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X100 images thread...let's get this party started....
- Thread starter ashwinrao1
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Anyone here using Apple Aperture to process RAW from the X100? I took some shots today with DR=200% and shot JPG+RAW. In LR the RAW would have been a stop underexposed. Aperture, however, appears to be compensating for the DR setting. What is interesting is that sometimes it seems to do a better job than the OOC JPG. For example, both just exported with no adjustments:
JPEG:
RAW:
Lee
JPEG:
RAW:
Lee
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Wozza604
Guest
Hmm, that's interesting... I use Lightroom 3, and I do notice that my shots do look much brighter on the camera than they do after they've been imported into Lightroom, but they handle being brought back up quite well.
Actually I think this was mainly a one-off. I think the JPGs at DR200 tend to be better overall, for example, they hold better detail of tree branches against a bright section of sky. These tend to get lost somewhat by Aperture's interpretation and indeed by bringing the exposure up in LR. That's what I think for now anyway!
Lee
Lee
markymarkrb
New member
A three stitch photo I took at Mormon Row, Grand Tetons national park.
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Wozza604
Guest
Beautiful work, I really like this one!
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Wozza604
Guest
Here's some newer photos from the X100. I'm starting to explore how it handles really low light. It's fun to just get a general exposure and keep your ISO, aperture and shutter set and leave it that way while you wander around, much like I do with film and an M6. Just snap away and use the camera's exposure latitude as a safety net.
The Smoking Camera
New member
Excellent pano and portrait mojo.
Death Valley images look great Graham.
I also use Aperture sapphie.
I like the dark mood Ollil.
Low light images are quite nice Wozza604.
Death Valley images look great Graham.
I also use Aperture sapphie.
I like the dark mood Ollil.
Low light images are quite nice Wozza604.
The Smoking Camera
New member
Don't post too often, but here are a few from a Nutcracker rehearsal.
Use a D3s and 70-200 on my shoulder and x100 around my neck.
Makes for a versatile combo.
I generally have to zone and/or manually focus the x100.
Use a D3s and 70-200 on my shoulder and x100 around my neck.
Makes for a versatile combo.
I generally have to zone and/or manually focus the x100.
Joe, I don't get a chance to favourite your images on flickr as much as I'd like but really love your shots.
Here are my contributions:
Into the Spotlight
Where The Neon Lights Are Pretty
Walking Courtside
Getting A Good Ribbing
Here are my contributions:
Into the Spotlight
Where The Neon Lights Are Pretty
Walking Courtside
Getting A Good Ribbing
JMaher
New member
Thanks Lee
This thread appears to be pretty dead.
This camera takes very nice photos, its small, easy to use (although that doesn't seem to be the common thought) and is a pleasure to own. I can see the obvious quality in photos from you and others but it's not getting much attention anymore.
Jim
This thread appears to be pretty dead.
This camera takes very nice photos, its small, easy to use (although that doesn't seem to be the common thought) and is a pleasure to own. I can see the obvious quality in photos from you and others but it's not getting much attention anymore.
Jim
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Good photo :thumbs: