Post your X-Pro1 images...

[x.z.]

Here are a couple more at ISO25600

The first one was to demonstrate the camera's ability in AF-S mode to selectively focus on the bottle in the foreground


DSCF6345 by areality4all, on Flickr

sorry the temple connection is too slow to upload the second photo right now...

This is really unbelievable performance at this ISO speed!

 

[macjim]

Here's one from a wonder around Edinburgh. Edited in Lightroom 4.1RC (JPG) as we're still awaiting the RAW support coming.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/thesrpspaintshop/6889365264/

 

[icaro2007]

First attempts developing raw's with Silk pix
Fujinon 18mm

Fujinon 35mm

 

[dcsang]

From my Flickr - using the Kipon adapter and the 50 pre-ASPH lux.

Cheers,
dave

 

[koven]

This was about my 5th or 6th "real" (= not taken in my kitchen to test lenses/high ISO performance) shot with the camera when I took it for a test spin at the weekend - fortunately this fog lifted very quickly or the pics in my first impressions thread would all have looked like this! There's an obvious irony in using a state of the art digital setup to capture an image that could have been taken in 1948 but I'm determined to remain oblivious to it....

Thank you for posting

 

[furcafe]

Since I'm mostly interested in high ISO performance in crappy lighting when using digital, attached is a boring shot taken inside a diner @ ISO 6400 in macro mode using the 18/2 (f/2 & 1/60th sec.), straight conversion to TIFF from the raw file, with no noise reduction, sharpening, etc., only a bit of curves adjustment before converting to JPG in Photoshop. The 2nd file is obviously just a crop of the 1st.

 

[olelovold]

Both with the 18.

 

[JHutchins]

With a Kipon adapter & a 75 Summilux (I like things dark -- always have):

 

[JHutchins]

Above, 35/1.4 at 3200 in fairly bright light. Below, 35/1.4 in the crap light of the Alaskan Bar. Auto white balance @ 3200.

 

[celluloidprop]

A few hours after the tornados, the light was kind of odd around here. JPG imported to LR4, no alterations except for a little noise reduction and export.


Magenta Problem, XPro-1 by celluloidpropaganda, on Flickr

 

[coelacanth]

Both shot with 35/1.4 at ISO 3200 in Fine Medium size (+ RAW). Then the Jpegs were transferred to iPhone using Eye-Fi direct mode, then photo streamed to iPad, then uploaded to Picasa.

 

[Frontman]

Here are a few which I shot today. I have to say that shooting with the X-Pro is really a pleasure. The camera is light enough that carrying around my neck all day is no problem, and the camera seems to take a perfectly exposed shot, no matter what the conditions.

 

[JasperD]

First attempts developing raw's with Silk pix
Fujinon 18mm

Outstanding pictures and processing! How do they compare to OOC JPGs, if you shot them together?
I wish Aperture could deliver a bit faster, time to start using SilkyPix I guess... 😡

 

[CopperB]

From my Flickr - using the Kipon adapter and the 50 pre-ASPH lux.

Cheers,
dave

Good shot. I've photographed him on Yonge St. in the past.

 

[CopperB]

Crappy light at 6400 f2 with 35 1.4



ISO 5000 at f1.4 - curves and slight sharpening in LR4



ISO 6400 @ f2

 

[olelovold]

Last one shot in almost no light at all, 1/8 handheld, f/1.4, ISO 6400.

 

[CopperB]

Both shot with 35/1.4 at ISO 3200 in Fine Medium size (+ RAW). Then the Jpegs were transferred to iPhone using Eye-Fi direct mode, then photo streamed to iPad, then uploaded to Picasa.

That cat must be exhausted after that journey. 😀

 

[jcrutcher]

Here are a few pictures of my wife, one during midday, the other at the dark of night with barely any light...

Both are post processed.

Xpro1 with 35/1.4.

Loving it.

More images at my blog. 🙂

Very nice photos , beautiful wife! Congrats on both.

 

[dcsang]

Late Night Discussions - McCarthy's Bar

Leica 35mm Summilux pre-ASPH
ISO 6400
f2
1/30
B&W in Silver Efex

Cheers,
Dave

 

[AlastairBird]

Few photos, one with the 18, one the 35, one the 60. 100% crops as well. Great camera, but I had some focus issues with the camera - it would, at times, just not lock on to what I wanted to focus on. Last shot shows the dynamic range - from the deep shadow of the footwells to the bright highlights in the clouds. All jpegs, all straight out of the camera, no adjustments AT ALL. (which is worthy of note - perfect exposure, white balance and colour, as far as I'm concerned...)