The X100T is the camera for people who want to jump off the technology train and remember what it means to pursue great images instead.
西川林道 母の白滝分岐 2014:05:01 06:57:13
My wife and I had a short trip to Malta coming up and of course my thoughts immediately turned to what gear should I take with. Normally I would happily have taken my X-Pro2, which I love. However I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to borrow an X-70 from Fujifilm UK, so I thought let's travel light for a change and take up their kind offer. I had been considering purchasing one as a travel camera so this would be a good test. When I received the X-70 I was also delighted to have been given the wide-angle converter and the optical viewfinder to try out. If you want to read a thorough review of the X-70 and all its features, then this article is not for you. This piece will be purely about how the X70 performed as a lightweight travel camera. So let's start with my initial thoughts on trying it for the first time. It's beautifully compact and fits easily in a jacket pocket and its very light too. What's amazing is that this camera, barely larger than most compact cameras and smaller in length then my Smartphone, still houses the same APC sensor as the [...]
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What first drew me to the panoramic format was that it's the way we naturally see. Sure, you can't really compare a camera's lens to the abilities of two (or even one) human eyes. But nevertheless, we are a horizontally-oriented species -- we live, work, and see along a horizontal plane. And so, after a bit of research, I dove in to get the Fuji GX617. Why not Hasselblad's
山中湖 ダイヤモンド富士 February 1, 2014 at 4.01PM JST
The Fuji X-T1 Review. Fuji creates the Best X to date! What a way to blow a review! I pretty much say right there in the title that yes indeed this X-T1 is the BEST Fuji X to date, even surpassing the X100 and X100s for me..finally! Many of you know that I was never
Continuing my coverage of the Fujifilm X100F, I wanted to detail the accessories that I deemed best to go with this awesome little camera.
If you live in Japan, the first week of May is good news. It means a string of holidays, one of the longest in the year for most people. Japanese like it so much they call it the Golden Week. And if you like racing, Golden Week means cladding yourself in your favorite team garb, …
The Kakimoto NSX wasn't the only Honda at Fuji this month that's received a facelift; Esprit was on hand with their NSX, now in special blue edition. Like so many other competitors this day though, they were not to see any track time around the Speedway. Inclement weather doesn't bode well for fast track times,…
Fuji built the X Series cameras to be compatible with most wired and wireless flash systems. Here are a few off-camera flash techniques you can use with the Fuij X Series cameras.
I started with the Canon rebel t6i 2 years ago, I’ve realised DSLR is too bulky for my travels, so i made the jump to a mirrorless setup with the Sony A6300. Soon i ended up with a X-T2. I chose the Fuji X System for their image quality, their colours and their lens selection […]
Cuba Street Photography with the Fuji X-Pro2 by Dom & Liam Shaw. Havana & Trinidad: A glimpse into the daily life of the extraordinary Cuban people in 2016.
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When was the last time you dived into your camera's menu or explored its unknown features? With the Fujifilm X-T1 camera in the hands of many of you
In 2012, Fuji announced a new uber track machine at Interbike, the Track Elite. Based on the technology in the bike, the design of the…
Street photography in Colombia, photographed by Kristian Leven. Images from Jardin, Medellin, Cartagena, Isla Grande and Bogota.
Complete wedding with the Fuji X Pro 1 - A selection of images from a complete wedding captured with the Fuji X Pro .
In my review and comparison, perhaps my biggest criticism with the camera was its grip, or lack thereof. This potential issue is easily addressed by way of a half case, or MHG-XT10 grip that also provides Arca Swiss tripod compatibility. Both maintain battery and SD card access, which is nice.
In this video, I try a FUJI XT3 CAMERA for the first time after using Sony Cameras exclusively for 4 years! 10% off code: https://www.squarespace.com/mannyor...
