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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
- Thread starter Ario Arioldi
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Mike Woods
New member
XT-1 / 35mm/50mm Summilux:
Mike
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Nathan W. Lediard
New member
A bit of fun in the studio today with my newly employed Studio Manager. 
X-T1 56mm and profoto lighting
X-T1 56mm and profoto lighting
Nathan W. Lediard
New member
Well I couldnt be left out So I got my new studio manager to help with some shots of (in her own words) her "crazy boss"
X-T1, 56 mm and profoto lighting
So I got my new studio manager to help with some shots of (in her own words) her "crazy boss" X-T1, 56 mm and profoto lighting
Nathan W. Lediard
New member
More frommy Farmer series...
X-T1 56mm
X-T1 56mm
Nathan W. Lediard
New member
X-Pro1 14mm
Jim Radcliffe
Member
Night Moves - West Texas
Taken with the Fuji X-T1 and 18mm
Fort Griffin, Texas State Park.. Milky Way crowning and old Oak tree. Background light is from the town of Albany, Texas about 18 miles away.
Found this small pond during the day and thought I would revisit it late at night to see if I could capture the reflection of the stars on the water.
What remains of one of the buildings of this old cavalry fort built around 1863. Interior was lit with a amber LED device I built with variable intensity control.
The same Oak tree as the first but taken from a different perspective.. light painted with a high intensity LED flashlight from about 20 to 30 yards away.
Taken with the Fuji X-T1 and 18mm
Fort Griffin, Texas State Park.. Milky Way crowning and old Oak tree. Background light is from the town of Albany, Texas about 18 miles away.
Found this small pond during the day and thought I would revisit it late at night to see if I could capture the reflection of the stars on the water.
What remains of one of the buildings of this old cavalry fort built around 1863. Interior was lit with a amber LED device I built with variable intensity control.
The same Oak tree as the first but taken from a different perspective.. light painted with a high intensity LED flashlight from about 20 to 30 yards away.
Damn, was I long gone.
Great stuff everybody!
It's a dogs life by oliverleschke, on Flickr
X-E1 + Lens Turbo + Rokkor 45mm F2 + Snapseed
Great stuff everybody!
It's a dogs life by oliverleschke, on FlickrX-E1 + Lens Turbo + Rokkor 45mm F2 + Snapseed
Re: Night Moves - West Texas
Jim, can you tell me, what where the settings for this shoot?
Jim Radcliffe
Member
Re: Night Moves - West Texas
shutter was 20-30 seconds
lens was wide open 18mm f/2.0
and of course... tripod mounted
ISO was 1250Jim, can you tell me, what where the settings for this shoot?
shutter was 20-30 seconds
lens was wide open 18mm f/2.0
and of course... tripod mounted
Hulyss Bowman
Active member
Re: Night Moves - West Texas
https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/fxif/
Here you goJim, can you tell me, what where the settings for this shoot?
https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/fxif/
Jim Radcliffe
Member
One more from Saturday Night... Light Painting
I saw this old tree as I was packing up my gear to head home and thought I should try one more shot with a bit of light painting.. this was the last shot of the night before the 168 mile drive home.
I saw this old tree as I was packing up my gear to head home and thought I should try one more shot with a bit of light painting.. this was the last shot of the night before the 168 mile drive home.
Nathan W. Lediard
New member
X-T1 56mm wide open and window light over lunch...
