Post your X-Pro1 images...

[romainmassola]

The beast protecting the sleep of the beauty by Romain Massola, on Flickr

 

[Jamie Pillers]

Stormy weather again yesterday evening :

Beautiful! What lens did you use for this?

 

[romainmassola]

Beautiful! What lens did you use for this?

Thank you ! I used the 35mm f1.4, the only lens I have.

 

[dejavu]

Golden sunset at the Twelve Apostles, Great Ocean Road, Australia

X-Pro1, XF 14 f/2.8 and tripod.

 

[Hamel]

 

[kuvvy]

 

[kuvvy]

 

[Camtography]

Pika-Boo! by CameronH82, on Flickr

35mm

 

[Jamie Pillers]

Wow, Kuvvy... these are fantastic portraits! Thanks for showing them.

 

[DarvOz]

A few shots.


The Grifter by Phil83B, on Flickr

Mixing it by Phil83B, on Flickr

Tina & Em (B&W) by Phil83B, on Flickr

Sharing by Phil83B, on Flickr

Leftovers by Phil83B, on Flickr

Skyward Trees by Phil83B, on Flickr

 

[Hamel]

 

[Hamel]

 

[Jamie Pillers]

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So VERY cool!! Do you remember what your exposure time was?

 

[Jamie Pillers]

A few shots.


The Grifter by Phil83B, on Flickr

Mixing it by Phil83B, on Flickr

Tina & Em (B&W) by Phil83B, on Flickr

Sharing by Phil83B, on Flickr

Leftovers by Phil83B, on Flickr

Great set of portraits here. I like 'environmental' portraits, and these are super. And The Plate made me smile.... ahhhh, light! 🙂

 

[DarvOz]

Great set of portraits here. I like 'environmental' portraits, and these are super. And The Plate made me smile.... ahhhh, light! 🙂

Thanks for the compliments! That plate was one of those things, just well illuminated, and I went for the irony of the empty plate of food as a bit of a joke with all the instagram food-porn shots that are everywhere.

 

[Hamel]

So VERY cool!! Do you remember what your exposure time was?

Thanks. It was right around 45 seconds at iso 3200. There were a few others with lower iso's and longer exposures but I prefer the way the stars stand out in this one rather than streaking across the sky.

 

[naql]

Wow it has been a while since I posted on these forums. Here are some of mylatest from my beloved X-Pro1:


20130911-03 by naql, on Flickr


20130905-01 by naql, on Flickr


DSCF1651-Edit by naql, on Flickr

 

[Hamel]

 

[wongyboi]

 

[OurManInTangier]

This works really well for me Paul. The brass and distant hills are very evocative in their own right but nicely composed together as they are. Excellent.

BTW - Are you using spot metering with your portraits? I find myself using Spot + EVF for a lot of portraiture done on the X Pro1 and it is a cracking combination.