The State of Mirrorless – Verity Milligan | Ugo Cei
Speaking of landscapes, here’s the latest interview I did for The State of Mirrorless. This time, me and Mathieu interviewed Verity Milligan, a young and enthusiastic photographer from Birmingham, England. Besides shooting events and weddings, she does a lot of Read more …
Fujifilm X100T Full Review with X100s Comparison | Mirrorlessons
The Fujifilm X100T, the third camera in the X100 series, has attracted lots of attention much like its predecessors even if it doesn’t bring as many outstanding upgrades as the second in line, the X100s. This new camera has the same Read more …
The Zeiss Touit 50mm Macro Full Review | MirrorLessons
Conclusion The Zeiss Touit 50mm 2.8 Macro is a very nice lens capable of delivering excellent quality. It is very sharp, has good close-up capabilities and good AF performance. I could not find a flaw during the time I tested it. The rubber Read more …
Six Months with the Fujifilm X-T1 | Mathieu Gasquet
You have probably read about it. You may have a friend who bought one. You may have noticed it on the streets. You have most certainly seen one in a camera store window. The Fujifilm X-T1 is currently one of Read more …
Photokina 2014: Hands-On with the XF 50-140mm f/2.8,
XF 56mm f/1.2 APD and more | MirrorLessons
Fujifilm is taking an important step with the new lenses it recently announced, and with the lenses that will come in 2015. We are not talking about small and compact lenses but professional lenses with a complex design that can give Read more …
An in-depth look at the Fuji X-T1 autofocus capabilities |
MirrorLessons
In my opinion, there are two ways to evaluate the autofocus of a camera. The first is to leave everything to the camera. You point and shoot in some situations and you see how the camera software/hardware behaves. The second way Read more …
Three days walking through the Cinque Terre with the Fuji X-T1
& XF 10-24mm f/4 | Mirrorlessons
The Cinque Terre (literally the “five lands” in Italian) are five small sea villages located along the Italian Riviera in the Liguria region. The coastline and hills that link them are part of the Cinque Terre National Park and the Read more …
What if Fujifilm were to go full frame? | Mirrorlessons
…. of course many users are questioning what would become of the APS-C line since Fuji has invested a lot of money into it up until now. Well, as several photographers have pointed out, there are many systems that have Read more …
Rainy Day Photography – Why shooting on a bad day can be
good training | Mirrorlessons
It’s been raining non-stop for more than a week. You were hoping for a sunny weekend to go out and take some colourful landscapes, but you are now torn between curling up by the fire or wrapping yourself up in Read more …
The first wedding shot with the Fuji X-T1 – Guest Post by
X-Photographer Max De Martino | Mirrorlessons
We don’t often have guest posters on our website, but in the case of Italian X-Photographer Max De Martino, we decided to make an exception. Below we have translated his original article about his experience using the new Fujifilm X-T1 for wedding Read more …