Post your X-Pro1 images...

[olelovold]

Last one ISO 12800

[Steveh]

Olelovold, some great shots here - unmistakeably London.

Three from today, my first time out with the camera for weeks:

[olelovold]

Thank you, Steve.

From today.

[Jamie Pillers]

I like the 1st (various men) and the last (commuting man) a LOT. The camera is working great, and your eye even better!! Thanks.

[intheviewfinder]

So it's Memorial Day weekend here in the USA and there are a lot of local carnivals around with amusements and concessions. I decided to see if I could stress this camera a bit by going out after dark. All of these were taken handheld with the a Fuji X-Pro 1 and the Fujinon 35mm f/1.4 lens. I used aperture priority and set the ISO to Auto 6400. Yes handheld, just tucked in the elbows and took a deep breath. For the most part they look pretty good, the noise is quite acceptable, and I could print these easily at 8x12. Like a lot of folks I'm waiting on Lightroom to get updated so these are jpeg's SOOC. I think they came out pretty good but I've got one that I'm holding back on to use for the current round of the RFF Postcard Project that is really excellent.


@ 1/20 sec, f/8, ISO5000



@ 1/13 sec, f/8, ISO5000



@ 1/120 sec, f/4, ISO6400



@ 1/40 sec, f/8, ISO5000


--Rich

[nfbuckeye]

DSCF0255Tobi by nfbuckeye, on Flickr

60mm, F/8, 1/1100, ISO 800

[lam]

Sometimes I suck at guessing where the frame ends. by lamlux.net, on Flickr

35mm f1.4

[olelovold]

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[tbarker13]

From a recent portrait shoot.

[semilog]

Café Racer, Seattle.


_DSF9283 by Semilog, on Flickr

[Canon Alberic]

Fujinon XF18mm: 1/800 sec at ƒ5.6, ISO 200.

[semilog]

^--- butbutbut everyone one the web says the XF 18 can't be used for landscapes!

:P

[semilog]

_DSF9658 by Semilog, on Flickr

[romainmassola]

[jsrockit]

X-Pro1 and 35mm:

[tbarker13]

Xpro and 60/2.4




XPro and 35/1.4




And again, with the 60

[PrecisionCamera]

Originally Posted by romainmassola

This one! I really love all of olevold's shots too, consistently impressed by your eye and caliber of your captures sir.

[intheviewfinder]

fun house
Another of my on-going series of carnival photos.

[semilog]

DSCF0281 by Semilog, on Flickr

[mabelsound]

Oh, wow, semilog, that's really good.

Just got back from New York and had a couple of good walks with the XP1 and 35mm.


Men with can by mabel.sound, on Flickr


Dozing shopkeeper by mabel.sound, on Flickr


Faces and feet by mabel.sound, on Flickr

[intheviewfinder]

Originally Posted by semilog

DSCF0281 by Semilog, on Flickr

This is a particularly exceptional B&W - wonderful work.

--Rich

[intheviewfinder]

Originally Posted by mabelsound

Oh, wow, semilog, that's really good.

Just got back from New York and had a couple of good walks with the XP1 and 35mm.


Faces and feet by mabel.sound, on Flickr

There's so much I can get behind with this shot.

--Rich

[semilog]

Thanks, folks. Finally feel that I'm getting into this camera's operational space. It has a learning curve for sure. Preloading all of the custom settings and relying on them rather than fine-grained ISO control (RFF'r irq506 provided invaluable guidance here) was a breakthrough.

[robert blu]

@ semilog: excellent B&W in an excellent frame! This makes this camera even more interesting...
robert

[Machspeed]

XP1 and 35mm