X100, X100s, X100T photos

gnome chompski wrote in post #17813071
i dont understand people still complaining about processing Fuji RAF's. They are not that different than other files. Only "issue" that I have found was having to change my sharpening methods, and that was a simple change in workflow

I fully agree. I actually find the Fuji RAF files easier to get the color look I want than with my Sony files most of the time.

You know guys I have been harping on about how I am unimpressed with how Lightroom handles the X-T1 X Trans Sensor RAW files, well I have to say that last night I did a sunset shoot on the coast and could not believe how much I could push the JPEG's. I mean I am really impressed with how far I could stretch them in Lightroom. You could never do that with a 5D MKIII JPEG. I never thought that from a RAW shooter I could be turned around by the quality of the JPEG's. Sorry for jumping in on a X100 thread.

Jasonfire124 wrote in post #17817676
You know guys I have been harping on about how I am unimpressed with how Lightroom handles the X-T1 X Trans Sensor RAW files, well I have to say that last night I did a sunset shoot on the coast and could not believe how much I could push the JPEG's. I mean I am really impressed with how far I could stretch them in Lightroom. You could never do that with a 5D MKIII JPEG. I never thought that from a RAW shooter I could be turned around by the quality of the JPEG's. Sorry for jumping in on a X100 thread.

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Superb Jason!

xpfloyd wrote in post #17817693
Superb Jason!

Thanks a lot Eddie I hope that you enjoy your new purchase. Will be following this thread to see your results.

Jasonfire124 wrote in post #17817696
Thanks a lot Eddie I hope that you enjoy your new purchase. Will be following this thread to see your results.

It's for sale . Great camera but I just keep going for the Sony when it's a choice between the two. If I didn't have the Sony I would have happily kept it, af is a lot faster than I was expecting. On camera flash is also great. I had to try it to find out though

xpfloyd wrote in post #17817722
It's for sale . Great camera but I just keep going for the Sony when it's a choice between the two. If I didn't have the Sony I would have happily kept it, af is a lot faster than I was expecting. On camera flash is also great. I had to try it to find out though

Woops !!!!.....that didn't last long. I still have to/want to try a Sony, but we may get hammered in this thread if we go into that.

Jasonfire124 wrote in post #17817676
You know guys I have been harping on about how I am unimpressed with how Lightroom handles the X-T1 X Trans Sensor RAW files, well I have to say that last night I did a sunset shoot on the coast and could not believe how much I could push the JPEG's. I mean I am really impressed with how far I could stretch them in Lightroom. You could never do that with a 5D MKIII JPEG. I never thought that from a RAW shooter I could be turned around by the quality of the JPEG's. Sorry for jumping in on a X100 thread.

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Awesome shot!

From a couple months ago but I apparently never posted it.

One from last night a pretty sunset but not pretty location and today of a church.

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imagesbybarbara wrote in post #17824749
One from last night a pretty sunset but not pretty location

this is one of the things that sucks about sunsets, i see so many but locations and foreground are key.

So true about the sunsets even though I live in Virginia Beach you have to travel some distance to get a good location and last nights was so pretty, just not the scene.

Still working on my photo's of "friendly faces" Best Buy guy who has been very nice taken with x100T.

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I found the flash is a little hot so I dial in 1 stop of compensation when I use it. Others tape a little CTO over the flash and that does the same thing for indoor shooting.

Still looks a little too birght, i loved the flash on the X100s, but the T seems to be a bit too hot