Latest pics for my 2014 project

29/12/2014

FUJIFILM X-T1 & XF 56mm f/1.2R EXPOSURE: 1/2400sec @ f/2 ISO 200

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2014 wasn't really a fruitful year for my "street" photography but the few chances I got to venture out I managed to get some interesting images - so I think! If you happen to like any of my "2014 Project" images please take the time to let me know.

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5 Comments

juan.kis@gmail.com link

3/1/2015 06:36:13 pm

Great photos as always John!

I see that some of the images were taken with the x100s. Also some others were taken with the 23mm on the X-T1. Do you use the x100s on your paid shoots like weddings and events ? I know I'm not being original, but for now I kept my Canon DSRL, and have just one Fuji lens (the 35mm) withg the X-T1. I'd love to have the 23mm, but I saw the x100s for less than $800....
I know in the future I'll have the 23mm but for now that the X-T1 is my official second camera, is a dilemma. My second Fuji step should be the XF23mm or the X100s/t ?

John Caz

3/1/2015 11:21:04 pm

The big dilemma; X100 series camera or 23mm. I went through it just recently and decided to replace my X100s with a 2nd body and the 23mm. I will have more on the subject soon. Its not an easy one to answer and don't rely on my recent decision because if I had the spare funds, I would definitely have both the 23mm and the newer X100t.

Cheers
John

Juan Kis link

4/1/2015 11:45:04 pm

Thank you John! I'd love to hear more about that. I know that I'm not the only one asking for that. As I have one foot on DSLR and the other on the X-T1 and always work with two bodies, I think I'll wait. I read they might release a new X-PRO camera and we'll see if that look more to an X-PRO1 or to the X-T1.

Gabor Riedo

10/2/2015 08:23:52 am

Congratulation Mr. Caz,

excellent and great photos in black&white. I like most the picture with the barber. I've never get this quality with my conversion to b&w. Which conversion-methode do you use oder prefer? LAB-convertion in photoshop? Adjustment layers with levels and curves and mask tool? Plugins like Tonality..? In camera conversion?

best regards and wishes to Greece

Gabor

John Caz

11/2/2015 01:37:36 am

Thanks Gabor, glad you like my work. My B&W workflow is as follows: Select and corrected images are exported from Lightroom to Photoshop and from there I use Nik Silver Efex Pro.

Cheers
John