Fujifilm Fuji X70 — Fuji vs. Fuji
Excluding iterative releases of the X100, the X70 marks Fuji’s second fixed focal length “Premium Compact Camera.” It came as a bit of a surprise alongside the announcement of the X-Pro2. Fuji were likely hoping to recapture the magic of Read more …
Prepping for South Africa | Donovan Bond
As my Twitter followers might know, I’m getting for a pretty big trip to South Africa, where I’m fortunate enough to be going on a Safari. I’m incredibly excited to have this fantastic photographic opportunity ahead of me, but it Read more …
35mm f/1.4 vs. 35mm f/2 WR | Fuji vs. Fuji
We like refer to the 50mm equivalent as “normal,” the focal length chosen to most closely match our own field of view. Despite this rather boring moniker, the normal lens is used by a huge number of photographers to create Read more …
Inspiration: Thomas Menk | Fuji vs. Fuji
As a reader of this site, you almost certainly already know Thomas Menk as the hardest working guy in Fuji curation. Lately, I’ve been enjoying the appearance his work as a photographer in my Twitter feed even more. While I’ve Read more …
Fuji MHG-XT Hand Grip Review | Fuji vs. Fuji
If you need more grip for your X-T1, the MHG-XT Hand Grip is an excellent option. I consider the Arca-Swiss compatability to be a bonus, rather than the reason to buy. A dedicated L-plate is a better way to go Read more …
56mm ƒ/1.2 vs. APD | Fuji vs. Fuji
If I’m being honest, I was initially wondering what the difference was. The more I look at these images though, the more I can see the difference the APD filter is making in blurring out the background into a sea Read more …
10-24mm ƒ/4 vs. Primes | Fuji vs. Fuji
Since I made the jump from DSLR to mirrorless, I had been waiting for the lens that would fill the void left by my 14-24mm ultra-wide to wide angle zoom. It was on the roadmap, but months away, and Fujifilm didn’t have a prime that that got even close to a 14mm full frame equivalent. 3rd party offerings like Zeiss’s Touit 12mm got us closer, but still not quite to the width I was used to, and its sharpness had been called into question. Fujifilm’s FUJINON XF 10-24mm ƒ/4 covers an extraordinary range, from 15mm, all the way to 36mm. That’s 1mm narrower on the wide end than I had on full frame, but a full 12mm more on the opposite end of the focal range. The question is, can the 10-24mm ƒ/4 produce photos of a standard of quality that truly realizes its convenience? ….
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The X-T1 is ready | Fuji vs. Fuji
There were a couple of issues that plagued the release of the X-T1. The first that most already know about, was the light leak. The second, slightly less well know is this, the directional pad of buttons (or D-pad) used Read more …
X-T1 vs. X-E2 vs. X-Pro1 | Fuji vs. Fuji
Another complete overhaul. This time, it’s my X-T1 vs. X-E2 vs. X-Pro1 page. It is still getting a remarkable amount of traffic, so I figured I would remove the rumour content. I didn’t stop there though. I’ve added a bunch Read more …
Fujifilm and Full Frame | Fuji vs. Fuji
Now, this is all just speculation. I am in no way suggesting that it’s something Fujifilm has to do or that we need a full frame camera in order to produce images that compete with the DSLRs, but if Fujifilm Read more …