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Fun with the Fuji X ___!

ashwinrao1

ashwinrao1

Active member
Thread seems to be slowing down, maybe as people move on? I am very much enjoying the camera and its output, but focus can be frustrating esp with the 60.... sure do hope that Fuji's working on it ;)








That being said, I'd be hard pressed to find a better option for IQ and manageable file sizes than this camera.
 
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Rich M

Member
ashwinrao1 said:
Thread seems to be slowing down, maybe as people move on?

That being said, I'd be hard pressed to find a better option for IQ and manageable file sizes than this camera.
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Ashwin.....it's hard to move on from this camera. :D

Some night harvesting shots (with the SL125) at 6400ISO.






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fotoingo

fotoingo

Subscriber Member
If it's slowing down I will try to post some stuff here too ;-)
Nice pictures everyone so far! Keep them coming...
 
Braeside

Braeside

New member
Nice to see you shooting with the XP-1 Uwe.

One from our recent trip to England. (A too rare event for a Scot I regret to say).

 
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Rich M

Member
ashwinrao1 said:
Rich, agreed. These are stunning high ISO, Loooooow light captures!
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Ashwin.....agreed. I took the same picture with the OM-D at 6400 with the same lens.

So noisy.....it was COMPLETELY unusable. I did not post the comparison because I didn't want to get into the one vs. the other discussion. So even with the great IBIS (OM-D), clean sensor noise wins out (XP1).

Every camera has its place. The XP1 dominates in low light.

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Rich M

Member
Aquatic life












This one was pretty cool.....the sun had just set and this small pool was glowing aqua/turquoise being lit from underneath by a lava tube facing west.



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Sapphie

Member
Some with the 60mm. I tried a different approach, following some posts on DPR - I set shadows and highlights to -2, colour +1, then adjusted the contrast etc of the JPGs in LR.











Lee
 
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