Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
p.94 #1Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
rattymouse wrote:
Thread title modified.
Thanks!
Fuji was my primary system from the time the X100 showed up in 2011, through the X-Pro1, XE1, XE2, and XT1, until about a year and a half ago when I moved over to Nikon full frame. I had a loaner of the X100s for a while but never bought another X100 after the original because a 35mm fixed lens isn't really my thing. But 28mm is right up my alley, pretty much my sweet spot. I've been shooting with a Coolpix A, but the X70 has some features I really wanted to check out, plus the Fuji interface and colors I've always liked so much. So I decided to check one out.
... I've only had the X70 a few days and I'm not sure yet if I'm gonna keep it, but I'm leaning that way. Here are a few shots from the fist couple days of "testing", so nothing to write home about photographically. I'm gonna spend tomorrow in the city shooting with it, so I should get a better feel for it then. And hopefully come back with some more compelling photos...
Fishtown X70-54-Edit by Ray, on Flickr
Fishtown X70-31-Edit by Ray, on Flickr
Fishtown X70-78-Edit by Ray, on Flickr
Fishtown X70-5-Edit by Ray, on Flickr
West Chester X70-11-Edit by Ray, on Flickr
-Ray
Thread title modified.
Thanks!
Fuji was my primary system from the time the X100 showed up in 2011, through the X-Pro1, XE1, XE2, and XT1, until about a year and a half ago when I moved over to Nikon full frame. I had a loaner of the X100s for a while but never bought another X100 after the original because a 35mm fixed lens isn't really my thing. But 28mm is right up my alley, pretty much my sweet spot. I've been shooting with a Coolpix A, but the X70 has some features I really wanted to check out, plus the Fuji interface and colors I've always liked so much. So I decided to check one out.
... I've only had the X70 a few days and I'm not sure yet if I'm gonna keep it, but I'm leaning that way. Here are a few shots from the fist couple days of "testing", so nothing to write home about photographically. I'm gonna spend tomorrow in the city shooting with it, so I should get a better feel for it then. And hopefully come back with some more compelling photos...
Fishtown X70-54-Edit by Ray, on FlickrFishtown X70-31-Edit by Ray, on FlickrFishtown X70-78-Edit by Ray, on FlickrFishtown X70-5-Edit by Ray, on FlickrWest Chester X70-11-Edit by Ray, on Flickr-Ray
Feb 21, 2016 at 02:04 PM
p.94 #2Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Ray S. wrote:
Thanks!
Fuji was my primary system from the time the X100 showed up in 2011, through the X-Pro1, XE1, XE2, and XT1, until about a year and a half ago when I moved over to Nikon full frame. I had a loaner of the X100s for a while but never bought another X100 after the original because a 35mm fixed lens isn't really my thing. But 28mm is right up my alley, pretty much my sweet spot. I've been shooting with a Coolpix A, but the X70 has some features I really wanted to check out, plus the Fuji interface...Show more →
I have the 28mm adapter for my X100 and use it a lot, even though I prefer 35mm mostly. If you dont mind the size (and it's not that big overall), it's an excellent set up. If you are looking for something small, I dont see any reason to get the X70 if you already have a Coolpix A.
rattymouse wrote
Thread title modified.Fuji was my primary system from the time the X100 showed up in 2011, through the X-Pro1, XE1, XE2, and XT1, until about a year and a half ago when I moved over to Nikon full frame. I had a loaner of the X100s for a while but never bought another X100 after the original because a 35mm fixed lens isn't really my thing. But 28mm is right up my alley, pretty much my sweet spot. I've been shooting with a Coolpix A, but the X70 has some features I really wanted to check out, plus the Fuji interface...Show more →
I have the 28mm adapter for my X100 and use it a lot, even though I prefer 35mm mostly. If you dont mind the size (and it's not that big overall), it's an excellent set up. If you are looking for something small, I dont see any reason to get the X70 if you already have a Coolpix A.
Feb 21, 2016 at 02:15 PM
p.94 #3Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
rattymouse wrote:
Thanks!
Fuji was my primary system from the time the X100 showed up in 2011, through the X-Pro1, XE1, XE2, and XT1, until about a year and a half ago when I moved over to Nikon full frame. I had a loaner of the X100s for a while but never bought another X100 after the original because a 35mm fixed lens isn't really my thing. But 28mm is right up my alley, pretty much my sweet spot. I've been shooting with a Coolpix A, but the X70 has some features I really wanted to check out, plus the Fuji interface and colors I've always liked so much. So I decided to check one out.
... I've only had the X70 a few days and I'm not sure yet if I'm gonna keep it, but I'm leaning that way. Here are a few shots from the fist couple days of "testing", so nothing to write home about photographically. I'm gonna spend tomorrow in the city shooting with it, so I should get a better feel for it then. And hopefully come back with some more compelling photos...I have the 28mm adapter for my X100 and use it a lot, even though I prefer 35mm mostly. If you dont mind the size (and it's not that big overall), it's an excellent set up. If you are looking for something small, I dont see any reason to get the X70 if you already have a Coolpix A.
