THE REAL DIFFERENCE: XF56 vs XF56 APD vs FF |
NIKO VILLEGAS & JAN GONZALES
I’ve gotten my fair share of questions regarding the XF56mm F1.2 R APD, most of which are asking what it brings to the table that the original XF56 doesn’t already. The question is quite understandable as there hasn’t really been any sample Read more …
Comparing the XF50-140mm F2.8 to the XF56mm F1.2 |
RANDALL CIPRIANO
I’ve been lucky enough to have tried a few pre-production samples of the XF50-140mm back in October and saw first hand how sharp it was comparing it with both XF56mm F1.2 R original and APD versions as well as with Read more …
Fujifilm Macro Extension Tube MCEX-11 | Randall Cipriano
Currently, the only macro capable lens from Fujifilm is the XF60mm F2.4 R. Unfortunately, the magnification factor of the XF60 doesn’t really afford it the title of a real macro lens. For those left wanting for a better and cheaper macro solution than Read more …
Weather-sealed Magic – FUJINON XF18-135mm F3.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR |
RANDALL CIPRIANO
Despite people having their reservations about the XF18-135 when it was announced, I was still looking forward to the lens being that it along with the X-T1 are the first of Fujifilm’s “Weather Resistant” line of products (with more to come Read more …
X-E1, A look back to 2 years of landscapes and travel | Randall Cipriano
A little over 2 years ago, I was introduced to the Fujifilm X-Series by a friend with his X-Pro1. I wouldn’t have thought back then that a few weeks later that I would be using another APS-C based camera having Read more …
From the Fujifilm X-E1 to the X-E2 | Randall Cipriano
….. I will reserve any comments about image quality till after I run it through a proper shoot but all-in-all, I’m happy and welcome all the improvements implemented on the X-E2. Physically, it looks like the same camera, but only Read more …