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What should you expect in this space? Well, it will not be detailed camera reviews or discussions on sensor size, fps, and megapixels. You will find more of “this is what I captured” heartfelt storytelling from the following cameras and more. Sony A7II, RX1R and A7s 
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2014 has been a seminal year for me as a photographer, both professionally
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Please click to view large Good morning everyone! I spent an hour this morning shooting the last sunrise of 2014. I picked a spot in a rural area near Vancouver and waited for the sun to come ou...
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2014 has come to a close, which means it is time to select the best mirrorless camera, lens and accessories of the year!
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After the above image of the Milky Way over Crater Lake in Oregon was featured recently by Fuji X Magazine, I received a number of email enquiries on how to capture these type of pictures. I decide...
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Do you remember Thomas Delahaye? I interviewed him this past September and even spent two mornings with him shooting what he does best, butterflies. I wanted to understand how he could take those w...
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The Sony A7II Real World Camera Review. My Camera of the Year 2014. **Direct Links: Buy the A7 II at B&H Photo HERE or Amazon HERE** You just gotta love
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A photographic review of 2014 by FlixelPix. Covering the X-T1 release & the launch of the brilliant Fujifilm X100s it documents quite a year for photography
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Recently Mathieu and I have been working hard on piecing together a list of what we feel are the best mirrorless cameras, lenses and accessories of 2014.
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I recently had the opportunity to pick up the newly released Fujifilm XF 50-140mm F2.8 R LM OIS WR lens to pair with my Fujifilm X-T1, just in time to take to a concert I was shooting at the House ...
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That's it. Panasonic did it. They saved Micro Four Thirds in my book. They restored the format to its true calling: ultra-compact and ultra-high quality. I could not be happier with this little camera. The industry is throwing a lot of small cameras at us with various highlights, e.g. the RX100, the X100, the LX100, etc... But only the GM5 stands out for me, because of the viewfinder, and because it offers two compact lens types I really need and love: the 20/1.7 pancake and a compact, collapsible tele lens.
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'The Mirrorless Interchangeable lens sector of the camera market is
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Use these Quick Menu settings to transform the Panasonic GH4 into a streamlined video production tool.
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I had a visitor from Finland this morning joining me for shutter therapy, Matti Sulanto. I think this is probably the first time I have met anyone from Finland! Matti has got quite a story to tell in his photography journey, he has started decades ago in professional photography in the film era, moving on to the digital age, using many different formats. Previously he was using Nikon full frame system which he has since then switched fully to Olympus. The turning point was the introduction of electronic viewfinder that worked so well, changing the way he shoots, having the "what you see is what you get capabilities". He has never looked back, while he still flirted with other brands such as Fuji (which he did for a year), he found himself coming back to the Olympus OM-D system. His reasons: the camera that is so reliable, and yet small and light, producing image output that is more than good enough for everything that he does. Also, he commented that the current OM-D E-M1 is a camera that can do anything!
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In all these years, I've never been a second photographer at a wedding until a month ago. My good friend Jonathan had a wedding on his books and thought it would be a good idea to have me along.I've had Jonathan alongside me for the past year or so, helping me out at weddings and various…
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An interview with Levy Moroshan about his work with the Fujifilm X-T1 and Sony A7s.
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Today we take a look at the Sony Alpha 6000 or Sony A6000. This mirrorless interchangeble lens camera has some very good specs, but how does it really perfor...
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December 28, 2014 2:26 PM
Thank you for the very thorough review. I've owned the A6000 with the 16-17mm lens for several months. I think you have very fairly reviewed the camera's "plus" and "minus" attributes. Thank you for taking the time to do the review!
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A comparison between Fuji’s regular or standard FUJINON XF 56mm ƒ/1.2 and
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The surprising conclusion is, therefore, that the LX100’s lens is as sharp, if not even a bit sharper than the Lumix 20mm f/1.7. I can extrapolate that it’s also sharper than the Lumix 14-42mm kit lens, not to mention that it has the clear benefit of much larger max apertures, giving it a two stops advantage over the 14-42mm all the way.
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Busy week! It started with some dance and finished with an early Christmas.
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Heather and Mathieu of MirrorLessons explore the River Po on a foggy Sunday morning in Turin with the Fujifilm X100t and Lumix LX100.
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