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Can connect GFX-50S via LR plugin PRO, but no live view
Hello, I would like to have live view on my GFX-50S into Lightroom, but I cant get that done; I installed the Plugin PRO and can connect the camera, no problem, and trigger the shutter release via LR. But I cant figure out how to get to live view.... I am on a MacBook Pro, latest Mojave OS...- Nitnaros
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X-T1 -- worth its money, because
that's interesting, Douglas, would not have considered that but since the X-T1 is supposed to be water/dust sealed, maybe it will behave better on the diopter (sealing) side... -
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X-T1 -- worth its money, because
... just got the camera, B&H shipped yesterday (although I had only pre-ordered last week) what sells me right out of the box compared to my X-Pro1, is the diopter in combination with the EVF. There is already lots of information out about the larger size of the EVF - yes, when you put the X-T1... -
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Fun with the Leica M Monochrom
before take off ... Mount Tamalpais same processing as the aerials; SFX is a very efficient editing environment, although sometimes difficulty to maintain smooth tonal gradation (maybe pushing the images too hard...) plus sensor dirt... -
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Fun with the Leica M Monochrom
between San Francisco and Newark... all three processed in C1 7.1.2, then SFX 2 -
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Fun with the Leica M Monochrom
Finally got a MM supply seems so scarce, that I think the MM is not intended for sale by Leica :-) got a used model with 400 actuations - who sells so fast? all DNG's processed in C1 7.1.1 28 'cron, f2.0, 3-fstop filter 35 'lux ASPH., f1.4, 3-fstop filter 75 'lux, f1.4, 3-fstop filter... -
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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
18-55mm zoom, which I took by accident instead of the 14mm and I forgot the SD card in my Leica M9, so I could not shoot & compare; ... still looking for my optimal b/w camera and processing. WTC, Freedom Tower, thru a dirty Port Authority window: clean Manhattan air in this one :) -
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$12,800 for camera leather
just saw both camera and silver Nocti here in Tokyo in a Ginza department store -- next to Mont Blanc pens. They had also the new Leica M9 variant, the 24 and 21 luxes. But no MM... Peter -
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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
Tokyo continued - Sensoji Temple in Asakusa. This times jpg’s straight OOC. Fuji 35mm: Fuji 18mm: Fuji 35mm: Fuji 18mm: -
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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
Tokyo from less than 1 year old Skytree Tower, 634m high; all photos via raw files developed in C1 7.0.2; (I shot on my Leica M9 too, developed images in C1 v7.0.2, and could not find any significant resolution difference.) Fuji 35mm/1.4: Leica 75mm/1.4 on M-adapter: Leica 75mm/1.4 on... -
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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
Re: Fun with the Fuji X-E1 Correction - posted in the wrong thread -- shot on the X-Pro1 Peter -
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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
Re: Fun with the Fuji X-E1 Tokyo from Skytree Tower; all photos via raw files developed in C1 7.0.2; (I shot on my Leica M9 too, developed images in C1 v7.0.2, and could not find any significant resolution difference.) Fuji 35mm/1.4: Leica 75mm/1.4 on M-adapter: Leica 75mm/1.4 on M-adapter: -
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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
Started my Fuji X-Pro1 live just before Xmas. Shooting otherwise mainly Leica M9, sometimes Mamiya M7 and occasionally Canon 5DII. Great fun spending a day in Venice; still needed to get used to the controls of the Fuji. Very different experience to M9, incl. the high ISO capabilities. Very... -
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DMR Image Thread
Spring finally came in town (northern New Jersey); I take the R9-DMR most of the time as walk-around camera when there are reasonable light levels and I want accurate framing and colors. The last image shows the contrast between the way we build houses today and what was built 100 years ago...