Fuji X-Pro2 Field Test Part I: Street shooting in Manhattan with Fujifilm’s latest flagship | Dave Pardue
Our man on the streets of Manhattan, the stalwart Eamon Hickey, is at it again… this time with Fujifilm’s latest street-shooting powerhouse, the X-Pro2. As the successor to the Fuji X-Pro1 from 2012, a camera that garnered not only a Read more …
Fuji fans: RoboSHOOT remote TTL trigger comes to US retail (and soon, Canada as well!) | Mike Tomkins
These days, there are a whole lot of different remote TTL flash setups on the market. Every once in a while, though, we see a product which is just a little bit different, and that certainly looks to be true 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 Q&A @ CP+ 2015: What next for X-mount | Imaging Resouce
But [for example], while we have provided firmware upgrades for the X100S many times, now we have the X100T, we’re finished, no firmware upgrades [for the X100S] anymore. Makoto Oishi Continuing my series of executive interviews from the recent CP+ Read more …
Fujifilm 10-24mm f/4 Lens Review: A stand-out, versatile,
ultra-wide zoom | William Brawley
Fuji announced the 10-24mm f/4 R OIS lens at the end of 2013, and it finally released several months later. This ultra-wide zoom lens offers an equivalent 15-36mm field of view, optical image stabilization, and a constant maximum aperture of Read more …
Fujifilm X100T Review: Now Shooting! – Shooter’s Report Part | Eamon Hickey
I found the Fujifilm X100T to be a fairly good performer overall, with a couple of modest exceptions. Once I had it on and activated, it responded essentially instantly to any control inputs, but it was sometimes just a bit Read more …
Fujifilm 56mm f/1.2R APD lens review: A serious portrait
prime for serious bokeh | William Brawley
Just when you though the bokeh of the original Fuji 56mm f/1.2 couldn’t get any better, Fujifilm introduced a special version of their portrait prime at Photokina 2014, the Fuji 56mm f/1.2R APD. The „APD“ stands for apodization, by which a Read more …
Fujifilm X-A2 Preview – First Impressions | Mike Tomkins
Back in late 2013, Fujifilm introduced the X-A1, a new entry-level point for its X-series mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera line. At the start of 2015, it follows up with the updated Fuji X-A2, a closely-related camera that sports some very worthwhile Read more …
Fujifilm X100T laboratory First Shots posted:
How do you top the X100S? | Dave Pardue
The hugely popular Fujifilm X100S from early 2013 was upgraded this year in the form of the highly anticipated follow-up Fujifilm X100T, and we’ve now uploaded our initial lab test series First Shots. Nothing on the X100T has changed in Read more …
Fujifilm X100T Review | Imaging Resource
In early 2013, Fujifilm introduced the X100S, a bright-lensed camera nicely aimed at the street photography niche, and a followup to the earlier Fuji X100. Although we appreciated its image quality and a reduction in lens flare exhibited by the Read more …