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[robert blu]

the german series...again, Leica X1

 

[robert blu]

 

[Rob-F]

Let's go slightly OT here: Should a person who likes his X100 get an X1? I really like the shots here, not only for the vision but also for the quality. Will I see an improvement with the X1? I really like the optical finder in the X100, and the X1 doesn't have one. But still . . .

 

[DwF]

Robert,
Nice that you still have that X1 up and purring. Thanks for sharing, these are very nice.

Rob-F I went from X100S to the X 113. And I had the X1 in the past. They are all good and different. If you enjoy having the ovf, stay with that, X100 is a great camera. If that is not so important, and you are looking for a change, the Leicas are a joy to use and the DNG files nice to work with as well.

David

 

[dave lackey]

Robert, the vomposition caught my eye and, of course. the man behind the lens made a great addition to the set of photos from that trip. Thanks for posting.

Now I have CCAG.....cuckoo clock gas! Brings back lots of memories of the first German click we bought when we were first married.🙂

 

[robert blu]

Thanks for the comments, it's interesting to review our own files a few years later...these are from 2011

Rob-F : I have an optical viewfinder on my x1, never tried a Fuji X so I have no idea how to compare...

There are many cuckoo clocks around, most of them have inside electronic made in Japan, are very nice but in my opinion not 100% original! The ones I like (but not yet bought!) are simple and pure mechanical inside!

robert

 

[robert blu]

One more from at the interior of a church

 

[dave lackey]

One more from at the interior of a church

Nice! Very subtle bokeh and appropriate for today! Thanks!🙂

 

[robert blu]

i just bought a new digital Leica, but I like to keep this thread going not to forget the more than 6 years the X1 was serving me 🙂

Friburg, from our journey in the Black Forest, South Germany

 

[dave lackey]

i just bought a new digital Leica, but I like to keep this thread going not to forget the more than 6 years the X1 was serving me 🙂

Friburg, from our journey in the Black Forest, South Germany

Very nice, Robert, thanks for continuing to post excellent images like this one.🙂 Oh, to be able to travel....

 

[dave lackey]

It is Spring:🙂

 

[robert blu]

Friburg, More from South Germany, the x1 was almost new when I made that trip, spring 2011

 

[robert blu]

In Friburg there are many small water canals, built in the old times as prevention against the fire. Oft the are between the road and the sidewalk. When walking, specially if you are a tourist looking all around you have to be careful not to walk inside one of them! Specially if you are a photographer looking for that special frame 🙂

 

[gnuyork]

 

[robert blu]

A portrait of my wife taken last year with the X1

 

[DwF]

Gnuyork and Robert, Wonderful images! And nice you are keeping this thread alive 🙂

David

 

[robert blu]

A few years ago (2012), visiting an exhibition, Leica x1

 

[robert blu]

Time to keep this thread alive even if my x1 has now a major sister !
Prague, the old Jewish Cemetery

x1; iso 100; F2,8; 1/250 sec.

x1; iso 100; F8; 1/30 sec.

x1; iso 100; f8; 1/60 sec.

 

[dave lackey]

Time to keep this thread alive even if my x1 has now a major sister!
Prague, the old Jewish Cemetery

x1; iso 100; F2,8; 1/250 sec.
x1; iso 100; F8; 1/30 sec.
x1; iso 100; f8; 1/60 sec.

Cool!

Robert, where have you been digging lately? Looks like a very old place.🙂

 

[robert blu]

Cool!

Robert, where have you been digging lately? Looks like a very old place.🙂

Hi Dave, photos have been taken a few years ago.
From Wikipedia it seems the oldest headstone is from 1439, the most recent is dated 1787
Because of the fact they weren't allowed to buy more place in order to enlarge the cemetery there are around 10 different layers under the ground