X-E2 in the pinewoods | Catch me if you can | Rafael García Márquez
The waiting Not the best time to have a new camera in my hands to give it a try and see how it feels. Got a cold that has kept me home for some time. Excuses… a top photographer can Read more …
Aida: The April Session | Patrick La Roque
Lately I’ve somewhat veered away from the technical aspects of photography in the blog, mostly posting short essays in between new Fuji gear reviews. But there is a point at which it might become too self-involved. I do realize that. So Read more …
Fujifilm X Pro1 and X100s Street Photograpy in Oslo |
Lars Øivind Authen
On a dark november’s evening like this I miss the Norwegian summer. So after posting lots of pictures from Thailand recently, I thought I’d post some street shots from Norway. These picutres were taken in Oslo during a thai food Read more …
Fujifilm Finds Niche With Old-Style Cameras That Mask a
High-Tech Core | New York Times
Like many professional photographers, Irwin Wong, who shoots pictures for Japanese magazines, relies on digital single-lens reflex cameras for the bulk of his work — “bulk” being the operative word. “It’s a beastly camera to carry around,” Mr. Wong said Read more …
Fujifilm launches free digital magazine dedicated for X-series users |
Fujifilm X Magazin
Fujifilm has launched a unique digital magazine to help X-series users across the world get even more from their cameras, lenses and accessories. The free magazine is available in six languages and can be viewed through web browsers and both Read more …
First Shots With The Fuji X-E2 | Jim Radcliffe
All of these shots were taken over a period of two to three hours on November 18 late in the afternoon with the X-E2 at my favorite auto graveyard near Denton, Texas. Weather was cloudy with a bit of sun Read more …
Fujifilm X-E2 Digital Camera | Othman Kammah
I’m not here to review this camera, only to talk about it from my point of view. If you are looking for technical reviews you will be disappointed. There are way more qualified people out there to give you that, Read more …
Hagia Sophia | Sabino Parente
Once a church, later a mosque, the Hagia Sophia is a unique place full of history and incredibly mystic, the only building in the world that served to three religions in order: Pagan, Christian Orthodox and Sunni Islam, an important Read more …
Helios 58mm f2.0 and Tokina 135mm f2.8 M42 lenses on the Fuji X-Pro1 |
Gabor Nagy
I’m not sure if I need the Fuji 55-200mm lens, obviously I’d love to have it, I just can’t afford all the things I want. But I’ll definitely get the new 56mm 1.2 lens once it comes out. Meanwhile we Read more …
Fuji X-E2 – Amazing Quality! | Mark Hilliard
I moved to Fuji after a long search for a small light weight camera system after loosing 80% use of both hands and arms. I went through ALL of the micro 4/3 systems (and even kept 2!). I sold $40,000 Read more …