tbarker13
shooter of stuff
Joining the club.
PatrickT
New Rangefinder User
Tim, these are gorgeous, especially the first. I love what you did with the processing too. Is the grain from lightroom?
tbarker13
shooter of stuff
Thanks.
I do my jpg conversion in Capture One. After working on the images in color, I do a B&W conversion with Silver Efex Pro.
I do my jpg conversion in Capture One. After working on the images in color, I do a B&W conversion with Silver Efex Pro.
avikrc
Established
Some nice images in this thread.
Is it just me or can you spot the 'V' too?
Is it just me or can you spot the 'V' too?
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Canyongazer
Canyongazer
Simon, I hope you will share with us all your SEFX 2 workflow. The tonality you achieve in flat light is simply stunning!
Gensu
Member
kuvvy
Well-known
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OlliL
Well-known
Simon, I love the last one!
I want beer von oliverleschke auf Flickr
Why so serious? von oliverleschke auf Flickr
Don't have much time ATM, so here are some from todays walk with the dog.
Knots von oliverleschke auf Flickr
I want beer von oliverleschke auf Flickr
Why so serious? von oliverleschke auf Flickr
Don't have much time ATM, so here are some from todays walk with the dog.
Knots von oliverleschke auf Flickr
takeda72
Established
SimonSawSunlight
Simon Fabel
a few first peaks from my recent trip to my good old lake geneva.
I shot the Ms mostly but did take out the x100 from time to time as well. again, great camera, these are merely out-of-camera black&white jpgs (M-size) that I quickly ran through silverefex.
I'll post a proper series with digital and film shots on flickr, have to start scanning though (and continue developing).
I shot the Ms mostly but did take out the x100 from time to time as well. again, great camera, these are merely out-of-camera black&white jpgs (M-size) that I quickly ran through silverefex.
I'll post a proper series with digital and film shots on flickr, have to start scanning though (and continue developing).
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
willie_901
Veteran
Besides being a lovely photograph, your comment "not a spec of digital noise to clean up" is interesting.
Buried in Fuji's marketing material on the X100, they mention a great deal of design effort was invested in removing heat from the sensor. I suspected the X100's outstanding signal-to-noise is partly due to keeping the sensor region as cool as possible. Your observation about low noise for a 30 sec. exposure could be consistent with efficient sensor heat removal.
Buried in Fuji's marketing material on the X100, they mention a great deal of design effort was invested in removing heat from the sensor. I suspected the X100's outstanding signal-to-noise is partly due to keeping the sensor region as cool as possible. Your observation about low noise for a 30 sec. exposure could be consistent with efficient sensor heat removal.
greyelm
Malcolm
Mattikk
Well-known
I think I got pretty decent amount of good shots today. I'm beginning to be buried with keepers because of X100.
Mattikk
Well-known
Oh and Simon, I really enjoy your work. Looking forward to seeing more.
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
Nice to see some non 'street' pics Jamie ... after all it is really a landscape camera by nature! 
DavidX
Established
Loving that last bunch with the light and sky from Jamie and those tones in yours Keith. I'll keep trying and hope that I'll make a good digital B&W too one day!
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
For something completely different:
agoglanian
Reconnected.
David_Manning
Well-known
A few from my new toy:
