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Because everybody loves Machu Picchu. Fuji x100s + wcl-x100

Our tent (the middle blue one) on 4300m above sealevel just before our coldest night in Peru with a splendid view on the (moonlit) Salkantay during the Salkantay Trail last month :D Fuji x100s + WCL-x100 on Gorillapod

It can do stars as Well! xX00s with WCL-x100 on gorillapod. Puno, Peru.

Lady on the peer

What happens when you expose for the MC, wait for the right pose, press the shutter, while all the lights suddenly turn on...

Vibration should be no issue on a tripod anyway. So when in doubt about IS on a tripod... Get a better tripod!!

Bump. Still not the best camaera for action photography but stil doable to get some fast action shots. ;)

Finally reunited with his 3.5 months old daughter... Thier first moment together in an elevator at the airport

Dutch landscapes

Into the dark

Bridemaids

After the long exposure picture I posted in a previous thread, I tried a few other long exposure/panning shots using the Fuji x100s during an inline skate race last weekend. This one came out pretty... ehhm... arty :D On the front the rainbow jersey of the World champion followed by the...

I think you are right about the vignet. Put an update on with less vignetting. I think a little bit of falloff to the corners adds something to the picture so I did not eliminate it completely :D

Was a bit bored in a long train ride and played a little bit with my fuji x100s. Usually I am not so into the long exposure stuff while photographing traffic or being inside a vehicle. But one way or the other, this photo kind of caught my attention and never made it into the trashcan. The...

Awesome pics! Great work!

Probably mainly a size issue. And maybe just to keep the price reasonable :p

Nice pics. Only the blurry vignet in picture 1 is a bit to much for my taste...

Always nice to have a camera with you when an epic dark sky reveals a (partial) rainbow over the city. Used a polariser to intensify the colors.

One of the few locations where I could not really get my shots with the x100s. Thankfully I took the big dSLR with a long lens to get the desired compression of the scene. But even with a wider lens, the bluebell forest Hallerbos (belgium) is a treat for the eye!

Some people sometimes forget that you don't have to travel to the other side of the world to see beatifull people, architecture, landscapes and citycenters! Nice set!

I like those! Unusual but very nice compositions!

Valid argument ;) Did not really think about the benefit of the leafshutter since I do all my flash work with my dslr. I should give it a go with the x100s though!

I don't really get the idea of getting a camera without ICL's and the start getting screw on converters... Better get a TX-1 then. I was so happy with my x100 because I didn't have the urge to buy new lenses like on my dslr, and then they came up with a wide angle converter, and now this...

My favorite model ;)

Sometimes 35 is a little tight, and sometimes a little long, but not having to worry about which lens to put on gives so much peace in my head while shooting the x100s that I can cope with 'problem' and mostly find a different viewpoint or angle to get the picture anyway ;) No eye for the dress

With small mirrorless camera's one can now stick a camera in every coat or bag. So no more excuse for not having a camera. You just need to challenge yourself to get it out and take pictures, even on everyday occasions like just going to work, walking the dog, doing groceries, etc ;)

An older serie from last boxing day. All shot with a Fuji x100s. I like to shoot quare pictures with my fuji, so the composition is a central crop of the raw file. I shoot raw+jpeg just to get a square picture in the EVF (that also displays black and white) Some typical Dutch scenery close to...

First post here ;) Some great pictures in this (and other threads). Here some of my pictures from Paris, my first travel/citytrip without the big old chunky dSLR (which I still love though). 1. Louvre 2. Notre Dame 3. Eiffel Tower 4. Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle 5. The...