My X100S was utilized in a commercial shoot for Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s 2014 Beethoven Festival Banner (80 feet by 18 feet) which hangs on the side of their building. I chose to make the image with this camera due to its leaf shutter. This was shot with a studio strobe and a parabolic 51″ modifier at f11, 1/640 shutter speed to reduce the ambient light.
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That’s quite a capable litt’l fellow! Congrats, the real master is light creator
Thank you
Sorry, I am so heavily into the XE1 bodies that I forgot that the X100 is a leaf shutter camera and can synch at any speed. Don’t I feel silly. Still curious as the strobe or strobes you used.
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What can one say but WOW! Beautiful image by a photographer who knows his equipment. The X100S is “S”imply amazing. Now I want one even more.
Thank you Frank. If you get one you’ll love it as I do.
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