Hey all! I'm new here and have a question that I cannot find an answer to! I am interested in picking up a Q and I am wondering if my LR 6.14 will read the raw files? I currently own an X100V and I cannot edit the raw files so I have been stuck shooting jpegs. It will be cheaper to buy a Q (116) than it will to buy a new computer and a copy of Capture One. Thank you!
Lucky7 wrote:
Hey all! I'm new here and have a question that I cannot find an answer to! I am interested in picking up a Q and I am wondering if my LR 6.14 will read the raw files? I currently own an X100V and I cannot edit the raw files so I have been stuck shooting jpegs. It will be cheaper to buy a Q (116) than it will to buy a new computer and a copy of Capture One. Thank you!
airfrogusmc wrote: Lucky7 wroteWell that is really interesting - even the files from the Q2 should work! Thank you very much, that is immensely helpful. Glad I could help. If you pick up the Q welcome to the madness. ha ha. The Q is a great camera.
I have been lusting after the Q since I first found out it existed several years ago. I was really happy with my X100F until I waterlogged it last year...! I replaced it with the X100V, but it's just too fiddly for me. The UI on the 'V' is frustrating to me. I want simple, I want excellent glass and a big sensor. (!!!)
Some shots from last night in my neighborhood. I haven't done a lot of street photography, but I would like to do more and my neighborhood provides lots of good opportunities.
I'm curious if 35mm (Nokton SC f/1.4) or 50mm (Nokton f1.5) lens would have done better?
Anyway, thanks for looking, still brushing the rust off.
Bob
<edit> Or, I must begin to pay attention to frame lines You're really making that M8 sing, Bob.
I have the Version II of both the 35/1.4 & 50/1.5 (MC) and they're both quite the performers, with an edge to the 50/1.5.
Here's a few with it from a walk around the neighbourhood, M10-P + VM 50/1.5 II Nokton:
Thank you!
I had the M8.2 and Fuji X100V, trying to do some comparisons...stayed confused most of the time.
Cropping didn't help, not being kind to M8 files, hence the thought re lens and guidelines; considerations for or next time.
The set you posted is quite nice, #2 my fav. I can see it is time to explore my other options and do more than carry around the other glass but never using it.