Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
p.106 #1Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Wire and Wood by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Nov 20, 2016 at 10:45 AM
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p.106 #2Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Some recent shots with the not-so-popular-with-me X100T;
Apathy by Sener H, on Flickr
The crowd by Sener H, on Flickr
Off she went by Sener H, on Flickr
Return by Sener H, on Flickr
Boat night by Sener H, on Flickr
Apathy by Sener H, on Flickr
The crowd by Sener H, on Flickr
Off she went by Sener H, on Flickr
Return by Sener H, on Flickr
Boat night by Sener H, on Flickr
Nov 20, 2016 at 05:32 PM
p.106 #3Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Sener wrote:
Some recent shots with the not-so-popular-with-me X100T;
https://c5.staticflickr.com/8/7436/27677309692_d604e03fde_b.jpg
Apathy by Sener H, on Flickr
https://c1.staticflickr.com/6/5462/30702671712_f27c44e06d_b.jpg
The crowd by Sener H, on Flickr
https://c3.staticflickr.com/9/8561/30270146466_e76d46e038_b.jpg
Off she went by Sener H, on Flickr
https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8736/27597663424_88a515e38d_b.jpg
Return by Sener H, on Flickr
https://c3.staticflickr.com/8/7294/28171328946_9326938c35_b.jpg
Boat night by Sener H, on Flickr
Why is it not so popular with you?
Nov 20, 2016 at 07:36 PM
p.106 #4Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Some colour and texture shots from a walk in a local lane ... x100T.
Colours and Textures on Woodseats Lane by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Colours and Textures on Woodseats Lane by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Colours and Textures on Woodseats Lane by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Colours and Textures on Woodseats Lane by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Colours and Textures on Woodseats Lane by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Colours and Textures on Woodseats Lane by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Colours and Textures on Woodseats Lane by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Colours and Textures on Woodseats Lane by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Nov 21, 2016 at 03:40 PM
p.106 #5Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Up on Bleaklow this morning - freezing in the wind, not too bad out of it. x100T. Stitched shot - original is 80MP.
Snake Pass Walk by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Snake Pass Walk by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Nov 25, 2016 at 10:38 AM
p.106 #6Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
fuji x100T
Snake Pass, Peak District by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Snake Pass, Peak District by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Snake Pass, Peak District by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Snake Pass, Peak District by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Snake Pass, Peak District by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Snake Pass, Peak District by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Nov 25, 2016 at 01:31 PM
p.106 #7Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
X100 summer
2013-08-12_11.45.18 by Nicola B., su Flickr
2013-08-13_07.27.14 by Nicola B., su Flickr
2013-08-13_10.51.28 by Nicola B., su Flickr
2013-08-10_19.58.32 by Nicola B., su Flickr
2013-08-09_12.46.58 by Nicola B., su Flickr
2013-08-12_11.45.18 by Nicola B., su Flickr2013-08-13_07.27.14 by Nicola B., su Flickr2013-08-13_10.51.28 by Nicola B., su Flickr2013-08-10_19.58.32 by Nicola B., su Flickr2013-08-09_12.46.58 by Nicola B., su FlickrNov 26, 2016 at 12:52 PM
p.106 #8Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Quick question: just how much better is the X100T compared to the original X100?
Nov 26, 2016 at 01:28 PM
p.106 #9Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Picture quality - 20%
Handling - 341% (roughly)
Handling - 341% (roughly)
Nov 26, 2016 at 04:04 PM
p.106 #10Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Ian Boys wrote:
Picture quality - 20%
Handling - 341% (roughly)
Picture quality - 20%
Handling - 341% (roughly)
Nov 26, 2016 at 04:16 PM
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p.106 #11Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
X100T
It's not that it's such a great picture, but I had on a Tux too, so the 5DII/24-105 was a no-go. X100T and an EF-20 flash- because last year I learned that the in-camera flash is about useless because of red eye. I took a piece of paper and a rubber band and made a improvised flash bouncer. The lights behind and the flash are vastly different color temps, but I'm not going to screw around with gels. There were also pros there taking pics- High end Canon and Nikon gear with flashed is umbrellas. We got some of their too, but I really can't tell the difference between theirs and mine. Granted, it was group after group bang-bang, but the little X100T with small flash and some stuff from the front desk, it all came together.
