Nightscaping with a Fuji X100

[nebulosity. (Jo)]

I borrowed my brothers Fuji X100 the other night and took a few images down at the back paddock and was pretty pleased with them so I thought I'd post a few of the best ones.

The fuji images are a lot more blue than what I am used to but I don't mind it.

Fuji X100, 35mm lens at F2, 20 second exposures, ISO 3200.

Thanks for looking!

Cheers
Jo

[xelasnave]

Magic
Frame some up..you will have xmas and birthdays covered and what a well recurved.treasured gift.
You should be very proud

[xelasnave]

Nurses very impressed

[nebulosity. (Jo)]

Thanks a lot Alex

Jo

[Regulus (Trevor)]

They're really nice photos Jo.
I am surprised at the colour because generally these new Fuji's are superb (and the lenses; wow). I have to save up for one I think for getting into the awkward places the eos has difficulty going when I chase fungi

[dutch2 (Ingrid)]

Beautiful images, well done.

[StephenM (Stephen)]

Looks like a good camera/lens combo Jo. And a fantastic location for nightscapes! Great shots.

Cheers,
Stephen

[Dealy (Kev)]

Beautiful shots Jo.

[hotspur (Chris)]

Fantastic images! very well done!The reflections in #1 are very nice.

Is that sky glow from Toowoomba?

[nebulosity. (Jo)]

Originally Posted by hotspur

Fantastic images! very well done!The reflections in #1 are very nice.

Is that sky glow from Toowoomba?

Yeah, that's Toowoomba. Sometimes LP isn't all that bad

Jo

[Regulus (Trevor)]

Just came by for a second look Jo and I think I could easily like with a few of these in frames around the house. They are very nice.
Trev

[gregbradley]

Was this auto white balance? Its the white balance that is a bit cool that gives the blue look. You most likely can set it manuallly and make it a bit warmer say 4900K.

Otherwise if shot in RAW you can change it in Lightroom or whatever software you use.

Greg.