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One from a walk yesterday:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/davekiddle/8669200606/
Times Gone By.... by Dave Kiddle, on Flickr
That's a beauty Dave. Glad to see you've got it back.
One from a walk yesterday:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/davekiddle/8669200606/
Times Gone By.... by Dave Kiddle, on Flickr
That's a beauty Dave. Glad to see you've got it back.
Thanks Trevor. It's going to have to go back I'm afraid, as they've left dust inside the camera
Hello! Just got myself an X100 to replace my DSLR setup as it was too much to carry. Loving it so far, so nice to use.
Does anyone have any case recommendations? I don't like the leather cases so looking for something more like a small padded pouch. It will be just for protection when I throw it into a larger bag with other stuff.
Would ideally hold the camera, spare battery and some sd cards. Really hard to see if it will fit into the ones I'm looking at online and there are no longer any camera stores in my town so can't even go try some out!
Would ideally hold the camera, spare battery and some sd cards. Really hard to see if it will fit into the ones I'm looking at online and there are no longer any camera stores in my town so can't even go try some out!
Cheers AlbyClass shot Mr K.
Hello! Just got myself an X100 to replace my DSLR setup as it was too much to carry. Loving it so far, so nice to use.
Does anyone have any case recommendations? I don't like the leather cases so looking for something more like a small padded pouch. It will be just for protection when I throw it into a larger bag with other stuff.
Would ideally hold the camera, spare battery and some sd cards. Really hard to see if it will fit into the ones I'm looking at online and there are no longer any camera stores in my town so can't even go try some out!
Taken on the way home from work. I've been waiting a few weeks to see a grey pony near these burnt out bushes...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/davekiddle/8685664052/
After The Fire... by Dave Kiddle, on Flickr
Taken on the way home from work. I've been waiting a few weeks to see a grey pony near these burnt out bushes...
After The Fire... by Dave Kiddle, on Flickr
I carry it in my ski jacket when on the piste and even when I lug my dslr kit around it is still there in the background in case I need a quick shot or just want to venture out in lightweight mode. I often find I use it to catch snapshots of friends/family by having it with me at all times and these shots only increase in personal value with the passage of time. How often have we missed photo ops because we couldn't be bothered to carry a dslr out to supper or for that stroll during a break on a long car journey? As a general carry around when traveling it's better than most and you get used to the lack of a zoom, although I do find myself cropping quite a lot in post p. I think I have attached an example, we'll seeI keep contemplating an X100 as a carry at all times camera and a complement to my X-E1. How easy is it to fit in a pocket and do you use it in that manner?
Dave
Can I ask what settings you used to get that nice dark high contrast sky? I have recently bought Silver FX pro, shoot in RAW and used my X100 in mono mode with red filter but still don't seem to get that effect.
I've just bought an x100s - haven't used it in anger yet though.
Received mine a few days ago, took it out yesterday and of course with it being me, the weather decided to be **** despite being really nice all week (and really hot) but no it was just grey. One thing I cant get used to is the focus lock? I dont really know how to do it, on my DSLR id just half press the shutter button and the move the camera where I want it and press the shutter down. Doesnt seem to work like that on this though!
Received mine a few days ago, took it out yesterday and of course with it being me, the weather decided to be **** despite being really nice all week (and really hot) but no it was just grey. One thing I cant get used to is the focus lock? I dont really know how to do it, on my DSLR id just half press the shutter button and the move the camera where I want it and press the shutter down. Doesnt seem to work like that on this though!
If the focus is in AF-S then the focus should lock on half press.
If it's set to AF-C then it will not lock.
Using manual focus - you can then focus using the rear focus button. This also means you dont have to select macro mode to close focus.
hi guys got a x100 of here ,here's the 1st hopefully of many to come ,its a joy to use
http://www.flickr.com/photos/88381282@N02/8738393338/
DSCF2752 by nik-o 2012, on Flickr
Brilliant. What processing did you do?
hi guys got a x100 of here ,here's the 1st hopefully of many to come ,its a joy to use
http://www.flickr.com/photos/88381282@N02/8738393338/
DSCF2752 by nik-o 2012, on Flickr
thank you very muchThat's quality.!
thank you
silver efex pro to convert and add border ,playing with the green and red channels to get the contrast how I wanted it .playing with the grain to try and get a moody(for want of a better word) feel to it,
that's it really no cropping
these are fantastic little cameras ,
Well, congrats, you've done a great job.
Finally starting to get to grips with the X100. Just wish I could master taking it out of the bag without adjusting exposure compensation.
Take a look at the thumb rest. Stops the problem you mention and improves the handling. Just wish they were cheaper.