The Right Tool for the Right Job | Mark Kitaoka
…..so I went into my bag to get my trusty X100S. You see I purchased this little unit specifically for its leaf shutter. In case you aren’t aware leaf shutters don’t follow the same rules as focal plane shutters, you Read more …
A Dabble in Commercial Shooting with My X-E1 | Adriel Henderson
During the workweek you’ll find me at Milwaukee Electronics, an outfit that builds circuit boards for all sorts of neat companies around the US. I don’t actually build any boards myself, I just monkey wrench website tools for the Screaming Read more …
Antigua. January, 2014 | Jeremy Harris
Recently went to Antigua on assignment to shoot the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge (more on that in another post). I stayed on the island an extra 5 days to explore, photograph, and relax. Needless to say, it was amazing. All Read more …
Fuji 55-200mm Review | Justin Balog
Final Thoughts If compression and subject isolation are an important part of your compositional needs, and you are invested in the Fuji X system, well…you need this lens. There really isn’t much in the way of alternatives. If you are Read more …
Fujifilm X-T1 Full Size Sample Images | Dan Bailey
By now, I’m getting pretty familiar with the new Fujifilm X-T1,having shot well over a thousand frames with it in a variety of conditions over in Iceland and back here in Alaska. I’ll continue to do more extensive reviews of Read more …
Harland and Wolff at Night | David Cleland
Famous for boat building and not just the Titanic, the Harland and Wolff cranes (Samson and Goliath) are an established trademark of the city of Belfast. I had paid the area alongside the also famous Titanic film studios in the Read more …
The Owl Sanctuary (Barrow in Furness) –
Fuji X-Pro1 / XF 60mm 2.4 R Macro | Rob Lowe
When I am not out with my camera I can sometimes suffer with such terrible ISFS – that’s “Itchy Shutter-Finger Syndrome” if you’re wondering, and can be quite psychologically debilitating, I promise you! Over the past few days I have Read more …
First X-T1 Shots | Chris Dodkin
I didn’t have time to RTFM, I just put in a battery and an SD card, left the JPEG settings as they came from the factory. (Apart from film type, where I selected Velvia). The weather at the coast was Read more …
Fuji X100s Review | Luminous Landscape
I originally purchased this camera because of the reasons mentioned in the introduction, namely that it is an elegant camera with a pleasing retro look which is practical, lightweight and able to create quality images handheld. However, as I worked Read more …
“Goodbye God, I am going to Bodie” with the Fuji X-Pro1 &
Fuji X100S | Olaf Sztaba
It is hard to describe what draws us to places like Bodie. Maybe it is the beauty of the forgotten and rusty; maybe it is the dark history or a search for ghosts of the past. One thing is for Read more …