Trip to Lundby krat with the X-100F

My all time favorite camera, is the handy little X-100F camera from Fujifilm, its the camera i bring everywhere i go, family trips, shopping, for a walk, our out for beer with friends (Remember we used to do that…. ;( ) The best camera is the one you have with you, and as much as i like my big medium format film cameras, they are not always practical.

Picture from a family outing to a local forest area called Lundby Krat, with some nice hilly hiking routes. And not many people, which is essential in these times! Stay safe out there!

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Morning walk in Noerresundby with expired film (Agfa Vista 400)

Digging in to my to-do list on film scanning 🙂 (Scanned 5, only missing to scan 20 more!). So this popped up last night, a morning walk with a good photo friend to experience the fantastic morning light. I was shooting my trusty Nikon F4, with a nifty fifty, and some expired Agfa Vista 400 from 20003. These pictures are pretty much straight out of the scanner, scanned with the Agfa Vista 400 profile in Silverfast, and a small exposure adjustment (was slightly overexposed, but i always do that with film).

The film is a 400 speed but, but it was shot at 100, 2 stops over exposed. 1 Stop would have been enough i think, but better safe than sorry, and i like the result, it has the film look i like, This is almost my last roll of that film, and im gonna miss it!

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Trip to Fosdal and Langdal in Tranum, Denmark with the X-Pro1

If you ever come to the northern part of Denmark, and you want to hike, and see some of the most beautiful nature in Denmark, there is some great trails to wander here, and its only gets prettier as we move into spring :). Thats what i did with a photo buddy the other day, we walked the +11 kilometre red route, which is absolutely beautiful. But be prepared, bring water, and be comfortable with steep climbs, but the rewards are great.

All shot with the ancient X-pro1 + 18-135 Fujinon. But i still think they product great results for an almost 8 year old camera, sometimes makes you wonder why you alwas have G.A.S for new gear.

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Overexposed Portra 400 look, with free Lightroom Preset for Fujifilm Cameras.

I’m pretty fascinated with how over exposed Portra 400 look on film, and i have been experimenting with how, i get that look on of my Fuji cameras (It might work on other brands, have not tested) . Its not a total replica, and you cannot just take any image and apply it, but it helps with some settings, if you provide an image that has the right lighting.

  1. First download the v1 here or v2 here(Google how to install a preset)
  2. Shoot a slightly overexposed images 1/2-1 stop depending on light, works best with objects in sunlight
  3. Morning light is just better 🙂
  4. Import the image to Lightroom, i adjust the base image to Fuji Chrome, so that is the base for the preset.
  5. Apply the preset, and adjust to your image.
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Overexposed Portra 400 look, with free Lightroom Preset for Fujifilm Cameras.

I’m pretty fascinated with how over exposed Portra 400 look on film, and i have been experimenting with how, i get that look on of my Fuji cameras (It might work on other brands, have not tested) . Its not a total replica, and you cannot just take any image and apply it, but it helps with some settings, if you provide an image that has the right lighting.

  1. First download the v1 here or v2 here(Google how to install a preset)
  2. Shoot a slightly overexposed images 1/2-1 stop depending on light, works best with objects in sunlight
  3. Morning light is just better 🙂
  4. Import the image to Lightroom, i adjust the base image to Fuji Chrome, so that is the base for the preset.
  5. Apply the preset, and adjust to your image.
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