Fujifilm X-Pro1 & XE-1 Image Thread
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mfoto
Registered: Sep 19, 2002
Total Posts: 2240
Country: Canada

@justruss, love the off piste stuff from Austria.

sebboh
Registered: Nov 02, 2009
Total Posts: 7015
Country: United States

mfoto wrote:
I have been taking the X-Pro1 along with me on the slopes at Silver Star Mountain. It's so compact, you don't even feel the weight. Here are a couple of shots and a couple of blog post:

mfoto.ca/blog/back-on-the-slopes
mfoto.ca/blog/on-the-slopes-with-the-x-pro1

^^ beautiful!

justruss
Registered: Jul 05, 2004
Total Posts: 3634
Country: United States

mfoto wrote:
@justruss, love the off piste stuff from Austria.

Likewise with your BC photos!

I should be doing an easy tour on Sunday, and I'm pondering rigging up a quick system to let me carry the camera across the chest connected to my pack straps... at least while skinning.

alba63
Registered: Dec 21, 2003
Total Posts: 372
Country: Germany

X-E1 with the 58mm Rokkor wide open.

And a variaton of the same theme...

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Brody LeBlanc
Registered: Oct 04, 2007
Total Posts: 942
Country: Canada

BranchesSonny Boy - Fujifilm X-Pro1 w/ Fujinon 35mm f1.4 XF by brodyl.91, on Flickr

mfoto
Registered: Sep 19, 2002
Total Posts: 2240
Country: Canada

XF 35 @ f6.4, ISO 100

olelovold
Registered: May 25, 2010
Total Posts: 138
Country: United Kingdom

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Some from this summer, more here.

Big Pix
Registered: Mar 23, 2005
Total Posts: 10
Country: Australia

6 vertical image pano using X-E1, stitched in PSCS 6....... Shot in NSW Australia

Soldiers Point by Big Pix [ paint brush and filler nearby ], on Flickr

Looking to the right, 3 shot horizontal.....

Soldiers Point Beach by Big Pix [ paint brush and filler nearby ], on Flickr

MagicNikon
Registered: Jul 09, 2006
Total Posts: 1919
Country: United States

First day out for me and the X-E1 and 18-55 kits lens.

mfoto
Registered: Sep 19, 2002
Total Posts: 2240
Country: Canada

@MagicNikon...nice shots.. that 18-55 looks like a keeper. I just found myself in a situation where I could have used one.

nibutto
Registered: Oct 20, 2012
Total Posts: 73
Country: Italy

some fun

KatieInTexas
Registered: Jan 27, 2011
Total Posts: 542
Country: United States

Got the CV 15mm!

more shots in jpeg ... love that I can actually do it. I could NEVER shoot jpeg with Canon before.

Brody LeBlanc
Registered: Oct 04, 2007
Total Posts: 942
Country: Canada

Fourth Well - Fujifiilm X-Pro1 w/ Zuiko 42mm f1.2 by brodyl.91, on Flickr

nibutto
Registered: Oct 20, 2012
Total Posts: 73
Country: Italy

sunset near home

apsphoto
Registered: Sep 01, 2002
Total Posts: 469
Country: United States

Amazing shots everyone, good stuff.

Here is some work shots, technical shots to show the lockwire holding the bolt on, this is from an aircraft part. The part is an internal part of a 757 thrust reverser actuator, it is intended to show how the lockwire is supposed to be applied. Taken with a Fuji X-Pro 1, 60mm macro, two strobes triggered by a cheapy Cowboy Studio 4 channel radio trigger. One flash was a Canon 580exII with a Honl portable softbox and the other was a Yongnuo with a gridded snoot on some white paper.

Alan

Brody LeBlanc
Registered: Oct 04, 2007
Total Posts: 942
Country: Canada

KatieInTexas wrote:
Got the CV 15mm!

I already miss my CV15/4.5. Such a neat (and very small) lens!