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The London Inn, St. John's Street, Stamford Lincs. UK . Designed (in the style of 17th C.) by Stamford architect Henry F Traylen; built 1939/40

 

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Leica X Vario 21 July 2020 ISO 400 1/500 f4.5  25.3mm / FF equiv 38mm ... DNG file processed via PS Elements with corrected verticals. In common with many other Stamford buildings, a traditional Collyweston slate roof laid in diminishing courses ... smallest slates at the ridge. 

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Post your Leica X Vario photos here...   (moderators - can you move this thread to where it should be on the forum, and pin this thread in the "Leica X1 / Leica X2" forum like the X1 and X2 photo th

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I just bought this camera yesterday..... take the time to familiarize yourself and it will reward you with excellent pictures.   I also work with my M9-P and the M Monochrom   All the details of t

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Here is another example of the sensor and lens rapport..... the original file show you what a portion look like. ISO 100, 1/250, F8 set at 46mm or equivalent to 70mm in 35mm format. 8005e3faafda391

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The George Stamford Hotel, High Street St. Martins, Stamford, Lincs. UK ... dating from early 17th C. 

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X Vario 21 July 2020; 18mm / 28mm FF equiv.;  ISO 400 1/320 f5.6; DNG file processed PS Elements with corrected verticals.

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The George Stamford Hotel, High Street St. Martins, Stamford, Lincs. UK ... dating from early 17th C. 

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X Vario 21 July 2020; 18mm / 28mm FF equiv.;  ISO 400 1/320 f5.6; DNG file processed PS Elements with corrected verticals.

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Dunk, this brings back memories. I remember staying there for a night in the 1960s. It doesn't appear to have changed with the passage of time.

 

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Dunk, this brings back memories. I remember staying there for a night in the 1960s. It doesn't appear to have changed with the passage of time.

 

Is PS Elements now your editing software of choice?

David, I recently upgraded from a 2009 to a 2014 iMac and 64 bit Mac OS Catalina which is not compatible with Lightroom 6 ... thus decided to abandon Lightroom (because of annual subscription) and use PS Elements 2020 (64 bit compatible) ... but have also bought AFFINITY ... which plan to use as main image processing software when more proficient. Catalina will  be replaced by OS 11.0 Big Sur in the autumn. 

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David, I recently upgraded from a 2009 to a 2014 iMac and 64 bit Mac OS Catalina which is not compatible with Lightroom 6 ... thus decided to abandon Lightroom (because of annual subscription) and use PS Elements 2020 (64 bit compatible) ... but have also bought AFFINITY ... which plan to use as main image processing software when more proficient. Catalina will  be replaced by OS 11.0 Big Sur in the autumn. 

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I haven't quite reached this point yet, Dunk, but have you considered Alien Skin Exposure which, I believe can read LR catalogues. They offer a free trial to prove whether it suits your way of working and they have a good supply of instructional videos. It is on my contingency short list.

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I haven't quite reached this point yet, Dunk, but have you considered Alien Skin Exposure which, I believe can read LR catalogues. They offer a free trial to prove whether it suits your way of working and they have a good supply of instructional videos. It is on my contingency short list.

David, I'm not familiar with Alien Skin Exposure but will investigate .. Committed to learning AFFINITY especially as so many photographers have switched after abandoning Adobe packages. 

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Numbers 62 and 63 Hight Street St Martins, Stamford, Lincs., UK ... 80m up the hill from The George Hotel. The two houses allegedly date from 1869 but they look older ... Lincolnshire limestone ages. The worn steps could likely tell a few tales. Most of the street's buildings' drainpipes discharge straight into the pavement gutters. 

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X Vario 21 July 2020 38.6mm / 58mm FF equiv; ISO 400 f5.6 1/100 ... processed from a DNG file in PS Elements 2020 

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A little further up the hiil house No. 45 High Street Street St Martins, Stamford Lincs. UK is of 17th C origin; the former carriage entrance on LHS was cnvereted to a room in the early 19th C. Note attic windows all open and the typical Stamford diminishing courses Collyweston slate roofing. 

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X Vario 21 July 2020 18.4mm / 28mm FF equiv.; ISO 100 1/100 f5.6 ... DNG file processed in PS Elements 2020 ... inc. verticals correction. 

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The ISS, the Big Dipper, and faintly, Neowise. Included this one and a couple others on my blog. Hoping for more clear nights.

 

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Stamford Lincs. UK No. 17 St Mary's Street; 17th C. timber framed house ... now  'Local Cheese Shop' selling artisan cheeses, wines and cigars.

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X Vario 18mm / 28mm FF equiv 21 July 2020; ISO 100 f5.6 1/640 ... DNG file processed via PS Elements 2020 

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Stamford Lincs. UK ... The above 'Local Cheese Shop' window displaying artisan cheeses ... including three examples of the famous 'Stinking Bishop' cheese made in Dymock, Gloucestershire UK.

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X Vario 45.8mm / 69mm FF equiv 21 July 2020;  ISO 100  1/320  f6.4  

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Stamford Lincs. UK ... The above 'Local Cheese Shop' window displaying artisan cheeses ... including three examples of the famous 'Stinking Bishop' cheese made in Dymock, Gloucestershire UK.

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Dunk, it looks scrumptious! 

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House No. 5 St. Mary's Hill, Stamford, Lincs., UK ... 17th Century ... now the Chameleon lingerie shop 

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X Vario 21 July 2020; 31.1mm / 47mm FF equiv; ISO 100 f5 1/320 

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House No. 5 St Mary's Hill Stamford Lincs ... 17th C ... note 1658 date plaque upper RHS. 

Chameleon lingerie shop wares on display.

I wonder what Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell might have thought about this display in 1658? 

Perhaps he might have said, "You should have used a b.....  polariser!!"

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Leica X Vario 21 July 2020; 32.5mm / 53mm FF equivalent;  ISO 100 1/500 f5.6 ... from a cropped DNG file processed with PS Elements 2020 

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3 St Mary's Hill Stamford ...In the 18th C was John Granger's warehouse ... thence 'The Boat Inn' ... and subsequently 'The Boat and Railway Hotel'  ... rebuilt in 1849 ... now Buckles' Solicitors.

 

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X Vario 21 July 2020 18mm / 28mm FF equivalent; ISO 400 1/1250 f3.5 ... DNG file processed via PS Elements 2020 inc. verticals correction. 

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X Vario, ISO 100, 40.9mm f/8, 1/500th sec, Raynox DCR-250

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X Vario, ISO 100, 46mm f/11, 1/250th sec, Raynox DCR-250

 

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Canadian National freight train southbound at Alix, Alberta.

 

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X vario might be slow to operate and has a slow lens, it does perfectly fine taking stills. 😄

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