Mirrorless Cameras

The yearly gathering of Fuji shooters took place last Sunday: the Montreal
Fuji Photo Walk. Huge turnout this year—which is impressive considering
last year’s event had already been a success and the early morning weather
was… Let’s say iffy.

The undisputed star of the show was the new baby (literally), the X-T10.
Fujifilm Canada had a bunch of them on hand for folks to try out, along
with all the recent lenses, zooms and primes. We had drinks the night
before where I got to play with it

At last! This little wonder eventually arrived at home. It arrived in a quite nice [amazon text=bundle from Amazon at only $1800&asin=B00QKRHJGK]. This bundle included, among other things, a fl...

Fujifilm XF90mm F2 initial thoughts from UK Wedding Photographer Kevin Mullins whilst using a pre-release version of the lens April 2015

Alzi la mano chi poteva immaginarsi un gioiello del genere? Ve lo dico subito, la X-T10 è un oggetto pericoloso. Non voglio sembrare esagerato, ma sicuramente cambierà le regole del gioco. Il compito in qualità di X-PHOTOGRAPHER che mi è...

A detailed review of the Fuji X-T10.

Fun day out at LNDNWLK 3.0. Thanks to the organisers, Johnny Patience,
Rebecca Lily, Mathieu and Heather from MirrorLessons. It was lovely meeting
everyone.

Photos were captured with Fujifilm X100T

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The new splash and dust-proof M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 7-14mm F2.8 PRO and the
new M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 8 mm Fish eye F/1.8 PRO is the first wide-angle zoom
amd non zoom lenses in the M.ZUIKO PRO. The compact and lightweight design
of this new Micro Four Thirds lenses portrays its well-known ZUIKO quality
alongside excellent depictive power and superb edge-to-edge clarity. 

 

* M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 7-14mm F2.8 PRO
– Will be released in late June 2015
– Dust-proof drop-proof (11 place

Today Olympus announced two extreme wide angle lenses for the Micro Four Thirds system: the and the . We received these two new lenses a few days before travelling to London for the LNDWLK 3.0 ...

Usually when you put insects and photography together, the first piece of equipment that comes to mind is a macro lens. I admit that macro isn’t my favourite genre, but Heather is a great fan of macro ...

Post purchase, most of my Canon P life was spent behind a Canon 50/1,4 LTM
lens. I’m definitely not a street shooter. I like distance; I like my
space. 50mm is a good insulator. It keeps me just far enough away from
goddam people. But there’s this thing about lenses and cameras that
attracts geeks like me. And with my purchase of the X-Pro 1, more than just
the Canon P’s brilliant 1:1 viewfinder beckoned to be filled. 

Montreal residents are a graceful people. Well, some are more graceful than
others, but we’re tenacious, too! When faced with the prospect of either
walking 30 additional seconds out of our way to avoid a backup of sewer
water or braving a leap of faith over it to save time, most people took the
leap. Most of them succeeded. Most of them…

TweetWelcome to our series of 100 interviews we will be holding with professional photographers who use mirrorless cameras for work! “Switching to a smaller and lighter system” has become somewhat of a buzz phrase...

What is the Fujifilm X-T10? It is a smaller version of the ever popular
X-T1 that has been stripped of some of its features to appeal a differing
level of skill and wallet size.

We can say a lot of things about this new Fuji on the block but we certainly can't say it was a surprise. The past few weeks have seen numerous rumours and images of the new ...

While many brands populate their line-ups with a vast array of entry-level MILCs, Fujifilm’s series of professional cameras has always been the backbone of the company’s business strategy, strength and success. It was only in ...

Cincinnati Wedding Photographers | Review Olympus 8mm Fisheye f/1.8 This amazingly compact, lighting fast autofocus and fast aperture make this lens a must!

At the end of January I received a phone call from Richard Pelkowski, Product Manager at Olympus, asking if I would be interested in shooting with a mockup of the new 8mm f/1.8 fisheye lens that...

The  was the second lens announced by Olympus today. As with the 7-14mm, we received it just before heading to London for our third photo walk. As coincidence would have it, Heather’s father and his ...

TweetThis past Saturday saw the arrival of the third edition of LNDNWLK, an informal photo walk around the great city of London organised by ourselves and art photographers Johnny Patience...