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Old 89 with a Fuji X-T4

It has been almost a year since we added a 50-140mm Fujinon telephoto zoom to our arsenal of lenses for the Fuji X-T4.

I often like to play with . . . I mean experiment with . . . different types of equipment. So a few days ago I took the X-T4 out to make a few photos of Straburg Rail Road’s outbound midday train. Usually it is in Kris’ capable hands. I exposed these views at Blackhorse Road using the 50-140mm lens.

I’ve always liked the color palatte and sharpness offered by the FujiFilm digital cameras, and these photos exemplify the warm saturated tones offered by the X-T4.

Strasburg 89 near Blackhorse Road; exposed in RAF (RAW) format using a FujiFilm X-T4 with 50-140mm lens. Processed in Lightroom.
Strasburg 89 near Blackhorse Road; exposed in RAF (RAW) format using a FujiFilm X-T4 with 50-140mm lens. Processed in Lightroom and cropped slightly from the original file.

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