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Depends on the photo, I used both my X-Pro and the 6D extensively. 6D mostly for night shots, and in Kyoto. Exif is on the flickr page if you want to check for a particular photo.
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Depends on the photo, I used both my X-Pro and the 6D extensively. 6D mostly for night shots, and in Kyoto. Exif is on the flickr page if you want to check for a particular photo.
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Touristy temple stuff, let me know if this is too torturous
. The Fushimi Inari Shrine in particular is something I've always wanted to see in person.
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iPhone 4 with two shot HDR and in-phone post image processing only.
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No, but it does here often. Luckily it is the summer and much less rain action.:rolleyes:
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http://www.amazon.com/Sony-VFA49R1-Filter-Adapter-DSC-RX100/dp/B00DQHZZ0O
That's an adapter that allows you to put filters on your RX100. Then you can buy things like these to allow for a closer focusing distance:
http://www.amazon.com/49mm-Macro-Close-Glass-Filter/dp/B000L450WI/
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Not yet anyways, there's a standing rumor that one is supposed to be released this year.
I'm using the rokinon (samyang) 14mm - all but the first shot in in the last post I made were with that lens. The second shot is not corrected for distortion (occasionally I leave it when it fits the image), but correcting for it works well. Edge sharpness varies based on focal distance and aperture, but when done correctly it's really good (admittedly some of the shots I've posted aren't great on the edges because of quick, on the fly manual adjustments
It's f/2.8, which is why it's popular for astrophotography, but it also focuses really close and has nice bokeh which makes it fun for goofy close-ups
I'm waiting on getting a canon wide angle until I see if they come out with something better than the current zooms that doesn't have a protruding front element (so I can use filters again).
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It working well for you.. Nice pictures
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