Leica X1 Photos

[santaclaus2100]

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Like this ?? :D

 

F9 1/60 ISO100 (HDR)

Hey....!!! I recognise that car. Ahem.....Mr. Wee's ride. Did you catch this shot on the PIE?.......

Once......while on the ECP, caught a glimpse of a pretty & young lady riding in the back.

[Guest MartinMann]

"Schnitzel"

 

[Guest MartinMann]

The Entrance of a Crypt on All Hallows Eve in Germany at the central cemetery "Melaten" (Cologne)

 

Edited November 1, 2010 by MartinMann

[Rick59]

Here are two photos taken with my X1 last friday.

 

The first f 5,6, 1/500sec and ISO 100.

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the second f 5,6, 1/60sec and ISO 200.

 

Comments are welcome.

 

Greetings

Rick

[h00ligan]

Hi Rick, nice shots!

 

I have been doing some testing and it seems to me that shooting at f8 is the sweet spot for landscapes.. not that there's much of a difference.. have you tried that and would you agree? Did you add any contrast and saturation - were they jpgs?

 

Sorry for so many questions I'm trying to see if other photographers' experiences are the same as mine. Usually in lightroom, for landscapes I bump contrast to 45-50 and up the saturation just a touch before sharpening. I'd be interested in knowing what your and others' thoughts are.

 

Thanks for sharing.

[phancj]

The Entrance of a Crypt on All Hallows Eve in Germany at the central cemetery "Melaten" (Cologne)

 

 

 

I like this shot a lot, shows the X1's excellent rendering!

 

CJ

[Rick59]

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Hi Edward,

 

the shoots were all taken in DNG, and on the lake foto I just bumped up the dynamic in Photoshop RAW converter, the 2nd foto is out of cam. Only converted to JPG.

 

To the f stops, I have to say that there is for my eyes, on a scenery like this, no difference between 5,6 or 8. I use mostly 5,6 or 8 or 11 by taking landscape fotos.

Depends on the sun etc.

 

Regards

Rick

 

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[santdtman]

today, morning in town...

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[hoveeto]

Hello, some street shots taken in Paris with these human shadows stretched by the morning sun.

 

 

[phancj]

Hoveeto,

 

Superb B&W shots, very natural and not so "digital"...

 

CJ

[jsrockit]

Flushing - NYC: ISO 3200

 

[Firesuite]

One from last week, have only had the X1 for a few weeks but im already in love!

 

Bradbury Building in downtown Los Angeles, Used in the movie Blade Runner.

 

F2.8 - 1/40 - ISO100

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[aesop]

Hello, some street shots taken in Paris with these human shadows stretched by the morning sun.

 

 

 

 

...great eye, hoveeto. The camera is nothing but a tool - here's to creativity.

[ocho]

Seville

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Edited November 17, 2010 by ChiTown

[Douglasco]

Raglan castle, Wales

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[ezc203]

Is the castle actually slanted? To my eye, the path leading up to it seems straight, but the castle seems to be tilting towards the right.... Or am I losing it?

[Douglasco]

Hi, yes the castle appears to have a slight tilt when approaching it from the path, it was built in the fifteenth century.

Edited November 21, 2010 by Douglasco

[h00ligan]

Ver much a vintage dreamy feel douglasco, I like it a lot.

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[davidhunternyc]

Ver much a vintage dreamy feel douglasco, I like it a lot.

 

...and those Orcs are terrifying!