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- Location
- Milwaukee, WI USA
- Name
- Luke
gorgeous!
stillshunter
Super Moderator Emeritus
- Location
- Down Under
- Name
- Mark
Nice skies indeed Ian!! Composition's not too shabby either 
Glad to see the X100 hasn't been relegated to the bag's bottom with the arrival of the GX1. Must say I'm really loving what you're achieving with both, or either.
Glad to see the X100 hasn't been relegated to the bag's bottom with the arrival of the GX1. Must say I'm really loving what you're achieving with both, or either.
Ghosthunter
boo!
- Location
- London UK
- Name
- Andy
Nice images!!!
chromatin64
Veteran
- Location
- A Leekist in York, UK
Lovely stuff Ian. Were those taken with a high DR setting?
davect01
Hall of Famer
Nicely done, nice place to hang out.
bilzmale
Hall of Famer
- Location
- Perth, Western Australia
- Name
- Bill Shinnick
Lovely images.
Lili
Hall of Famer
- Location
- Dallas, TX
- Name
- Lili
My God, the sharpness and tonality make think of medium format film work. Delicate mid-tones and sparkling highlights!
Well done, Sir!
Well done, Sir!
Jules
Regular
- Location
- Bremer Valley, Australia
- Name
- Julie-Anne
Really lovely images, particularly #3.
Iansky
All-Pro
- Location
- Cotswolds, UK
I did not use the HDR setting on the camera (have not done so yet), just shot in normal AP at between f4 - f8 at 200ISO. I do convert to B&W using SFX Pro2 and used the HDR setting for that conversion then added some structure.
For landscape/street, the X100 is now my camera of choice and I am sure will remain so - the X100 manages to capture a beautiful array of tones and since updating firmware to 1.13 I am sure the AF is considerably better.
I am due to go on a trip next month so plan on taking the X100 for street and the GX1 to use with the 45-175 and 20mm and as a back up!