Yeah, I've used the X100 with the adapter. It was pretty nice, but none of the X100 models have the auto-ISO setup I like, with a minimum shutter speed up around 1/500 - they're all still stuck at 1/125, which I find next to useless. I'm sure the next one will offer a more robust setup because the X70 allows for up to 1/500 and if they're now doing that with a 28mm camera, I'd think they would with an X100 family member in the next generation.
Having the Coolpix A, there's definitely no "NEED" for the X70, but when was this about need?
As much as I love the Coolpix A, there are things about Fujis, and the X70 in particular, that I really like. I like aperture rings and exposure comp dials on top of the camera and flip up screens. And I like Fuji colors - I like Nikon colors too but Fuji's are different and I like them too. I'm also looking forward to the 21mm auxiliary lens. As a wide angle guy, I'd rather have a 28mm baseline and a wide angle adapter that takes it to 21 than a 35 baseline and an adapter that only takes it to 28mm. I've already ascertained that I like the X70 more than the Nikon for non-street use but not quite as much for street or for the quick transition into street shooting mode. But I might like it enough. We'll see after some more experimentation...
-Ray
Ray S. wrote
rattymouse wrote
Thread title modified.Fuji was my primary system from the time the X100 showed up in 2011, through the X-Pro1, XE1, XE2, and XT1, until about a year and a half ago when I moved over to Nikon full frame. I had a loaner of the X100s for a while but never bought another X100 after the original because a 35mm fixed lens isn't really my thing. But 28mm is right up my alley, pretty much my sweet spot. I've been shooting with a Coolpix A, but the X70 has some features I really wanted to check out, plus the Fuji interface and colors I've always liked so much. So I decided to check one out.
... I've only had the X70 a few days and I'm not sure yet if I'm gonna keep it, but I'm leaning that way. Here are a few shots from the fist couple days of "testing", so nothing to write home about photographically. I'm gonna spend tomorrow in the city shooting with it, so I should get a better feel for it then. And hopefully come back with some more compelling photos...
Yeah, I've used the X100 with the adapter. It was pretty nice, but none of the X100 models have the auto-ISO setup I like, with a minimum shutter speed up around 1/500 - they're all still stuck at 1/125, which I find next to useless. I'm sure the next one will offer a more robust setup because the X70 allows for up to 1/500 and if they're now doing that with a 28mm camera, I'd think they would with an X100 family member in the next generation.
Having the Coolpix A, there's definitely no "NEED" for the X70, but when was this about need?
As much as I love the Coolpix A, there are things about Fujis, and the X70 in particular, that I really like. I like aperture rings and exposure comp dials on top of the camera and flip up screens. And I like Fuji colors - I like Nikon colors too but Fuji's are different and I like them too. I'm also looking forward to the 21mm auxiliary lens. As a wide angle guy, I'd rather have a 28mm baseline and a wide angle adapter that takes it to 21 than a 35 baseline and an adapter that only takes it to 28mm. I've already ascertained that I like the X70 more than the Nikon for non-street use but not quite as much for street or for the quick transition into street shooting mode. But I might like it enough. We'll see after some more experimentation...-Ray
Feb 21, 2016 at 03:07 PM
p.94 #4Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Some quick phone edits while at work
Fuji X100T
Illuminator - 23 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Illuminator - 20 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Illuminator - 19 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Fuji X100T
Illuminator - 23 by L D Middleton, on FlickrIlluminator - 20 by L D Middleton, on FlickrIlluminator - 19 by L D Middleton, on FlickrFeb 22, 2016 at 06:31 PM
p.94 #5Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Got my Silver X70 today after selling off my black one to a FM member. I think I made the right choice, black one is discrete but silver one just looks sweet. As petty as it sounds, if it were like the silver x100 series with a silver top and bottom and black middle I wouldn't have changed but the silver top and black bottom are just right.
Feb 22, 2016 at 06:40 PM
p.94 #6Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Sener wrote:
A zone focus attempt at f/2 and 1 meter. X100T;
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1560/24808623049_2e9bfc56bc_b.jpg
298 by Sener H, on Flickr
Really like this,
A zone focus attempt at f/2 and 1 meter. X100T;
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1560/24808623049_2e9bfc56bc_b.jpg
298 by Sener H, on Flickr
Really like this,
Feb 22, 2016 at 07:21 PM
p.94 #7Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Got to try the X100T in person for the first time at a local store, what a camera. Not a Fuji shooter but highly considering getting on board... Just one question for you all: I was trying to mess around with the OVF/EVF but for whatever reason when I clicked the front lever as I've seen on videos, the little corner EVF was not showing up when I'm in the OVF mode. Also in the same mode, I wasn't seeing any frame lines. Am I missing something here or is this not how it works? Thanks for any input.
