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View from the summit of Janga-Tau (5058 m) over the Bezengi wall with Janga West summit, Katyn-Tau (4979 m) and Gestola (4860m). Elbrus (5642 m) is visible in the distance. Caucasus, June 2012. Leic

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Happy to take the flukes as they come... :)

 

Seriously, I knew what I wanted and I knew that what I really needed was a 90mm, so this one is cropped from the 35mm equivalent on the X1. I was lucky that the shutter fired when I wanted it to, as that is often not the case.

 

I have had problems with the manual focus; even with the centre portion being enlarged, it's useless in bright sunshine as you can't see the screen properly. However, I would be pretty sure that I zone-focused this one, on the bracket on the rail, with depth of field taking care of the rest.

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Clearly a fixed-lens camera has intrinsic limitations when it comes to lens choice and general operation. I rarely do action with mine, but occasionally try to meet the challenge when I hear an ambulance siren heralding a faster than normal chase through town streets.

 

By definition I am unprepared for that situation and feven orget to set my camera to 'C' Continuous shooting! :eek: Next time I intend to try Tv using a slowish shutter speed, manual focus preset and pan to blur the background. But mostly I use mine for high quality potential stock pictures where I can adopt a more measured approach.

 

Regarding anticipated manual focusing, I set my X1 to a predicted distance and lock it. Then, regardless of ambient brightness, I simply select Manual focus and accept the setting stored in camera. Not foolproof, but a useful datum on which to build. While I yearn for the advantages of a system camera, the X1 acquits itself worthily when we are out alone. :)

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Happy to take the flukes as they come... :)

 

Seriously, I knew what I wanted and I knew that what I really needed was a 90mm, so this one is cropped from the 35mm equivalent on the X1. I was lucky that the shutter fired when I wanted it to, as that is often not the case.

 

I have had problems with the manual focus; even with the centre portion being enlarged, it's useless in bright sunshine as you can't see the screen properly. However, I would be pretty sure that I zone-focused this one, on the bracket on the rail, with depth of field taking care of the rest.

 

regardless of the process- you captured the moment- good image and thanks for sharing

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Hello! I'm a newbie here, but this is what I got so far… I'll let you sort out the banal from the rest of the crop.

I'll have to admit: the more I use the X1, the more I enjoy photography!

 

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Flowers - 800 ISO, f/9, 1/1600

 

A view from the Chateau de St Germain, near Paris (sky darkened in lightroom) - 100 ISO, f/5.6, 1/400

 

A building in Brussels - 100 ISO, f/5, 1/400

 

Birthday (lightsource: candles!) (bokeh and vignette added in post) - 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1/30 (yeap, the X1 really eats low-light for breakfast)

 

Night chat (in Brussels) - 1600 ISO, f/2.8, 1s

 

On the Seine River, Paris (on my first day with the X1, this is the ooc jpeg, just cropped) - ISO 1600, f/2.8, 1/30

 

Pont des Arts, Paris - ISO 320, f/2.8, 1s

 

Old factory in the countryside, south of France - ISO 400, f/3.5, 30s

 

A view from the Saut de Vésole, south of France - ISO 100, f/11, 1/160

 

Lac de Vésole, south of France - ISO 100, f/16, 1/160

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Just before the rain set in for the morning:

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