Leica X1 Photos

[h00ligan]

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I had a very small amount of time to go out practicing tonight. Here's one of the shots. Not the best location, but at the end of the day I'm not unhappy with it. It will also give me a chance to work on removing some elements. The x1 doesn't seem to have trouble with reds as much as a lot of other cameras.

 

[ezc203]

Love the colors. Vignetting is added in post I assume? Might be a stronger image without it. Just my thoughts...

[h00ligan]

Yah, the vignetting is post. I have the same questions about whether it's a) overdone or should be completely removed. I'll definitely play around with it, thank you for your feedback!

[Lightwrangler]

Hi folks. This is kind of my very first post of pictures from my brand new X1. I have already been posting these over at the german forum but came to the conclusion they better belong here. Pictures are all processed with Silver Efex. Detailed settings can all be seen on Imageshack when clicking the pictures. Here we go…

 

 

 

 

Edited October 19, 2010 by Royal_Corona

[635djimmy]

 

 

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[davidhunternyc]

Gorgeous and unusual photographs of the train. The color photograph of the conductor tending the fire screams to be processed in sepia or amber.

[phancj]

I dun get it guys, I set up the X1 challenge for photos like these to be seen...why are you guys not there?

[davidhunternyc]

Well, I can only speak for myself. I suppose it is the theme; Harmony. Call me a New Yorker, a sceptic, a pessimist, but I just feel that "harmony" is such a saccharine topic. It is a topic I don't relate to nor do I care about. Hopefully, in the future, there will be a topic that I can sincerely say something about. As far as harmony is concerned, just look at every perfectly shot photograph in National Geographic. I can't top this. Nor do I care to.

[phancj]

Well, I can only speak for myself. I suppose it is the theme; Harmony. Call me a New Yorker, a sceptic, a pessimist, but I just feel that "harmony" is such a saccharine topic. It is a topic I don't relate to nor do I care about. Hopefully, in the future, there will be a topic that I can sincerely say something about. As far as harmony is concerned, just look at every perfectly shot photograph in National Geographic. I can't top this. Nor do I care to.

 

Haha...thanks for your candor...though honestly an little bit of harmony surely wouldnt hurt??

[davidhunternyc]

Touche!

[Photojazz]

Ok, this looks like home for an X1 owner... really nice train photos, and lots of others here...

 

I'll carry this image over a bit larger than last posting, since it's theme related with Oct 31 around the corner... My X1 when I take the time for proper setup, delivers clean, crisp, and HUGELY detailed images, 12.2 mpx files that are over 18mb in size! That says to me, there's a HUGE amount of detail in image, and close up 100% crops have verified that fact.

 

[635djimmy]

Gorgeous and unusual photographs of the train. The color photograph of the conductor tending the fire screams to be processed in sepia or amber.

 

Thanks I gave it a quick going over in Photoshop just now. It does look ok in sepia. More atmosphere.

 

[Photojazz]

I like the processing myself.

[635djimmy]

Thanks

 

Been messing around with more of them, about 400 taken on the day lol... sorry, I keep getting carried away...

 

 

 

[Photojazz]

now these remind me of into the past or back to the future, not sure which. Cool.

[635djimmy]

Thanks. That was what I was trying to aim for, too get the atmosphere of the past and today in one photo. the photos should be for my university dissertation.

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[LichMD]

Image removed as way outside forum rules for size.

 

960 pixels max on the longest length, please.

 

 

 

A simple end of day

Edited October 31, 2010 by andybarton