A question for y'all! I'm noticing an interesting aspect of the automatic WB in my X-E1 - on these bright snow reflective days, it's too cool. I end up bumping up the yellow in all the finished shots. I think I'm going to have to set it to shoot in 'cloudy' mode & see if that compensates. Anyone else running into this?
Originally posted by Mr Bassie Lovely shot Mr. Bassie - striking simple composition.
Originally posted by skankin_giant [...]
And some I put through the NIK collection.
A happy bobby. Funny old thing the guy standing behind me was using a X-Pro 1 as well, he opted for the 18mm while I was using the 35mm.
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Cheers, Steve
Oh man, Silver Efex can do no wrong - especially in your hands Steve
It's such a specific look and always draws my eye. Ha - I've run into only *one* other Fuji shooter - and weirdly we were both stopping to shoot the same street musician. Totally random. He about grabbed my shoulder going, "IS THAT AN X100? ME TOO!" It's a small club
The Clark Fork river, frozen over. Love how the processing came out on this one (Analog, Nik) - the blues and golden grasses. It took 20 minutes in Nik to get the crisp definition & rich colors I wanted without going into 'Velvia ow!' territory (I like Velvia a lot of times, but it can make things too candy colored!)....and then Analog just took all that color tweaking and made it timeless. Worth all the effort!
The Higgins St. bridge with it's lacy-looking snow flake decorations. There was such interesting *light* yesterday - it wasn't misty or foggy...it was a glow on the mountains. Added to the geometry of the railings and power lines, I really like how this pic came out in monochrome (Silver Efex - a rare use of just a preset
).