Images from the X100 (not discussion)

[nik34]

Night Singapore landscape with my X100.

 

[seech]

Shopping...

Posted a couple more from my X100 on my blog:
Nonsense You!!!: Nonsense Photos.... with the Fujifilm X100

 

[sonikbyte]

 

[sonikbyte]

 

[sonikbyte]

 

[PicturePriority]

Glasses by Matt Mulyadi, on Flickr


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[seech]

More shots from my X100...

Got a couple more on my blog:
Nonsense You!!!

 

[prinpip]

endisforever

 

[zinc7373]

Just contributing some of my X100 shots too.....

 

[zzyzx]

 

[zzyzx]

 

[nik34]

Roof line at RWS.

The Musical fountain

 

[motionstills]

High ISO shots, all @ f/2.8 ISO 5000

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[sonikbyte]

hello stranger!

 

[oracle0711]

Great Camera and let's hope it stays this way and I will be a happy man with a new camera that is small and light enough to be in my bag whenever and wherever I go.

Here's a picture taken in B/W using the macro function. Camera and subject were very close to another when taking this picture.

Will post more when time permits. Cheers.

 

[oracle0711]

Aperture: f/2.0
Shutter Speed: 1/15
ISO Setting: 200
Focus mode: Auto

Here's another macro enabled shot using the X100.

 

[oracle0711]

Aperture: f/2.0
Shutter Speed: 1/30
ISO Setting: 200
Focus mode: Manual

Takes a while to focus as the focusing ring is rather small to manage. I have big hands. Nevertheless, once you nailed it, the output is very satisfying. Love the depth of field at f/2.0.

 

[zzyzx]

You need to stop down to f4 at least for sharp image at macro mode. Try it and see for urself.

 

[oracle0711]

Aperture: f/2.0
Shutter Speed: 1/100
ISO Setting: 640
Focus Mode: Auto

Aperture: f/2.0
Shutter Speed: 1/80
ISO Setting: 640
Focus Mode: Auto

Aperture: f/2.0
Shutter Speed: 1/75
ISO Setting: 640
Focus Mode: Auto

This camera is definitely going to be a great everyday camera. Capturing expression is a bliss and the color and dynamic range this product is capable of is simply awesome!

 

[oracle0711]

I was not lookng at stopping down for sharper output. I deliberate use f/2.0 and also reduce the in-camera sharpness to produce the softer effect. Nevertheless, thanks for pointing out the need to step down for sharper image.

You need to stop down to f4 at least for sharp image at macro mode. Try it and see for urself.