A fashion set with Alena testing the new Fuji X70 | Alessandro Michelazzi
Fujifilm continues with his magic touch which allowed to churn out beautiful and, above all, high quality cameras in recent years. The Fuji X100 (in the original version, and the S / T variants) is now almost a legendary series: Read more …
Training Your Eye | Olaf Sztaba
Although I love music, I am well aware of my shortcomings, politely speaking, in this matter. If I hired a music teacher and practised for years, I might be able to sing one song without turning the audience hostile and Read more …
5 Ways that Fear Inhibits Your Photography | Mark Morris
For starters, this is not your typical ‘how to improve a specific thing in your photography’ type of article. I do feel strongly, however, that this topic is one that is very important for creatives of all sorts to wrestle Read more …
XF16-55mm f/2.8 WR lens gets added to the kit | Don Craig
Since January, work has been busy. It’s so busy that one might think there will be an election in a little over a year. One might think that. For the past few years, I have been using prime lenses on Read more …
We Compare Corel’s AfterShot Pro 3 RAW Algorithm to Adobe and Capture One | Jaron Schneider
Earlier today, Corel announced AfterShot Pro 3, a program that looks like a legitimate threat to Adobe Lightroom’s dominance. It has many of the same features, some even more robust than that of Adobe’s, and has a proprietary raw algorithm Read more …
Wedding Photography Fuji Xpro2 | Michael Gane
After over 20 years documenting wedding’s its quite natural to understand the process, although you would think that each wedding is the same, believe it or not; I still get butterflies the week before, its a good thing (I keep Read more …
My Most Important Camera Feature is How It Makes Me Feel | Spencer Bentley #PetaPixel
Recently one of my cousins messaged me asking for some camera advice. He was looking for help choosing a new camera and wondered if I had any suggestions. Without wasting any time I started writing back a sort of stream Read more …
Workhorse of a lens – XF16-55mm F2.8 | Ben Cherry
I have to be honest, I didn’t really like this lens until about 24hrs ago… It always seemed to be too big and when compared to the wonderful prime lenses on offer it didn’t offer as good low light capabilities, Read more …
Why Did I Leave The Fuji System…. | Steve Ashton
To be honest I have kept away from the blog for a long period now as we have been concentrating on developing our wedding photography business. So please excuse the long winded article. I am not a fantastic blog writer Read more …
A practical and hands-on review of the Fujifilm X-T1 and 56 f1.2 | Malachi Ajose
Welcome to my review of the Fujfilm X-T1 and Fujinon XF 56, ’the big guns’ combination. As stated in my last review, I wanted my review to be organic, realistic and useful for photographers. I am not going to give you a Read more …