Friday, June 15, 2012

Fujifilm X100 with WCL-X100 28mm Adapter Lens

I am really enjoying the new 28mm adapter lens for the X100.  Yesterday I stopped by Mt. Zion cemetery off the LIE to try out the new performance of my X100.  Mt. Zion has over 200,000 people buried there.
Here are a few images.  Every image shows edge to edge sharpness and no apparent change in performance of the camera that I can tell in any facet with the WCL-X100 attached.


THIS IMAGE IS TWEAKED with NIK Software











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2 comments:

  1. Brandon, the wide conversion lens looks great. The results here and in your other post are very nice, and I have often wished that the X100 was 28mm eq.

    You said that one of the images in this post was tweaked with Nik Software - I was particularly admiring the colours and look of the images. Was that all of the images here, or only that one, and which Nik software did you use?

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  2. The first image here has the caption stating it was tweaked with NIK. I have Color Efex Pro. The other post with the sunsets, boy, and partying were all pretty much as shot. I use Aperture for all my organization and editing. None of the images are processed in CS. As another note - I usually shoot all RAW. With the X100 that's been my choice. With the X-Pro1 I've been shooting jpegs so far, but will switch once the Aperture processor for RAW is included.

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