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Wizarding world Harry Potter Orlando.

 

probably the best ride around.

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On Ushba North (4690 m). Georgia, Caucaus.

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Morning on the Grand Canal X1 2013  

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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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The comments on this forum are the epitome of banality - they're freaking photographs for Pete's sake

 

Hi, well you are certainly entitled to Your views, however banal your views are!

I bet you are just the party pooper @ any venue.........:eek::eek::eek:

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The comments on this forum are the epitome of banality - they're freaking photographs for Pete's sake

 

How about upping the ante? Not only are most comments banal but so are the photographs. Stay with me here. I used to think the same thing about all camera forums that have photos. I agree with you that, as photographs, almost every one of these photos are banal but I have come to really understand and learn that making masterpieces is not what these kinds of forums and threads are about. As far as this X1 thread is concerned, I have learned from the most banal of photographs, not about photography, but about what the technical strengths and limitations the X1 is capable of. Far earlier in this thread, for instance, I learned that underexposing the X1 (compensated in post-process) on certain shots is better than proper exposure due to noise issues above ISO 800. A few of us would look, examine, and critique each others photographs until we came to this conclusion. We wouldn't have learned this lesson without the opportunity to look at so-called banal photographs and examine them from purely a technical stand-point. For this, the thread has been completely invaluable.

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The comments on this forum are the epitome of banality - they're freaking photographs for Pete's sake

 

That’s what Forum’s are all about, banal chatter & banal photographs that camera geeks

enjoy looking at, enjoy discussing, and determining how much knowledge they can pick up to improve their skills from all the banal chatter...Oh yes, do you have any banal photographs that we can critique?

 

Close the door on your way out! :eek:;):eek::cool:

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How about upping the ante? Not only are most comments banal but so are the photographs. Stay with me here. I used to think the same thing about all camera forums that have photos.

 

I'll take a shot. Despite the incredible pictures from my M2, I'm still astonished at the images from my X1. Here are some of my favorites:

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And here are some more recent ones.

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Finally, here's me and my X1 together as seen from my iphone ;)

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This may not be something you want to share, but I am very curious as to how you process the second picture in your previous post (Green Mill Cocktail Lounge) I really like the aesthetics of that image.

 

I completely understand if you'd rather not share it. Either way, the color in that frame is very to my liking.

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Her glasses and that sign made me want to process it with a polarize effect in Aperture, giving it a vintage look. It's also the only image above that's cropped as I cut out a huge building vent that distracted the eye.

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Flower market

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Cider and Sausage ;)

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