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The X-Vario really does make an ideal travel camera. Four shots from a visit on Friday to Dunster Castle (National Trust) in Somerset. First is at 70mm (equiv), then three interior shots firstly at 28mm followed by an OOC b&w jpeg and finally one taken at ISO 3200. All hand held.

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Post your Leica X Vario photos here...   (moderators - can you move this thread to where it should be on the forum, and pin this thread in the "Leica X1 / Leica X2" forum like the X1 and X2 photo th

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I just bought this camera yesterday..... take the time to familiarize yourself and it will reward you with excellent pictures.   I also work with my M9-P and the M Monochrom   All the details of t

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Here is another example of the sensor and lens rapport..... the original file show you what a portion look like. ISO 100, 1/250, F8 set at 46mm or equivalent to 70mm in 35mm format. 3cf2f29607c73ab

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Looking good Keith, can't wait to get on our Euro sojourn later this year, with my X-Vario, and X1.

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A fine and practical pairing, Gary. They complement each other admirably..

 

Keith, I agree. The X Vario is a very competent travel camera. Have you considered the Manfrotto Pixi table tripod to aid indoor pictures when allowed? It fits snugly insie the back portion of the Samsonite bag I believe you have.

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Totally agree David, even though it sounds like a bit of an overkill, BOTH the X1, and the X-V, but given commonality with batteries and charger maybe not? Either way, they're both going.

 

I wondered about taking the Leica table-top and ball-head I have. Way smaller than the pair of BenBo's I have.

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Gary, see my reference above regarding the Pixi. It wins on compactness, weight and elegant design, but the ball-head is more limited, ruling out vertical shots. I find it a better compromise for travel. I also have the Leica table tripod which has the finest head of any small travel alternatives. It is just less easy to pack into a small camera bag.

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After a week on the Somerset coast, am now on the Dorset coast at Studland Bay. Two shots from walks along the beach.

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Berlin, government district

 

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Berlin, Hamburger Bahnhof, Museum für Gegenwart (collection of contemporary art)

 

 

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Take part in the 10th Leica X challenge

„The color blue“

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The colour blue is omnipresent, a view to the sky or over the water delights us.

Blue was the most popular colour for many artists and gave even creative periods its name.

 

I look forward to your pictures.

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X Vario at 70mm (equiv) 1/80 at f/6.4, -⅓ EV, ISO 1600

 

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A bracing, windswept walk on the beach!

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Looking across a reed-bed at Studland Bay, Dorset.

 

 

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Been neglecting my X-Vario of late, a new upstart arrived, a T body, and has taken my full an undivided attention. Trying to work out if I keep one or the other, or both (unlikely).

Nice to walk about with just the camera and lens, and no fear of wanting to change the lens mid-stream. The beauty of the fixed zoom. Gloomy and cloudy day took a bit of the edge of the colour shot.

Quick LR B&W from a colour JPEG.

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Been neglecting my X-Vario of late, a new upstart arrived, a T body, and has taken my full an undivided attention. Trying to work out if I keep one or the other, or both (unlikely).

Nice to walk about with just the camera and lens, and no fear of wanting to change the lens mid-stream. The beauty of the fixed zoom. Gloomy and cloudy day took a bit of the edge of the colour shot.

Quick LR B&W from a colour JPEG.

Gary

"Nice to walk about with just the camera and lens, and no fear of wanting to change the lens mid-stream. The beauty of the fixed zoom" that's what makes me keep using the XV as my main camera companion.

Nice natural black and white image by the way :-)

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And while I flit between T and X-V, not to mention M6, I found this surprise crop of fungi today. Forgot about returning until quite late in the day, too late really, but I had to have a crack at it.

X-Vario, and given the late time of day, I used the Leitz table top tripod, really handy it was too, as the exposure was 2 seconds, to keep the ISO at 200.

Took quite a few, but won't bore you with them.

Gary

 

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