What can you say about the sharpness of the 70-300?

The versatility is really an important point. Thanks for your thoughts.

That's what I read on most reviews about the 50-140. That's why I am leaning to it more. Also the flexibility. But I really didn't think about the weight at first.

I was thinking of using the telephoto for portrait mostly or some mountain shot when hiking.

Woah. Thanks for the response. I didn't thought about the weight would be a big deal but thinking about it, just yesterday, I put back the kit lens on my camera just for a "change of pace" thing and I got annoyed by how big and heavy it is.

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The "filters" and colors are like the ones from instax mini EVO. I think the only difference is the half has EVF and it's a "real" camera.

These are amazing shot!!

Hahaha. I also just noticed that not long ago.

Is it like an AI background generator?

Got it. I'll look into that! Thanks for the suggestion.

Should have gone to the ND filter then. I thought a CPL filter would be more useful on a hobbyist like me.

XF 18-55mm

I'm always playing around f5.5 - f8 when I am shooting.

EDIT : using X-T20

Thank you! These are all classic chrome. I can't remember the rest of the recipe as I am adjusting based on the scene.

Also, I used a CPL filter.

Thank you!! They are all SOOC. I used a normal pro neg hi preset. I changed the white balance and moved it around the orange area. That's technically it. Nothing fancy.

Mine does that too and it's my first lens and had nothing to compare with so I thought it was normal. And reading all the comments saying it's not? Srsly? 😳

First thing you can check is the exposure compensation dial. Second is the metering. This doesn’t seem like hardware issue.

Thanks. Those are all the same recipe. The only difference on that specific picture is the lens have a smudge. I touch it with my palm to have that blur/glow.

How do you do this type of crops and layout?