It's not that it's such a great picture, but I had on a Tux too, so the 5DII/24-105 was a no-go. X100T and an EF-20 flash- because last year I learned that the in-camera flash is about useless because of red eye. I took a piece of paper and a rubber band and made a improvised flash bouncer. The lights behind and the flash are vastly different color temps, but I'm not going to screw around with gels. There were also pros there taking pics- High end Canon and Nikon gear with flashed is umbrellas. We got some of their too, but I really can't tell the difference between theirs and mine. Granted, it was group after group bang-bang, but the little X100T with small flash and some stuff from the front desk, it all came together.
Dec 05, 2016 at 01:19 AM
p.106 #12Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
From a walk in the Bavarian Alpes.
The old X100
The old X100
Dec 18, 2016 at 10:21 AM
p.106 #13Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Spend whole afternoon reading this thread. Thank you all for your inspiration.
As I wanted a 23mm, and with the 100f around the corner, I decided to buy the 100t instead of the 23/2 for my xp1. Looking forward to participate to this thread as soon as it arrives...
As I wanted a 23mm, and with the 100f around the corner, I decided to buy the 100t instead of the 23/2 for my xp1. Looking forward to participate to this thread as soon as it arrives...
Jan 07, 2017 at 07:51 AM
p.106 #14Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
I'm thrilled with my fujifilm gear. Sunrise & sunset snaps with the x100t.
Jan 07, 2017 at 10:06 PM
p.106 #15Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
DTOB wrote:
High ISO is better. With auto ISO now going up to 6400, I can pretty much forget about it. The only thing that bothers me is that you still can't use exposure compensation when shooting a manual shutterspeed and manual aperture while in auto-iso. Most often I'll set my shutter to 1/250 say, and my aperture to 5.6-8 and fire away. Can't bump up the exposure when doing that. Thankfully the files have a ton of room to be pushed around in post if need be.
For some reason, I thought the X100S had the ability to use Auto ISO and exposure compensation in manual mode. Was that added in a later firmware, or does this not work on the X100S? Not having this would drive me nuts - IMHO it's one my main complaints about the RX100 (classic) and the NEX series.
I've decided to get an X100S, flirting with the idea of it being the only camera that I bring on a holiday to Mexico... Really hoping I like it! It's the first digital camera body I've bought since getting the A7 in Dec 2014.
EDIT: Still curious about this, but it sounds like the X100S can't do this. Bah, it'll be like using a NEX again! But I'll live... decided to get one anyway.
High ISO is better. With auto ISO now going up to 6400, I can pretty much forget about it. The only thing that bothers me is that you still can't use exposure compensation when shooting a manual shutterspeed and manual aperture while in auto-iso. Most often I'll set my shutter to 1/250 say, and my aperture to 5.6-8 and fire away. Can't bump up the exposure when doing that. Thankfully the files have a ton of room to be pushed around in post if need be.
For some reason, I thought the X100S had the ability to use Auto ISO and exposure compensation in manual mode. Was that added in a later firmware, or does this not work on the X100S? Not having this would drive me nuts - IMHO it's one my main complaints about the RX100 (classic) and the NEX series.
I've decided to get an X100S, flirting with the idea of it being the only camera that I bring on a holiday to Mexico... Really hoping I like it! It's the first digital camera body I've bought since getting the A7 in Dec 2014.
EDIT: Still curious about this, but it sounds like the X100S can't do this. Bah, it'll be like using a NEX again! But I'll live... decided to get one anyway.
Jan 12, 2017 at 12:27 PM
p.106 #16Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
First outing with my X100t. I aim for SOOC only and am still playing with settings.
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Jan 14, 2017 at 07:46 AM
p.106 #17Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Here's my first contribution with my new-to-me X100S, a pano stitch from 3 horizontal images.
Getting used to this camera has been frustrating. Still, I'm slowly getting there. I'm on the fence about whether I'll keep this as my small and light camera or whether I'll have to sell it. The biggest disappointments are the quality of the EVF and the focus ring.
- The worst MF experience I've had, and that's coming from someone who has used Contax G lenses on crappy Fotasy MF adapters.
