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"Le Fuji X-Pro 1 et ses 3 optiques 18mm, 35mm et 60mm, accompagnées de leurs pare-soleils Le Fuji X-Pro 1 a été lancé avec 3 optiques lumineuses: 18mm f2 (équivalent 28mm), 35mm...
The X100S is an evolutionary camera, improving the classic X100 without taking away what most users valued in the first place. Sales of the original X100 (about 130,000 units globally) did beat expectations. The camera also inspired competing manufacturers to enter the mirrorless fixed-lens compact market, and it served as a blueprint for Fuji’s own line of mirrorless system cameras. Without the X100 and its (then revolutionary) hybrid viewfinder technology, there wouldn’t be an X-Pro1. Make no mistake: The X100 is the foundation of Fuji’s X s
Some images of Dublin and a first impressions look at the Fujifilm XE1 I’m on my first day of a five day trip with the brand new Fuji x100s. It’s no secret that I fell in love with the first edition of this camera. I called it the greatest digital camera ever made. It has it’s “quirks” for sure but I love that camera dearly no matter how much of a pain in the ass it can be. APS-C cameras used to have a few drawbacks compared to full frame cameras: FUJIFILM Corporation (President: Shigehiro Nakajima) is very proud to announce that its premium X series compact system cameras, the FUJIFILM X-Pro1 and X-E1, along with its "instax mini 8" instant camera have each won red dot design awards 2013... The Leica M 240 Real World Camera Review 2013 by Steve Huff NOTE: This review for the new Leica M 240 is written in my usual "Real World" style which means I "use" the camera and do not do "scienti...
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Inludes some M / M9 / RX1 / X100s comparisons. This was taken while walking through an almond orchard in Central California. As the title to my post says, I never shot B & W photographs until I purchased an X-Pro1. Now, it's almost all that I shoot. I found myself in quite a lucky position the other day, I was shooting some shots for a personal art project I am putting together when I realised that, not only was I in the presence of a bit of a...
Via Thomas Menk No decent weather in sight, so I decided to do some test shots with the Fujifilm 18-55mm f/2.8-4 Zoom on my newly acquired X-E1. Pretty murky outside so I thought why not give the maximum aperture a try out? So moving from f/2.8 at the wide end to f/4 at the long end I shot a few tests. A break was needed or least that is how I thought of it. Perhaps a little history first. My journey in photography began at the age of 12. A few years went by using my father’s Retina IIa. At first I started photographing races at Laguna Seca race track, then some work on the high school newspaper. After a stint in the Army, I became much more interested and involved in the craft. Which resulted in building my own darkroom and buying my first Nikon SLR camera system in 1973.A break was needed or least that is how I thought of it. Perhaps a little history first. My journey in photography began at the age of 12. A few years went by using my father’s Retina IIa. At first I started photographing races at Laguna Seca race track, then some work on the high school newspaper. After a stint in the Army, I became much more interested and involved in the craft. Which resulted in building my own darkroom and buying my first Nikon SLR camera system in 1973. |
Première partie disponible ici - Seconde partie disponible ici Après avoir brossé un tour “technique” du Fuji X-Pro 1 dans mes 2 précédents articles, qu’en est-il de son utilisation au quotidien? Voici maintenant près de 6 mois que j’ai fait le grand saut: fini le Canon 5D Mk II, place au Fuji X-Pro 1 pour lequel j’ai eu “le coup de foudre”, à tel point que je l’ai acheté avant même... Expert review of the Fujifilm FinePix X100S camera with sample photos, test shots, videos and more... The Camera Store's Chris Niccolls had a chance to test two of this year's most anticipated cameras: The X20 and X100s. The X100 and X10 were some of our favo... Once “Newness” wears off, our judgement tends to be more level headed. The loss of gear euphoria also occurs when I get my hands on a new camera or lens during a model shoot or an assignment. Because at the end of the day it is about the pictures and not the camera During our recent family mini-trip to Granada, we stayed at the picturesque Hotel Palacio De Santa Inés, in the Unesco World Heritage Albaicín district. Its 35 rooms are located in two small 16th century Mudejar buildings, restructured and renovated in 1995 and 2001 respectively. The hotel fascinates by its courtyard beauty because of its fountain, columns, balustrades and in particular, of Renaissance frescos painted by two of Rafael’s disciples. What better setting can you imagine to learn more about how well the Fujinon XF 14mm f/2.8 lens handles interior and architectural shots? Mr. Purolator brought me a nice box today: the brand new X100S courtesy of Fujifilm Canada. Huge thanks to them for this opportunity.
Much more to come in about 7-10 days! .... Via Thomas Menk Ahead of our full review, here are 74 JPEG photos and a 1080p movie taken with the new Fujifilm X100S compact camera. We've included the entire ISO range from 100 to 25600. Fredrik Averpil compares the Fujifilm X100 and X100S - Doobybrain.com
This is the upgrade I have been waiting for. Hat off to Fuji.
Via Thomas Menk Once a year, in early march, the sun puts up a fantastic lightshow during sun set in one specific stockholm crossing. I discovered this last year and decided to go back sunday weekend when the sun ... |
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