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Ricoh GX100

helenhill

Senior Member
FABULOUS Kevin

Love the Sense of Tonality.......
Any Tweaking Done ?

Silly Question here but are you the same 'Kevin' in CT....:ROTFL:
Congrats on the GX 100
Cheers ! H
 

kevin

New member
Hi Helen, yes, it's me! Looking forward to the Skopar! :D

Nothing fancy here, just selective burning, dodging and sharpening.
 

Joan

New member
Nice ones, Kevin. Love the frog, he is so nifty tucked in there. Beautiful conversions.

Welcome aboard! :)
 
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wbrandsma

Guest
What a fantastic photographs to jump aboard Kevin! Welcome here and keep on posting more photographs from the GX100.


Ricoh GX100, f4.6, 1/35 sec, ISO 100, -0.7 EV


Ricoh GX100, f6.5, 1/750 sec, ISO 80, -0.3 EV


Ricoh GX100, f4.1, 1/950 sec, ISO 80, -0.3 EV


Ricoh GX100, f4.1, 1/950 sec, ISO 80, -0.3 EV
 
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wbrandsma

Guest
Thanks to the North Sea we can enjoy beautiful cloud formations here in the Netherlands.


Ricoh GX100, f5.7, 1/1400 sec, ISO 80, -0.3 EV


Ricoh GX100, f3.6, 1/1000 sec, ISO 80, 0.0 EV


Ricoh GX100, f4.6, 1/1400 sec, ISO 80, -0.3 EV
 
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Kiri

Guest
GX100 in low light conditions

I'm just wondering if any of the GX100 users here have any tips for using this camera in low light conditions?
I find that to get a reasonably sharp shot I have to keep the shutter speed fairly high, and so have to compensate by raising the ISO to 800. Unfortunately that does often introduce quite a lot of noise into the image...

Does anyone here have any good strategies when shooting or in post processing to get clear images with minimum noise in low light situations?

thanks
 
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praktinafan

Guest
@kiri: I would use a good stand, ISO 80, long shutter time, remote release or timer. And RAW, of course.
 
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wbrandsma

Guest
Despite the press release of the GX200 the GX100 remains an excellent camera in my opinion.


Ricoh GX100, f4.6, 1/1150 sec, ISO 80, +0.3 EV


Ricoh GX100, f4.8, 1/850 sec, ISO 80, -1.0 EV
 
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wbrandsma

Guest
Oh no, not again! :banghead: Last night I spotted a dust particle again in the lens of my GX100. The third time within a year :angry: And Ricoh already replaced the lens assembly twice!

I really hope they have improved the GX200.
 

Will

New member
Wouter I don't think it is a speck of dust, I think it's a spark of genius. That picture if the digitalis is pure genius!
 
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wbrandsma

Guest
Hi Will,
Thank you on the remarks on the photograph of the Digitalis. Unfortunately it is really true about the dust.
 

Will

New member
Really like them sunboon. Especially the clouds and the old pipes coming out of the water. Excellent B&W.
 

gandolfi

Subscriber Member
Hello All,
I thought I would revive this thread as it has slipped too far down the pop charts for my liking!
I took my GX100 out for another walk recently, fitted for the first time with a 19mm. lens.
The decisive moment occurred as I was crossing a railway bridge just before an old steam train was due. I shot on continuous mode and got 44 shots from the time the last carriage passed under the far distant bridge to the time it passed beneath me. (Each shot 1/133 sec. @ f4.6.) It all made an interesting little slide show, tho' in retrospect I should have had the sound mode on for the hoot of whistle and hiss of steam.
For your delectation I have nostalgicised! the most relevant shot in iPhoto with the sepia and blurred edges of yesteryear. Poetry in motion!
C & C always welcome.
Gandolfi.
 
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gandolfi

Subscriber Member
Hello All,
A couple of days ago I went back in time and photographed a venerable old steam train. Tonight I came back up to date and visited outer space.
Here is a 3 minute exposure of the International Space Station passing over Bath, U.K. at 00.40 hrs. BST July 21st.
Taken with the increasingly wonderful GX100 with 19mm. lens!
Gandolfi.
 
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Will

New member
Gandolfi, what an amazingly different subject! I often satellite watch with my children but I have never thought of photographing them. It worked really well. Some beautiful deep blues in there and I love the splash of colour the tree makes.
 
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