 1, 2 and 3), I’ll link DIRECTLY to the FXF Profile of those Forum Members, who have launched a hot thread or shared a top voted image.
So, if you want, you can introduce yourself to fellow X-shooters in your FXF Profile and also share your own blog, portfolio, Flickr account, contact details and more.
And today, one month after the Fuji X Forum launch, allow me to express my thanks to:
1) Thanks to all those, who already joined the FXF. It’s great to see how quickly a friendly community is coming together. I’m having lots of fun there and learn (and share) many things… feel free to join us, too.
2) Sure, when the Admin of the 5 years old German Fuji-X-Forum and my humble self decided to cooperate and launch the English FXF sister Forum, I knew that I was in professional hands: he had the knowledge, the experience, the workflow, was familiar with the forum software and more… but the reality even exceeded my expectation. He’s working hard and meticulously, always ready for a Skype call, quick replies to emails and has great ideas for the future of the Forum! Just Amazing! Thanks, FX Admin!
That’s it… I’ll now prepare the next “Best of FXF zone“, which should go online soon.
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My profile was already configured. I even have a problem (specified in the Forum) with my X100S, when trying to focus on an object/subject really close to my lens, I get the error message to turn off the camera and turn it back on, while a motorized sound can be heard. Surprisingly scary! Would like to know what is this.
Do you have a filter in front of the lens?
A Hoya UV.
X100 hates “slim” filters, try to remove it.
Thanks. Will do!
It seems the things are just fine, now! Thanks!