Woke up this morning -- it was raining and remnants of the snow pack are rapidly dwindling in my neck of the woods. I decided, after being fortified by some strong coffee, that I needed to do something else than writing up scientific stuff or testing the Z range with their all-too-perfect optics. Thus hauled out my old modified Fuji S5Pro with its broad-spectrum sensor and slapped an 18-140 Nikkor on it. Whilst that zoom lens is quite good, the S5Pro is almost an antiquity among today's cameras and processing its peculiar RAW files (.Raf) is a a nightmare as most software shun them.
Exactly the challenge I required. Here is one of the images from today.
