Review: The Fujifilm X100T Has Changes Galore,
But Should We Buy It? | Colin Peddle

When the X100 was first released by Fujifilm the camera world popped with excitement. It was revolutionary in the eyes of many photographers. When the X100S dropped, we lauded Fujifilm shouting “Yes! They fixed so much!”. Now with the December Read more …

The Fuji XT-1 and XC 50-230 meet Australian Wildlife |
Caveira Photography

Most of us are guilty of spending our dollars on getting that ‚perfect lens‘ or piece of gear that will ‚make my photos so much better‘. It’s bred into us via the internet and marketing and I am certainly guilty Read more …

Up Goes The Ante: Fuji’s X100T | Gregor Simpson

Truth be told, I rather dislike writing about cameras that are currently on the market. Inevitably, if a camera doesn’t fulfill my needs, I’m labelled ‘an idiot’ by those who are loyal to the brand. If a camera does fulfill Read more …

The Poor Mans Leica, FUJI X100S | Drew Hopper

After months of research and anticipation I finally purchased a Fuji X100S, and in short, it would have to be my best photography purchase to date. I wasn’t sure whether I’d like it as much as my eyes fancied the Read more …

Test: Fujifilm X100T | Klaus Zellweger

Die Edel-Kompakte von Fujifilm geht in die dritte Runde. Auch dieses Mal haben es die Japaner geschafft, dieser eigenwilligen Kamera ein paar einzigartige Funktionen zu spendieren. Äusserlich ist die X100T vom Vorgängermodell kaum zu unterscheiden. Und das ist auch gut Read more …

Hello Leica M8 | Calogero Randazzo

I was shooting with Fuji X-Pro 1, X-E2 and the X-100, when I had the chance to rent a Leica M8 with a Voigtländer 35mm and a 50mm Summicron. For years I was looking for a Rangefinder but ended up Read more …

Leica M 240 Review | Craig Fleming

It’s not really a question I needed to ponder over for too long. Leica cameras are the dream machines of many a snapper, young and old, and I’ve never seen a camera get so much attention. Understandably, a lot of Read more …

Rikenon 55mm f/1.2 review | Jonas Rask

Vintage lens review time! Some weeks ago I was browsing the classifieds as I regularly do, in search of good ol’ photography gold. My search never really broadens enough to include the word “Ricoh” but on this particular day I Read more …

Leica M | Art Shots

A decision that did not came immediately but was inevitable from the beginning… Leica cameras were introduced to me by a friend of mine somewhere back in 2005. At this time I was looking for a relatively inexpensive way to Read more …

Shooting With Leica’s Nutty No-Screen Camera Is Half Joy, Half Fantasy | Michael Hession

The Leica M Edition 60 is the company’s 60th anniversary limited-edition version of its latest M rangefinder. It costs around $20,000 and has no display and no buttons (aside from the shutter). To some, it’s ridiculous. To most, it’s unaffordable. Read more …