Feb 22, 2016 at 08:11 PM
p.94 #8Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Fuji X100T,
more of my Illuminator project, lighting or the affects of lighting
Illuminator - 25 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
more of my Illuminator project, lighting or the affects of lighting
Illuminator - 25 by L D Middleton, on FlickrFeb 22, 2016 at 09:28 PM
p.94 #9Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Lee Middleton wrote:
Fuji X100T,
more of my Illuminator project, lighting or the affects of lighting
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1441/24910071320_b8d27dfcac_c.jpgIlluminator - 25 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Now this one I like. Looks like a perfect, sharp, smoke ring.
Fuji X100T,
more of my Illuminator project, lighting or the affects of lighting
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1441/24910071320_b8d27dfcac_c.jpgIlluminator - 25 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Now this one I like. Looks like a perfect, sharp, smoke ring.
Feb 22, 2016 at 09:44 PM
p.94 #10Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
falling in love with 90mm F2.....
Feb 22, 2016 at 10:01 PM
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p.94 #11Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
kwoodard wrote:
Lee Middleton wrote
Fuji X100T,more of my Illuminator project, lighting or the affects of lighting
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1441/24910071320_b8d27dfcac_c.jpgIlluminator - 25 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Thanks, just caught my eye whilst at work, couldn't decide which to post.
Feb 23, 2016 at 12:36 AM
p.94 #13Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
I took this on the way to work tonight, whilst in traffic. I spotted this the other day but couldn't get the angle I wanted. Unfortunately I was resting the camera on the car door so this ended up a bit wonky. I have straightened this to the road line and not the bus, my thinking was/is that it would be quite tight if I straightened the bus and cropped the road to about the painted white line.
I am happy for now and might try again on my tablet when I get home.
Fuji X100T
TP 52 WK-8 Topical (EU In or Out.) by L D Middleton, on Flickr
I am happy for now and might try again on my tablet when I get home.
Fuji X100T
TP 52 WK-8 Topical (EU In or Out.) by L D Middleton, on FlickrFeb 23, 2016 at 08:16 PM
p.94 #14Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Another wander.
Fuji X100T
Illuminator - 27 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Illuminator - 28 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
illuminator - 30 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Illuminator - 34 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Fuji X100T
Illuminator - 27 by L D Middleton, on FlickrIlluminator - 28 by L D Middleton, on Flickrilluminator - 30 by L D Middleton, on FlickrIlluminator - 34 by L D Middleton, on FlickrFeb 24, 2016 at 09:32 PM
p.94 #15Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
From a stroll
Fuji X100T
Illuminator - 39 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Illuminator - 38 (Jumping To The Stars) by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Illuminator - 37 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Illuminator - 36 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Illuminator - 35 by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Fuji X100T
Illuminator - 39 by L D Middleton, on FlickrIlluminator - 38 (Jumping To The Stars) by L D Middleton, on FlickrIlluminator - 37 by L D Middleton, on FlickrIlluminator - 36 by L D Middleton, on FlickrIlluminator - 35 by L D Middleton, on FlickrFeb 26, 2016 at 04:40 PM
p.94 #16Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
My X100s is basically my quasi-macro camera
Maybe one day I should get around to shooting some city stuff (not really my forte).
Maybe one day I should get around to shooting some city stuff (not really my forte).
Feb 27, 2016 at 07:13 PM
p.94 #17Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Fuji X100T
Inside Outside by L D Middleton, on Fuji X100T + WCL-X100
TP 52 WK-9 The Living World (Roots) by L D Middleton, on Flickr
Inside Outside by L D Middleton, on Fuji X100T + WCL-X100TP 52 WK-9 The Living World (Roots) by L D Middleton, on FlickrFeb 29, 2016 at 01:38 AM
Mar 01, 2016 at 03:30 AM
p.94 #19Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Still loving how much fun the little Instax Printer is with my x100T
Kira by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Monks with their Instax SP-1 prints by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Kira by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Monks with their Instax SP-1 prints by Ian Boys, on Flickr
Mar 01, 2016 at 12:14 PM
p.94 #20Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Woo! Picked up my x100t today. I've been wanting one of these for a while.
Really enjoying it so far, here are a couple of snaps from today.
DSCF0020 by Andrew Villa, on Flickr
DSCF0016 by Andrew Villa, on Flickr
All shot at f2.0 With some lightroom tweaking.
Really enjoying it so far, here are a couple of snaps from today.
DSCF0020 by Andrew Villa, on FlickrDSCF0016 by Andrew Villa, on FlickrAll shot at f2.0 With some lightroom tweaking.
Mar 01, 2016 at 03:27 PM