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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. 6bf023f66520f88

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Seen on the dockside at Santander earlier this week.

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Freshly fallen on top of last autumn's.  Haro in northern Spain on Sunday.

 

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Baltic Sea:

 

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Next one is hand-held (1/10sec):

 

 

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After a walk around the garden yesterday where I shot a heap of flowers with the Leica T fitted with the Summicron R 50mm, and Elpro V1a, I decided to try the same Elpro with the X-Vario.

Three of the flowers shots are in the T photos section, so I won't bore you with them or too many here, but I was very impressed with the X-Vario in use. There was wind, a little, and these were all hand-held (as opposed to yesterday with the T where I used a tripod).

Additionally, I am still waiting on a filter adapter fitting to actually attach the Elpro to the X-Vario, on this occasion the trusty sellotape held it.

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Another elderly MG as seen on the dockside at Santander late Oct.

 

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Cheers:

 

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Fallen...

 

 

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Autumn colours in close-up - fallen maple leaves.

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I think, my autumn colors fit in here, too:

 

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Ring that bell!  As seen on the wall of the church in the village of Bourdeilles in the Perigord region of France.

 

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Well, for what it is worth, the original untouched .dng (apart from converting to .jpg & downsizing for the forum) is below.  As you can see, I have applied quite a degree of 'artistic licence'!  My aim was to give a more 3D appearance by trying to separate bell from wall and also something of a cinematic look.  My new favourite toys are 3DLUT files as found in LR's Layer/New Adjustment Layer/Color Lookup/ menu.  

 

Of course, opinions will differ on the use of such changes (arghh, he's destroyed the purity of the X-Vario file!) and my methodologies are very unstructured (repeatability - what's that?) but there again I take photos for fun and play about with LR/PS and plug-ins for my own pleasure.

 

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Thank you for your detailed answer, Keith! I have a similar approach, as I play with my files until I get a look that I like. I didn't hear about those 3dlut files before but will surely try them out soon :) I often use the NIK presets or alter the look by simply changing the core settings (contrast/lights/shadows,pp.). I am not one of those dogmatic ooc-jpg fans - though I see their point, too.

 

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September rose.  X-Vario @ 70mm.

 

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James.

Wow, walk on water?

 

This boy was jumping from a cliff actually :)

 

Here comes a simple night shot - nothing spectacular:

 

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28mm - f8 - 30sec

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