Ray Sachs
Legend
- Location
- Not too far from Philly
- Name
- you should be able to figure it out...
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Gubrz
O.* Gonzo's & Bentley's Dad
- Location
- Austin, TX
- Name
- Eliot
Hausen
New Member
- Location
- Auckland, NZ
- Name
- David
Managed to rescue the 28 Summicron but the M9 + seawater not happening.
Gubrz
O.* Gonzo's & Bentley's Dad
- Location
- Austin, TX
- Name
- Eliot
nikon repair recently fixed a water damaged lens by boiling it in distilled water to get the impurities off the electronics, or something wacky like that
u shoulda boiled it!
then put a crawfish sticker on it...
shanehicks
Regular
Hikari
Veteran
- Location
- Maine, USA
From this evening.
- Location
- Milwaukee, WI USA
- Name
- Luke
wowsers.
Gary
All-Pro
- Location
- Southern California
- Name
- Gary Ayala
xdayv
Top Veteran
- Location
- Tacloban City, Philippines
- Name
- Dave
From this evening.
definitely the photographer... not the RX1. :clap2:
Hausen
New Member
- Location
- Auckland, NZ
- Name
- David
okinana
New Member
- Location
- Near Kelly Drive, Philadelphia
- Name
- Gat Andres Bonifacio
No PP. All photos are OOC JPEGs.
Image #3 does not look as sharp. Click photos to see the real image quality.
Image #3 does not look as sharp. Click photos to see the real image quality.
Archiver
Top Veteran
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
The RX1 looks like it produces really nice jpegs!
okinana
New Member
- Location
- Near Kelly Drive, Philadelphia
- Name
- Gat Andres Bonifacio
Taken earlier today in Santa Cruz, CA. Minimal PP using Color Efex Pro 4.
jloden
All-Pro
- Name
- Jay
Went to NC for a wedding this past weekend and shot the whole thing with the X100S and RX1 side by side. Such a great camera... sometimes I still can't believe the quality of the output from a camera I can stuff in a jacket pocket!
Quick snap of our chariot for the trip (rental chariot) - a nice cherry red Ford Mustang
Our Chariot For the Trip by jloden, on Flickr
The rest of these are in B&W... partially because I like B&W but also for differentiation purposes. They already had a pair of wedding photographers doing the paid work, so I processed everything in B&W to give a different feel to my stuff. I also focused on candids and interactions between the guests, since the pros had their hands full shooting the main events. I think the strategy turned out well and I'm happy with the results.
Shot of my wife opening her parasol, a gift from the bride and used for part of the wedding photos/ceremony also.
Parasol by jloden, on Flickr
Feed by jloden, on Flickr
My Chains Are Gone... by jloden, on Flickr
Silo by jloden, on Flickr
Silo by jloden, on Flickr
For Whom? by jloden, on Flickr
Rebecca & Ian by jloden, on Flickr
And I'll close with one more, my new favorite shot of my wife and I. This was taken with the RX1 by one of the other guests. Fortunately he is also into photography so he was able to successfully use center-point focus and recompose to get an in-focus shot of us
Plus One by jloden, on Flickr
Plus One by jloden, on Flickr
Quick snap of our chariot for the trip (rental chariot) - a nice cherry red Ford Mustang
Our Chariot For the Trip by jloden, on Flickr
The rest of these are in B&W... partially because I like B&W but also for differentiation purposes. They already had a pair of wedding photographers doing the paid work, so I processed everything in B&W to give a different feel to my stuff. I also focused on candids and interactions between the guests, since the pros had their hands full shooting the main events. I think the strategy turned out well and I'm happy with the results.
Shot of my wife opening her parasol, a gift from the bride and used for part of the wedding photos/ceremony also.
Parasol by jloden, on Flickr
Feed by jloden, on Flickr
My Chains Are Gone... by jloden, on Flickr
Silo by jloden, on Flickr
Silo by jloden, on Flickr
For Whom? by jloden, on Flickr
Rebecca & Ian by jloden, on Flickr
And I'll close with one more, my new favorite shot of my wife and I. This was taken with the RX1 by one of the other guests. Fortunately he is also into photography so he was able to successfully use center-point focus and recompose to get an in-focus shot of us
Plus One by jloden, on Flickr
Plus One by jloden, on Flickr
Garylh
Veteran
- Location
- Contra Costa County, California
Hey some nice shots there. I really like the parasol and the bride & groom the best. Nice that u get a picture of yourself w/ the wife. It helps w/ the event memories. Btw I like b&w too
Gary
Gary
jloden
All-Pro
- Name
- Jay
Hey some nice shots there. I really like the parasol and the bride & groom the best. Nice that u get a picture of yourself w/ the wife. It helps w/ the event memories. Btw I like b&w too
Thanks Gary - I agree, really like the parasol one and the bride and groom shot myself. Both of those were ones I felt good about right after I tripped the shutter, which is usually a good sign
And yes... we never get pictures together anymore now that I'm always behind the camera, so that was a really nice thing to have!
xdayv
Top Veteran
- Location
- Tacloban City, Philippines
- Name
- Dave
Jay nice set, I can see where the size advantage of RX1 will be helpful in occasions like this.... did the GH3/G5 see action?
jloden
All-Pro
- Name
- Jay
No, this trip I brought only the X100S and RX1, thinking I'd use the weekend as a sort of shootout to compare the two.
Worked out ok, but in retrospect I really wish I'd gone with my original plan for the trip and brought the GH3 (G5 is long gone) with 7-14, 12-35, and 35-100 lenses + the RX1. There were lots of times I wanted to go wider, and a few where a longer lens would have been nice. Fortunately the RX1 can stand crazy amounts of cropping without falling apart!
okinana
New Member
- Location
- Near Kelly Drive, Philadelphia
- Name
- Gat Andres Bonifacio
Few shots around my parents' house this morning (San Jose, CA)
Ray Sachs
Legend
- Location
- Not too far from Philly
- Name
- you should be able to figure it out...
A couple of recent toss-offs. I never do food pics, but my wife was cooking steaks and chicken and veggies out on the grill and it looked good it enough to eat! And, damned if it wasn't and damned if we didn't, but I grabbed this first:
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BBQ-17-Edit by ramboorider1, on Flickr
And this is one I took when I was doing some landscape "tests" when I was still in my loaner/trial period with this camera. I got some nice color shots that day but this one didn't do much for me. But I was playing around and reworked in B&W the other day and the lines and contrast seemed to work better in mono:
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Chesco Landscapes-41-Edit by ramboorider1, on Flickr
-Ray
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BBQ-17-Edit by ramboorider1, on Flickr
And this is one I took when I was doing some landscape "tests" when I was still in my loaner/trial period with this camera. I got some nice color shots that day but this one didn't do much for me. But I was playing around and reworked in B&W the other day and the lines and contrast seemed to work better in mono:
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Chesco Landscapes-41-Edit by ramboorider1, on Flickr
-Ray
