If it weren't for Nikon, I'd probably still be stuck on cheap wine, Ikea cheese, and awkward, purple-lipped hangovers. But thanks to the wonders of the D800's ridiculous live view system and a jumpy exposure dial, I’ve been rammed into the wonderful world of the single malt scotch. I owe you one, Nikon.
One reason to switch from Nikon to Fuji was Fuji's Kaizen philosophy (Kai=change Zen=good). This means, that Fuji will improve their cameras by firmware updates. And this even after months or year...
by Marco Larousse and Scott Bourne The community of photographers who shoot with Fuji cameras is very robust. There are many online resources dedicated exclusively to Fuji cameras (such as o...
Thom Hogan's article from 8 April, entitled: Price is the Problem? reiterates one of the many problems camera makers face: addressing the usability of their cameras. Advances in megapixels and benchmarkable performance metrics such as dynamic range and high ISO performance are not the iterative improvements camera users really need. Current silicon is more than capable. Thom recently essayed on that very topic.
While Mathieu has been testing the and , I’ve been spending my days in the company of two lenses I’ve long wanted to test, the and . The pair arrived just in time for the ...
It has been 3 long years now, that Olympus managed to stir photographic market waters for good, and forever, introducing that first E-M5. It's now a general consensus that this camera brought mirrorless in the forefront, not only for serious enthusiasts but for a number of professional uses also. Being a match, or even superior, in image quality and features, to APS-C sensor cameras of its era, was no easy fit and, with m4/3 lens variety and quality constantly growing, it was just a matter
There have been some interesting debates lately about what’s ‘wrong’ with the digital camera market as people try to understand the rather dramatic decline in unit sales that has been happening over the past 4 or 5 years, with volumes down by half from their peak. I let my old, porous brain muse on this …
If you haven’t noticed, camera sales are down. I mean, they’re way down. Unsurprisingly, everyone’s scrambling to find a reason why. There’s a video floating around from Mayflower Concepts that, at the very least, explains what is not the cause for the camera sales drop. If you don’t have 50 minutes to watch it for …
This past weekend I wandered into Fort Pierce to visit the popular Farmer's Market for a quick test of the Panasonic LX100 with the integral 24-75mm Leica DC
Wildlife + Fuji X. Not two things that sit comfortably together in the minds of ‘the internet’, but last weekend’s photos of 100mph+ cars seemed to surprise many, so helping me bust this week’s Fuji X myth were 56 cats (none of the domestic variety).
I spent few days in Tokyo in January on a whim. I've always wanted to go Japan since I was a child, and the desire stemmed from being influenced by many
One of the most challenging shooting conditions for a photographer is low light. Whether you be shooting on the streets, at a wedding, during an event, or indoors, there is often no bigger thorn in the flesh for both the ...
Following the initial report and after a few more days in the company of the Mark2, it's time to wrap-up this report, while addressing a couple more interesting aspects. First off, let's talk ISO
In the first six months following the release of the Sony A7 and A7r, many users were complaining about the lack of native lenses for the system. One year and three months later, I must praise ...
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PHOTOGRAPHY AND TEXT BY KEVIN MULLINS
Every March, they march. From every corner of the globe they trot.
It's the "World Cup" of horse racing, they say. Something like 50,000 people each day, for four days, pass through the doors of the famous Cheltenham Race course for the festival. 10,000 of those travel from Ireland.
It's an emphatic collection of souls, sods and lucky ladies. Broke
My goal with this film was to capture the beauty of the melting ice and changeable weather conditions in the Canadian Rockies during the winter thaw of March...
EDITOR's NOTE: Post & Photos by Marco Larousse. We're proud to welcome Marco as a new part of the WESHOOTFUJI team. He is an official Fuji X- Photographer with an amazing portfolio and a deep d...
A couple of days ago, I had the pleasure of shooting a live concert dedicated to the memory of a famous Greek urban folk music singer (a genre of music know as "laiko" in Greece). The venue (Passport ) was great, as well as the sound and performances and I really enjoyed it.
What made this job special was that I decided to test, in real life conditions, my most recent acquisition for the Fuji-X system: the Fujinon XF 56mm f/1.2 lens.
One Year Shooting the Panasonic Lumix GH4 Review. My how time flies when you're having fun, and fun is what I've had since purchasing the first of my two P
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