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Fuji The Everything Other Than Street X100 Image Thread.
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BBW
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From a set of pictures I'm slowly getting to, taken at Playland in Rye, NY. This is the back of The Dragon, and looking watching some folks head up The Crazy Mouse.
Ray Sachs
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I really like this second one Alex. Great handling of an old broken down gate to nowhere...
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Ray Sachs
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I like that shot BB. There's a lot going on and it would probably be a bit too much confusion, but that middle stairway really leads the eye and helps pull the shot together. Not much point in mentioning the folks heading up the crazy mouse - I can barely see them even after looking pretty hard after you mentioned them. The shot wouldn't be any better or worse if they weren't there.
-Ray
-Ray
Brian Mosley
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First outing into the country yesterday, loving this camera...
1/250s f/5.6 at 23.0mm iso200
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1/125s f/8.0 at 23.0mm iso200
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Cheers
Brian
1/250s f/5.6 at 23.0mm iso200
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1/125s f/8.0 at 23.0mm iso200
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1/60s f/8.0 at 23.0mm iso200
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Cheers
Brian
BBW
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Ah, Brian - it's been too long since I've had the pleasure of your beautiful landscapes! So glad to read that you're loving the camera!
Brian Mosley
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Thanks BB, just a gentle walk early this evening with Karen around one of our local reservoirs...
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Cheers
Brian
1/80s f/11.0 at 23.0mm iso200
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Cheers
Brian
BBW
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To live nearby such beauty must be enlivening. Brian, I'm so glad you're enjoying your X100.
john1027
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Lobster Traps, Gloucester, Massachusetts
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JustinW
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Couple of shots around Sydney:
BBW
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The Ferris Wheel, of my mind, at Playland in Rye, NY.
BBW
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Wowee, zowee!
Love, love, love that old fashioned film feel panorama, ugog!!!!
Love, love, love that old fashioned film feel panorama, ugog!!!!
Brian Mosley
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I must try the panorama function, that's great ugog. :clap2:
Terrific macro shots too, especially the first... well done.
Thanks for sharing
Brian
Terrific macro shots too, especially the first... well done.
Thanks for sharing
Brian
im happy with the panorama although i had to take about 6 shots in order to get a reasonably level one (monopod next time!)
It is a beach in wexford called Ballymoney below the summer home of my inlaws - although you can't see the beach from the house i had to fight through about 20 yards of undergrowth to reach the clearing.
Think i will get this printed and framed for my mother in law. ;p
It is a beach in wexford called Ballymoney below the summer home of my inlaws - although you can't see the beach from the house i had to fight through about 20 yards of undergrowth to reach the clearing.
Think i will get this printed and framed for my mother in law. ;p
JustinW
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Hi ugog, fantastic shot mate!!
I tried the panorama the other day and found that one of the frames were really overexposed. Do you manually set the exposure first? I am not sure if the camera meters and exposes every shot or not, but that was the only explanation I could come up with for the result.
Cheers.
I tried the panorama the other day and found that one of the frames were really overexposed. Do you manually set the exposure first? I am not sure if the camera meters and exposes every shot or not, but that was the only explanation I could come up with for the result.
Cheers.
Brian Mosley
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1/17s f/2.0 at 23.0mm iso200
Cheers
Brian
Cheers
Brian
