Gariz Leather Half-Case for Fujifilm X-E1/X-E2 Review |
Romanas Naryškin
Let’s be completely honest – other than style, leather half-cases for mirrorless cameras serve just about no purpose. It really is all about style – not protection, not ergonomic improvement, none of that. Any change in those areas is, more Read more …
High-Contrast B&W With Lightroom | Romanas Naryškin
A while ago, I wrote an article on low-contrast B&W conversions with Lightroom. After reading through some of the response the article received I was pleasantly surprised that so many of our readers actually prefer low-contrast look over the ever-popular Read more …
Fujifilm RAW and Lightroom: How Are Things as 2015 Nears? |
Romanas Naryškin
As good as X-Trans sensors are in terms of performance, most software makers have had some trouble with demosaicing the slightly unusual RAW files in the past. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom has been noticeably trailing behind in this regard even back Read more …
Fuji X-T1 vs Olympus OM-D E-M1 | Romanas Naryškin
The new Fujifilm X-T1 has been greeted with great enthusiasm. Based purely on specifications, the newer camera seems to be at the top in Japanese manufacturer’s line-up, at least until X-Pro2 comes along. That said, $1,299 is quite a lot Read more …
Fujifilm Lens Abbreviations | Romanas Naryškin
Fujifilm has been producing lenses for decades now. The are m42 screw-mount lenses to be found, medium-format lenses on their fixed-lens 120/220 film rangefinder cameras, not to mention broadcast and cinema lenses. In this article, we will focus on Fujifilm’s Read more …