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Some Photos from my X-Pro1 (Edwards Gardens and DT Toronto)

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Finally I have some more time to use my X-Pro1 around GTA. All from JPGs.





Edwards Gardens





Downtown Toronto





Downtown Toronto





Edwards Gardens





Edwards Gardens
 
FDL37 said:
Why in the first picture is the sky greenish?
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François
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I have no idea, is it because I am using the CP filter?
 
Is this a typical example of the foliage issue with the X-Pro1 (looking at the original, top left and right corners). I'm still to make a decision on this camera, one day it's good and I'm ready to buy, then I see this and other threads today with more examples of basic focussing issues.
iseeu said:
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RogerMuss said:
Is this a typical example of the foliage issue with the X-Pro1 (looking at the original, top left and right corners). I'm still to make a decision on this camera, one day it's good and I'm ready to buy, then I see this and other threads today with more examples of basic focussing issues.
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There's no foilage issue with the Fuji X-pro 1 as far as I can see.

Adobe Lightroom 4.1 and it's raw file converter has problems in certain situations, and for Lightroom users I hope Adobe sorts this out. As far as I can tell this is a Adobe problem and not Fujis mistake because I have tried two other RAW converters and not seen this problem.

I would say many of the focusing issues with the Fuji are simply people expecting the focusing system to work as in a dslr. I had some problems with it too, but after reading the manual and getting some tips in this forum, I now must say that it's working fine. Used correctly it's not that slow really.

Oh, and btw - my first post in here - Hello everybody! :D
 
i don't know what CP filter is, but if you used it also for the other pictures it does not seem to be the cause. I also doubt it could be due to Camera Raw or the X-pro itself if you were using the same configuration for all shots.
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François
 
Great location... Though I have to say the photos worry me as someone that just bought the camera.

I am on a Gov computer so it could well be the monitor. But do all the photos seem very soft/out of focus?

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FDL37 said:
i don't know what CP filter is, but if you used it also for the other pictures it does not seem to be the cause. I also doubt it could be due to Camera Raw or the X-pro itself if you were using the same configuration for all shots.
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François
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I just uploaded the one from raw converted using LR 4.1, the colour looks like better than jpg.



 
Ignore this. Apparently, this computer takes forever to actually load images fully. Great stuff!
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Everything flows down leash...
 
Michael H West said:
Ignore this. Apparently, this computer takes forever to actually load images fully. Great stuff!
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Everything flows down leash...
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Michael, I saw you just get the X-Pro1 too, you will love it, my D700 now just sitting in the bag now. I carry this camera with 3 lenses everyday, my wife said that I am a nerd :)
 
Effectively it looks much better with the raw processed by Lightroom than the JPEG. I have already made this experience.
The all series is now outstanding! Congratulations!
François
 
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