more 18mm photos

[bruceh]

http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=XPro...32694969%40N02

Looking good!

Of course, they're not full-sized raw photos so they don't count. No lens should be judged except by 200% pixel peeping in the corners...

[Dirk]

Link doesn't work.

[kai.zorki]

It does work.

[jippiejee]

I still think this camera will have the same problem as the X10 with white disc blooming on the exr sensor, something the most recent firmware update was supposed to solve, but didn't. This camera will have the same exr engine. Too bad the pictures weren't posted in a larger format, but the reflection in the water makes me very suspicious:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jorge-k...ream/lightbox/

[celluloidprop]

I can't believe the sun reflecting off of water makes for white highlights!
That looks perfectly normal for any camera, digital or film.

[panpatryk]

I had few minutes with this camera. Here you can find full size images

http://www.fotopolis.pl/index.php?n=...erwsze-zdjecia

[willie_901]

Originally Posted by jippiejee

I still think this camera will have the same problem as the X10 with white disc blooming on the exr sensor, something the most recent firmware update was supposed to solve, but didn't. This camera will have the same exr engine. Too bad the pictures weren't posted in a larger format, but the reflection in the water makes me very suspicious:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jorge-k...ream/lightbox/

So is the XP1 not supposed to show a white disc when a circular specular highlight is over exposed?

What do you expect to see?

What do you define as blooming?

How do you define the difference between blooming any an overexposed region?

Do you have examples from your photos where circular specular hightlight are accurately portrayed?

Your comments make no sense to me whatsoever.

[fearofhummingbird]

Originally Posted by jippiejee

I still think this camera will have the same problem as the X10 with white disc blooming on the exr sensor, something the most recent firmware update was supposed to solve, but didn't. This camera will have the same exr engine. Too bad the pictures weren't posted in a larger format, but the reflection in the water makes me very suspicious:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jorge-k...ream/lightbox/

jippie - it is not the same EXR engine. They are totally different animals. Do your homework before you shoot off your mouth. The only thing common between the two camera's is that Fuji liked to use EXR for both.

It appears you are exhibiting the same jealousy that many others are displaying. Presumably there is resentment that this camera is garnering such interest and it just isn't your thing.

[jippiejee]

No I'm not jealous, I was actually planning on getting one But I fear the camera will also be susceptible to the phenemon shown here and that Fuji still not addressed:

http://www.dpreview.com/news/2011/12...mplansfirmware

I've seen exactly this in the the first shot of that polish photo session with the xpro-1. Check the reflections on the car hood:

http://pliki.optyczne.pl/fuji_xpro1/...a/DSCF9574.JPG

[tom.w.bn]

Originally Posted by jippiejee

I still think this camera will have the same problem as the X10 with white disc blooming on the exr sensor, something the most recent firmware update was supposed to solve, but didn't. This camera will have the same exr engine. Too bad the pictures weren't posted in a larger format, but the reflection in the water makes me very suspicious:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jorge-k...ream/lightbox/

What problem do you see here?

[jippiejee]

Originally Posted by tom.w.bn

What problem do you see here?

The picture format is really small, but I do suspect that the white disc blooming will be the same problem on this camera as it is on the X10: big white discs when exposed the bright points, and that firmware updates will not solve it:

http://www.dcresource.com/news/newsitem.php?id=4467

[tom.w.bn]

Originally Posted by jippiejee

The picture format is really small, but I do suspect that the white disc blooming will be the same problem on this camera as it is on the X10: big white discs when exposed the bright points, and that firmware updates will not solve it:

http://www.dcresource.com/news/newsitem.php?id=4467

You mean the same thing as in the X100? If you consider this a problem... I don't


DSCF0557 von tom.w.bn auf Flickr

[jippiejee]

No that's not the same, and the problem has not been reported about the X100. It means that small bright points turn up as big bright white orbs.

[semilog]

Originally Posted by jippiejee

No that's not the same, and the problem has not been reported about the X100. It means that small bright points turn up as big bright white orbs.

Show us an example of an X1 photo where what you describe is actually happening, and we may pay attention. But please don't just make things up. It doesn't help anyone, including you.

[jippiejee]

I linked to the car hood in the Polish photo session. See above.

[fearofhummingbird]

Seriously blown highlights from the set illumination obviously. Nothing like orbs. Orbs are perfectly round with a very odd black outline. The X10 and XPro1 are both branded Fujifilm, but the sensors are entirely different, probably not even manufactured by the same vendor.

[gavinlg]

http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=x-pro1&ss=2&s=rec

There are more and more x-pro1's in the wild now, and flickr is starting to get some examples. To me, looks like the 35mm f1.4 is superb, the 18mm f2 is excellent, and the dynamic range, noise, performance and color out of the camera are seriously great.

[jippiejee]

Originally Posted by fearofhummingbird

Seriously blown highlights from the set illumination obviously.

I hope you're right. Would love this camera to be good.

[semilog]

^--- what Gavin said -- exactly. And the impressive thing about that photo is *not* the specular highlight on the fender. It's the remarkable suppression of veiling flare with that huge light source in the frame.

[PhotoMat]

No hard edge orb effect appears to be showing in this shot.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/nenephots/6902553043/