X100 images thread...let's get this party started....

[clay stewart]

That's really a nice image, Downstairs.

I've had this camera about a week and I'm starting to think that this might actually be a camera I can bond with. Something that has eluded me since the film days. More time will tell of coarse, but hot dog, I'm digging it right now.

 

[fordfanjpn]

I love this image, but by "3-shot map" do you mean that you bracketed and then combined the shots somehow?

Bill

Straight b&w in-camera jpegs. 3-shot map to handle alu reflections and white cloth.

 

[downstairs]

Bill, Just that. Combined in Photomatix to mask the highlights.
Here's a straight black and white jpeg from the X100 wide open. This thread is slipping down the drain. Does it mean people have got bored with their X100s?

 

[OlliL]

Didn't have another camera at hand, so I took the X100 to a concert yesterday


Watch the Throne von oliverleschke auf Flickr

 

[fordfanjpn]

Thanks for the info. Those are both excellent shots. I love them both. Yours are some of the best images I've seen from the X100 so far. Certainly better than mine! I think that right now people are focusing on the X-Pro1 quite a bit, but the X100 is too good a camera to just fade away, as your amazing shots prove.

Do you have a website or a Flickr page or something? I would love to see more of your work.

Bill

Bill, Just that. Combined in Photomatix to mask the highlights.
Here's a straight black and white jpeg from the X100 wide open. This thread is slipping down the drain. Does it mean people have got bored with their X100s?

 

[downstairs]

Bill, thanks. I do a lot of experiments in various formats and push them all on Picasa here with some comments. I was doing 'leicaroids' while setting up large format shots and the digital shots - with a little tweaking - appeared to turn out better, even printed 40x50 cm. The straight b&w jpegs from a borrowed X100 had the most character. My regular portfolio is here.

 

[Brian Mosley]

These are beautiful studies Bill, I enjoyed viewing your portfolio too.

Thanks, and the X100 is certainly on my list of all time favourites.

Brian

 

[fordfanjpn]

Thank you for the links. I love B&W and the tonality you get with your images is exactly what I would strive for if I had anywhere near your talent. I will spending a lot of time studying your work. Thanks for sharing.

Bill

Bill, thanks. I do a lot of experiments in various formats and push them all on Picasa here with some comments. I was doing 'leicaroids' while setting up large format shots and the digital shots - with a little tweaking - appeared to turn out better, even printed 40x50 cm. The straight b&w jpegs from a borrowed X100 had the most character. My regular portfolio is here.

 

[Brian Mosley]

Whoops, too many Bills Comment was for downstairs above.

Beautiful B&W work.

Brian

 

[downstairs]

Thanks everybody. I must say I had more fun with the X100 than with other cameras. Using the b&w jpegs straight out of the camera (and into photomatix, I must admit) and finding them as good the rest was a shocker. Gripes: cognitive ergonomics - the buttons don't fit my limited mental flexibility and the fact that the lens shade has to go in your pocket.

 

[OlliL]

Tried to get the "Daido glow" with a digital image


Frankfurt von oliverleschke auf Flickr

Doesn't went that well, I think.
Looks like one of those overdone HDR images. :/

 

[OlliL]

DSCF4106 von oliverleschke auf Flickr


DSCF4108 von oliverleschke auf Flickr

 

[Bruno]

awesome post!!

I'm sorry but I have a lot for share with You:


viejo palomero por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


workers por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


tony musulmanero por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


tipa con perros por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr

 

[Bruno]

tapaita por el parque por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


running por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


color café por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


shopping por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr

 

[Bruno]

Cuclillas por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


mirada por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


japanesse por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


ciclyng por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr

 

[Bruno]

artistazo por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


fixing the taxi por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


agachá por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


abueletes bianco e nero por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr


back por Bruno Gracia, en Flickr

 

[David Teo]

Before the pictures, I just want to state again, I love love love my X100. I haven't loved a camera like this since my (regrettably sold) Leica M6 with it's 35mm f2 cron asph. It most faithfully replicates the shooting experience of the Leica!

I took a solo trip / retreat to Tokyo, Japan 2 months ago for the sole purpose of street photography, and also a time of reflection away from work and people. Pictures below are mostly from the famous Shibuya intersections / crossings, a place I can get lost alone, even while surrounded by hundreds of people!

Man with graffiti wall

Praying Man crossing the street

Girl with Hello Kitty blanket

Woman crossing the street

Fashionista guy with hat

Thank for viewing!

David
See more of my work at my blog

 

[aweary]

Midsummer Night.


Midsummer's Eve by Dennis Liljebäck, on Flickr


Midsummer's Eve by Dennis Liljebäck, on Flickr


Midsummer's Eve by Dennis Liljebäck, on Flickr


Midsummer's Eve by Dennis Liljebäck, on Flickr


Midsummer's Eve by Dennis Liljebäck, on Flickr


Midsummer's Eve by Dennis Liljebäck, on Flickr


Midsummer's Eve by Dennis Liljebäck, on Flickr


Midsummer's Eve by Dennis Liljebäck, on Flickr

 

[Rand47]

Book Craftsman - I loved the shop, their work, their pride in old world craftsmanship.
Processed in LR4.1 using Split Tone panel.

 

[M8X]

A couple of pictures from my first day with the X100: