The Myth of More (not just another Fuji X100T review) | Randall Armor
I’ll say this right up front- what you’re about to read is not a review of the Fujifilm X100T. That’s a good thing, because I’m a lousy camera reviewer. So if that’s what you’re looking for, stop reading now and Read more …
How to choose a film Leica M rangefinder | Michael Fraser
I’m often asked, „Which Leica M should I buy?“. My usual response is to run down the features of the various models and compare this to what the photographer is looking for in a camera. At this point, it generally Read more …
Streets of Nice | Gabor Nagy #Fuji X-T1
It’s been a month now that we have spent a couple of days in Nice where we had great time. We did long walks in the city, visited few of its historical places and we had some amazing food. Oh, Read more …
Time to move on | Philipp Winter
For the last 2 and a half years I’ve been shooting with an X-E1. It brought me back my joy in photography, when I was struggling to carry my 5D II to vacations, road trips etc. And it endured many Read more …
The Leica M3 DS – Double Stroke vs. Single Stroke | 35MMC
Since writing my first Leica M3 post – and in fact actually not long after I published it – I found myself in the possession of a rather tatty Leica M3 double stroke. At the time of writing this first post Read more …
Leica M Monochrom (Typ 246) review | Angela Nicholson
Unlike the sensors inside the vast majority of digital cameras, the sensor inside Leica’s Monochrom doesn’t have a ‚traditional‘ RGGB Bayer pattern filter. This means that it can’t produce colour images, only black and white – hence the camera’s name. Read more …
Leica M Monochrom (Typ 246) Review: Preview | Mike Tomkins
In mid-2012, Leica announced perhaps one of its most unique digital cameras to date. The Leica M Monochrom took the body of the M9-P, and swapped in a full-frame CCD image sensor that lacked a color filter. Without filtering, the Read more …
Fujifilm XF 16mm f/1.4 R WR | Test | Patrice Michellon
Before you read further I would like to point out a few things. My report will not contain any detailed technical analysis nor graphics to study. For this I would suggest you visit specialised websites like DP Review. Also you will Read more …
Five Days in Havana | Michael Reichmann
I had long wanted to shoot in Havana. As a Canadian I could have gone there any time over the past fifty years or so. Canada has always maintained diplomatic relations with Castro’s Cuba. Air Canada even has daily flights Read more …
Lost in Iran with Two Fujis | James Conley
Iran. Although home to one of the world’s oldest civilizations, (dating back more than 5,000 years), since 1979 Iran is most commonly known for the Islamic Revolution that toppled Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and took 66 Americans hostage, holding them for Read more …