Jun 04, 2015 16:04 | #61   preperations by bent toe, on Flickr landing by bent toe, on Flickr planes by bent toe, on Flickr depatures by bent toe, on Flickr passing escalator by bent toe, on Flickr portrait by bent toe, on Flickr escalator by bent toe, on Flickr safety by bent toe, on Flickr"High life on low budget"
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Jun 05, 2015 09:31 | #62  paint by bent toe, on Flickr son in the grass by bent toe, on Flickr"High life on low budget"
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Jun 05, 2015 15:28 | #63 Ok? This thread is dead empty... Guess there arent many x-pro 1 shooters left. "High life on low budget"
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Jun 05, 2015 16:28 | #64 bent toe wrote in post #17585595 Ok? This thread is dead empty... Guess there arent many x-pro 1 shooters left. I'm not using mine, I bought it as a lightweight walk around but the AF kills me. A few weeks ago I was trying to set up my 7D for off camera flash using the pop up as a trigger. I was firing off the shutter not pointing at anything, just making sure the pop up flash wasn't contributing. When I went to delete the shots, I was surprised nearly every one was pin sharp. By contrast, the X Pro1 shots were a blurry mess. I put it back in its bag and it hasn't been out since ߘ Ian
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Jun 05, 2015 16:57 | #65 h14nha wrote in post #17585653 I'm not using mine, I bought it as a lightweight walk around but the AF kills me. A few weeks ago I was trying to set up my 7D for off camera flash using the pop up as a trigger. I was firing off the shutter not pointing at anything, just making sure the pop up flash wasn't contributing. When I went to delete the shots, I was surprised nearly every one was pin sharp. By contrast, the X Pro1 shots were a blurry mess. I put it back in its bag and it hasn't been out since ߘ I do look in this thread, I really really like what your doing with yours. My two favourite pictures of my 2 year old daughter were taken with the XP1 though, when it nails focus I love it. Unfortunately it doesn't hit it often enough.......... Thanks. "High life on low budget"
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Hi. Ian
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Jun 06, 2015 13:28 | #67 Sorry to hear that, hope you get well soon. "High life on low budget"
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Jun 07, 2015 16:41 | #68   cow by bent toe, on Flickr bw by bent toe, on Flickr fuse boxes by bent toe, on Flickr crates by bent toe, on Flickr fishing net by bent toe, on Flickr"High life on low budget"
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Jun 20, 2015 12:34 | #69  speed by bent toe, on Flickr uphill by bent toe, on Flickr the dog by bent toe, on Flickr"High life on low budget"
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Jun 20, 2015 12:39 | #70  15XP4181b1 by bent toe, on Flickr 15XP4201b1 by bent toe, on Flickr 15XP4076 by bent toe, on Flickr"High life on low budget"
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Jun 20, 2015 13:54 | #71 bent toe wrote in post #17585595 Ok? This thread is dead empty... Guess there arent many x-pro 1 shooters left. The X100 thread is fairly dead as well. Only a few of us posting. I'm almost of the opinion that all of the Fuji camera pic threads should be combined into one, with each post stating which camera the shot is from. At least that way we'd get more insight into the work other Fuji users are doing. Just my .02 Gear: 5D3, 135L, Sigma 35, 50 1.8 STM, 16-35 F/4L IS, 85/1.8, Fujifilm X100T
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Jun 21, 2015 02:53 | #72 GuitarDTO wrote in post #17604567 The X100 thread is fairly dead as well. Only a few of us posting. I'm almost of the opinion that all of the Fuji camera pic threads should be combined into one, with each post stating which camera the shot is from. At least that way we'd get more insight into the work other Fuji users are doing. Just my .02 I think Fuji need to put out the replacement for the XP1. The Sony threads are buzzing and seem to have all the interest at the moment. The Fuji sensor was exciting on release but hasn't kept up to speed with other brands since. For me, I just can't get used to the slow AF compared to my 7D which is old tech in itself these days. If I could use an intervalometer with it I may carry it with me in the car all the time, but even then, the batteries never seem to hold their charge for a few weeks and go flat quickly when you pull them out of the bag. Niggly things for sure, but added together start to spoil the Fuji experience. Ian
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Codda Member 229 posts Likes: 10 Joined May 2011 More info | So buy yourself an XT1 and with the firmware update in 3 days it will solve all your mentioned problems... and it has a built in intervalometer...less the battery issues. I would also argue people are abandoning every brand at probably the same rate ... ( you can't give the original "old" Sony A7 away ) as everyone knows the grass is always greener ....
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Jun 23, 2015 05:51 | #75 Ok, I dug out my XP1 yesterday, had a few shots on my patio with my daughter and some flowers. This is quite a big crop, shot using manual focusing and peaking. I'm using Elements 11 @ present, I don't like it as I'm used to LR. I can't seem to find anything I want to make adjustments. I'll probably get Photoshop CC sometime in the next few weeks.  Image hosted by forum (733933) © h14nha [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. Ian
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