Post your X100 photos

[Jamie Pillers]

Matt, nicely done. Very dramatic. Did you use a filter on the camera, or was the start contrast created in post-processing?

 

[Jamie Pillers]

WOW! VERY interesting composition... I like it a lot!

 

[bhop73]

I haven't posted in this thread in a while..

Up And Around by Brandon, on Flickr

Donuts by Brandon, on Flickr

 

[MikeWebb]

Have a sky



Mike

 

[tajart]

X100s

X100s

 

[mdwsta4]

Exploring the sand dunes of Death Valley at sunrise

 

[MikeWebb]

Boy it was windy


Mike

 

[MikeWebb]

No idea why but I love this one



Mike

 

[Trius]

Mike, I love it too. The colour palette is wonderful and the composition is superb, IMO. And lighting. And contrast rendition. Etc.

 

[PhotoMat]

Geirangerfjord

 

[PhotoMat]

Gamla Stan, Stockholm

 

[Jamie Pillers]

Gorgeous b&w! How did you create this... in camera or in post processing. And if post, what software did you use? Thanks.

Gamla Stan, Stockholm

 

[PhotoMat]

Thanks, Jamie.

I imported my files into Lightroom and did the B&W conversion in SilverFX. Back in Lightroom, I did minimal touch ups with the exposure adjustment brush. In my experience, it seems as though I need to boost the blacks/increase curves to make the contrast pop from the Fuji Raw files -- more than I usually need to with the files from my Canon. However, the Fuji has greater dynamic range, which may factor into things.

 

[MikeWebb]

Trius - thank you for your comment on my door.

Mike

 

[kuvvy]

DSCF1488 by kuvvy, on Flickr

 

[kuvvy]

DSCF1872 by kuvvy, on Flickr

 

[kuvvy]

DSCF1982 by kuvvy, on Flickr

 

[Jamie Pillers]

I like it... nicely 'atmospheric'!

DSCF1488 by kuvvy, on Flickr

 

[Jamie Pillers]

I find the same, regarding contrast adjustment. But, as you say, the Fuji files don't seem to mind the adjustment.

Thanks, Jamie.

I imported my files into Lightroom and did the B&W conversion in SilverFX. Back in Lightroom, I did minimal touch ups with the exposure adjustment brush. In my experience, it seems as though I need to boost the blacks/increase curves to make the contrast pop from the Fuji Raw files -- more than I usually need to with the files from my Canon. However, the Fuji has greater dynamic range, which may factor into things.

 

[kuvvy]

DSCF1604 by kuvvy, on Flickr