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I usually don’t take these kind of shots as I’m more a nature/outdoor kind of guy, but in Paris now for work, I had my camera in my bag and my youngest daughter wanted an Eiffel Tower picture. I don’t regret upgrading to the x-t4 a few years back, being able to get this result with the camera handheld is really a game changer. No way I could have done that with my x-t1 without a tripod. In fact, I wouldn’t even have tried !
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Doom Folk
Could it be a doom folk album cover ?
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Green Layers
On en mangerait.
Mer de nuages dans les Vosges la semaine dernière.
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Quelque part dans les Vosges
Gazon de Faing
Les belles lumières appartiennent à ceux qui se lèvent tôt. Lever de soleil depuis le Gazon de Faing, dans les Vosges
https://www.behance.net/gallery/212692471/Vosges-%28day-1%29
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How I managed to use the « Nostalgic Neg » profile on my Fuji X-T4 files
I think maybe it will help some fellow fujifilm photographers.
Ok, this is what I did. Just remember I’m not a computer guy, it was a bit of a lucky guess.
First, find the « Nostalgic Neg » .xmp profile file for the X-T5. On macOS right click on the Lightroom Classic app and select «show package content » Then go to Contents—>Resources—>Settings—>Adobe—>Profiles—>Camera—>Fujifilm—>Fujifilm X-T5
Copy this file elsewhere, and open the copy in a text editor (I used Brackets).
Replace the line crs:CameraModelRestriction=“Fujifilm X-T5” by crs:CameraModelRestriction=“”
Also, change the name of the profile on line Camera NOSTALGIC Neg. Replace it by Camera NOSTALGIC Neg 2 for example.
Then save the file, make sure the extension remains « .xmp ». Finally import the profile in Lightroom via the file menu, and it should work.
Rothenbachkopf
Tout juste de retour de cinq jours à crapahuter autour de la route des crêtes dans les Vosges. Les montagnes me manquent déjà…
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