Beyond the numbers: what’s next? | Ming Thein
Since the beginning of the medium – supposedly the view from Niepce’s window in 1826 or thereabouts – we have been chasing more. More is supposedly better. More of what? More of everything: resolution, clarity, size, maximum aperture, focal length, Read more …
True Lies | Little Big Traveling Camera
We all got used to it: “Best image quality ever!” “World’s fastest autofocus!” “Smallest, big sensor camera in the world!” Every manufacturer feels the need to claim superlatives when introducing a new camera. A simply but honest “carefully improved” does’t Read more …
Make It Human | David duChemin
“This might end up in crying. If you’re not prepared to cry about it, I’m not sure you’re making art. And if you’re not prepared to dance in anticipation, you’re definitely not making art.” ~ Seth Godin I don’t Read more …
Eine Kamera muss „passen“… | Carsten Schouler
Im Gedankenaustausch kam es zu folgenden möglichen Theorien: Ich hatte die Sony nicht lange genug, um mit ihr warm zu werden. Hmmm… kann sein, aber ist es nicht auch ein Zeichen, dass man mit einer bestimmten Kamera erst “warm” werde muss? Read more …
Get the Picture vs. Get a Better Camera | John E. Holmes
n the past 4+ years that my blog has been up, I have used lots of different cameras. The sensor sizes have varied from 1 / 2.33 to 1 / 1.7 to micro 4/3 to APS in more different cameras Read more …
How the Fujifilm X-Pro1 helps me Combat G.A.S
against the Gorgeous X-T1 | Rob Lowe
For the better part of two years I have been mainly working and hobbying with only two systems – the fantastically portable and sumptuously rich file-producing machine that is the Ricoh GXR-M and the more modern, game-changing Fujifilm X-Pro1. Anyone Read more …
Should I sell all my Nikon gear for a X-T1? | Ohm Image
If only I had a yen for every time this question came up in the Fujifilm SLR/X series forum at DPReview, I’d… be able to buy a chocolate bar or two. There are some good answers in the thread for Read more …
The focus advantage of a Fuji X camera for lifestyle photography |
Tom Grill
One feature I am starting to really appreciate on the X cameras is the way the focus point can be moved into even the furthest corners of the image frame. When photographing people I like to put the focus point Read more …
Sculpting with Light | Ed Jones
That’s what I’m about. Thats what drives me, thats where I find my bliss in photography. But really, what does that mean? What is that really about? I suppose when you get right down to it, that is my method, Read more …
Why I left Nikon for Fuji X | Jiri Ruzek
Maybe you have noticed on Facebook or elsewhere that I have sold my complete Nikon photo equipment and switched to mirrorless Fuji X in November 2013. I promised to write this article, explain the reasons that led me to the Read more …