Focus ring's build quality/feel is below the ultra cheap NEX 16mm pancake. So easy to bump.
- I was expecting EVF quality similar to my Sony A7 and NEX-5R's FDA-EV1S, since they share the same 2.36 Mdot OLED screen. Nope. The color and contrast are off in a way that the LCD isn't, especially in low light. No way to adjust that as far as I can tell. Not a reliable way to judge exposure like it is on my Sonys, which means I'll need to clutter it up with the histogram.
AF is a mixed bag. Sometimes, it's certain and fast, sometimes even in low light (1/40s, ISO 6400, f/2). Sometimes it hunts for no apparent reason. Sometimes AF on an a contrasty distant scene will just fail, or it'll miss focus just enough that it looks crappy. Sometimes I can't tell what lead to softness - bad focus, lens performance, JPEG engine, or the sensor - until running it through IXT to see what detail might be hidden in the file.
The most ironic thing is that it's the X100S rather than my A7 that feels like it's in my way rather than invisible, feeling more like a computer than a camera. I'm hoping that'll get better with time.
Anyway, enough negativity - onward and upward!
Harley Park by diogenic, on Flickr
Getting used to this camera has been frustrating. Still, I'm slowly getting there. I'm on the fence about whether I'll keep this as my small and light camera or whether I'll have to sell it. The biggest disappointments are the quality of the EVF and the focus ring.
- The worst MF experience I've had, and that's coming from someone who has used Contax G lenses on crappy Fotasy MF adapters.
Focus ring's build quality/feel is below the ultra cheap NEX 16mm pancake. So easy to bump. - I was expecting EVF quality similar to my Sony A7 and NEX-5R's FDA-EV1S, since they share the same 2.36 Mdot OLED screen. Nope. The color and contrast are off in a way that the LCD isn't, especially in low light. No way to adjust that as far as I can tell. Not a reliable way to judge exposure like it is on my Sonys, which means I'll need to clutter it up with the histogram.
AF is a mixed bag. Sometimes, it's certain and fast, sometimes even in low light (1/40s, ISO 6400, f/2). Sometimes it hunts for no apparent reason. Sometimes AF on an a contrasty distant scene will just fail, or it'll miss focus just enough that it looks crappy. Sometimes I can't tell what lead to softness - bad focus, lens performance, JPEG engine, or the sensor - until running it through IXT to see what detail might be hidden in the file.
The most ironic thing is that it's the X100S rather than my A7 that feels like it's in my way rather than invisible, feeling more like a computer than a camera. I'm hoping that'll get better with time.
Anyway, enough negativity - onward and upward!
Harley Park by diogenic, on Flickr
Jan 25, 2017 at 12:10 PM
p.106 #18Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Just a nice little waterfall from a hike this past weekend. Had a backpack full of gear (X-T2 + buncha lenses) on my back, but took this with the X100T instead...
Everything Falls by Staufhammer, on Flickr
Everything Falls by Staufhammer, on Flickr
Jan 31, 2017 at 10:04 PM
p.106 #19Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Carrying the X100S around a lot... Still fighting with it, but getting closer to the kind of results I want. Stitch of 4 or 5 frames - equivalent to a 24mm on a 36 MP FF.
Birches (blue and white) by diogenic, on Flickr
Birches (blue and white) by diogenic, on Flickr
Feb 06, 2017 at 10:32 AM
p.106 #20Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Cell phone edit (Snapseed) of a shot I took at Yosemite this past weekend. It was frickin' cold! About 11PM, if I remember correctly, in a flooded meadow. The moon was behind me, over my right shoulder, giving some great illumination on half dome. My first trip to Yosemite, it was quite amazing! I can't wait to actually have a chance to sit down and pull the full res files off and sit down to edit the raw's. I'll surely post a few more here when that happens.
X100T, WCL, f2, 13s, ISO2500, MeFoto Roadtrip
Stars over Half Dome (mobile edit) by Staufhammer, on Flickr
X100T, WCL, f2, 13s, ISO2500, MeFoto Roadtrip
Stars over Half Dome (mobile edit) by Staufhammer, on FlickrFeb 07, 2017 at 12:39 PM