48 hours. New York Stories | Patrick La Roque

Its 10:15 AM when we land at Laguardia — wait… I shouldn’t start like that. Hic et nunc, here and now; My french lit teacher used to hate this: too obvious, an “expected stratagem” he’d say. Good ‚ole Monsieur Godart… He’d Read more …

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Sensor Crop Factors and Equivalence | Nasim Mansurov

The subject of sensor crop factors and equivalence has become rather controversial between photographers, sparking heated debates on photography sites and forums. So much has been posted on this topic, that it almost feels redundant to write about it again. Read more …

Fuji XF60mm f/2.4 R Macro: A Lens Re-visited | Dave Young

With the release of the X-pro1, Fuji released 3 prime lenses for their interchangeable lens system cameras, the 18mm, 35mm and 60mm. With a 35mm focal equivalent view of 90mm, Fuji’s 60mm lens was the ideal portrait lens, together with Read more …

Fujifilm TCL-X100 tele-conversion lens | Phil Hall

For me, the Fujifilm X100S is one of the standout cameras of the past few years. I love the relatively compact size, classic styling, handling and the results it produces thanks to the excellent sensor and 35mm equivalent lens. With Read more …

Olympus E-M1 vs. Fuji X-T1 – after using both for a longer period
of time | Robin Schimko

Verdict There are more things that separate those two cameras and my findings just represent the most important ones for me. Either way both of these cameras are very capable and both have their strengths and weaknesses. If you want a Read more …

Fujifilm XF 56mm f/1.2 APD, XF 50-140mm f/2.8 and
Zeiss Touit 50mm f/2.8 – A portrait gallery | MirrorLessons

A couple of weeks ago, Heather and I spent the day at a special Touch & Try event organised by the great people at the Riflessi Shop in Turin. There we had the chance to have a second look at the Read more …

Close Examination of Fuji X-Series Lag Time |
Easycass on Digital Photography Review

Conclusions From these tests, one can conclude that the lag time, between firing the shutter and capturing the image, is variable according to what camera and lens is being used, the aperture selected, the focal length of the lens, the Read more …

That one shot | Othman Kammah

Last week’s travel to Mexico was great. The weather was beautiful, the people were fantastic, and the Fuji X100S by my side — once again — did not disappoint. As a matter of fact it allowed me to get „that Read more …

Street Beats – Toronto with the X-Pro1 and
Some Scary Mean Dude | Peter Evans

Toronto. City of Scott Pilgrim, craft beer, trams, music and skyscrapers. But was it going to be a city prime for street photography? Or one where the hapless Brit with a Fuji camera get the ever-loving crap beaten out of Read more …

Storyteller Series: The secret side of childhood | Patrick St-Hilaire

As a portrait photographer, I am always inspired by other photographers that have the ability to capture a portrait that is so compelling and thought provoking.  It is a rare gift to capture the essence of a person within a Read more …