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Some Aerials with X-Pro1
X-Pro1 + Zeiss Tele-Tessar 85mm f/4 + Rainbowimaging adapter
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Re: Some Aerials with X-Pro1
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Re: Some Aerials with X-Pro1
>So Uwe.....fixed wing, helicopter, hang glider......????? Just curious.
1947 Stinson (friend's plane). ![]() This was with the NEX-7 and same lens. The NEX-7 is too light and also EVF is not ideal (the X-Pro1 EVF would be worse because of low refresh rate). The X-Pro1 OVF is very useful for this kind of photography.
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Re: Some Aerials with X-Pro1
Today I re-processed some images and now I like it a lot.
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Re: Some Aerials with X-Pro1
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Re: Some Aerials with X-Pro1
Uwe,
I agree that the Xpro1 is great for aerials, no mirror slap=less vibrations. Here's a few from New England. Last edited by johnnygoesdigital; 9th January 2013 at 06:16. |
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Re: Some Aerials with X-Pro1
Are you shooting from a balloon? That is of course ideal.
I think the main benefit is also the OVF. This way I can see when a scene is entering the frame. In camera IS would be a major bonus.
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