let's keep this thread up


_DSF0444 by wwjun22, on Flickr


_DSF0517 by wwjun22, on Flickr


_DSF0518 by wwjun22, on Flickr

My contribution...


I like this one... self potrait.


Some pics from LPGA:






This post has been edited by seech: Oct 17 2012, 10:23 AM

the low light is awesome

all thanks to tripod

guys, how much you think i can get for this camera now ?

New can get for RM3k...

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Added on October 23, 2012, 10:37 amSome 'street' shots from my recent trip to SG.

Red...


Figures...


The Egg...


Time...


It's SG in the afternoon and he has a sweater!!! (Literally.... sweating....)


Should visit the 'Cool House'...




More to come...

This post has been edited by seech: Oct 23 2012, 10:37 AM

Is the X100 Black limited edition available here, and if it, how much is the premium over the regular X100?

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Added on October 25, 2012, 9:54 amThose are truly amazing shots in low light. The large sensor of the X100 definitely plays a part here.

This post has been edited by ryder_78: Oct 25 2012, 09:54 AM

I hheard X100 price drop, not sure the current diff between normal and black, but worth go checking out. Do share if u found out.

IM interested to get another black too.

Black looks cooler

Read about the Black being similarly priced as the normal version on Dpreview, and the extra premium comes from the additional accessories such as leather casing and other stuff. Not too sure how accurate is this piece of information.

The normal silver top looks retro, not as discreet (or cooler/elegant) as the black. To each his own. Also, there were some comments that the black has the tendency to get scratched with rough handling and bumps, and the scratches will reveal the silver finish underneath when the black coating comes off. As for the silver, scratches may not be too visible and it will age more gracefully. Something to ponder about.

The X200 rumours are in the air. Not too sure when it will be released and the additional upgraded features and specs, apart from pricing.

The X100 remains as the most affordable camera that comes with a large APC-S lens other than the costlier Sony at more than twice the price.

Learning HDR with X100. I try to make it look natural.


The Train Station by pandamerah, on Flickr

Waiting for X200 too.

Im selling off my nikon system, remain with x100,

leica too expensive, not keen on XE1 and happy wth X100, so i'll just wait.

not bad.....

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Added on October 26, 2012, 9:28 pmleica....wait long long if i kena TOTO

This post has been edited by ZzZzz...: Oct 26 2012, 09:28 PM

More from my SG trip...

Trying out some abstract shots.






I quite like this one...


Storm warning...


This post has been edited by seech: Oct 28 2012, 02:41 PM

ori?straight come out from x100???

or any post processing?

Nice images. May I ask what is the actual size of the pictures when they were taken? The pictures above cannot be enlarged ie. zoomed in, and the size of the pictures seems to be a bit small. Are the images above in their full size/resolution when the actual shot was taken? I wanted to zoom in to the images to have a look whether the clarity and detail will suffer but can't do so.

Similarly like the poster before me, I would also be interested to know if there is any post-processing carried out on the images above.

Thanks.

Thanks. Images are OOC JPEG's. Edited slightly in Picasa for contrast, brightness, etc., then uploaded to Picasaweb albums at 'Best Size For Web Sharing'. Wouldn't exactly call that PP.

The X100 JPEG'S are awesome. I don't upload in full size as its not really required for web viewing but I can put up some full size images if you want to check them out. Which ones do you want to view in full size?

Got more to come including my favorite images from my trip...

If it would be possible to upload images in their full sizes, the two photos which I have quoted above would be sufficient. Thanks. I am particularly interested in the X100's performance in low light, to see if there is a lot of noise in the pictures when they are enlarged and as such, more shots in low light to demonstrate the strengths of the large APC-S sensor would great. I've seen some low light sample pictures on dpreview, shots being taken in nightclubs and concerts where the background is near dark and the images come out superbly well.

Cheers.



This post has been edited by ryder_78: Oct 28 2012, 03:39 PM

Can do. Will look for some high ISO samples for you as well. The X100 does perform fabulously at high ISO's. The files are also very sharp especially stopped down a little. One of the advantages of having a fixed lens I suppose.

keep it up...happy shooting

random back alley shots i took in town. hdr with x100.


the back alley by pandamerah, on Flickr


the back alley by pandamerah, on Flickr