Fuji 56mm F1.2 Review / Upgrading from the 60mm |
Colin Nicholls
I’ve done it. The age of the 60mm is over, the time of the 56mm has begun. Here is a short review, a few sample images and a bit about why I’ve decided to change from the Fuji 60mm F2.4 Read more …
Tokyo Salaryman Fuji X-Pro1 | Nicolas Lambert
Le salaryman Au Japon, ou plutôt à Tokyo on s’habille en costume noir pour aller travailler dans son entreprise. Ces hommes ont des horaires assez difficiles, debout très tôt et au lit très tard. Série Une série un peu contrastée Read more …
La Ferme | XF 56mm APD | Patrick La Roque
These are tentative steps, her first away from us; away from home. We spend a few hours moving in, exploring every nook and cranny, sharing her joy and excitement. But when the time comes for us leave… All that freedom Read more …
The New Fuji 56mm f/1.2R APD | Nathan Elson
All of the portraits above were shot in RAW with the Fuji X-T1 body combined with the new 56mm f/1.2R APD lens and processed in LR5 with my own black & white presets. The lens itself was a prototype, so until Read more …
Fuji XF 27mm a great little guy | Jorge Ledesma
So I finally completed my Fujifilm kit. A few days ago, I scooped up an XF 27mm 2.8 (silver) to pair of with the XE2 and I couldn’t be more delighted. Initially, I had wondered if it would give me Read more …
A visit to a Jacobean gem | Paul Melling
Astley Hall in Lancashire is the type of location that Fuji’s 10-24mm lens and X-Pro1 were made to cover. Astley Hall is a Jacobean mansion on the edge of Chorley and it has bags of character. There’s no doubt it’s Read more …
Out flirting with the Fuji X-T1 again….. | Jason Boucher
I have been busy with work and out traveling again. This time instead of
grabbing my trusty EM1 with a couple of lenses, I went north with my Fuji X-T1, an old Fuji X-M1 as my pocket cam and handful of lenses. I am still flirting with this camera. I wanted to give it one more go to test the
focus ability and continuous autofocus capabilities shooting my daughter’s soccer tournament. In short, I don’t like it for events. I like it considerably less than my EM1. However, for still shooting and some specific types of shooting like people and portraits, I prefer it. I’ll admit that „It“ could be the lenses available for the X system. They truly are spectacular and really give a specific feel and wonderful skin tones…..
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Fuji XF10-24mm Lens | Les Bessant
Well, I’ve hinted, and I’ve posted some images taken with this beast, so I suppose I should give it a quick review thingy. Note that this isn’t a proper technical review – you’ll find those with all the resolution charts you could hope for on all the usual sites and even in print magazines. No, t…
Fujifilm Walk In The Park | Photowalk at The Evergreen Brickworks | Leigh Miller
We had a great turnout of people to the Fuji photowalk event at the Evergreen Brickworks…or the „Old Brickworks“ for you Toronto photographers who remember the days of sneaking strobist shoots there back in the day. Many thanks the Fuji Guys (Billy & Greg) and the other fantastic staff who made…
Snapshots of Everyday Life in Paris ~ Part Deux! | Valérie Jardin
The photo workshop continues. We are all having so much fun roaming the streets of Paris for miles every day. Spending a week with people who share the same passion for photography is so awesome. I don’t shoot much when I teach a workshop but I grab a shot here and there with my little Fuji x100s…