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X1 -- Monterey Ca --  :D ..

 

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Blue Spinners -- Monterey Ca -- X1 --  B) 

 

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The X1 --  ;) 

 

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The X1 Rules  B) 

 

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Crikey Len, you're getting some great shots (and exceptional colours) from "such an old camera". Wonderful to see.

Gary

The X1 is a very enjoyable camera to use & the results are usually pretty good,,,   Thanks for your nice comments.. L

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My old x1 still works for the way  I like to shoot...

iso 400 - f=8 - 1/30 sec.

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Blue Plaque.. X1   :D

 

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Berlin Naturpark Südgelände, a former railway marshalling yard.

 

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Super images, without trying to nitpick - On the 1st image I would crop out on the right hand side the leaves & on the left at least half of the dark area near to the window sill..

On the 2nd image I would on the left side crop out up to and including the 1st tree... L

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On the 2nd image I would on the left side crop out up to and including the 1st tree... L

 

 

I tried it.

Wouldn't work for me. IMHO, not as nicely composed as the original (lack of room for the eyes to wander, ). But each his own ...  :)

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Dug a couple of X1 shots out, constantly amazed by the "feeling" I get looking at the files, how can this be from such and old and antiquated instrument?
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And as for low-light, who said this cannot be done, LOL.

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oops - Apologies - wrong section.. :mellow: Looked Super --

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Just wondering around, looked up & Woweee.. Those Colors..  X1 --  :) 

 

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X1 -------  B) 

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