images: fuji 18/2

[rhl-oregon]

ter tst tle

ter tst tle

Beautiful image! Is this out-of-camera b&w or post-processing b&w? If PP, what software are you using? Thanks.

Jamie, sorry to be dilatory on your question! That's wide open, low ISO (I think) using the BW/green filter setting + minimal LR4 adjustment on highlights.

I shoot a lot in the Pioneer Cemetery while exercising my little friend Mimi, and test cameras/lenses on the same subjects. That was an XE/18 day...

 

[Jamie Pillers]

Jamie, sorry to be dilatory on your question! That's wide open, low ISO (I think) using the BW/green filter setting + minimal LR4 adjustment on highlights.

I shoot a lot in the Pioneer Cemetery while exercising my little friend Mimi, and test cameras/lenses on the same subjects. That was an XE/18 day...

Robert, thanks for the information. I'm especially interested in seeing images made with in-camera b&w settings. That image was nice. I've not tried the green filter setting yet, but now I will.

 

[MikeWebb]

An early shot

An early shot



One of the first with the XPro

Mike

 

[migtex]

the 18mm

Croped...

 

[back alley]

 

[noimmunity]

Some nice photos here that exhibit the lens' strength. I wouldn't hesitate to get one (provided one is aware of the limits).

 

[swmlon]

The X-Pro1 and the 18mm are still new to me, but I'm already liking it.


DSCF0144 by Shing Wei Ma, on Flickr

 

[agoglanian]

Here's a set from a few months back. I really enjoy the 18mm honestly, It's the perfect size on the x-pro1 and the center sharpness is wonderful, sure the borders are a little soft, but I could care less. We so often worry about distortion and edge sharpness that it kind of takes away from the process of actually capturing images. Besides, when I need edge to edge sharpness I use the 14mm


Band - Richard Serra by Abram Goglanian, on Flickr


Band - Richard Serra by Abram Goglanian, on Flickr


Band - Richard Serra by Abram Goglanian, on Flickr


Band - Richard Serra by Abram Goglanian, on Flickr

 

[lxmike]

I have this lens on its way to me now i cannot wait to use it, thanks for all the inspiration chaps

 

[f16sunshine]

18mm is wide for Portraits but, it does have a nice rendering. This lenses is an enigma for some. I find it a keeper even if it lacks the surgical sharpness of the other fuji lenses

 

[rybolt]

 

[f16sunshine]

Nice shot Rybolt. Do you think you could reel it in to about 1000pix max on the long side.
It looses it's charm a bit from scrolling.

Cheers!

 

[rybolt]

Yes. I'm sorry about that. I grabbed it from my website where stuff is sized at 2000. I'll correct it.

 

[kbg32]

_DSF1125 by keithbgoldstein, on Flickr

_DSF2017 by keithbgoldstein, on Flickr
Fulton Street by keithbgoldstein, on Flickr

 

[agoglanian]

On the X-Pro 1

Absorbed in one's work. by Abram Goglanian, on Flickr

 

[DNG]

Rural Landscape: 2014-6-21 par Peter Arbib, on ipernity


Rural Landscape: 2014-6-21 par Peter Arbib, on ipernity


Rural Landscape: 2014-6-21 par Peter Arbib, on ipernity

Lr5.5 raw edit to JPG, no other editing software used.

 

[macvisual]

Lovely images shown here with the Fuji XF 18mm lens, I've just did a deal on one, so looking forward to posting images soon.


pete
Scotland

 

[leica M2 fan]

Joe, your 4th picture is outstanding, you should definitely do book!
The light in this one reflected is so appealing. Do a book.

 

[Talex]

Here is the 18/2.0 with an infrared filter:

 

[matthewm]

Here are a couple from my 18. Love this little lens!

Living Room by HeyMatthew, on Flickr

Jack Nouveau by HeyMatthew, on Flickr