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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
- Thread starter Ario Arioldi
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Ario Arioldi
Member
Ario Arioldi
Member
This is not exactly a pet, but... close enough
jonoslack
Active member
Re: Summicron 50mm F2.0
surprise surprise on the lens.
That is a very wonderful photograph - I really approve of such happy images - it's so cool and trendy to be gritty and negative, Excellent Excellent!
surprise surprise on the lens.
teeraash
New member
Ario, you got me. What is that? A toe nail clipper?
Ario Arioldi
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May be, Teeraash, but I do not know for sure.
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Vivek
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Ario Arioldi
Member
Thank you, Vivek.
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sebasco
Guest
I was in Fredericksburg this week for a cycling event with my new x pro 1 and took a few snaps. I am loving the camera. Here are two faves.
Enjoy the pics,
Enjoy the pics,
Re: Summicron 50mm F2.0
Lovely shot. I am only curious, as I am not remotely interested in buying an X-Pro 1 (I may be lying) and my beloved X100 is not yet a year old but what is the procedure for obtaining accurate focus with 'legacy' lenses? I understand you can set the OVF frame lines according to the lens focal length but presumably to obtain good focus you need to use the EVF?
Unless it is a 'landscape' situation and you are able to 'zone' or hyper-focus using the markings on the lens?
Lee
Lovely shot. I am only curious, as I am not remotely interested in buying an X-Pro 1 (I may be lying) and my beloved X100 is not yet a year old but what is the procedure for obtaining accurate focus with 'legacy' lenses? I understand you can set the OVF frame lines according to the lens focal length but presumably to obtain good focus you need to use the EVF?
Unless it is a 'landscape' situation and you are able to 'zone' or hyper-focus using the markings on the lens?
Lee
Brian Mosley
New member
Sadly, my X100 will be wringing it's way back to Fuji for a replacement lens assembly tomorrow... Hopefully that will permanently solve the sticky aperture blade problem. At least it failed within warranty :banghead:
Strangely, I only checked it because auto white balance went cold and it had to go in anyway.
Cheers
Brian
Strangely, I only checked it because auto white balance went cold and it had to go in anyway.
Cheers
Brian
teeraash
New member
I like the second picture a lot. Lovely color and quite interesting.
teeraash
New member
Re: Summicron 50mm F2.0
Yes, for legacy lenses you need to use EVF and you can magnify image (8x-9x?) by pressing rear dial. It will switch back to prior view mode (OVF, EVF or LCD) by pressing rear dial again or by half pressing shutter release button. Unfortunately, Pro 1 will display framing guideline for legacy lenses up to 35mm. Beyond that you have to use EVF for framing and composition. This is from my actual using the camera as I haven't read the manual yet.
Yes, for legacy lenses you need to use EVF and you can magnify image (8x-9x?) by pressing rear dial. It will switch back to prior view mode (OVF, EVF or LCD) by pressing rear dial again or by half pressing shutter release button. Unfortunately, Pro 1 will display framing guideline for legacy lenses up to 35mm. Beyond that you have to use EVF for framing and composition. This is from my actual using the camera as I haven't read the manual yet.
Ario Arioldi
Member
The sharpness of this lens is very good but the bokeh fantastic.
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Vivek
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That shot (PenSon) only has bokeh!
Was it overexposed?
Was it overexposed?