ITALIAN RATIONALISM WITH THE X-TRANS SENSOR |
GIANNI GALASSI
The brightly lit buildings and empty spaces of the Foro Italico compound in Rome make one of the most celebrated masterworks of the Italian Rationalism, as well as the ideal subject to test the monochrome attitude of last generation’s Fuji Read more …
Fujifilm XT-1 review | Daniel Bader
The adage, “you don’t know what you’ve got ‘til it’s gone” applies to my experience with the Fujifilm X-T1. It’s one of the only cameras I’ve ever tested that felt like an extension of my hand. While at first its Read more …
Fuji X-T1 Review — The Best X-Series Camera? | Todd Owyoung
Fuji X-T2 Review Summary and End Notes Overall, the Fuji X-T1 offers an extremely satisfying photography experience. The body represents a compact, responsive tool with uncompromising image quality with an arsenal of extremely high performance glass available to it. While it Read more …
Just what is this new organic sensor thing? |
Fujifilm X News & Rumors by MikeS
Ever notice that when the future is mentioned the biggest interest is what lenses are coming next. And, that when the X-Pro 2 did not appear, it has been „naturally“ assumed this must mean a FF or at least an Read more …
Fujinon XF 10-24 mm Review | Donato Chirulli
I must admit I was waiting to test this new Fuji zoom lens for several reasons. The most important being the fact that it covers a focal range that wasn’t covered by the Fuji lenses lineup, with the exception of Read more …
Fujifilm XF 10-24mm f/4 R OIS Wide Angle X-Mount lens –
First Impressions | Matthew Maddock
Fujifilm UK were kind enough to lend me the new XF 10-24mm lens for a short one week trip to Morocco (thanks guys, much appreciated!). Due to other commitments whilst there I wasn’t able to use it for as much Read more …
Review: Fujifilm 10-24mm f4 R OIS | Arny Raedts
The Fujifilm XF 10-24mm F4 R OIS is a new ultra wide-angle lens for the X-system, offering a field of view equivalent to 15-36mm in 35mm terms. People familiar with my work, know I really love ultra-wide lenses. The Sony Read more …
X Photography: Shooting in the dark… | Simon Weir
Photographing Classical Music often involves shooting in low light levels – especially when the concert involves multimedia and projections – and just such an event took place at London’s LSO St Luke’s earlier this month when the Aurora Orchestra, conducted by Read more …
Fuji X-T1 for wedding photography: In Depth | Phil Drinkwater
I’m known for being incredibly picky about the gear I use. Photographers tend to say “it’s the photographer, not the camera” and they are right in a way. However, the truth is that the camera either does or doesn’t allow you Read more …
Fivedotsix Camerabag | Curt Ekblom
Nice Camera Bag designed by Curt Ekblom SWE Google Translater: 1962 I bought my first Leica M2. Until I acquired a Benserväska; I remember it as a kid and smart with compartments for each accessories and lenses. I like to Read more …