Recent content by 2slo

St Mungo's church, Simonburn by Mark Corpe, on Flickr

Untitled by Mark Corpe, on Flickr

Just started using the latest LR and PS versions with the X-Pro2. They seem to handle the files better than the previous versions that I was using and now the .Raf files (RAW images) can be taken straight into LR rather than going through silkypix first. Here's my first processed image done...

Walking the dogs on Saltburn pier. X-Pro2 + 23mm f/1.4:

X-Pro II with 35mm f/2 lens:

You can self medicate to an extent. I cured Leica M246 GAS by buying a Fuji X-Pro 2. So far it's working :)

A couple more with the 35mm f/2:

I don't know why but comparing the image I posted above with what I see on Photoshop shows noticeable differences. Ther halos aren't there on what I processed on photoshop and the image looks a lot better than it does on here. Here's one I took today. Definitely not HDR. I only took the 50mm...

Starting to get an idea of how to work with the RAW files from the X-Pro 2 now.

A good day out today with the new X Pro 2. I started with the 23mm f/1.4 and I found I was enjoying that so much I hardly used the 35mm f/2 which I took out as well. Lovely image quality from this combination. I took about 60 images with it, here's the first. Don't worry I wont be posting all of...

Much as i wanted to I just couldn't get out to take any proper pics today so I'll have to just show you a boring test shot I took with the 23mm. To get this from RAW into LR involved use of Fuji's RAW file convertor which is a step I'd rather not bother with but it will have to do until I get LR...

Mine just arrived. First impressions: the camera is slightly larger than I was expecting (even after seeing pics and videos of it) but the 35mm f/2 lens is tiny! Easily the smallest lens I own. The 23mm f/1.4 is a lot bigger. Camera and lenses seem well built. Got the battery on charge now and...

I like the second one. Ultimate sharpness isn't always a priority, the soft focus effect with the lens is well suited to the subject here. I'd have a go with that for people portraits too, I bet you could get good results.

That's a far better view than I get on the way to my local! Good shots with plenty of detail.

It's only money, get off the fence and get it bought!