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See on Scoop.it – Fuji X-Pro1
But before I tell you what I think about the Fuji X Pro 1 let my tell you a little bit about my experience with rangefinder cameras and then I will get straight to the point. After winning a major photography award back in the days I purchased the Leica M4-2 (made in Canada) and the Summicron 35mm 2.0. I would take it everywhere and it became my favorite camera for the next couple of years. I loved it so much that I even broke it three times. Won a few more awards and my work from that period made it into the MOMA in Vienna. Over the following years I ended up shooting with the Mamiya 7, Voigtlander Bessa and Fuji medium format rangefinders.
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Durham NC Photographer, Chi Cyclopedia Brown test the decibel levels of the Fuji X-Pro1 and its lens chatter.
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See on Scoop.it – Fuji X-Pro1
The X-Pro1 is an awesome camera for natural light portraits, but how about portraits with strobes? I ordered the camera back in January, when it was first announced, but the thought of it being a studio camera never crossed my mind. But I quickly became curious when I saw the results of portraits I had taken on the streets. I know that my photog buddy Patrick La Roque is also waiting with interest to see how the X-Pro1 does in a studio environment. Maybe this will be the final nail in his wallet’s coffin? Check out Patrick’s blog for loads of great X100 & X-Pro1 stuff.
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See on Scoop.it – Fuji X-Pro1
Ganz anders mit der X-Pro1. Die leichte Kamera war schnell und problemlos ausgerichtet – da störte es auch nicht, dass das Stativgewinde etwas seitlich versetzt sitzt und nicht genau in der Objektivachse angebracht ist. Und noch praktischer: Im elektronischen Sucher konnte ich das Motiv in aller “Helligkeit” betrachten – ohne Verdunklung durch den aufgeschraubten Filter. Denn dort wird ja sozusagen das “spätere” Bild angezeigt und die Filterwirkung ließ sich somit auch sofort beurteilen. Was für ein Vorteil!
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See on Scoop.it – Fuji X-Pro1
This mini review is going to focus on X-Pro1′s abilty to do extreme long exposures and infrared photography. I purchased the X-Pro1 because I wanted have have a small camera that I can bring when I travel. I also wanted a carry anywhere small & fun snap-shot camera! But is it good enough to do extreme long exposures?
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See on Scoop.it – Fuji X-Pro1
The X-Pro 1 is a brilliant camera, quirks and all. Explore its capabilities and make the most of it. And do shoot that 35 wide-open—it renders the most boring and mundane subjects so gorgeously it’s almost not funny. And people complain about aperture chatter. Bah!
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Mai
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iPad is the Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit You can also capture images of digital camera you can use. Confirmation or capture images on the go, or send an e-mail images, or image with a tweet on Twitter, is useful and also various flags. Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit to, but comes with a connector of two types of USB connector and SD card reader, and then transferred via SD card reader a picture of X-Pro1 is I want you to note here is Do not…
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Mai
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See on Scoop.it – Fuji X-Pro1
Its often the case that when any of us describe a camera or len’s output we talk about the Image Quality or IQ. This however is usually left undefined. I thought it would be useful to write about what I mean by this and open this up for discussion over at Google+ to try and come up with an idea of what this might mean for us, individually and collectively.
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Set to manual focus.
Use EVF or LCD.
Press AFL/AEL button once to auto lock in focus on target.
Press command dial to zoom in view.
Fine tune with focus ring on lens so that expanded focus area shows optimal sharpness on LCD or EVF.
Mai
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The combination of the 1.4 35 wide open and the ProNeg.H film-simulation in that lightning brought very nice results. Except slight sharpening after resizing and a very, very slight lift of the depths in the second pictures no PP.
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