Testing the X-Pro1

So I recently bought my first mirrorless camera, it's a bit old by todays standards but who cares, I mainly use older tech anyways. I bought the classic, Fujifilm X-Pro1! I've been looking at fuji cameras ever since I got my Fuji S1Pro, so I pulled the trigger and bought the X-Pro. It's been a pretty fun first week of getting the settings down and feeling my way through the camera, but I seemed to have got stuff dialed in.

So for this series of pictures, I'm gonna show off some of the pics from my test shoots this week when I went up to the bay area for a couple days top visit my family. The lens I paired my the X-Pro1 is a Starblitz Auto 28mm F1.8 for Minolta MD mounts with an MD to Fuji X adapter. The pictures i shot were JPEGs with one of my lightroom presets I use. Hope you guys enjoy.

Fujifilm X-Pro1 - Starblitz Auto 28mm f1.8

On July 1st was my uncles birthday, so I was excited to properly take my camera out to take some cool pics at a reservoir we had a bbq at. Here's some of the pics from that day.

Fujifilm X-Pro1 - Starblitz Auto 28mm f1.8

Next up are some pics I got from my Aunt's work and at a cemetery that we went to to visit my aunt's brother who passed away. Definitely pretty nice pics I got from the day.

Fujifilm X-Pro1 - Starblitz Auto 28mm f1.8

And finally here are some pics from when my cusso and I took some pics around Alviso in the bay area, he took some pics with his Mamiya RB67, very cool medium format. I'm excited to see what images he caught with it.

Fujifilm X-Pro1 - Starblitz Auto 28mm f1.8

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