Tokyo Daijingu
Have not visited the Tokyo Daijingu for a while. Still looking awesome !
Have not visited the Tokyo Daijingu for a while. Still looking awesome !
Mitakon Zhongyi Speedmaster 35mm f/0.95 Mark II at the front, Fuji X-H1 at back: a red bicycle at night in Kagurazaka. APS-C + IBIS and fast (manual) lenses, a dream combo coming true for me :)
Mitakon Zhongyi Speedmaster 35mm f/0.95 Mark II at the front, Fuji X-H1 at back: old roofs at night in Kagurazaka. APS-C + IBIS and fast (manual) lenses, a dream combo coming true for me :)
Mitakon Zhongyi Speedmaster 35mm f/0.95 Mark II at the front, Fuji X-H1 at back: Yebisu sign at night in Kagurazaka. APS-C + IBIS and fast (manual) lenses, a dream combo coming true for me :)
Trying the little 35mm Zeiss Biogon on the Fuji X-T2, this time at night a few steps away from home in Kagurazaka. No post-processing (red filter aside): love the result.
Had nailed the perfect shot when this grumpy guy (at the bottom) decided he couldn’t wait 3s… :(
New discovery in Kagurazaka :)
Yakitori night with two french daddies from the school – good food, good chat.
Wide angle, large aperture and close to the ground with the XF 16mm/f1.4 in Kagurazaka at night.
Tokyo Daijingu: one of my favourite shooting spot with the 135mm/f2 so had to take the XF 90mm/f2 for a try – not to bad I would say.
Taking the GX85 for a night out. AF tracking of faces works really nicely, even in low light. JPEG are straight from the camera and noise remains ok up to ISO 3000. After that, the denoise produces overly soft pictures. Overall, not too bad for a micro 4/3.